Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-28
Personalities.
MIR John A. Mitchell is better.

MIR John A. Mitchell is better.
Tiiton Davis. Esq is in the city.
Senator Anthouy's condition continues to be
critical.
Judge Sawyer was in town on business . few
days ago.
Mr.. Ed. Ahrens has returned from his busi-
ness trip east.
Chas. W. Foster, father of Gov. Foster of
Ohio, is dead.
Mrs. William Chapline, Of Higginsville, spent
last Wednesday In this city.
Mics Kate Gordon has been quite sick for q
week. but is nov convalescent.
Messrs Mann & Rathbul have concluded T.
settle at Nevada instead of at Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mre. NJ. e. Keller have returned to
reside here. We welcome them back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abney, OF Marshall. spent the
nrst Of this week in Lexington with friends.
Senator David Davis is said to be no longer IN
independent-he has q little wiley. You know.
John Morrison has accepted 4 position - as
slstant book keeper In the Bank of Ksnsss City.
We are glad to see 1t stated that Mrs. q. ].
Higgins, who has been seriously Ill, is much
better.
DR.. L. E. Owen. of Trinidad. COL. son-in.
law of Col. Joe Davis is dangerously Ill at his
home.
J. D. shewalter, Esq. is In st. Louis on legal
business; he Will be home again Monday or
Tuesday. L .-
Miss Horner. of Kansas City, whs has beel
visiting her friend Miss Lizzie Ball. left yes,er-
day for home. .s.
Mr.. william wey Tutre. Of Bloom,ngten,
Ills, is at tile Commercial hotel. and will be here
several days. 80
Mrs. Dosia T. Cooney. of Marshall. IL SPEND
fuy fan Ior 3n r rUfnw zAf
J. O. Lesueur.
Col. Andrew Tslsott, aged over IS yssrs and
the oldest graduate of West Point. died ut Rieh.
nond. Va Monday.
DR.. E. NJ. Kerr, for many yssrs connected
with the Missouri Institution Tor the education
Of the deaf and dumht died. At Fulton, last Sun.
day. - -.
Mrs. James brysdsie And.her daughter. Miss
Maggie, went to Higsinsvtile last Wednesday to
attend the wedding OF Mr.. Boyer. Mrs. Drys-
dsle's nephew.
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. v. Robinson. with their tive
youngest children. Mary and Dyke. went up to
st. Joseph. Wednesday morning, on r visit TO
relatives. They IRE expected home to-day.
Lleutenant-C Colonel Sir Charles Russell, .
distinguishedEnglish officer Of theCrimean war,
died few days ago at the age of ffty-seven.
He was member of parliament and con-
servative.
The following card has been sent to friends:
Ceremony. D. 8. Presbyterian Church, Lex
mgtons Mo-, Wednesday,, May 2. 1883. At
o'clock, p. m. Gustav q. Gruber-Kste N.
Boulware.
= Richmond Conservator:-''Young man, never
marry the ri who will elope with you. The
woman who has suficens will to slope. general
ly has the determination that will make her the
head of the iamily:',
Mr.. Geo. B. Dealey, correspondent OF the
News. was in the city several days
this week, renewing acquaintances made
during the visit Of the Missouri Press Associs-
tlon to Galveston last year.
The obituary notice Of the lateIsaac Chanslor,
which appea ears IN anolEer column, written by
Col. Jno. Reid, u friend of many -yesls stand
ing, is q graceful and just tribute to the memory
OF an honest and upright man.
C,pt. J. B. Kir.ley returned from Tom Green
COUNTY, Texas. last Saturday, where he pur-
chased lands to the amount or SIS coo, paying
cash. He inten.s to 70 largely into cattle, and
we hope he will meet with success.
The death Is announced Of Friedrich Franz
II (, Grand Duke OF Mecklenhnrg-Schwerin.
His mother was the only slster OF the Emperor
W illiam Of Germany lie was prominent sol.
dier in the Fsanco-Pra ssian war.
The following card has been received:-"Mr.
and Mrs. NJ L. Denote request your presence
at the marriage of their daughter, Louise, to
Lawrence Leiherman. on Thursday. May 81.
1888. at O'Clock, y. M, North Franklin street,
Valparaiso. Ind"
Mr. Charles Eoyle left, this morning, fo,
Salt Lake and San Francisco. his sister, Mrs. |
Harry Balm accompanying him on her way to
rhral nd at hnrfI