Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-16
Personalities.

Mr.. A. H. M%cFaddcn was much worse yester-
day.
Hon. VIM. II. Garter made us u pleasant call
Wednesday.
Mrs. Nj. G. Lriblich started for New York
City this murnng.
Rev. W. Is. PalInore, OF Jefferson city, called
on US last Saturday.
Miss Mollie Bethurum. OF Independence. is
visiting ut T. ID. Saunders.
drs. D.. H. Craig and daughter. of Salida,
Colorado. are visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. c.. H.. Royle, who has been sick for u
long time. wac on the street last Tuesday.
Mrs. Nancy H,cklin. OF Brownsville. is in the
city visiting her son, Mr.. Robert Hicklin.
Miss NJ. W. JAMES desires to have her paper
changed flom Waverly to Pueblo, Colorado.
Cardinal Newman, although four-score years
old, sometimes draws the bow across the fiddle
strings.
MIR. August Bettln, now Of Mcpherson. Kan
sss. was in the city this week Visiting friends
and acquaintances.
Mr.. Walter McCausland returned to Colorado
last Monday, where he has accepted q lucrative
aud responsible situation.
Mrs. NJ. W. Wernwag returned home yester-
day morning, after q pleasant visit to her broth
e, DIR. Aassett, al Richmond.
Mr.. Vim. NJ. Cash, oil the Independence Pro-
gress. came down last Saturday. and spent Sum
day In the city with relatives.
Mr.. W. H. Russell, late of Aullvilie. requests
the address OF his paper changed to CovinRton,
Tenn, his present residence.
Mrs. L.. B. Gordon and daughter, Miss Katie.
went down TO Vernon county last week. to visit
the family oil Mr.. John Gordon.
Mr.. II. T. Bates, late of Wellington, writes
Va to change his address to Paola, kansas,
where he is located for the present.
MIR. and Mrs. Buford Chinn Went down to
Waverly Wednesday night. 10 visit Col. John
Donaldson. the father OF Mrs. CHM.
Miss Mamie Towt, of Kansas CITY, who has
been visiting the family of Mr.. Geo. Hutchison
in this city. returned home last Wednesday.
Rev. s. b. Whiting, OF Dover, came up last
Tuesday. bringing with him his daughter. Miss
Eunice, who viii attend the Baptist college.
Miss Jessle Roth. of Dover. who has been
visiting her Blister. Mrs. z. d. Hereford, IN
Virginia, for three months, returned home last
week.
Richmond CONFERENCE.-The Powell, wife
and two daughters. OF Lexington, and Mrs. Geo.
Powell. of Richmond, are guests at the St.
Cloud Springs and are much pleased herewith.
Next Wednesday, September Goth, Will be the
twenty htth anniversary OF the marriage of MIR.
Ethan Allen and Wife. AS yet neither one OF
the contracting parties will acknowledge being
sick Of the bargain.
Elder +. II. Burnam, of St. Louis, passed
through here last Monday, en- route t. attend
the Lanine Association of Regular Baptlsts. to
be held in Pettis county this week. He was the
guest of Elder l.. b. Wright.
Hon. Geo. A. Reeves, speaker Of the Texas
house of representatives, was, at his own re.
.-.-e ~ - a - ia a. g. -
drOphObia. His rawlings and frothipgs were
horrible. The biography of the valuable dog
that bit Mr.. Reeves has not bt en- telegrsphed.
Our old friend. Moses Frankei. will leave mex
Monday for st. Louis. to make an extended yisl
anu perhaps permanently locate there.
'Mose'' Is one oil the old landmarks in L.xIng-
ton. and We hope Tor him a pleasant vacation
and n safe return. His address Is No. 1909. ST.
Ange Avenue.
Senator Kellogg of LOUISIANA is enjoying the
simmer season way down in Maine."-INe
York Tribune. Tuesday. The Tribune is
wrong. The senator IL visiting his former home
in Louisiana. where he Is said to be running 70,
congress. Furthermore, he Is not enjoying
hiInself.-GNew Orleans Picayune.
Miss Ellie STIFF. the new vocal teacher of Gen.
trail Female College. sang W ith the Methods
choir on last Sunday. She has a rich mus,ca
voice of great power. and her singing attracted
universal attention aud praise. She will sinl
regularly with this choir hereafter, and will adj
to its already very excellent reputation.
Independence Sentinel, 6th:-"Miss Stells
Sparks. who has been visiting in this city re
turned to her home near Lexington last Satur
day. = : Misses Maud and Myra Gates
Annie Smith and Lena Knox, left on Monda,
for Lexington, at which place they will attent
the Z. A. Seminary during the next scholastic
year."
Sedalia Democrat. l3th:-''Miss Lee Meng,
charming young lady from Dover, Lafayette
county, arrived in this city yesterday. and i
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Montgomer,
on Seventh street. = Frank Tut, Goa
oil inspector OF Kansas City, and lady were II
the city yesterday. +" " Robert 1aylo
came in from Lexington yesterday for a shor
visit to the future capital"
Nevada MaIl:-'.Mr. c.. E. .Allstadt ar
rived in the city from Lexington Monday morn
Ing and ID now busily engaged opening out hi
handsome new shoe store on the east side of tn
square. He and his brother. Mr.. jacob All
stadt, gave the Mail a pleasant call Tuesda
morning. They are live young business. me-
ami We predict q fine business for them in thel
new home in the gem city"
Gen. Hancock is quoted as saying: tGen
Arthur is one of the most charming gentlcme
l ever met; aud he is a very wise end abb
president" Republican papers over the coun
try are publishing this quotation with niue
gusto, not stopping to reflect how different hi
slucere and gentlemanly utterance is from tt
uniform coarse d. depreciation of prominent demt
! Gratis which falls from the lips OF leading n
pnblicans.
A young lady tells us we were real mea,
for observing 50 closely the color OF some of Il
girls cheeks ut the fair. and how it was mad
} hut that having looked we could not well he
, seeing what We saw. Girls quit 1t. 1t is east
detected. Is unbecoming, and will injure wha
{ ever complexion you have. The roses given b
the air OF heaven. by exercise and by Who'll
e some hours and living are ten times more vail
4 able and honest.
Names of parents and guardians who ha,
i. brough pupils to the b. F. Cdr. &. i. So
mon, Clnton; Rev. L. W. Barrett. LETTERS,
L CITY; DID L. Brown and W. Z. Brown. Ind
pendencei Mrs. f. j. Duncan, Kansas Cit
hr. II. Clagett, st. Louis; Dl. D.. Al. ClaxeI
Empo:is; S. Summers. Harlem, Mrs. Jof
/, Petty. Liberty; Mrs Henry slusher and III
Cassie SIusiier. Rev. S. b. Whiting, Mrs.. FL
= Campbell and W. l.. Webb. Dover; b.
= Vickars and }. s. White, Mayview; Wallu
. Laws, Kansas City; Mrs. CIrdeliA Herrin,
: Marshall; Mrs. }. K. Mills. Judge O. P. '
Bailey aud A. r. Pendiet0n, Independence.
The following named teachers of the Bapt
D Female College reached the city In good TIM
and were AT their posts last Week Mrs. II.
Stone. lady principal Maysville, Ky; Mrs.
q y. Auatin. literature. Liberty, Mo-; Miss Evel
q Hill, preparatory department, Charlotrsvi i'll
r. Va; Miss Kettle Anderson. academic sepa
le ment. Miami. Mo-; Miss A A. Fields, III
Riases and eiecution. Chicago, Ill. Miss An
10 +. Grigs drawing and painting. Springfield
M; Miss Mauds H.rdw icke, instrumen
- music. Liberty. No. Miss Julia f. Gould, vo,
!, music. Cincinnati. o.; Prof. Charles Climb
instrumental music, Bunker Hill. Ill.
ID Kansas City Journal:-"O Friday night la
o NJ. aud Mrs. Henry Macy, formerly OF L,
In lngt'n We're most pleasantly and complet.
surprised at their residence Oh Locust street
IN Il party OF friends who wished to celebrate ths
IN tortieth wedding Anniversary for them. TIL
10 had. too. beside proviiing delightful refres
70 Inents. unit, d In purchasing u suit able gift (
N the occasion, which was presented in an q
-, AMI Pleasing manner by Miss Mollie Stout, "
~ Was quite active in the affair. which proved m,
y pleasant to all present. Mr.. Theo. Ahrens
lighte I the company with some excellent mus
~ and Mi. and Mrs. Macy will long remcml
~ with feelings OF pleasure their fortieth wedd:
anniversary"
the following new arrivals are reported at
Elizabeth Aull Seminary during the past We,
Mr.. RobertT Bass and d ,ughter, Miss Sal
Bass. from Chouteaa, Kansas; DR.. II. N. Spe
Ger. the distinguished anrist, from st. Lou
% with Mira. Spencer and their daughter Lsu
u Miss Lille PaYtnu frnnn AT T.o,,,1 ,,a NJ