Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1881-08-20
Personalities.

MIR. QuarleS 10 at home, not very we'll.
MI Joseph A. Smith is learning telegraphy ct
Corder.
Miss Sarah Powellis is visiting Mrs. s. A. john
son, at Slater.
Jos. b. Neale, ESQ.,, was IN the city couple Of
days this week.
DR.. N. c. Mitchell continues quite low with
general debility.
We regret to announce that Judge Hord con-
tinues to be quite i'll.
Mrs. d. II. Craig, Of st. Joseph, is in the city
visiting her relatives.
Mr.. Henry Wilker has been spending the week
at the Brownss lille fair.
"Mr. Robert Ingersoll still wears raw oyster
over his Jere Black eye"
Mamie Duval. daughter of Mr.. John Duvsl,
is quite ill with typhoid-pneumonia.
MIR. Geo. Hutchison ID no longer engaged As
salesman in II. j. E. Ahrens' store.
|. Mrs. Thomas. Dieken returned, Thursday,
from two months visit to Kentucky.
Mr.. w. ID. Wainright has returned from q
three months visit to Sherman. Texas.
The Lexington guards will spend the day at
the Lafayette county fair next Thursday.
Misses Katie Harwood and Lee Mepg, Of
Dover, are visiting at DIR. John Meng's.
John Lowell, OF Astoria, Illinois, is visiting
his brother. Henry Lowell, Of this county.
Miss Laura Davis returned, Monday, from
protracted visit to friends in Henry county.
Mrs. Gertie Gano, of Clay county, ls visiting
the family of her uncle, Mr.. Isaac Chanslor.
Mr.. VIM. S. Ciagett has commenced house
keeping in the Qharles house, on Third street.
Ex-senator Thurman, who is now in Switzer-
land, will sail for this country September 9th.
Mrs. Joseph Davis has gone to visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs. zeno b. Clsrdy. At Farmington, No.
Mr.. GoaIder Young. of st. Louis, was regis
tered at the Ell Paso hotel. Fort Worth, Aug. IA.
Miss Bette Morehead. 5ofse fseiasgow, Mo-. is
visiting her sisteE. Mrs. VIM, g. Neale, Dover
township. H'4+''
Mrs. Henry L. Haynes and her son seidsn,
arrived here on a visit to Mxs. Hsynes' mother,
last Friday.
Mrs. Aanie Loptski. q Polish woman Of La
Sale, ILL.,. gave birth to three boys and a girl,
all Of whom are doing we'll.
Miss Mary e. Jesse, who has been visiting the
family of her brother, Mr.. r. T. Jesse, lett
Friday for her home in Virginia.
3iJudge Strother went home last night after
an arduous session of court. In which almost
every issue was strenuOusly fought.
Miss Anna Bennett is visiting her sister, Mrs.
NJ. b. Lesaer, at Hamburg, Iowa.. She will
probably remain three or four weeks.
Mrs. Dr. Baker and Mrs. T. j. Morrow. Of
Randolph Medical Springs. are visiting the
family of Mr.. j. D. Morrow, of this city.
Mr.. john Moran left for Colorado last
Wednesday, for his health, and to take the
chances on striking bonanza there. He has
been in ill health all summer.
Mr.. j. w. Whitsett received his license to
practice law at the last term OF the circuit court.
and is now full-fedged attorney. He will re.
main in Nayview for the present
Mr.. Will Wilson left for Texas last Wednes-
day to see his iather. who is very sick and not
expected to live. During his absence Esquire
VIM. Tut is acting as city recorder.
Mr.. Geo B. NJ. Price, who received his
license to practice law at the late term of the
circuit court, has concluded to locate in War
rensburg, No., and left for that city yesterday
morning.
Slater Index:-''Mrs. Minnie Bennett, Of
Humboldt, Tenn. Miss Ida Guthrie, OF Miami,
and Miss Emma stewart, OF Lafayette county,
were visiting the suburban home of DR.. L. 8.
Mead and family the first Of the week.
Rev. w. c. Mcfarland, who has been visit
ing his daughters, In San Diego. California.
and other relatives and friends, in San Francis
co, arrived home last Saturday. He reports
having u pleasant visit. but was glad to get
back to old Lafayette.
The following named haye called since our
last:-Thos. Il. Smith, II. J. Duling, JAS. Peak.
E. M. Edwards, U. q. Pheizing, Jno. Moran,
Myer Keller, j. w. Grady, j. Q. Plattenburg,
Jno. A. Mahan, Henry Westerhouse, j. L.
Warren, A. c. Moore, 8. w. Creasey. H. G.
Armstrong, H. A. DeBolt, Wm. G. Neale and
Jno. II. Ardnger.
Richmond Conservator Col. Ardinger and
family, of Texas. are on 4 visit to Richmond.
the guests Of L ID. Woodson. and paid visit
to st. Cloud Springs Mrs. Charles
| fIutz, Miss Sue Rifle and Miss Opal Parks, of
Lexington, visited Excelsior last Sunday. but
owing to the warmth OF the weather did not re-
main, returning home.''
Mrs. Jno. p. Thistle. vice principal OF the
SynodIcal Female College, Fulton, Mo-. who
with her sister, Mrs. L. w. Mckinney, of the
same city, have been visiting friends and rela-
tives at their old home in Dover, paid this city
u short visit last Thursday. They were accom-
panied by MissjMamie. Henry. Mrs. Mckinney
| leaves for Denver, Colorado, next Tuesday
where her husband has recently located, and
! where they will in the future reside. Mrs
Thistle will probably remain in this county
until the opening OF the fall session of her
school.
The critic of Deadwood newspaper glorifes
variety performance IN the 1olOWln& terms:
| Manager Whitney ID giving q higher-toned
| performance than our citizens have right to
expect for two bits. He has engaged the beauti-
lul Gambetta for two weeks; and. for high.
artistic kicking she has no peers. Her standard
jump shows careful thought and study, and her
toc-whirls are unprecedented in the history OF
the ballet. Mr.. Whitney has shored up the easi
end of his minstrel troupe with the justly cele-
| Patsy McCTinnfS hoof nj
modern times. We are sorry to chronicle q
row at his templeof Thespian virtue last night,
and recommend Manager Whitney, il shang
johnson comes monkeying around there again,
to crack his nut with a bottle"
| We want to buy apples. potatoes, onions,
butter, bacon. Crab apples, pears, grapes.
&c. Geo. f. Maitland & Co, a2Ot4