Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-23
Personal ties.

Mr.. Ed Cors has gone to Paris, Texas. to
live.
Mr.. Rnb, rt I'LL and family havc gone to
! Ho. Springs to live.
MIR. Buford j. { him has gone east TO puT-
| chase Il stock Of spring goods.
Mr.. w. +. Kerd ,lff has been i'll, hut is bet
ter. The professor HIS also been ailins.
John 5. Blackwell. E-q.. went down TO st.
| Louis, Thursday night, on professional BUSH
nesss.
Mrs. Judge Ryland is very low. Her
daughter. Mrs. George Mexican. Of Seda'ia, is
here with her.
Mayor Ballard has retired home from Hot
| Springs. He Is still suffering very much
from rheumatism.
Hon. Jno. w. Prowers, of Las Animas,
| COL, who educated his daughter at c. +. G.,
In this city, Is dead.
Mrs. +. j. John is vi .iting friends and re-
latives In Emp ,ria, Kansas. Sue will be ALB
sent for two or three weeks.
Senior G ,yarrc. the latest prodigy in tragic
| opera, is the son of u Spanish blacksmith. und
spent his early years w'rking ut the anvil.
Mr.. George Smith has purchased an inter-
est, with Mr.. T. b. Fis!.back, in general mer-
clandi.e, at Wellington, and Will b' g'aI to
| see his friends at the store.
Mr.. l.. IL. Hines. an old LeXingtonian, now
deputy sheriff and jliler of Empori,, nam
sa-. " as in town last Thursday and Friday,
| SHAKING hands with his old friends and rela-
lives.
Miss Fannie Bsyliss is in Cincinnati, where
| she has gone to complete her musical ed tea
ton. Miss Fannie Is already IL proficient
musician, and will be fully equipped In music
when she gets through this course.
Mrs. James Nichols has been very sick fr
sometime. Her daughter. Mrs. Carr B. Wad-
dell, of st. Louis, was t%elexraphed for and
came up Thursday, accom- panied by her son,
james. Mrs. Wad Tell fortunately found her
mother better.
Capt. w. l.. Murphy, of Dallas, Texas,was
IN the city several days thi. week visiting his
i tighter. Mrs. Johu Davis. He went from
here ~ points on the c. " A. to purchase
| wheat for his mills, aud will probably return
here for a day or two.
Richmond Con>ervator.- "Col. Thomas
3 ,yli-.. OF Lexington, was in the city Nom
day and called to see Us. AS soon Is the
weather Is ~pr,pitious he will make a tour of
| southern Kansas for the purpose Ut selecting
| Il location for business"
Misses Sarah and L ,ura Grady will leave,
u ,nday morning, for Mobile, Aia., to remain
| there until about the first Of June. They will
| stop u week in St. Louis, en- route, aud after
their visit in Alabama will 81 to Kentucky to
see their relatives and friends.
Mr.. John c. Anderson. son of the lats Col.
| Oliver Anderson, Was In the city u day or
two this week. aud is now at Aullville. lie
is here to rent or sell the Robt. Auderso"
farm near Auiivill,. Mr.. AnlerSon's home
| is 1T Eagle Rock, Idaho, where Mr.. Robert
| Anderson now is. Nc. An'ierSoh had seen
| his sister. Mrs. AkcrS, at Lexington. n.y., a
| Il few days before he was here, and she was
we'll.
St. Joseph Gazette:-'In stepping from a
Car of The Kansas City road to u stool provld-
| ed to aid the descent OF passengers, In the
Kansas City union denut on Tuesday night,
| Maj n J. n. Ed ward, suffered q fall by the
over.utnirg OF the s,ooi. An old fracture
| sustained the shock. and his left les Was Tor
| X third time br ,koA at Il point about mid way
| between tina knee and ankle. The IN ,jor Is
now at his home In this city, IS comfortable
~ pos -ible. but it will be some Time before he
| Is Oh the st'cets~ again."
4 correspondent Of the st. Louis Republic
| can in answer to .'One who Fought with him
In Mexico writes of Gen. Cerro Gordo VIII
Jams of Kentucky, present senator. recently
defeated br 10. Blackburn:-"Gen. Williams
entered the confederate army as a colonel,
was made II brig .dirr general in 1852 and re-
manned In III. confederate army until the
| close OF the war. He has been a very promi-
nent man in Kentucky. serving with honor
not Only to himself, but with great statesinan-
ship in every position that his people have
| elected him TO-"