Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-21
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- Sapt. ISOley ECIteT Is AZ HuAe.
Mr.. Ed. KerdolE was here few days thi
week.
Mrs. Samuel Wilson aud MS. r. TOdhun
ter are in the city visiting fr'nds.
Sir. and Mrs. Robt. Taylr returned fror
their visit to IF in IOwstdst Saturday.
Miss Nettie b. Wallace returned HON
from her visit to Mt. Leonad, last Saturday
Col. Hiram Bledsoe spent several days re
Gently with his relatives ad friends in thi
county.
Miss Matilda Oderfeld.o OF L~eavenworth
Kansas, is visiting her aun, Mrs. G.. +. Wiz
ter, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. T. Piptt, Of Boonville
have been in the city a day. W visiting re
:atives and friends.
Mrs. c.. c. Wallace willleavs to-day, TO
Hfgginsville, IN a two weeks visit to tn
family of her father.
Mr.. j. w. Branch, editr of the Higgins
vile Post, who was in the city, Wednesday
paid us q pleasant visit.
Mr.. H. c. English, o. Fulton, ia in tn
city visiting his father-in-lw, Mr.. VIM. Nor
rison, and other fir lends.
Mr.. d. L.. McElroy, ofKansas City, ha
been in the city a day or two, visiting hi
friend, Mr.. Thos. G.. Yong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Annie Dshler n two chill
dren. of Blackburn, are istting relatives ane
friends in the city this week.
Mrs. L.. B.. Atkeison, re Katie Graham, O
Conway, Arkansas, is listing the family o.
her father, In this city, and will spend the
summer here.
Mr.. Jas. W. Lewis WE in the city yester.
day accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Maggie, Miss Maria NesIffth, of Dover, and
Miss Lille wheeler, OF Lexington, KY, who
is visiting Mr.. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Meyer, OF Henderson,
Texas. who have been visiting friends here
for a couple of weeks, left for hume last
Wednesday. Mrs. Meyer will be recollected
as Miss Emma Douglass, daughter of Ssm'I.
Douglass.
Mr.. John J. Waddell, who has long been
a sufferer from a malignant tumor, has con-
siderably improved since having the tumor
cut away. 1t was a difficult, dangerous and
very painful operation, and was one of the
last performed by DR.. Landlord. Mr.. Wad-
dell is able to get about his room, and we
hope soon to see him or the streets.
Misses Lizzie Goode and Lou WOodson, of
Slater, guests Of Miss Belle L. Green, and in
attendance at the commencement exercises of
c. F. c., Of which school Miss Goode was
formerly a pupil, were Unexpectedly called
home by the serious illness of a friend.
MIR. Walter NJ. Smallwood, of the New
Orleans Times, who formerly resided in this
city where he was probate Judge and editor
Of the Express, has been In the city for some
days visiting his many relatives and friends.
The visitors at the Central Female College
closing exercises were:-Revs. L.. Pearce
and Phil. Adkisson, Columbus, NO., Revs.
W. S. Woodward and John Hill, yelling
ton, Mo-; Nr. F. NJ. Sanger, Muskogee, In
Territory; Mr.. j. Prather, Harlem, No.;
Rev. w. B. Palmore, Jefferson City, NO.;
Rev. W. B. Mcfarland, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. John Willis,
Misses Hattie Mcfarland and Lulu
Campbell, Dover, Mo-; DR.. Satterield, MIR.
David Ball, Rev. G. W. Warren and Miss
Jessie Ball, Csrrollton. Mo-; Rev. W. F..
nockery, Chificothe, Mo-; Mr.. aud Mrs.
George Corder, Corder No.; Mr.. and Mrs. ALT.
Young, Misses Mary and Matte Young, La
county Mr.. Gus. Herndon and Mrs,
VIM. Hicks, Kansas City, Mo-; Miss Lizzie
doode, Waverly, Mo-; Misses Matte Youngs
and i1shie Murser; Aullville, Mo-; Mrs. G..
W. Vivion and Mrs. Beale, Misses Loutie
catron, Willie and Fannie Carter. Higgins
'1lle, Mo-; Miss Brown, Richmond, Mo-;
Mrs. d. A. Saufley, Miami, Mo-; Misses An
nle Roberts, Henderson and Flora Hudnall, |
Napoleon, Mo-; Mrs. j. q. Prather, Harlem,
No.; Mrs. Broadhurst. Norborne, Mo-:
Misses Frank Colbern, Warner and Maria /
Lees Summit, Mo-; Miss Eva Dive |
Mr.. James Dye, Weston, Mo. Beside /
many others whose names we did not learn. |
Mr.. Kaufman. the skillful jeweler ntMr. O..
IT.. Ludw1ss made, without charge, the very |
medal given for proficiency in |
Military drill. which was awarded to Mr.. |
lille Bnlkley. The gold was given by Profs. |
sellers and Thomas, and MIR. Kaufman did |
lis part with much taste.
A disgraceful row occurred at the Turner's, |
last Monday night, caused by the lntru-
lion of VIM. Ball and Robt. Sandifer, the first
whom was drunk and quarrelsome. An
was made to eject them, when Ball |
a young maj named Brenenger, dan
in the right SIDE. Ball Is under |
1000 bail for assault with intent to kill, 4
'andlfer in the course of the melee struck |
hr. Schneider for which he was fined by
Hale. and he is charged with resist |
ng an officer, on which charge he is still to |
,e tried.
Observation-Disclosures here th%ree-fourths of |
crop-...Corn looking we'll. Miss Lee,
of Sheriff Ingram, of Cass county,
9 visiting her uncle, MIR. f. 7. Thorp....A.
}. Slaughter, Esq, is here looking after his
'mldlngs......The attraction at the brick
hurch Is the new organ. -. Messrs. j.. F,
'mith and W. c. Beattie were through town
asst week, not electioneering of course
)rs. Fulkerson, Gordon, Ragland, and Mann
+ this place, Murphy and Robinson, re-
moved a large tumor from the foot of Mr..
iran Ashcraft, a few days since. He is doing
yell Give us Cleveland and Mcdonald if
'ilden refuses to be elected"
Hi ggfnsville Post, June 19:-"The enter
ainment given ut the opera house last Thurs.
+ay evening by the students of the Went
worth Male Academy at Lexington, was a
literary treat for the large and en-.
luslastlc audience that was in attendance.
military drill was especially good and
vas greeted with generous rounds of an
lause. The destinations were of a high Or
er, and though some of them were delivered
l such a low tone OF voice as not to be heard
y all In the room, still the students deserve
reat praise for their creditable efforts. They
ERE a body of fine looking intelligent gen
emen' and their favorable appearance and
plendid department were highly compli.
rented by our ~citiZens. They are living
Gldences of the fact that it is the duty and
of our schools to produce men who
re not only Intellectually cultivated aud de-
eioped, but morally and socially "a well.
'entworth Academy, and its worthy head,
rof. Sellers, are to be congratulated mon
lelr success in producing gentlemen as
ell as scholars. The defamation by w.
. Hays, Dr., How the Old Horse Won the
et,' was especially well done. The young
displayed talent of q fine order,
Id II he culfivutes his gift is destlaed to take
lgh rank as 4 public speaker. Messrs. E.
. hylaud and E. NJ. Taubman also deserve
.uch credit for the spirited and excellent
amer in which they acquitted themselves.
hey Were greeted with enthusiastic applause,
the appreciation of their auditors.
ISIS Hannah Mallory was the only lady con-
ected WIN the entertainment, and 80 we'll
ia she SCOUT herself in reciting Christmas
the 'luarters,' as to provoke the remark
lat IL would have been we'll to have some