Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-21
Personalities.

Personalities.
Mrs. e. n. Royle is still in Kansas City.
General Garibaldi is suffering from u bronchia
attack.
Miss Sue Reinhard, of st. Louis, 10 in thu
city visiting friends.
Mr.. Emison Chanslor 10 In the city ~visltins
relatives and friends.
Uncle Zach Mitchell. though still confined tt
his room. Is better.
Miss Flo. GRADER, OF Holden, has entered the
e. A. Seminary as q pupil.
Mrs. John c. Young, Jr OF Houstonia, IL
in the city visiting relatives.
Miss Kate Ashton, of Morgan county. entered
the Baptist College this week.
Mr.. Lilburn Shields went down to st. Louis
for . day or two, last night.
Gen. GA Parsons, of Jefferson City. an old
anG honored citizen died there January Is.
Mrs. Harry Duke. OF Kansas City. Is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Wnddell.
Mr.. Dudley Flynt. Of Kansas City, was in
town and called on the Intellfgencer Tuesday.
Mrs. Samuel Wilson went down to Sedalis.
Tuesday. to visit her sister. Mrs. J. B. Barrett.
Mrs. A. J. Arnold, Of Topeka. Kansas. lie
| visiting her aunt and uncle. &. c. and c. 81.
McPhect-rs.
Miss Annie Knox, of Independence returned
home Monday, after . weeks visit to friends
at the K. Aull.
Mr.. Will Redman. a cousin Of Mrs. b r John,
is quite i'll with pneumonia ut Mr.. John's resi-
denue In this city.
Miss Ella Duncan and Miss Annie Sutherland.
both of Windsor, are among the new pupils ct
the Baptist College.
Mas Myrtle Rogers, of Deadwood. Dakota.
Territory. has just arrived and entered the Bap-
tist College as a pupil.
Independence. Mo-, Pr~ogress:-"Dr. P. 3.
Full srson. of Lexington, was IN the city last
Monday on business
Ex-Governor Bullock. Of Massachusetts.
dropped dead on the sidewalk at Worcester.
from = stroke Of spoplexy.
A party Of ladies and gentlemen were hand
somely entertained at Mr.. W. Hays near this
city, lust Thursday night.
Miss Dora Williams, left yesterday. for St.
Louis. where she will IA future reside with her
brother, Mr.. Jack Williams.
Geo. C.. Brown, OF PARIS, Mo-. was In the
city this week, and PLACED his daughter. Miss
Lille. in the Baptist College.
Miss Fannie Goodwin, Of Alma, u one Of the
new boarders at the e. A. Seminary. having
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Mr.. Scarce and MIR. John Moran, OF Higgins
vile, are both very low with consumption. II
is thought the latter can live but q few days.
Rev. W. h. Marques, OF Fulton. has been
visiting his mother At the e. Aull seminary, ano
preaching at the Presbyterian church this week.
Miss ksts Patterson. neice OF DR.. Wn. G
Webb. took the cars at oorder. Monday. for her
homo In Independence, after . delightful visit
Misses Carrie ana Julia Watson, accompanied
ny Mr.. Ernest MoCausland, called On the Intel
liSencer last " ednesdsy. to see the art Of print
ing.
Mrs. John Montgomery, . neics of Senator
Vest, and Mrs. George P. B. Jackson, the
Senator's daughter. lett for Washington City,
Tuesday.
Mr.. II. J. Bunn who used to run an engine
into this place, is lying at his home in sedalis,
In q precarious condition from an attack of
pneumonia.
Misses Emma schafer and Besudis Hocksn-
smith. Of Higginsvills. who came up to attend
the HALL McCausland wedding, returned home
last Monday.
Mrs. Harriet e. Herndon, In ing her
subscription to the Intelligencer from far Cd
Washington territory, says. II cannot get along
without it."
Misses Flora Holden. Of Holden, johnson
county, Mittis Hull. Of Lamonte. Petite county,
and Emma Kelley, OF Lathrop. entered Central
Female College this week.
Misc Emma Burbridge, who has Zen visiting
In st. Joseph for some weeks, came down
Tuesday. and Is at DR.. Meng's. She will re-
turn home in a day or two.
Miss Nettie B. Wallace, principal of the First
Ward public school has been quite sick with n
cold and chills since last Wednesday. and her
place has been filed by Miss Nellie Allen
Wallace Laws, ofKansss City, was welcomed
this week by many Of his Lexington friends.
He brought his daughter, Miss Stella, and en-
tered her as . pupil in the Baptist College.
Mr.. Jno. G. Phelps, of Boonville, spent Wed.
nesdsy. visiting his legion of old friends In this
city. HIS neiee. Miss leila selby, Is now
among the now pupils in the Baptist College.
Mr.. c. q. Gaines, Of Lewis county, KY, who
has bought the . Curry farm In Grsenton VAL
ley, called on the Intelligsncer last wednesday.
We welcome Mr.. Gaines to citiaenship In our
county.
We extend our hearty congratulations to eur
friend, Capt Ben. Nesle. on the arrival It his
house OF = brand new little girl. May she prove
= flower OF her sex, and = Joy to the hearts of
her parents.
Mrs. W. G. Hicks and Misses Maggie Nc.
Donald and Abbie Tate, who spent their
holidays in Mexico. Mo-, returned
last Sunday morning.. They report that
they had . very pleasant visit.
Mrs. Caroline Richings Bernard, we'll known
to Lexington musical people az q concert singer,
and who was the pioneer Of English opera in
this country. died, q few days ago, at Rich
mond, Va. her home. OF small .pox. .
Mr.. Alfred Barnes. aged % years, lett Hfrs
Tuesday morning, for his home,
Mexico. No, having been on a visit to his son,
Mr.. Jno. Barnes. The old gentleman is hale
and hearty, in good health and we'll preserved.
There's nothing like this pure Missouri air ior
longevity.
Mr.. v. A. Keith. q native Lexingtonisn now
for Grimes, Woods. LaForc & Co.,
dry goods, Kansas City, is in the city renewing
old acquaintances while disabled by a sprained
ankle. He Is a son of the late Smith Keith,
formerly Of this city. and known to most of our
old citizens.
We had a pleasant visit . few days ago from
Mr.. Chas. h. Miller, who is now associated
With MIR. Wilkcr in the dry goods business.
He Is a young, active and intelligent gentleman.
with long experience in his business, and we
predict for the house q new impetus to It's pros
perity from bis connection with II.
There is a deman In Now York for a return
to the fashion Of knee-brseches. 1t m
nom aesthetic young men with robust calves.
That 10 all right SO far as they go. but what is to
become In such an event of the fellows with
broomstrsw legs7 Sawdust7 Yes, that NAV
answer for awhile, but it's exceedingly unhandy
for q consistency, We should think.
The following GARD has been sent to friends If
the persons named:-:P-K Mr.. and Mrs..
kirtley request the pleasure of your COMPANY AZ
the Marriage Of their Daughter, Lora N. to F.
A.. Poole. Tuesday Evening. January 2lth. 1891.
their residence in Dover township. At Eight
O'Clock " For fear that his friends NAV not
recognize him In the disguise of his proper I'M.
tials, We will add that the gentleman Concerned
Is Capt. "Davs" Poole. The lady is on. of IN.
fairest and best of Lafayette eountv's noh,.
Oscar Wilde went to Philadelphia, Monday.
where he was rendered q reception by Robert
Stewart Davis. an ssthete. Two hundred PEG.
pie were in attend anos. The house was pro-
fusely decorated with roses and Gala lilies,
supper WAS served in two parlors throughout
the evening. From this announcement and
those which are made regarding the gentle
Oscar on our fret page 1t seems that astheticism
pays quite we'll in a material point of view, The
gentleman who Is called by Harper's Weekly
1.-The Master" may not be able to color the
rose or paint the lilly. but he makes many REQ
Pile think the disciples of his school are
the only people who truly love, foster and 40.
prcciate '.tbe beaulful. >, They g n yr,b,,a