Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-17
Personalities.

Kellogg has been at Kansas City this week.
r Mr.. Franz Groves was in town Monday last.
Mrs. Albert Keller is visiting friends in La
mar.
Hon. r. A. Collins was in the city Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Miss Kate Wilson left for st. Louis. yester-
day. to visit relatives there.
M;ss Nettie B. Wallace has returned from her
extended visit to Kansas City.
Miss Lula Martin. of-Kansas City. is visiting
her alma mater, the Baptist college.
Mr., Charles E.. Allstadt and wife have been In
the city several days this week visiting friends
Mr.. Cyrus Mcdonald, Of Lampasas. Texas.
is visiting his con. DR.. W. j. Mcdonald as
Odessa.
Mr.. John Morrison left, Thursday morning,
for New Tacoma, where he expects to locate in
business.
Mrs. Geo. s. McGrew asks US to change her
address to 1901, Washington Avenne, st. Louis,
Missouri.
Mrs. j. G. Webb, of Dover township, has
been Vi sitting her daughter. Mrs. Frank. Bow
man. this week.
Mrs. H. c. English. Of Fulton is visiting her
father. Mr.. WIN. Morrison. who has been very
Ill. but ia now able to be cut.
DR.. Marion Sims, we'll known in the medical
circles of this country and Europe, died in New
York of heart disease Tuesday.
Mrs. DR.. W. w. Higgins, of Deer Lodge.
Montana. is in the city visiting her niece. Mrs.
Jos. L.. Thomas. and other friends.
Mrs. Jno. T. O'BannOn and Mrs. jos. o.
Lesueur went to Pettis county, Monday. to visit
Mrs. Jno. Elliott and Mrs. Oscar Gregg.
From the tone of the eastern criticisms our
Booth and Mary Anderson have nothing to fear
by comparison with Irving and Miss Terry.
Mr.. B.. S. Cromwell. of Kansas City, who has
been engaged in buying apples III this city for
the past two months, and his family, who had
been in the city for about four weeks, returned
home Monday.
Patti is charming the New York public. The
''diva" captivatss everywhere that she goes.
ard no wonder. She ID perfect in form and
like a bird than IL woman.
Lolita 10 preparing to play in the French Ian
guage III one OF the Paris theaters. during the
coming winter. She first anpears in ''Bob,'
which, like all her plays, has been translated
into French. She has just paid SO. 600 for IL new
piece.
LeavenIgorth Times:-'sMr. sam Keller, who
has successfully flied the positions of city and
night editor on the Times, LETT this morning for
Lexington, Mo-, where he will engage in bust
ness for himself as a news agent and corrcspon-
dent. Mr.. Keller has been a faithful and hard
worker, and has filled the positions referred to
on the Times most acceptably. The Times, his
associates and his friends generally in this city
wish him unbounded success in his new ven
ture." Mr.. Keller has arrived here and begun
his duties as correspondent an agcnt OF the
Globe -Demecrat.
A dispatch from Philadelphia dated Novem-
Der Is lsays:-''Hon. Samuel j. Randall is now
lying seriously i'll at his pleasant little cottage
two miles from Berwyn station. on the Pennsyl-
vanfa railroad. eighteen miles out of town
His condition, according to the gentleman in
charge Of his office, is not alarming. but il
annoys his family and friends. The disease be-
gan with govt. as was supposed-all the Ran
dalls from Josiah, the elder, down, having been
afflicted with that complaint-ln his right fool
on the toe. Since then it has spread to the ankle,
and it is feared erysipelas has set in on one OF
his knees. His condition is not considered dan
gerous. but his friends are concerned about
him.