Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-16

ingly and we'll in the crisis through
which he has passed, and no one has
attributed to him anything but a sincere
hope that President Garfield would re.
cover.
Personalities.
Bismarck thinks he is dying.
Mrs. A.. W. Slayback ID visiting relatives here.
Miss Aggie Smith is visiting friends In Saint
county.
Misses Judith and Pat. Vaughan are visiting
friends here.
Ex-senator Conkling called at the White
House Thursday.
DIR. Talbird is spending his vacation travelling
in southern Missouri.
Mr.. VIM. Bolton made a flying visit to Fulton
and jeff rson City this week.
Mr.. Thos. Irvine. Of Lexington, KY, is visit
ing his sister. Mrs. r. K. Tut.
Mrs. David Akree, Of Dennison. Texas. is
visiting her parents in this city.
John A. Appleton. Of the publishing firm Of
Appleton & Co., died Wednesday.
Elk. Lieut. Governor Geo. Smith died at Cam
eron, Mo-, Thursday, aged Is years.
Mrs. DIR. Talbird left. this morning. to visit
her niece. Mrs. Willis. at Marshall.
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two weeks visit to her sister in Iowa.
Mrs. Dollie Hall, of the Greenton neighbor-
hood. Is visiting friends In Richmond.
Mr.. Mark W. Conkling left, for Chicago. last
night. He will be absent some two weeks.
A Utica physician says that in families which
roast their own coffee diphtheria is unknown.
Mrs. Bessie Downing, who has been visiting
at DR.. Rsbt. Young's, left for kentucky Mon
day last.
Miss Cornelia Quarles, now OF Louisville,
KY, ia visiting her fathers family at the Z. A.
Seminary.
MI. Win. Ricketts,, formerly of this place. but
now of Springfield, Ill. lis here visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Powell and Mrs. Jos.
Barnett, are at Sweet Springs. The ladies will
stay some weeks.
Won Moltke can't sleep. No wonder. The
ghosts of those he has had killed haunt him
when he closes his eyes.
Miss Katie Kriehn returned last week from her
visit to st. LOUIS, mpa ed by her cousin.
Mrs. Meyer and her three sons.
Mrs. H. E. Stone, the new principal Of the
collegiate department of the Baptist Female Col
lege, arrived here lasr Tharsday.
Kansas City Times:-'tEse rybody knows who
Me Too is, but around Albany there Is great
anxiety to find out who She Too is"
Richmond Democrat:-''Mr Chat Prather OF
Lafayette county. circulated around In this part
Of the moral heritage a few days SINCE"
Miss. Maud Cooley, daughter Of DIR. Cooley,
of Kansas City. is visiting her grand parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Wernwag. of this city.
1t Is now proposed to bring Irsquois to this
country and match him to run around one of
sx-Secretary Evarts' sentences in ten minutes.
Robt. Il. Norfolk started this morning for st.
1n,,n vuhnra ho 1,,o oa,,tn n 1o;tso .c xoo-
cling salesman for u large wholesale furniture
house.
Boston Post:-''The Herald came out yester-
day with the big headline: sThank God and
We thought at first that General Butler must be
desd.'
Mr.. Alexander Maitland, of New York, a
nephew of the late Mr.. james Lensx, was mar
rIed recently to Miss McCosh, OF Princeton
College.
A correspondent asks us il q widow can keep
bachelors hall. Why not? Thirty-fve Vassar
girls graduated as 'sBachelors of Art the
other day.
Miss Belle Bolton, who has been visiting
friends at Fulton, returned nome last Thursday.
She expresses herself much pleased with the
Callawegiaus.
Senator Bayard will be the guest of his con-
gresslonal colleague. Mr.. Perry Belmont,
az VIVA "s Ao AoAAo AVoA
Babylon. L.. 1.
Judge Strother has been spending q few days
here this week. He was at the lawn party
Thursday night calamity making himself agree |
able 20 the ladies.
Mrs. Myra Abbott. of Paris, KY, who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Msrrs, left, yes
terday, for Warrensburg to visit the family of
Capt. Bahlmann.
Mr.. Lswre nee Barrett will return to America
next month. He is at present the guest Of Lord
Vaudeville, and taking solid cOmCo on the
nobleman's Irish estate.
Mr.. Samuel J. Tilden will make an addition |
to bis residence at No. Is Gramercy Park, |
New York, at a cost OF $50. 600. Can the old
man be thinking of MARRIAGE
Norborne Observation-Disclosures Sallie Bid |
we'll, Ida Cole and Alice Williams. a handsome
trio of Lexington ladies, were in town last
week, guests of Mr. Dave Woods"
Price McGrath. the great turf man. Is dead.
His will provides fer his nleces. cousins. aunts
and uncles. He was a bachelor and had no wife
nor children to leave his dollars to.
They fine people in Baltimore 81 for each oath
uttered. Newspaper men find it absolutely nee
sssary to withdraw beyond the city limits at |
least once every twenty-four hours.
Miss Lima Morgan, of Hamburg, Iowa, a
former pupil of the B. F. College, who has been
visiting her classmate, Miss Pat. McFadden, for
several weeks, will return home next Thursday. |
Col. Mark L.. Denote, who was in the city |
this week. paid the Intelligencer q pleasant
visit. He seems to prefer representing an In
diana republican district in congress to acting |
as u missionary to Missouri.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, who was to return
to America in August for u short visit after an
absence of over two years, received an offer
from the manager of La Scala 10 sing in Milan
during the carnival season next year.
Gen. John C.. Pemberton. who commanded
the confederate forces at Vicksburg during the
remarkable seige which ended In the surrender
to Gen. Grant. July 4, 1868. died at Penn yam,
Pa, ut 5:ll Wednesday afternoon at the nge of
g. years.
The Baltimore American is responsible for the
statement that a Russian lady of high birth. who
is now dazzling the visitors of u favorite Vir-
GINA mountain resort. is named Mile. Skirtsof.
A remarkably appropropriate name for such
weather as we are having.
Mr.. N. Gay Tate. who has been attending
college at the Washington-Lee University, al
rived home with his graduating honers last
Thursday. Mr.. William Aull will not visit
home during vacation. but will remain and pur-
sue his studies preparatory to graduation next
year.
81. Joseph. NO. democrat: "wednesday
evening some ten or twelve couples of our young
folks went to the Lake, u party there being ten
dered to Misses Jennie Grimes and Lula Robin
son. visiting bellies from Lexington. The storm
must have had a dampening influence on their
sport"
st. Joseph, Mo-. Democrat:-''Misses Jennie
Grimes and Lula Robinson, accomplished and
attractive bellies of Lexington, are grazing st.
Joseph society with their presence for q week or
two, where they have hosts of admirers. They
are the guests OF the Misses Clark, On North
sixth street."
Miss Lima Morgan, of Hamburg, Iowa, and
Miss Pat. McFadden, of this township, who
have been visiting the family of Mr.. Carmichael,
near Odessa, returned here last Saturday. They
report that they had too utterly utter u good
time while there. and ''Tom'' SAYS it is
''awful'' lonesome since they left.
Gilbert Jennings. for the past twenty years,
has been a sufferer. at intervals. from that dread
disease, in6ammatory rheumatism. He has re-
Gently recovered from q severe attack of 1t, and
q short time since was removed from Joe
Christy's where he lay SICK. to his home near
the johnson county line.