Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-03
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Personalities.
Mayor John has the chills.
Prof. Gimbel got back Mosday.
Little Mamie Duvall 10 very III.
Senator Beck il In WashinStoa City.
Judge James B. Hord 10 quite seriously III.
Mrs. Ssls Taylor 10 visiting her fathers
family.
Congressman Hsndrick B. Wright IL thought
to be dying.
Mlss Anrelia Miller. Of Msrshan. 10 Visiting
at Judge Ryland's.
ct Mr.. Geo. p. Naitland's.
Miss Clara Klsinsohnidt. Of st. Louis. 10 VS.
fting her brother as Cordef.
MIS-. Sanders, mother Of Mr.. WI. Saaoerss
near Corder. u Waiting hsr sen.
Buck Bolton he's asosptsd . positisa -
salesman with Messrs. 1oyls 4 New.
Mr.. Goalder Young u In toWa for . day o.
two. He will leave for Teaas HeadAy.
Misc Ella owin. Of Trinidad. Celorsdo. u
| visiting ths FAMILY Of Col. Jos. Davis.
Mrs. Julia =. ooald. the tsaehsr Of vocal
music at the 3. r. c.. arrived here Tuesday.
Mlss Belle Hsbrsy. OF Napoleon. returned
home Monday. AFTER Q ak Wssks' visit 70 olintoa.
Little Ada Ballard hiss bees very Ill with ty-
phold-mslarisi fever. bot 10 new much better.
Mrs. Robert Tanbaaa snd daughter ssd Atss
Kate Kramer are home from their "Trip to Chicago.
Mrs.. I'd. Zeler, who hes been o. . weeks
visit 70 relatives in Kaasas City. returned bonn
Wednesday.
braska City. to visit Mrs.. John Austin nee
Lizzie Lambeth.
Misses Edith Ogden and Stella Wnheld went
up to Independence yesterday lnsrnisg to visit
Mrs. j. e. Payne.
Miss Lizzie Reardin. OF Versailles. KY. who
had been visiting Miss Fannie Ireland. left for
home last Sunday.
Another one OF the old landmarks has been
removed by the death Of Mrs. Lucy Anderson.
There are but few LETT.
! MI. j. ". Perkins. formerly Of this county,
now Of Mason eounty. KY. 10 in the city visit
ing relatives and friesds.
Mrs. Mary Meyer aud her three sons, ofSt.
Louis, returned homo yesterday. Alter . three
months visit to relatives in this clty.
Mrs. J. D.. Conner went:to Odesss last sstur-
day TO attend the bedside Of Harry Tustall's
infant child. which 10 dangerously Ill.
Rev. =. H.. McCown, for many ysas con-
nected with educational isstitutioas in Ken
lucky. died at Anchorage. In his 7sth year.
Benjamin Israel Butler. son ofBsa. f.Butler,
aged q y.srs. died At Boston, Thursaay. He
was q graduate OF West Point, bat . praoticins
lawyer.
VIM, b, Wilson. Eso,. returned from Texas
Yesterday. his father end mother coming with
him. the elder Mr.. Wilson Just recovering from
. serious illnsss.
Mfss Ella Cromvsll. VIM has. for ths mast i've
months, bssn visiting hsr sister. Mrs.. By.
Austin. in this city. returned 70 her homs in
Kansas City. Wednesday.
Samuel J.. Tildea, Andrsw H. Grssa, Jshn
Bigslow and Justice Strong arrived August =,
It The Catskfl HoHntains. having just returned
from Q trip to the Ysllowstsns.
Mr.. W. d. Lewis called to see ~ and say gosd
bye, Monday. We wish him well IN his new
home, Kansas City but hope he will soon taxa .
notion to come back to old Lafsyetts.
Mrs. n. h. Happsrssste and MIss Lacis C.
Hays have returned from Carroll county, altar .
seven weeks visit 70 their cousin, Mrs. Z. v.
Eckle, and the fsnily OF Mrs. Mary TurpIA.
Misc Alice, ths second daughter Of Thsodore
Tilton. was married In Germany. In July. 70
John 4. Gardin, Of Charleston, 8. c., aud the
young couple will have their home In Chicago
this fall.
Mrs. james Ketnsr. Of Junction City. Kas.,
and her daughter, Niss Annie, vho Il TO attend
school at Central Female College, reached here
last Saturday. Mrs.. Ketner u waiting hsr sis
ter, Mrs.. John T.. Ryland.
A negro glfl, aged II years, residing on .
plantation. about twelve miles from Lake Prev.
idence. La, gave birth 70 three children. en-
the 18th Install boys. One wa black, one
white and the other . mulatse.
London Punch:-Nises (altar Q hsadsr)-''Oh,
aunt. you ars NOT coming In with your spssea-
cles onp'' Aunt Clsrssa'' (who u not ussA to
battle In the 'open')-Ay dear, I positively
won't take OF anything more: I'm deear-
minedi,n
Mr. r. Wip.or .n.r .ac,r,,e . .,cr.t and
mixing all uossible srr.peeme.ts. n the l.at
moment found that II We Impossible for hin
to attend the ecumsuical council Of the Ne,ho-
dist church to which he was . delesass. Too
much business.
Brswnsvllls Herald -sMr Sc. Wentworth,
president of the Norrison. wentworth bank. 1t
Lexington, with hu daughter. Nrs. Fisld. and
her son. and Miss Mary ousrlss. daughter Of
Rev. j. A. ousrles. are visiting At Sweet
Springs. They are all delighted With the salt
baths"
London Times:-ssThe lat o6acisi census Of
the population Of The Republic of yenexuela re-
turns NO less than 81, M generals. some Of
| them are stated to be ON active serv,cs. other,
In the reserve. The present pnesideut General
lGuz,n.n Blsnco. IA. cre.ted 4 an of than The
army itsel Z IA mot m ,umerous A are its ran
erals -
Miss s.llie C.rpenter has .ac.nt.d a ~po.itiou
as salesl.dy with G. T. Smith q Co.. Ksas.,
City. where she will be pleased to see her frisnda
when visiting that metropolis. Miss ssllle wa
and Iii - : ao,,h. ...r... .a..,....s,. ..'s.
| from this Vicinity which her emn,ov.r. vouli
not otherwise receive.
Edmond du Mortier de Lafayette 10 the last
living descendant OF the famous lafayette. h
is a Senator OF France. Council-Gensrsl Of TIN
Hauts-Loire' . oseneior' aad lives IN Fsris,
~ne.e ooi.espo"uen u '"s nos'on os'..e
~. ~. ~ eHp<S " ~ %'
LII 49,. .as ~ s.1 'p'-
Thu fsllovinr named hsys c.,,,S m ~. ,,..,
l~ligencer since it, last issus:-Fillnsr, Mitchell
Lewis Green. VIM. Bear. r. P. Graves, H. T.
lstul,z. B. F. Hammer. H. J. Chrisman. J. "
Lewis. q. I. Gray. W.. A. Whitssst. 'squir'
Diisro, !. u MOORE =. AcFsdain. Mrs
mary in~ue' W.. Ls"is. q u. heeding
-. ROWING ana Csmilins barnets.
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