Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-24
Personalities.
Mr.. Meyer Keller was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles e. Allstadt Is seriously i'll.

MI. Meyer Keller was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles E. Allstadt Is serlously i'll.
Mr.. Linn b. Gordon has been unwell fer Q
week.
Miss Nina Limrlck is in the city visiting
friends.
Mrs. Fannie stonestreet visited her parents
this week.
Mas Julia Littl-john. of Aullville. who has
been very i'll. Is better.
Mr.. JEFF. w. Bedford, OF Omaha, was in town
on business last Saturday.
Miss Laura A. Davis of this city, ia visiting
friends at Fort Scott. Kansas.
Mr.. Lewis smallwood went to st. Louis. Mon
day morning last. to spend the week.
Mrs. z. ID. Washburn, of st. Joseph. is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. A. v. Robinson.
Mr.. shewalter and Col. Rathbun have been at
Richmond. Mo-, this week. attending court.
We:regret to see. by our Greenton correspond
snce. that Miss Ida Morath has been quite i'll.
Mr.. D. W. b. Tevis left for Dallas, Texas,
last Thursday morning, to be gone several days.
Mrs. Joseph B.. Silver. of st. Joseph, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Chew, In st,
Louis.
MI. and Mrs Shields TrIgg. of Washington
township. spent Sunday and Monday last with
friends in this city.
Miss Dixie e. Winsor. has gone to St. joseph
to spend = few weeks as the guest Of Mrs. Kem-
per, and also OF her sister Mrs. Joseph b. Sill
YER.
Two farmers saw Q couple of dudes on q street
in Troy, N. T., when one exclaimed: s'Gosh!
What things We see when we don't have no
gum
G. A.. snowden. managing editor of the Ma
ttonal Republican OF Washington Drank Hat
toms paper) has accepted an offer to become
managing editor Of the New York World.
Misses TIllIe and Sarah Powell, of Richmond,
were at Mr.. John Powell's Tuesdsy, en- route
for Kansas City, to attend the marriage OF their
brother, MIR. David j. Powell and Miss Emily
McCeun.
Mrs. A. N. Leonard and her guest, Mrs. L..
E. Stephens, OF BoonvIlle accompanied by Mrs.
A. h. Stephens, made q flying trip to Kansas
City on Tuesday last. returning Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. e. F. Ferguson, formerly Of this county,
Is now in the real estate business at Kansas
City, en- the northeast corner Of Eighth and
Main streets. the firm name heing VIM. II.
Roger 4 Co.
Rev. Daniel Buekner, a pioneer Baptist In
Texas and the Indian Territory. aged 81 years,
was found dead In the river at Dallas on Friday
tAoos. nc Hns very IeoDle, anu IL lS supposed h(
fell IN and was drowned.
Alexander NJ. Creel. Esq, was in town Wed.
nesday. Mr.. Creel looks well for his years ,anc
always bears with him words of wis
dom and encouragement for the right. Hi
many old friends here are always glad to sc,
him.
MIR. VIM. Gardner, a former citizen of thIl
place. and his daughter. Mrs. James Wilson
wife of q brother OF Mr.. Hugh Wilson, of Arkan
sss City, Kansas. spent several days here thi
week visiting relatives and friends. They LEI
for home Thursday night.
A friend wrItss from Dover. Nov. 3D.
REV. T. w. Tate. who has had charge OF tn,
Baptist church at this place for several years
leaves to-day with his family. for Clay county.
Ihsy leave behind them many warm friends
who wish them we'll In their new home.n
Lsander Richardson in . New York pape,
says that Nasty can work harde
and steadler, both Ut q demijohn and a type
writer. than any other '.literary fellsr'' In thu
country. He never travels without both tn
articles mentioned as his side companions. Hi
method IL to hire q whole section In q Pullman
have the curtains drawn and the table set up
and proceed to business with the typs-write
on top of the table and the Jug underneath. H,
takes . drink to . page. and his esgerness TO-
the jug makes him rush of the page at . yerl
lively gait. he thinks whisky heavens bes1
] gin to man,