Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-01
Personalities.


Personalities.
Mr.. Benjamin Chinn is seriously Ill.
Hon. James n. Burncs is at Wizards.
Dr.. Dudley Flynt was in town Monday.
Mr.. Cox went home OF Evacuation Day.
Col. Hi. Rledsoe was in town last Sunday.
Miss Ella Nickel 10 visiting friends in Illinois.
Mrs. W. B. Steele and her babe are both doing
we'll.
Miss Maria Wood is home from her visit to
New York.
Mr.. j.. Robt. Davis left, Monday. on a BUSH
ness trip to Texas.
Mrs. John E. Burden is visiting her sister in
Edwardsville, Ills. -
Mr.. Walter Waddell ia at home from college.
visiting his parents.
Hen. Alexander Graves left for Washington
City last Monday evening.
Mrs. Wfngate and Mrs. Duke spent Thanks
giving day with their parents.
Mrs. Disdsm Anderson. who was i'll for some
time this fall, is now much better.
The Pope sends congratulations to Cardinal
McCloskey ON his coming golden jubilee.
Miss Jennie Roodhouse. of Csrrollton. I'LL
nois. Is visiting Mrs. W. G. Eggleston.
Misses Jeanne Keill and Belle Bsscom. of
Waverly, are visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. l.. N. Barley. Of Independence, is Wis
iting friends and relatives In this county.
Jesse Crenshaw. son Of Mr.. T. c. Crenshaw,
Is very i'll With Inflammation Of the bowels.
Senator Cockrell has reached Washington City
with his family, and Is this year at Willard's.
Psymsster c. D. Mansfield has been ordered
to the Albatross, the U. 8. fab commission
ship.
To TaoaAna hAa haan invito1 hu RarfhOI6i tn
visit America when the statue of Liberty ID ded-
icsted.
Sojourner Truth. the colored lscturess, died,
Monday. at Battle Creek. Michigan. aged los
years.
The Rev. Theodore Pryor, the father of Gen.
Roger A. Pryor. still vigorously breaches in
Virginia.
Mr.. N. G. Ewing and his wife returned home,
Wednesday, from q long visit to friends In
Maryland.
Mr.. J. B. Jones. who called yesterday. told
us that he and his wife expect to take = trip to
Florida soon.
Mrs. ". w. Higgins LEFT. Monday. to spend a
few days at Higglnsville. iro,a which place she
goes to st. Louls.
Miss Maggie Cowie came home. Wednesday
evening. to spend Thanksgiving. and will re-
main till Monday.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Lula
Martin and Mr.. Thomas K. Gaines, ut Kansas
| City, December 10.
DR.. Theodore Gosewisoh left. last Tuesday
| night, for Philadelphia. where he goes to re-
| main during the winter.
Miss Bette Hays. who.has been absent some
two years visiting relatives in Maryland. re-
turned home Wednesday.
Mr.. Robert Poole and his sister. Miss Rose,
went down to Walkers Station. Vernon county.
Saturday, to visit their parents.
MI. Charles 8. Blackhurst. of Washington,
Penn, formerly Of this city. spent Thursday
and Friday visiting friends here.
Capt. 3. G.. Powell. Of Clay township. 10
thought to be fatally i'll. He Is eighty-fve years
| cid. and an old citizen of the county.
''Onida'' Ia said to have Joined the Roman
| Catholic church. 1t il to be hoped that her faith
il great; she has much to DO forgiven.
The Intelligencer yesterday received q friendly
letter from Mrs. Harriet E. Herndon. who now
lives at Seattle, Washington Territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fishback. of Clay town.
ship. spent Thanksgiving day in town. with the
father of the latter, Mr.. james P. Hall.
Small boy-''Pa, did you know ma long be-
fore you married her ?' Pa-No, my son., no.
[ didn't know her until long after 1 married
her,"
Mrs. James Waddill. of Eureka Springs,
Ark. who has been visiting relatives in Kansas
for the past three weeks, Ia now visiting rela-
tives in this county.
Mr.. Thomas Pollard, of Clay township, went
to st. Louis for q wife one day lsst week. Tom
always gets what he goes for. and we suppose
the event transpired. though we have not receiv-
ed the details.
Captain Roley Porter spent part of the week
with his family. and left. Tuesday, to join his
boat. which will ply the lower Mlsslssippl dur
ing the winter.
1t il q hard blow to CALAMITY when three gen
tlemen arise to accommodate a fashionable belle
to u seat In o car and abe spreads herself over
the entire space vacated.
Mr.. d. W. B. Tevis. who has been to Dallas
and other towns In Texas. with his father. Mr..
Simeon P. Tevis, to visit near relatives, return
ed home yesterday morning.
Count Won Moltks's memory is = blank and be
fails to recognize even Intimate friends. He Is
living on his estste at Kreisau Ia strict privacy,
having ceased all e6aeial work.
Mas Alice Freeman, president of Wellesley
College. is slight and gtrlish in figure, with q
youthful face. She Is = doctor OF philosophy,
and ut the head of u college 500 strong.
The Pope has created Editor Dawson. of the
SAO SOUNA S"S SuN
. knight OF the Order OF St. George for the stand
he has taken in his paper against dueling.
Clara Louise Kellogg comedies that ''Emma
Abbott is an intelligent woman outside of her
music" First thing we know we shall hear OF
y tenor who admits that another tenor Is in good
Voice.
The marriage Of Miss Maud Goddard. daugh-
ter of Leonard Goddard, ofNew York, to Prince
Foniatowski has been arranged to take place in
Paris next spring. Another title captured by q
Gotham girl.
Mrs. Joseph L. Thomas left. last Wednesday,
for West Plains to join her husband. She will
remain there until after the holidays. when she
will go to Memphis. where she will probably
spend The winter.
Mr.. Enlson Chsnslor was taken suddenly and
very seriously i'll. Wednesday. with general
congestion and strong symptoms of spinal mem
tngltis. For two days his condition was alarm
ing. but yesterday he was much better.
Rosa Bonheur is now rather be ter, but hel
condition Is still critical. She 10 able to TAKE
nourishment and there are some hopes for hel
recovery. She was born at Bordeaux. Marcel
q, 1872. and is consequently 81 sears OF age.
"What's going on here tonight ~ querisd g
timld farmer OF the nun at the theatel
box-oface. ''Ths Forty Thieves was the re-
ply. How much to get in g" ''Doilar and-a-
halr.' "Well, l guess 1 don't care to see ths
other thirty nine."
A Daily News Peoria. ILL.,. special says 10.
seph Jefferson was stricken with sudden and
complete loss OF voice. 1t Ia supposed to have
been caused by playing at Rockford when suffer.
ing from q severe cold. He may be able to tall
again within a week or ten days, possibly moi
for q month.
Occasionally We have in different parts of thu
country hen conventions. they are no doub1
very pleasant. Whether or not the attend .nti
at these meetings are the ''sage hens'' OF whom
MENTOR speaks we cannot say. Our old
bachelor friends would probably say that that
sort of hens are not sage.
Gov Crittenden received. Tuesday. 3 telegram
announcing the sudden death Of Mrs. Ann I
jackson. the mother of Mrs. Crittenden, al
Springfield, Ill. Mrs. Jackson was IS years o.
age and her home was in Lexington, Ky, buI
recently she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Nuckols. OF Springfield, Ill.
The young wife OF q prominent New Yorl
society man was sent home in q carriage from
fashionable modists's very i'll. but the family
physician discovered it was the effect Of tn,
''frst sneke." Better that than q ''firsl
drunk and they do say that these are now
Mr.. F. C. MARYLAND. who was tor q long time
with Mr.. Saunders. photographer of this city
is now with Mr.. w. E. Langan. In ichmo
Mr.. MARYLAND lie q steady. worthy gentleman.
and an artist In color and crayon work. We car