Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-19
Personalities.

Mrs. Sallie Ball is quite ill.
Mr.. j. o. Lesueur is out again.
Mrs. Jabez Shotwell is right sick.
Miss Sue A. Meet is quite Ill with vertigo.
Mr.. Lynn B. Gordon was in Sedalia Wednes-
day.
Mr.. John E Cheathnm is in st. lpuis on b"si-
ness.
Mr.. VIM. Bell came up from st. Louis Wednes-
| day night.
Mr.. w. G. McCausland went east to buy goods
Thursday.
Miss Jane Long is probably in her last illness.
She Is very feeble.
Mr.. Geo. Wilson spent several days at Jeffer-
Son City this week.
Miss Emma Wilson, of Richmond, is visiting
friends in this city.
Miss Rena Hill returned, Monday, from her
visit to Kansas City.
Mr.. J. B.. Silver. of Kansas City. came down
Monday on business.
Mrs. DIR. W. j. Mcdonald, of Odessa. is in
the city visiting friends.
Mr.. A. j. Groves. of HiRginsville. looked at
our composing room Monday.
Miss Katie Drysdale is visiting her sister, Mrs.
BIS. Cromwell, at Kansas City.
Miss Beaudie Hoekensmith. of Higglnsville.
is visiting Miss Efle McCausland.
SeuAIOT huhuuub uaS pblFeu WIFI SeuhtOT
Vance. and gone to Florida for his health.
Mr.. James W. Finley. of Eureka. ILL.,, is here
at the bedside of his aunt, Miss Jane Long.
DR.. Ran. Vaughan returned to his home at
Glasgow last night, his health fully re-instated.
Meyer Keller. now zone of the boys on the
road, - was in town Wednesday. selling picnic
goods.
Mr.. H. H. Luce. of the HigginsvIlle Advance,
was in the city Wednesday, on business for his
paper.
Mr.. William D.. HARDWOOD, OF Dover, who has
been attending medical college. at st. Louis. is
again at home.
Mr.. Edgar Mann 10 now making his home in
Lexington. He is assisting Mr.. Blackwell In
his office work.
Mr.. Jno. g.. Fischer thinks of going to Eureka
Springs next week. We hope the trip will make
q new man Of him
DR.. J. Ed. Webb. Of Dover township. who
has been attending medical college, at Cincin-
natl, has returned home.
Major-General Emory Upton, U. s. A., COM
mitted suicide at Preside, Tuesday, by shooting
himself through the head.
Mrs. J.. Robert Davis and child, and Miss
Matte Kerdolf went down to St. Louis Thurs
day. on a visit to relatives.
Mrs. James Peddicord, near Page City. had a
stroke of paralysis last Friday night. 1t is fear
ed that she will not recover.
Morris Primer, son of c. NJ. Primer, Esq OF
this city. is one OF the late graduates from the
college of pharmacy. st. Louis.
Miss Belle Letton returned, Monday, from
Kansas City, where she has, for some weeks
been visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. L. r. Smith got home Tuesday. During
his absence he took in Boston. Niagara Falls
New York. Washington and Virginia.
Rev. J. w. Dunn late pastor of the Episcopal
chnrch in this city, but now of independence,
was in the city Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. Granville Page returned from St. Louis,
Wednesday. Not feeling well ne postponed
having the operation performed on his eye.
Simon Cameron said OF his son-in-law, Wayne
MacVeagh. a few years ago, that the best he
could say of him was that he was a ''snob."
Mrs. Dan. Hogan and daughters. Katie ant
Maggie. Of Clay township. started yesterday fol
Vernon county, where they will in the future
reside.
Mrs. R.-M Austin, Nevada, Mo, writes =
''Mr. Austin says you must never stop his In
telligencer. as he wants it as long as he lives. ,
Thanks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ewing Pendleton, who wa.
born and brought up near this city, but nov
living at Independence, is thought to be in hel
last illness.
New York Herald:-''The pressure brought te
bear upon President Garfield and Secretary
Blaine for Office would crush men of ordinary
physical endurance"
Mr.. W. +. Birch, Jr., of the Mo. P. r. R. al
Page City. went up to Plattsburg, last Sunday
passing through this city the day before. H.
tailed to make connections on his return trip,
SO he started out over a line of his own.
Mr.. J. c. Cobb, who paid us a pleasant wish
Thursday. says there have been more land sales
about Odessa during the past three weeks thar
Tor three months before. He also says that the
wheat never looked better ut this time of Ii,
year.
Higginsvflle Advance :-"Hon. H. c.. Wal
lace stopped over with US one night. He Is very
favprably spoken Of rs the next democratic can.
dIdste for congress from this district" N
more honorable or truer democrat could be Sc
lected.
We received a pleasant visit yesterday from
Hon. r. A. Collins, who was looking well a
we have ever seen him. Some way .inexplicab',
to us. he continues in u state of bachelorhood
though living In a part of the country wher
female worth and beauty do abound.
Mr.. N. A. Kenney, formerly Of this county
but now of Jackson. was in the city, Thursday
and called on the Inlelligencer. He Is very vel
pleased with his new farm. We are sorry tt
ni''ou' We e ever.
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tue congratulations OF MS iriends.'
Inc 1oilo"'nR nameo nave visited the lntelli
gencer SINCE It's last Issue "A. Is. Mckinney
u. W. Robertson, -. U. Armstrong; B. VIM
s.. M. Graham, NJ. Howsarc, Z. c. Shanklin
o.. II. +. Catron, j. c. Cobb, jos Neale, Thos
P. Paxton, NJ. Z. Goodwin, James B. Horu, Q
S. Mitchell, John Hogan, H. H. Luce, NJ. A
KenneY. Gen. j. H. Graham, Philip Noble,
DR.. JAS. Belt and j. h. Mediation.
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