Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-05

The president is in New York taking . rest for
Q week.
A child of Mrs. Chas. Kidwen 10 very i'll with
spinal-meningitis.
The eldest son of Rev. DR.. McCosh died at
Princeton, N. j., Sunday.
j. D. ShewaIter, Esq., and wife arrived home
last night from their visit to Virginia.
Miss Belle Webb, Of New York state, has en-
tered the e. Aull Seminary as Q pupil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Eaton. Of Fsyette, No..
are visiting their daughter. Mrs. Wn.. =. Kerr
dolf, Jr.
Gov. and Mrs. Crittenden will celebrate the
twenty-ffth anniversary Of their marriage at
the mansion next Saturday.
Misses Matte Garner, OF Richmond, and
Jennie Lackey, Of Kentucky, are visiting the
Misses Atkinson, In this city.
Capt. Marx Belt, representing the extensive
liquor house Of schmidlapp & Co.. Cincinnati,
has been in the city several days.
Mr.. e. Hanks, Of Nebraska. City, was IN the
city. Thursday. visiting his daughter. who is
attending Central Female College.
Mrs. Jane L. Graves. mother of Alex. Graves.
ESQ.,, lett, last Wednesday morning, for San
Antonio, Texas. to spend the winter.
Hon. Henry c. Wallace, Judge Nm. Young
and Alex. Graves, Esq, have been at Jefferson
City this week attending the supreme court.
Mr.. VIM. Cash has returned. after his wander
ings to Oregon, thence down the Pacific coast.
by way Of the Isthmus to New York, then homo.
Mrs. E. R. Ferguson and her son. C.. F. Fer
guson, have gone to Vicksburg. from which
| York or Philadelphia to attend medical lectures.
Rev. jas. A. Quarles was called to st. Louis
last Wednesday to preach the funeral Of Mrs.
r.-.. n noyooeon kpoun hnnA . Mr. Tur,
ner, of Glasgow. He breaches in sedslis to-
morrow.
Mrs. Polly johnson, mother of Mrs. p. c.
Patterson, Mrs. Eliza Webb and MISS Belle
Webb, Of Watkins Glen, New York. are visit
ing here at present. They will probably remain
during the winter.
Mr.. C. NJ. Thomas was called to st. Louis, Q
few days ago, to visit his blind son, Bonnie.
who was very low with malarial typhoid fever.
He has been sick fifteen days, but Is now i'm
proving, and it ID hoped he will be ready for
school in q few days.
Mrs. Ruth A. Munson, Of Watertovn, N. Y,
q sister OF our business manager, - paying her
brother here Q short visit. It Is more than ter
years since they last met. She will probably
start on her return trip. Wis. st. Louis and
Chicago, next Tuesday.
Miss Aggie Hutchison LEFT, last Wednesday,
for Sherman, Texas, where she viii visit Mn.
Fannie Jones. nee Houghton. for . few weeks,
and will then go to Fort Worth. Texas, to visit
her uncle, Mr.. Hugh T. Wilson. She will prob
ably be absent all winter.
Pleasant Hill Dispatch. Oct. 36:-"Miss Ksts
Wilmott, o. Lexington, arrived Saturday nigh
to attend the wedding Of her cousin. Miss Ella,
to Mr.. JAS. Buchanan, Of Independence. which
occurred last night. She will probably spend
several weeks with kin here. We are pleaset
to acknowledge q call from Miss Kate and he,
cousin, Miss Nora WIlmott. to-day"
The following named have called slnce sul
~last:-Thos. Graves, Rev. n. Adkisasn, Gus
Haerle. W. T. Bradley. p. Mcintyre. Thos. =
Austin, John Willis. Mrs. r. Nichols, Evaz
Young. Rev. W. NJ. Prottsman. @. c. Rider q
A. Wyatt, J. A. Galloway. J. shisr. A.. Carter
H. J.. Higgins, VIM. Cash. DIR. W. p. johnson
N. M. Cooper. John W. Eudley. Ed. Hurry
and John Mulligan.