Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-31
Personalities s.
The queen's knee In better.

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The queens knee In better.
Pos,m aster-General Howe is dead.
Mr.. Geo. Schofeld is dangerously III.
Mr.. Thomas H. Bayliss is slightly ill.
Mr.. Morris Gratz Is east buying goods.
Mr.. b, O. Simpson was in the city this week,
sir. Rus. Gather is i'll and confined to th'
house.
John Brown. the personal attendant Of Queen
Victoria. is dead.
Mrs. Ed Bowman. of st. Louis, Is In tht
city visiting her husbands relatives.
Mra. J. A. s Tut. went Town 10 Higgins.
vile this morning. and Will return Monday.
little Atlanta boy denounces his snoring
brothfns for ''sleeping through his nose"
Mrs. U. Lauchner went to Higgipsville on 9
business trip this morning. She will return
tonight.
Mrs. c. E. Ballard and Miss Inez simonl
went up to Kansas City. Wednesday, for @
weeks visit.
DR.. J. A, Quarles has been confined to. the
house all the week with u very sore hand. HI
Is now nearly well.
Mr.. e. c. Shankland, who is now stationed
at Kansas City. was in town several days this
week, until Wednesday.
Mrs. F. p. Claycomb, from the Mounds. Yer.
uou Souutys IL Vlbitln8 LeI 6lHter. mrs. 6flRhI-
well and friends in Lexington.
Miss Lena LaMssnay. from Olathe. Kansas,
entered the e. A.. Seminary this week for the
musical advantages there offered.
Miss Sarah Brown, daughter Of OssawatamIe
Brown has been appointed to a position In the
United States mint st San francisco.
Mr.. Philip Keller, has returned from the east,
where he purchased q very large stock of sea-
sonable goods suited to this msrket.
Mrs. 3. T. lessee who has been quite Ill for
some time. was partially psruly zed last Monday
morning. She 10 now somewhat better.
The latest mathematical question runs Is fol-
lows: s'Two girls met three other girls and all
kissed. How many kisses were exchanged pr
Miss Allie Keller, who has been visiting rela-
tives In Chicago, returned home with her
father last week. She Is another premium girl.
Misses Annette and Dixie E. W1nsor have re-
turned home. after an absence of three months
spent with their relatives In Washington City.
D.. c.
Mrs. VIM. Rays. of Mt. Leonard, was In the
city visiting her two children who are ut school
here, a few days ago. Miss Florence Price went
home with her.
John Tsylar, Of Grldiey. Col, found two
cove-ayster cans with gold dust IN them a few
days ago while riding acros s,prairie land. He
sod the dust for 1885 IS.
Capt. hyiand Iodhunter was in the city yes
terday' AMI paid-us a pleasant visit as did Capt.
Hedd and Mr.. Horace Galhrai;h. We we're glad
to zee Tie gentlemen, as they have been strangers
oflate.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Goddard, of St. Louis,
with their daughter. Miss Jennie, were IN town
this week. They came up to make arrangements
Tor sending their daughter to the. E. y. Sem
mary next fall.
Mrs. Charles H. Kidwell, who has been in the
city at her sisters. Mrs. Chas. Kriehn's, for
two weeks. is thought to be dangerously ill
with pulmonary trouble. Mr.. Kidwell has
been In the city this week.
Hon. Alexander Graves has returned from
washington City, where he made the argument
before the supreme court for the county, In the
kIrkbride case, Gen. Jno. B Henderson
making the argumen for the appellant.
Captain Dave Pool and wife, and their spiep-
did Texas boy baby, Miss Monte .Kirtley,
AIR T. A.Kirtley, and James B.. Kirtley start
ed, by the Missouri Pacific Railroad, to COL
orado City. Texas, last Monday evening,
YES said the deacon, ''the orgsnist Ger
tafniy did play opera boune airs and the can-can
IN his voluntary yesterday. But, dear me, 1
can't kick up n row about 1t without giving
myself away by showing that 1 Recognized the
music"
John A. Cookerell, the man who killed Col !
Slayback, has left the Post Dispatch, St. Louis. |
and will assume the managing editorship of the
New York Daily journal. The Journa, WAS |
recently established Ivy Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer. of
the Post-D spatch.
The following card has beer sent to friends of
the parties: " Chestnut Grove Lizzie " ebb, |
Dover Mo.-Frank Bowman, Lexington, Mo, |
Mr. and Mrs. JIG. Webb invite you to attend
the Marriage of their Daughter. Tuesday, April
.. 1883. 8 O'Clock, p. M. at their residence"
1llinois people think a Quincy boy knew what
ne was saying when he ended his prayer:"Good-
OY. Lord. I'm going over to Missouri in the
No doubt; no doubt. Most Of the
people who c,me from that country are quite
Goddess when they come here. They improve.
however. with time.
It was announced some time ago TINT the |
Prince of Wales was contemplating a VISIT ia
and the manager of the Louisville
Southern Cotton Exposition sent him an in vita.
lion to visit that city during the Exposition. |
La reply to the invitation the prince saws that |
there Is no foundrtion for the report ths. bs |
intends to visit America during the present
year.
A bright little twelve-year- old girl ba, died in |
Buffalo from the effects OF Virgins prophecy. |
She was a great reader and very nervous about |
storms and became intensely excited "a the tim. |
FOR the great blow drew near. The familv tried
to divert her thoughts. but 1t was impos,tble. |
and after a lew days. illness the poor child died
OF meningitis, brought on. the doctor and her
say. by excitement over the Idle words
OF the Canadian fraud.
Prince Bismarck probably does mot knou
what he has attacked in making war on the Ohm
hog. A sweet singer says of the animals: ..ob. |
the hog. the beautiful hog. curving his back as
he watches the dog; defying the 'aw fo- his |
bread and meat; roaming ut large through every
street; hunting grunting, nosing around, Till the
open front gate is sure to be found-wI,h its
hinges broken and ruined quite, by the lovers
VINO hung there Sunday night lit wont stay shut: |
1t wont hang level; 40 In walks the hog and
raises the devil.n
Mrs. Marian Poe, of Cha.teaooea. Tenn 70.
Gently gave birth TO a child weighing orlv ono
and a half pounds. The entire BODY Is not a.
large MS the forearm of an ordinary pers IN. L. |
Is but eleven inches long, are in no portion of |
lis body IS II more than six inches In c!rcupfer-
ence. Its head Is no larger than II large English |
l 8 arms look like o mans little finger |
and The legs like the middle finger. Its hand Is |
not as Large 40 a 5-cent piece. The child is |
formed, ard its entire physical organ
is complete in every detail It's head ia |
c'vered with all the hair usually found on one
10 young. and IN all particulars II diners
In nothing from an ordinary child except in
size.
Ths Story of "Hazel Kirke."
w. |
Hazel Kirkc is the daughter of a well-to-do
miller, and has nursed back to life Lord
Travers, whom her father saved from drown
ing. She is betrothed to Aaron Rodney. a