Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-28
Personalities

Personalities.
Mrs. Nancy Corder Is much better.
Mr.. Lilburn Shields returned home Wednes-
day morning. ~
General silas Casey. U. 8. A. died at Brook
Ign. Sunday.
Aug. Maushund got home Wednesday from .
trip to st. Louis.
Tom Pritchard Is now at the Llndell hotel, st.
Louis, ~ room clerk.
Miss Minnie Houx. Of Marshall, 10 visiting
relatives at Mayvlew.
Mr.. Jno. Kreiger's little boy is lying very
low with malarlal fever.
Miss Susie Reinhard has returned home after
her visit to friends here.
T.. ]. Fletcher and family, Of Waveriy. have
moved to Sedalia to live.
Mr.. Emisen Chanslor is now keeping books in
the Lexington Savings bank.
Mrs. Rotsler, of Kansas City, mother of Mrs.
Chas. H. Rsyle. Is very i'll at her home.
Mr.. John Il. Arnold will leave for his ranch
In the Indian territory next Wednesday.
Miss Laura FarthinR, Of PARIS. Mo-. Is visit
Ing her aunt, Mrs. Moran. at Higginsville.
Rev. G. W. Hyde, of the Baptist church, has
been quite sick several days the past week.
Mrs. VIM. G. McCsusland returned home
Thursday morning from her visit to Chicago.
Mrs. sudis NJ. Trow. of Msysville, Ky. is
visiting the family Of Mr.. Geo. N. Nounjoy.
Miss Lou Bair has been appointed . teacher
in the Humboldt public school, ut Kansas City.
Messrs. E. c. shankland and C.. E Ballard,
were registered at the Laclede, st. Louis,
Thursday.
Mr.. Leo Keller left. Tuesday. for Chicago, to
visit his mother. He will be absent two or three
months.
Capt. Joseph l.. Thomas has resigned as teller
In the Lexington Savings bank, to take effect
March 1.
Miss Nettie b. Wallace who has been danger.
ously Ill with pneumonia. is thought to be y
title better.
The Marquis of Lorne and Lady Balfour ar
rived at Halifax on Saturday ana took q special
train for Ottawa.
Mr.. JAS. p. Hall has been confined to the
house, this week. with innammatory rheuma-
tism, but 10 better.
Ed. O'Malley and wife, 1ormerly Of this city,
now of Nodaway county. are in the city visiting
relatives and friends.
Clarkson N. Potter. ex-member OF congress
from New York. q man worthy Of any political
honor or position, is dead.
Mr.. E. Hacker went to Concordia Wednes.
day to assist in getting out the Thalbote, a COM
position upon that paper being sick.
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n.. commissioner u 'ounoa 10
gan for the marraio. or In. ante of AIh.nn
Rev. W. b. Mcfarland and wife. of Dover.
celebrated their silver wedding last Thursdav.
| Several persons from this citv were nresent
Mrs. B. 8. Cromwell and two cbildre en-. of
Kansas City, came down last night to spend q
week or two In visiting relatives in this city.
Henry Rockwell: secretary of the United
States dsh com missIon, dropped dead Mt his
residence In Washington. last Sunday night
aged II.
Inc Hon. James R. Angel, United States
minister to China, has written that he will sal,
with his family from Liverpool on the esth inst.
for home.
Mr.. VIM. Llmrisk and his daughter, Miss
M A~.e ~" Iniilicotns 70 Visit mrs.C.V.
~ssNaue. q oa"Snter OF Ar. L. They will go
o" 'nence TO seasi's to visit Mrs. Sharpe.
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r.,is,o,. sorks ~ e1'''' many
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q ~ isianu mas just dieu. he left no will
w. u.sposs VI ni'' wealth. winch amounts to
:t''ooo'"" "A reasonable share OF this is in
american SECURITIES
MSs hlanche roosevelt tells a New Orleans
rep 'f'er nat sne mas q lie OF Longfsllow nearly
ieaey . Tue PRESS ana mat the poet has prom
issut 70 revise Inc proofs. SIZE used to be q news
paper correspondent.
Both Oscar Wilde and Archibald Forbes
deny as false and absurd the report that they
had unpleasant words durinv q ;o,-,.r g.