Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26
Personalities.

Mr.. Jno. Gano Wainwright. OF Marshall, W
in town yesterday.
u Mrs. Ed. ZeIler is visiting the family OF b
IL father, In Brownsville.
N Mr.. Jno. q. Burden went over to Richmor
=. on law business Monday.
Mr. Richard stumpf. of st. Joseph. was
y the city q day or two this week.
It Miss Alice Carney, of Lexington. Is the que
Of Mrs. Joseph Long in the Country.
Mrs. Ada Cosgrif. Of sedalla. is IN the eli
/ visiting her sister. Mrs. wm.F Meet. :.
Col. Jos. Davis and wife left for Trinida'
Col, Wednesday, on = visit to their daughter
Mr.. Nicholas Haerle will return to Exceisi,
Springs next week. He thinks his recent st,
q there benefited him greatly.
81 Judge Eldr;dge Burden, who has been on
; two weeks, visit to friends in Edwardsvill,
HIS. returne ed nome yesterday.
Hon. Alexander Graves returned yesterda
from his visit to San Antonio, with his family
: and also accompanied by his mothef. ?:
The three grass widowers at the southeast col
ner of Franklin and Main Cross streets hold mr
tual coincidence meetings every night.
Mr.. J. Z. McGrew and family. and the Mise
I WaddelI. of Lexington, were mentioned in th
Times as being at the grand Thomas concel
Tuesday.
!. Odessa Herald:-.sMr. Frank Adams had, o
Tuesday night, q severe attack of congestion {
: the stomach and chest. He is now much i'm
a proved"
Mr.. 8. d. Lilleston and wife will leave mex
week for Eldorsdo Springs. where they 20 be
. cause of the lady's health. They will be absen
ali ummer.
Mr.. W. T. Singleton. Of Richmond. was Il
town Wednesday. Mr.. Singleton lived here
long time. and has many friends who are Away
glad to see him.
Warder Cummings, division superintendent
Col. McKlssock and Jim Merriaeld. train mas
ter. Mo. r. r. B.. were in town this week OF
businsss for the road.
Misses Julia F. Gould. lula Martin. Kate K
Kramer. Kate Watts, Maria Wood and Ann,
Chamberlain attended: the Music Festival q
Kunsas City this week. :
Maj William !. Howe. one oEthe oidestsan
best known lawyers of Northeast Missouri, died
At his residence in Paris, Monroe county. Mo-,
one day last week. aged II years.
Mr.. Virgil Keene was In the city a few DAYS
ago. He was just recovering from q severe ut.
tack of malarial lever, and locked a little the
worse for his tussle with the yellow demon.
MIR. Jno. r. Herr ia. able to be about and ia
attend to business. HIS arms are paralyzed and
have to be carried in sllngs, but he says his
general health-ts better than Il has been for
years.
Mrs. kobt. Ridley, the youngest daughter of
the late Senator Ben. Hill, died In Atlanta, Ga,
on Monday, from injuries received in jump-
ing from her buggy when the horse was running
away
Miss Minnie Grant who came home from n
three-week's visit 70 Kansas City last Saturday
night. was prostrabed Sunday with . very severe
case of scarlet fever, but has since gotten some.
what BETTER
Pleasant Hill Dispatch: - Miss Medofs
Chsney returned last Saturday night from a
visit to her aunt. at Kansas City. She has a
vivid experience to relate of the cyclone there
last Sunday week. being In the storm swept dis
trict but not hurt"
Jefferson CityTribune:-''Gen. Harding went
to Kansas City. Sunday morning for the purpose
of making a trip of Inspection over the main
line OF the Wabash, st. Louis q Pacific Rail-
way. between that. city and Moberly. He will
make the trip on loot.
Major McClelland. one OF the stan officers of
Gen. Kobt Z. Lee. Is . college presldsnt at
Lexington KY; Gen Kirby Smith is a member
OF the faculty Of the University Of the South. IN
Tennessee. and Gen: j. d. B. Stuart's Widow
controls a school at Stanton, Va. i
Mr.. O.. Watkins, of Eureka Spripps.. Arp 9
SAA ~ oSt 40 = WAQ lOI q friend
who was married at Columbia a few DAYS spo.
performed his arduous and delicate dutv M
Tuesday night arrived in this city, where he il
making IN extended visit to his old friend Mr.
i. d. Bayliss. MIR. W seems 10 be having a good |
time.
Mrs. John Royle of Salt Lake, and her sis,.r
Mrs. Joseph Thatcher, of Denver, arrived in
THIS city Friday night of last week, and ON Mon.
day Mrs. NJ. Z. Donahoe, of se.ialia. a sister of
Mr. n. + Royle. and Mrs. Nettie Buckner. OF
nevada, Mo-, niece Of Mr.. Boyle, also arrived
10 visit the family OF Mr.. NJ. F.. Royle. and
friends. The party went to sedal;a
Thursday night to vis.: Mrs. Donahoe, and were
accompanied by Mrs. c. H. Royle, and Mr.. C.
d. boyle will also 60 to Sedalia Tonight, Mrs.
John Royle and Mrs. Thatcher will 90 tn
Irlnceton, N. j., to witness the graduation of
Mrs.. hoyle'stwo sons. after which Mr., and Mrs.
accompanied by Mr.. Edwin N. Rovle-
will take a trip to Europe.
our ieiioW-citizens. DR.. 81. Talbird, Hon. n.
Wallace, Prof. Jno. F. Lanneau, president
Female College, and Mr.. j. W.. Wad.
1ell, who have been in attendance ON the
Baptist Convention at Waco. Texas
nave all reached home since our last issue. They
their travels beyond Waco. DR.. Tai
'ird going as far as Austin. the capital of
ne stale. and Messrs. Wallace. Lanneau and
" aadeil going to the historic city of San
antonio, tcere viewing the Alamo, the cstbe.
'rai' the Old Catholic Missions and other obfects
interest. including the beautiful ::San.Pedro
'prines ana san Antonio river, In the latter of
enich they enjoyed the treat of a bath and
from san Antonio they visitedGalveston,
oeautlai Island City of the gulf. enjoying
Is beauties and especially the luxury of a sea
IN the oo1f xuaeo. - A.