Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-08
Personalities.
Mr.. John McFadden is ailirg.

again.
Harvey j. Higgins, Esq, was in thu city
Thursday.
Miss Anna Ewing has been visiting n Town
tni. week.
Little Bessie Duncan has bsn very i'll with
dlphtheria.
DR.. B. D. Raglsnd, Of Wellington, was in
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. r. G. Bowman Is out Of danger, and
improving rapidly.
back to Saline county.
Mr.. J. ". Hopkins, of Waverly, was In
town on business Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. ". MoKran has been In the city
this week visiting friends.
Mayor Ballard, though still confined to the
b use, Is somewhat better.
Frank Burton, Esq, of Fayette, has been
In the city this week us a witness.
Mr.. Charles A. Shull asks US to change his
address from Lexington 10 Odessa.
Mr.. Henry Wfiker will leave for the east
this evening to lay in his spring stock.
Miss Amelia Egle will leave ne It week for
Trinidad, Col, where she goes for her health.
Mr.. Geo. Weiss wa. sick two days this
week, but Is back at his post IN the lumber
yarf.
Mrs. Oscar Gregg, Of Petus county, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Susan H.
TIigg.
Nr. James Aull, Of Philadelphia, has been
in the city, this week, visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. c. Jenning. and family left, Thursday
morning, for kansas City, to reAide there per-
manentIy.
Mrs.. Harriet McCausland has been suffer.
Ing very severely this week from an attack Of
e~ry,ipelaa.
Mr.. John Green, who has been at May.
Wow some two weeks, IL couvalescing from
his wounds.
Mr.. James B. Hook, Of Odessa, was in
town Thursday, and gave Us u vivid descrip-
lion of the fire.
Mis- Mas1ie Rvland, who has been quite
Ill, Is better. Hiss Mary Young has been
teaching for her.
Mr.. R. 8. Lomsx, Of Springfield was In
town Wednesday,. He will leave Kansas City
for home to-day.
Miss Annie Chamberlain has been visiting
friends in the city this week. She Is now Al
MN. c. Ewing's.'
Miss Annie Sloan, after q pleasant visit to
Ms. 8. A. Jordan, returned to her home IN
Cincinnati Wednesday.
Mr.. Philip Keller has gone east to buv his
spring stock. He expects to purchase large
~, especially In fine goods.
Mr.. ard Mrs. W. Shields Trigg left for
Eureka. Greenwood county, Has, yesterday.
They will reside there In future.
Misses Sarah aud Laura Grady left for
Mobile, Ala, last Saturday evening. The,
will be absent until about June.
Mrs.. Nancy John continues to suffer from
The effect, OF the fall she had last June, an
her general health has been bad lately.
Mrs. Jacob Relnhart AID two children,
Miss Elsie and Mas,er Kennett. from Mou-
tana, are visiting relatives near Lexington.
Mrs. Taylor Nichols, nee Eveline Barley.
Of Barbour county, Kansas, Is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Oscar Galloway, OF Washington
township.
Mr.. Ed. NJ. Smith formerly of this city, and
until r.. eently with the Bank Of Kansa, CITY.
has accepted q position with a prominent
commission house IN kansas City.
Mr.. Frank Groves Was In town. Wedne--
day, on business. His 6rm has been making
some good sales Of real esta:e In hansas Gil,
atelv. and ha- Il great deal Of frst.rate pro-.
erty In Ia hands.
Mar-halI Progress. Harct 6:-'.Miss Alice
Gordon, who has been visiting here Cor sew
-ral weeks, left on lat Thursday. >hs will
pay q short visit to f"ien Is III Lexington, and
then return to her home in st. JuSeuh."
Uncle Ben Porter WAS In to sn Thursday.
and GAL! i to see US. He said that he weut
into his hole a month ahead Of tho ground
hog. and that Thursday was the first day he
had been out. We M hope, therefore, to
see the grounding out one Of these days. We
} are under great obligations to L nrIe Ben for
his merSeuce
Mr.. Emil Winkler, OF Kansas City, who
was in the city several d lys, and participated
In the Turnyerein concert last Monda,
night, Is an excellent solo vtoloncellist. He
promises Us a concert soon, in which FIRST
l class instrumental music will take large
part. We believe such a concert would be a
very successful one.
MI. William Mehl, son Of Mr.. John G..
Mehl left, last Tuesday morning, for Leipsic,
where he will enter the polytechnic school, to
study engineering. He will be accompanied
by Mr.. Emil Morgenstern, who returns to
Germany after a visit to this country of eiZl-
: teen months. The young men sail from New
. York to-day, on the steamer Rheln.
The n. Y. Herald P. I. man a ys:-''Sena.
tor Vest likes raw oysters and ale. u =
F.: Senators Frye and Blair are tetotalers. y =
Senators Morrill,, Hoar and Ingalls, lunch or
crackers and milk. > The president.
| Iiff.a ,Iarubfar CaIt. q, <on .,,~, Ill ct.-
Is dressed very simply. and she Is attended
by stout, c.pahle Irish girl. . " Why
should the wife grow sarcastic over the facl
that Mrs. Hayes. wife Of the ex-presiden1,
has one of the largest henneries In the United
ststesf 1t Is much better TOR Q lady to raise
Z hens than TO resurrect the devil. y = Gen.
e eral o,n {. Frem mt lives ut New Brighton,
U Staten I.ia"d. Thu oldest son, jack, is Il
! naval officer. Frank. another son, Is in the
q regular army. and Is stationed In Mountains
I Territory. Mrs. Fremont, the Jessie Bentou
: Of ever 40 many years ago, i still handsome
. and q noted pianist says her hand on the key,
q is the most beautiful. hand in New York, . ~
The railroad broke Mr.. Mills cows
g leg q few days ago, and Tod broke &
: glass ut OF his store door since. Mr.
Mills seems to be out Of luck this week
Democrats must be consistent ant
. brave to deserve success. They eau.
= not succeed unless they deserve to
either.
D.. Mr.. Morrison is reasonable. His op
~ ponents should be go too.
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The Richmond coal mines have shu