Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-14
Personalities.
Gladstone is again about well.

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Gladstone is again about well.
Casper Seslig is home from Holden.
Charlie Jacobs, of Richmond was in town las
week.
DR.. J. >. Wood, of odsssa, WAS in town yes.
terday.
Misses Nellie and Birdie Allen, of this city
went to Chicago with the editors.
W. K. NcChssney, proprietor of the Odess:
House. was in town Wednesday.
Goslder Young came in from Paola. Kansas
Wednesday. and remained 3 day or two.
Capt. Lesusur was elected president of the
Press Association. The next meeting will be
held At St. Joseph.
Prosssr Fay Is to be married Soon. This will
make some of our girls weep, MS the lucky young
lady IL of St. Leuls. ,
Mack Child, Of Richmond paid as q abort Wis
1t Monday. When walking gets better We ex.
psct to see him oftensr.
Mr.. e. H. Vsndiver, editor Of the Keysel
Tribune, at Keyssr. w. Va, Is in the city visit
ing relatives, and made uSa short and pleasant
call Thursday.
Geo. h. hereford. Of the c. & A., J. s. Jack
sen and Misses Bette Moran and Mamie Walk.
or, Of Higginsville, were at the opera house
Thursday night.
The Columbia papers claim that Mr.. John
Rodgers, aged % years, is the father Of q cir
just i've months old. They don't state the age
of Mrs. Rodgers.
DR.. c. W. sseber and Mr.. L. T. Bell Renial
Higginsvillians, were in the city Thursday. and
called On the In~tellissncer. They attended the
Pirates in the evening.
=. @. Adsms. agent of the q. 4 A., and l..
Rufher Smith, banker Of Odessa, were in this
city yesterday. and paid us . pleasant call.
Jesse W. Rathbun left, Thursday, to take q
position in o. 8. surveying corps in Colorado.
We understand that Gen. shelby's eldest son
left d 1.-THE same time for the anne destination.
Mrs. Rssa Seymour. of Nevada City. Mo-,
who has been visiting relatives in this city, re-
turned hsms . few days ago. Her sister. Miss
Mary Tut, went with her, and will spend the
summer ct Nevada City.
Capt. A. 4. Lesueur and wife, and their little
daughter, Annie. LEFT Monday evening for JEFF
6erson City. TO attend the editorial convention
They went with the sxcarsionlsts a far ~ Chi
cage. and will return Monday or Tuesday.
The vocal teacher who viii take Miss Thomp-
sons place, ct Baptist Female; College. is Miss
Julia r. 0eald. OF Cincinnati. She comes with
. Ans reputation - . vocalist and teacher. and
has had superior advantages. including two
years study in Italy ~ ~
Willie Qusrlss, who has been attending col
leee at fulton. arrived hsme yesterday. He
had the honor of riding from Fulton to Mexico
On shs editorial excursion train, and reports
tile Lsxinston representatives all enjoying
themselves hugely. ....l go. ..ls
Mr.. George w. Smith, an old and honsrsd
citizen or this county, died In st. Joseph last
Thursday. M, Smith has for sometime been
allotted with softe.lne Of the brain; and at the
time Of his death was being treated for that
disease 1t the asylum.
James Gordon Bsnnett recently received an
Anonymous lsttsr. containing only the words,
~, q. B. 10 . fool" With his worlc-rsnswn
cd presence Of mind, the long-lsgged killer of
ladies and pole ponies puts the letter in a new
enyelsps, md sent 1t to JAMES q. Blaine
The following have called since our last issue.
y. 9. Plattenburg, j. B. Shelby, Jr.. +. W.
stockton, J.. B. .Burbridge, T. v. Foster, r.
shocklsy, G.. W. Carr, R.HW. Keene, George
Dr. P.eTsnpls.. Mrs. sallie L.
Leo. A. n. Stan1sld, John johnson, Geo! W.
Fsx. J. N. Isgrlg. Of Cooper. John Cosgrove.
Of Saline, 10. A.. wilson. ". Waddelli and
s. Mitchell. u 3 - h..8' "E~t BOA "a.