Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19
Personalities.
Gen Grants mother is dead.

Gen Grants mother is dead.
Bismarck again suffers from neuralgia.
Mr., Virgil Keene was in town Thursday.
Ex-Gov. Israel Washburne, Of Maine, II
dead.
Our county judges are once more in duress al
Jefferson City
Mrs. Ed. White is visiting relatives and
| friends in town.
Caleb Jones. one OF the pioneers of Cooper
county. 10 dead.
Amasa Stone. appointment citizen Of Clsve'
| land, o., Ia dead.
Mrs. W. T. Bell has gone to Edgarton. Kan.
| to visit relatives.
Alexander NJ. Creel. Esq, Of Saline county
was In the city Thursdsy.
Miss Floy Hall, of Saline county, accompan.
| lei her father to Ksntncky.
DIR. VIM. C Boteler. OF St. Joseph. was in ths
city visiting friends yesterday.
Mrs. j. G. Webb has been spending the week
| In this city visiting her daughters.
Mr. James Lyons asks US to change his ad.
dress to 500 Main street Kansas City.
Mr.. Jesse Hargrave asks US to chsnge bis ad'
dress from Aullville to Higgnsville.
Mrs. Chas. H. Miller. Sr., and Mrs. Juliui
Miller, are visiting Mr.. Chas. n. Miller. Of this
city.
MT. W. n. AEk6 aIIAvSu IN ING WIZ ss~'
Tuesday morning, on weeks visit to hil
family. A
Hon. H. J. Brady, OF st. Louis. was in
the city Wednesday aud paid the lnteiligencsr q
pleasant visit. .--
Mr.. John Taubman has been in St. Louis. this
week, representing Orion lodge In the grand
lodge, 1. o. OF
Mr.. Alexander Barnett will leave, next Tues
day. for Duncan, Wright county. Mo-. where
he will in future reside.
Mr.. B. r. Martin and family left. last Nom
day, for their future home In the Western wilds
of W ashIngton Territory.
Drs. P. s. and J. J. Fulkerson and DR..
Carthrae have been in attendance on the State
Medical Convention at Jefferson City.
Hon. B. F, Lakensn, Of Hannibal, polished
gentleman and faithful representative in the
legislature, died last Monday at bis home.
Messrs VIM. Corse and wife, Mr. Mahan aud
daughter, Miss Jefie, und j. A. Mann and wife,
all of Wellington. are at Eldorado Springs.
Mrs. J. P. Alexander and Mrs. Martin Cos
sett. of Independence, have been in the city this
week visiting Mrs. Man. Chlnn and Mrs. Frank
Bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin MoBurney, Of Odes.
sa. are both dangerously i'll. the former with
paralysis and the latter with Inflammation oil
the stomach.
Rev. Lansing Burrows. of Lexington, Ky,
formerly stationed here, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in this city, and preached Wednes-
day nights at the Baptist church,
a Bonham. Texas. special says. MISS Bragg,
niece of General Bragg, to-day saturated her
clothing with coal oil and then applied match.
Cause. protracted i'll health. She will die.
Hon. Alexander Graves and family are in San
Antonio. Texas. visiting the family Of DR..
Amos Graves, who is one of the most success
full physicians Of that phenominallv prosperous
place.
Mr.. Willis Price, an uncle Of Mrs. G. o.
Grimes, called by this city this week to see his
niece. He has been for u years, annually sent
as q representative to the Southern Baptist
General Convention. s..--r
Mise Lou Myers, of York. Pa. who has been
here for the past eighteen months visiting her
cousin. Mrs. T. J. John, returned home last
Monday evening. While here she made many
warm friends who would be glad to see her
IN Lexington again.
Mrs. jefferson Davis in response to tele-
graphic inquiry, said, Tuesday:-"Mr. Davis
has had a severe attack Of bronchitis, but Is
now better, and, 1t is hoped. out of DANGER"
Later news announces continued Improvement
In Mr.. Davis. Condition.
DIR. W. c. Goodwin; OF South. Warrington
township. has for ten years been stating for
trip to his native state. Virginia. He finally got
of last Wednesday evening. taking with him
his children and thelr aunt, Miss Josie Renick.
He goes first to Orange Courthouse.
Rev. Saml. T. Ruffner Is the ministerial dele
gate from Lafayette Pre.bytery. and DR.. W.
NJ. Hall. Is the lay delegate. in the General ASS
sembly of the Presbyterian Church (south)
which has been in session at Lexington. KY,
since Thursday last. Capt W. A. Rsdd, of
Waverly. and Mr.. s. g. Wentworth, of this
city. have gone as visitors.
Well, we told you SO Some people thought
we might be mistaken, but we knew better. Mrs.
Allen went to the editorial convention and We
got our ram. There was none close at hand
or 1t might have come sooner. She had to 60
clear down to southwest Missouri after 1t and
bring 1t back with her. When she returned 1t
came, and came lively. fever We need rain
very badly all that il necessary ls to induce her
to 60 a block-and-a half from home and it will
be sure to come. -.