Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-04-01
Personalities.


Gen. Shelby was iu town Thursday.
| Mrs. Shankland is visiting her father.
Mr.. J.D. Morrow is at home for u few days.
Mr.. Harry Gilmore is at home for a month or
two.
Judges Prather and Lockhart were in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jno. W. Dunn returned home Thursday
| morning.
| Miss Minnie Grant is visiting friends in Kan
sas City.
Mrs. Joseph Davis has been quite ill this week
| but is better.
Mr.. Howard Dunn has been In the city severa
days this week.
Messrs Nathan and George Corder We're In
| town this week.
DIR. James Mckee, OF Brownsville, was IN ths
city Wednesday.
Mrs. s. P. Arnold. of Little Rock, is here te
see her relatives and friends.
Mrs. Samuel Wilson and Mrs. J. r. Barrett
have returned frsm their trip TO Florida.
Misses Katie and Lille Drysdale, OF Browns
vile, were In the city few days this week.
Mr.. Ahrens has been absent in Chicago, this
week, buying goods for his beautiful bazaar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Macy, OF Kansas City,
have been in town this week visiting friends.
Jne. 8. Blackwell. Eaq., was in st. Louis with
Miss Maude Lee Harvey. OF Saline county, Is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Jno. N. Edwards, OF
Sedalia.
"Billy" Walton. the clever landlord of the
City Hotel at Brownsville. gave US call last
Saturday.
Mr.. H. W. Plattenburg paid the Intellgen-
Ger pleasant visit yesterday. He had just run
up for the day from Sedalis.
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Oates, general travelling agent Of
the Chicago Alton Railroad, paid the Intelli-
gencer pleasant visit Tuesday.
Mr.. Fred Zeiler, of Kansas City, came down
last Saturday to attend the bedside OF hts little
grandson. He returned home Thursday.
Capt. Geo. &. Keith was in the city last satur-
day. File begins to look q little grizzled by time
and trouble, but he is still the same old George.
Misf. JEANNE Finley was too sick. for several
days this week, to be in the school room. and
her 3.,lacs has been filed by Miss Klttie Berrie.
Mr.. William Price was down town Thursday
mf,rning, after three months confinement from
oItting his foot with an ak. The wound is
SLOWLY healing.
A. A. Lesueuar went to st. Louis, last night, j,
taking his daughter, Florence, with hi m to have
one Of her eyes treated for strabismus, and at
the Same time to look after some Press Associa-
ton business.
Mr.. Chas. h. vandegrift, Of the Mining
Review. ..st Rich Hill, No., gave US q call
Thursday. He reports Rich Hill as rapidly
growing and full OF business.
Col. w. H. Chiles was in town. Monday,
wearing a tweed cap, which made him look lIk 9
q canny Scott. We feel sure that if our old
friend, Hutchison, had CHANGED 70 meet hmm he
would have fallen afoul Of his neck IN tender
memory of the land o'cakes.'
Messrs. T. A. Webb. formerly Of this county,
and Goaldsr Young. Of this city. have ormed 3
copsrtnershfp, and will engage in the queens
ware business In Dallas, Texas. Mr.. Young
arrived here last Thursday, en- route for New
York. to purchase the stock. Success to the
new firm. s-;
Sedslia College Journal:-ssMiss Ella James I.
OF Lexington. Mo-, Is noted for her proficiency
In all the English branches, having secured
some beautiful gold medals at the Lexington
schools. She has been with us only short
time, but We predict that she will soon outstrip
some of our young men. unless they apply them
selves more closely in the future
Lexington, KY, Gazette, March e5:-''Mrs.
Col. John Reid. of Lexington. Mo-, nee Kittie
Hunt, of this city, is ON visit to Mrs. Ryland.
who are always rejoiced to see her when she
comes. Mr.. Gilmore. of Lexington,
Mo-. is in the city on the hunt of trotters. He
10 good horseman and man of wealth, and
wants good horses. He visited Mr.. B. J.
Trescy's stable on Monday. and was much
pleased and delighted with the stock I.
Mr.. Claude Chlnn, OF Arkansas. has arrived
with his family in Lexington after many perils
by water, chiefly the latter. He gives dolorous
account of matters below, and thinks himself
fortunate IN escaping with life and limb intact.''
We have received this note, dated Versailles,
KY. 1t is unnecessary to say from whom:-'My
time is nearly out. and L am due in Missouri
about the nrst of May. Please say to my friends
that am not satisfied with the Blue Grass
widows and old bourbon, more especially the
last. 1 will be In Missouri the first Of May
Send on the paper until get there. The Mis-
souri widows are good enough for me. 1t has
rained three-fourtbs Of the time since have
been In Kentucky. but am having q bully time
of it. Come out and stay with nae month and
we will live on the fat of the land. Kentucky
hospitality and old bourbon never fails -. The
idea OF an editor having time to enipy himself l.
We will turn our friend over to the tender mer-
cies Of the Dover widows for the bare supposi-
ton.
The Mr.. Charles Theodore Gosewisch of last
week is now Doctor Gosswisch. the accomplish
ed young gentleman having graduated with hi b
honors at the j 4srsep Medical College, Phila-
delphia. Thursday last. DR.. GosewIsch, who Is
q son OF our estimable fellow citizen, Theodore
Gosewisch. ESQ.,. is q very talented youth. He
received good elementary education here,
aersed two or three years in st. Lens in the
study and practice of pharmacy, capturing the
medal at the end of his course there. He then
took trip to Europe with his sister and return
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