Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-12
Personalities Is.
Capt. Collins is expected home.

Capt. Collins is expected home.
Miss Emma Morath has been visiting trtend>
! at Higginsviile this week.
Mrs. DIR. +. Cooley. ri Kansas City. is Wis
iting relatives Alid friends here.
Mrs. II. Flynt, of Kansas City. Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John TaubInan.
Mrs, S, r. Smith, of Slater, has been visit
ing relatives IN this vicinity during the week
Logan Young, Esq. of Maryville, Soda-
! way county, was here this week visiting
friends.
MIR. Saml. Houston, of Portsmouth. Ohio
son-i1-law of Mr.. Thos. shelby. has bean
quite sick.
Mr.. J. T. Clayton, OF Kansas City, spent
last Saturday and Sunday in the city, visiting
relatives.
Mira. DR.. Russell fell down 8 fight OF stairs
Monday, at her home near town, and severely
bruised herself. =.
Miss Nora Petty. of Liberty, who has been
visiting Miss Mamie Young, left Tor home
Thursday night.
Miss Meta Price has returned home after an
extended visit to her brother, Rev. James s.
Price, at Upton, Mo.
The Misses Kennedy, or Hl2ginsgille, have
been In the city several days, visiting their
sister, Mra c. G.. Wallace.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Sparks, who has had q slight at
tack of malaria and biliousness for q few
days, ia able to be about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Bisnop have been in
Kansas City this week, In attendance upon
their son, who was dangerously sick.
Miss Julia Smith, OF Kansas City, came
down the first of the week, on 4 visit to her
mother and sisters. She returned Yesterday.
Miss Goddard, q n American, was married
the other day, to Prince Poniatowski. The
register was signed by Morton, United States
minister.
Miss Fannie Drysdale returned home to
Brownsville last Saturday, after an absence
Of q month, visiting her sisters in Kansas
City and Lexington.
Ark. Trav.:-'Dar's two men whut yer
KANT argy wild bout wimmen. One whuts
fxin' to git married an one whut's been
married for some time"
Miss Frank Wall, who was detained at her
home in Warrensburg, after Christmas, by
severe sickness, returned last Tuesday and
re-eniered the Baptist College.
The steamer Alaska arrived Monday.
Among the passengers were Ma,erna, Wing
elmann and searia. who will take part in the
approaching Wagner festival.
MIR. Thomas Pritchard and wife. of St.
Louis, DR.. 3. F. Sster1eld and wife, of Car
%rollton, and Mr.. Ann Menifee, of Sedalla.
have been visiting at Mr.. Z. II. Barron's this
week.
The New York World says of the lately
deceased humorist and comedian, Alt Bur.
nett:-"He was a native of Utica and was
ffty-nine years of age, and his youngest joke
was over forty
Saline County Progress, l0th:-"Miss Min,
ME Martin. the accomplished daughter of
Rev. Jas. Martin, paid her home a short
visit at the close of last week. She is attend
ing school at Lexington.
Mr.. VIM. z. Mars, Of Lancaster. ky., has
been in the city. this week, visiting the family
of his uncle, Mr.. J. F. Marrs. He is so much
pleased with our city Of good schools and
pretty girls that he is thinking of remaining
here.
Mr.. N. n. Grant, son of Lawson Grant,
Esq, Of this county, who has been living in
various sections Of the west and southwest
for the past fifteen years, reached here Tues.
day night, aud will remain q few days, visit
Ing his relatives.
Professor B.. Lewis Hobson now a theolog-
ical student at Princeton, =. j., arrived il
Lexington Thursday evening. too late to at
tend the funeral services of his mother. H
has the sympathy of his many warm friend.
In the community.
Sedalia Democrat" X. MerrifeId la:
resigned his position as tratnmaster of the
west end of the Pacific, and will take charge
of the new passenger tram on the Lexington
branch. Mr.. Merrifeld Is a live and thorough
railroad man. Ed. Gould Is supposed to b.
Mr.. Merrifeld's successor"
Saline County Progress: -"Dr. R. R
Vaughan made his friends in Marshall a shor
visit one day last week on his way homt
from the Baltimore Dental College, where HI
bore away the I'd honor in a class OF over
hundred. He was looking pale, but as genia
and polite as always. He said that his Hines:
was due to u Slater sandwich he met at sup
per on his way hither. Truly this life Is full
Of dangers In the disguise or railroad eata
bles."