Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-26
Personalities.
Allie Hall has measles.

Allie Hall has measles.
Mrs. DR.. Alexander 10 better.
One of Mr.. Garland Graham's children has
measles.
Mrs. TITLE Bean, of st. Joseph. is visiting
relatives and friends here.
Mr.. James Wentworth has been at Butler
and Fort Scott, this week.
Miss Ora Houx, OF H~igginsville, is to teach
In the VanMeter neighborhood.
Gen. John 8. M~armaduke was in the city.
last night, en- route east from Kansas City.
Mrs. Thomas Strsmcke, who has been yery
Ill with cerebro spinal meningitis, il much
better.
Mrs. Sartoris Nellie Grant, and her two
children, are visiting the lady's father in
New York.
Mr.. John Morrison, of New Tacoma.
Washington Territory. is here on a visit to
his parents.
The proudest man in Saline county, this
week, IL, without any sort Of doubt, Mr.. A.
h. Shindler.
MIR. u. w. Bodenhammer, of Springfield,
NO., is visiting his sister, the wife of Rev. J.
W. Hill, of this city.
Mrs. Stilson Hutchins, married about a
year, died in confinement, at her home in
Washington City, last Sunday.
Gen. Marmaduke has been at Marshall this
week, called there by the very serious illness
or bis sister, Mrs. t. J. VERIFY.
j. S. White, Esq, of Washington town
ship, the popular democratic county commit
teeman, was in town Thursday.
Mr.. Joseph Clayton and daughter of Har-
risonville, came here Thursday on a visit.
His wife has been here for several ~weeks,sick.
Miss Mate Clark. of st. Joseph, who has
been here for some time visiting friends, was
called home, Friday, by sickness of relatives,
The New York Herald Personal Intelli-
gence' editor is eating "sliced red bananas
and Strawberries" The Herald must be
flush.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Fain, of cambridge.
tennessee, the former a nephew of Capt. w.
ID. Ranken, are here ON their bridal tour,
visiting their relative.
MIR. Jos. +. Afford is now with Mr.. w. r.
Tate, In the book and stationery business. and
will be glad to see all of his friends. and
make as many new ones as possible.
Miss Myrtle Russell, who has been ~yisitiny
friends in Nebraska City for the past three
months, will return home the first of next
week, In time for the W.-B. wedding.
Higginsville Post:-"Henry Sfnauer. ESQ.
9 prominent business man of Lexington. was
IN town last week on official business con-
nected with Archer Lodge, /. O. O. F.
Inc following card has been sent to friends:
we request your presence ut the marriage OF
our daughter, at the Baptist church, His-
glnsVille, Thursday, May !, 1884, at 8 90 D.
m, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. c. Beattie. sallie f.
Eeattie-Alfred C. seely.'
A dispatch from Townsend, Montana, an
nounces the killing of DR.. H. N. Barley.
No particulars. The deceased was a distin-
guished surgeon In the confederate army and
q brother of r. c. Barley, editor of the
Chillicothe Constitution.
Cards engraved as follows, have been sent
TO friends:-'Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Waddell
request your presence at the marriage Of their
daughter Fannie to William Barton, at half
past eight O'Clock, Wednesday evening, April
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty four.
First Baptist church, Lexington, Mo-"
The st. Joseph Gazette in speaking of the
fact that Mr.. Merrifeld has been put in charge
ofthe new Missouri Pacific passenger train
says:-"Fffteen years ago jim Merritield
came west and obtained employment on the
Pacific, and from that day until the present,
almost without interruption, he has been
found at his post OF duty. A thorough rail
road man and a genial gentleman, he has
made hosts Of friends on every division of the
road, and to see him back again on q regular
run does the traveller sood.'' /!