Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-05
Personalities.
Victor Hugo was 80 last Saturday.

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Personalities.
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Victor lingo was 10 last Saturday.
jaw Gould ia among the long horns.
Miss Lizzie Rail- ia home from ST. 10.
Gen. Shelby was in the CITY Tuesday.
MIR. Joseph O. Lssueur IS very III with erysip-
elias.
Ex-Goy. A. w. Bradford. of Maryland, is
deud.
DR.. Ran. Vaughan has been quite i'll with
xrysipelas at Glasgow.
Miss Katie D,ysdale's subscription school at
Berlin closed Yesterday.
Prince William and Princess Augusta were
married at Rerlin Inst Sunday.
Mr.. W. F.. BIRCH. Jr.. the Pacific agent at
Page CITY. was in town Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. W,thers. now of sedalia. was in
town two mr. tbree d,vs mi. week.
yirR. Keene wa, buzzing the bo "a here Mon
day. He has quit buzzing the girls.
Col. Henry L. Routt. of Liberty. Mo we'll
known as a LAWYER. politician and soldier, 10
dead.
Miss Clara T.ou;se Ke,,ouo has made a con-
tract to s,np twenty nights in PARIS. and receive
s1a 600.
Mrs. Atkinson. at Mr.. VIM. Tracy's, was
dangerously i'll when We heard from her u lew
days ago.
Mr.. W. G. Hicks has gone to housekeeping
in the Paine house," lately occupied by
Mrs. Yancey.
Miss Kate L. Gordon, who has been visiting
for some weeks in Andrew county. returned
home last Friday night.
Mr.. John Fritz has removed to Sedalia. and
Mr.. Charles H. Allstadr now3 occupies his old
residence, which he has purchased.
Miaa MaUpfn WaHa of Cole COnnfV- who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jno. E. Ryland.
returned home Tuesday morning last.
Mr.. Alexis Wamsley, grandson of Col 10
Davis, and son Of Mrs. DR.. Owens, will enter
as a pupil with Messrs. Hobson & Sellers.
Mrs.. Thomas WOodle. . lacy of North SPRING
field. Mo-. lately gave birth to . boy eight
inches long and weighing only l u pounds.
Archbishop Cazeau, OF Quebec. Is dead. He
greatly distinguished himself in the Irish famine
of ls47 by aid to immigrants and the protection
of orphans.
Nrs. Alice Wingate, of Kansas City. came
down last Friday and spent several days here
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. A.. T Benske was in the city Wednesday,.
Old father Thleman. Of Concordia, celebrated,
last Tuesday, his 7sd birthday.
Capt. Thos. W. Shields. now. Of Cairo. tele-
graphcd from St. Louis, yesterday. that he
| would be here this morning, to visit his daugh-
tor and other relatives.
We acknowledge the receipt Of y polite invita-
tion to attend the annual commencement of the
St LOUIS medical college, held last Thursday,
ut Mercantile Library hall.
Archbishop Blanchet. who for forty-three
years has had charge of the Catholic diocese of
Oregon. has retired on account OF advanced age.
! His successor Is Charles J. Seghers.
| The MorcDrv announcas tho marriaup in
March next Of Whitelaw Reid. editor of the
New York Tribune, and Tennie Mills, daughter
Of o. D. Mills, OF the Bank Of California.
Major Benz. Il. Wilson has moved out to his
farm; Mr.. II. Winkler has moved into Maj.
Wilson's late residences; and Mr.. Mauzey
Sommerville will occupy the Winkler house.
Capt. s. ]. Andrew, last Sunday, dropped his
pen.knife, point downward, and the blade PEN
etrated into the joint Of his big toe, and he has
been confined to his bed with the hurt ever since
Col. Child, of the Richmond Conserator, says
he has been a reader of the St. Louis Republican
for lover a quarter of a century, Goodness l
gracious - We didn't think Jake, was that
old,
Lieut., O'Connell. who was killed In the re-
cent enlargement with the Beers. was the gres,
grandson of the liberator. Although a yery
young man. he was the head OF the O'Connell
family.
Mr.. Thos. Shelby, who his for the past few
Years been living at Portsmouth, Ohio, returned
Tuesday evening 10 his old home. Just in time
to witness the marriage OF his grand daughter.
We heartily Welcome him home
Mr.. John g.. Howe has been dangerously III
with typhoid bur was much better
yesterday. He is q good man aud a valuable
Citizen, and would be a loss to the community
We hope soon to hear of bfs recovery.
Mr.. VIM. B. Steele received a dispatch, Thurs
day, from his slater, MIS-. Mcmillan. at Sedalia,
telling him that his little boy, George, wal
very Ill. he left on the evening train to 81,
him. The child was better Yesterday. 90.
Mr.. james T. Clayton, now of Kansas City
was In town Monday, and paid the Intelligence,
a visit. He Is much pleased with his prospect
In his new home, but acknowledges a cfinsin,
Affection for old Lexington. IT'S ever thus.
Mrs. Lottie A. swisher Will start to Quincy
H., Monday, where she will make her futur
home with her relativ YES in that city. Her man,
friends in this city will regret her departure. an,
wish tor her. in her new home, all the happines
imaginable.
Mr.. John Fritz, who has removed from TIL
city to sedalia, is a splendid draftsman,
reliable architect and a good mechanic. He i
fully equipped as a builder, and the people O
MS new nome Will Q0u MIN u valuable aCQulSl
ton in beautifying and adjoining their prairi
city. Ike .t=s.-
Mr.. Blackhnrst. who has resigned as superin
tendent of the gas works, made the amend
honorable to our reporter for his rough recep
ceptlon OF him at the gas works some days ago
He said he didn't know who he was, and ha
been very much annoyed by multitudinou
I questioners. -
MI. NJ. Norton Grant, who has for the past 81
T years been mining and surveying in Colorad
and Wyoming. reached home Thursday night
3 His most intimate friends scarcely knew him
. We are glad to see him home again. and hop
: he has made enough money to settle dow
among US for lie.
Ssoslla Denocrat:-"Mr John Fritz, an oil
I resident Of Lexington, Mo-. and a very worth
Gentleman. called on the Democrat yesterday
| he mas bought q mouse and lot OF G. III Logan
q On rourth' near summit street. ana Will SOC
, take up MS residence here. He Will be mo
4 heartily Weicome.'
. "At q Land League meeting in Ireland tt
= other day an impassioned speaker was thu
= declaIming: Our Creator gave the land 10 ma
Tor his own; de gave II hrst to Adam -
, 'Afran, pc asy ABOUT ADAM interrupted
y voice IRON the crowd; Adam was evicted Wit
out compensation"
Miss Mildred Lee, daughter OF Gen. 3. e. Lee
is said to be q beautiful and queenly woman
She has been in Washington this winter, an
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