Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-17
Personalities.

The president has eatarrh.
Secretary Folger is going to sea for his health
Mrs. Il. r. Jessc has been quite sick for the
| past week.
Mr.. Thos. sittlinrton. OF Freedom. is down
with erysipelas.
Mr.. c, n. Eurord, wife ard child are i'll, but
better than they were.
'spudle'' ia what the girls now call their
c~ane-hampered young men.
Mrs. Lottie Sittlington. who has been very III
with rheumatism. Is now recovering.
Mr.. 10. Herr called on the Intelligencei
| Wednesday. He reported his father rs ;mprov-
ing.
DR.. Belt moved his family from near Aull-
willie to the Rathbua place, near this city. las,
Tuesday.
Mr.. NJ. f. Royle left for the east last Tuesday
night, where he Will purchase an unusually dne
stock ofgoods.
Miss Daisy Potter. Of Marshall, stsp-daughte1
of Capt. VIM. q. Woods. has returned to hel
studies At E. A. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manville T. Buford are both
quite Ill, the former with pneumonia. and the
latter with bronchitis.
Mr.. Howard Dunn. engineer on the river i'm
provenent. Stationed at Kansas City. has been
in the city this week visiting friends.
uIs ". VOASWV4tus WuO ~ OeOu Qult0
sick for q couple of weeks. is again up and
about. though not fully recovered.
"WiEElns came In like q lion and went out
like q dog with q tin Can appendix. > Is the way
a Philadelphia paper dismissss the prophet Of
wind.
Mrs. W. 81. Carter and Mrs. T. B. Campbell,
escorted by Mr.. Geo. b. Gordon, came up from
Jefferson City. where they had been on a visit,
last Tueeday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J.. Higgins and Mrs. B. s,
Higgins returned home. Wednesday. from their
trip down south. They enjoyed the trip very
much. and srs in good health.
DR.. Theodore GosewIsch has completed his
stu lies at Berlin. and has gone to Vlenns. where
he will ior some months devote himself to
special study Of the ear and eye.
Speaker Keller was much dsttered recently
when . wag told him that he resembled Gam
beta. The wit If sr wari explained that Gam
beta and Keller were both dead.
Col. and Mrs. NsClsllsnd were in town
Wednesday. Their bravery in coming 10 to be
commended. 1t takes 4 good deal Of nerve to
venture over the road they had to travel.
Mr.. WIN. II. Major while ~ohopplng wood last
week. cut his right leg, just below the knee. with
an Ak. quite seriously. He was for . while laIl
up in bed with the wound. but 10 rapidly getting
we'll.
Miss Eddie May wInsor arrived ut home, this
week. from . visit of over two months to her
relatives aud friends In St. Louis, Chicago and
Kansas City. They all come back to dear old
Lexington. H
MIR. James Moss. who injured himself 30
badly, some weeks ngo by q jump from the high
superstructure at the Macy mines, is now out
on crutches. He will recover with the use OF
both feet and legs.
Miss Anna Bennett. OF Kansas City, who had
been attending the Northumberland we'd
ding. at Carrollton, came to Lexington yester-
day, and stopped at Mr.. Linn Gordon's. She re-
turned home this morning.
Mr.. NJ. Norton Grant. OF New Mexico, came
IN . few days ago., on . visit to the family of
his father, Lawson Grant. Esq. He left
Wednesday night for New Mexico. where he is
just finishing up a large contract of surveying
for the government.
The Louisville Courier Journal says that since
Mrs. Lang:ry has been In AmerloA every Amer
lean woman Imagines herself prettier than
Lnngtry. The IntelliGencer has not observed
THIS disposition, but if it exists q good many OF
the American ladies are right.
W. A. Thompson. editor Of the Salisbury
Chronicle. late of Moberly. No., died at his
S"ANSuS ~ Nv hoiA.p6ob AOuE " ClOCk
p. m. Monday. He was = Journalist well
known 81. over the state and the newt Of his
death will be received with universal regret,
He leaves a wife and three children.
We are sorry to learn from Dr.J .Burbridge
the illness OF James N. Boswell. of Vernon
county. who 10 laborlng under three fatal DIS
esses, the heart, kidneys and general drorsy,
either of which Is liable to prove fatal it any
time; but owing to his former robust constitu-
ton there is q bare hope Of his surviving
the combined attacks.
MIR. Edgar P. Mann will leave, next Wednes-
day, for Forsythe, no., where he will in future
reside. He will conduct the newspaper there,
and practice law. Tor both OF which positions h.
is eminsntly well qualified His old friends
here wish him every prosperity In his new field
of labor, and anna him to the people there
as an honorable gentleman and careful business
man.
EX-Gov. sprague, of Rhode Island, has again
ventnred on what has heretofore to him proven
to be the stormy sea of matrimony. He has re-
Gently married a lady said to be beautiful
wealthy and accomplished. and who:is, what his
former Kate Is not, young. 1t 10 to be hoped
that ne Will have no necessity for shot guns to
keep poaching Conklings away from his new
preserves.
A certain lady friend Of ours who writes very
pleasantly for a newspaper pretends to approve
OF an anti-nustache society; and this after
having for a plumber of years snbinitted more or
less cheerfully TO having her pretty little nose
tickled fifteen or twenty lines u dsy with a FIRST
elias. article OF The kind condemned. The lady
will have TO make the owner OF that hirsute ap-
pendage shave his upper lip before we shall be
entirely convinced that she aboIninates mus-
tsches.
Lexington, KY, Gazette:-'.There are two
Missouri boys attending city school No. l, who
took the highest honars in their cl.ss. One is q
son of Mr.. j. II. Taylor, OF Vernon county, and
iha other / son OF General J. o. Shelby. of La.
fayette county. They are In the third grade In
charge of Miss Gill. and those who know this
accomplished teacher, know that no partially
or t.vor Is shown by her in the distribution of
honors. 1t reInains to be seen whether they
will keep the high position they have attsined.''
On last Wednesday, at Tokay. n. e., st the
residence OF the Hon. Wharton j. Green, four
miles from Fayetteville. n. C.. Judge David
Davis married Mas Addle Burr. !. was a uu,es
wedding. There were few guests. Rey. F, G..
auskee, of the Episcopal church .ofnciating. The
present. were numerous and costly. At one
O'Clock the couple lett on the steamer Murehi =
son. especially prepared and beautifully deco
rated, for Wilmington. Judge Davis had ar
rived Saturday night, aud was entertained nj
Tokay. He was accompanied by Judge o to,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thatcher, DR.. and Mrs. Cook
and Miss Cook. The affair was elegant In all ito
surroundings. Tue bridal party will make u
tour north and west.
Prince Alexander Micha-,o~itzah Gortseha-
koh. who died at Baden BADEN, lust sunday,
was burn June ID. l7ss. H. was tn. head Of the
elder araaah nf q distinguished Russian family
wnich springs fr.m the irst Grand Duke of
Russia and feekons ST. VLADIMIR among lts
ancestors. He wa. educated 1T the Lyceun, Uf
e rskoe-Seio. VII. r. she poet eushkin was Ais
fellow pupil and friend. He wac one OF the
-mnst Gistinzuf-A-a dipiomatists OF Europe. haY-
ing eXerteu g powerful Irduence III puItics
since he entered public life In Is2i. BE spjoyed
the affection Of Alexander ILL.,. as lie had tina,
or Alexander H., but III health aud the inGrni.
ties OF age compelled him TO retire from the MIN.
istry Of foreign affairs In ApgIl, lssa, He was
succeeded by II. de Gers. He retained, how
ever, the a:gnities OF Imperial Chancellor and
member OF the council of the empire.
BANK MEETING AT OORDER.