Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-03
Personalities.
Patti has sailed for Europe.
DR.. Peter Temple Ia quite Ill.

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Miss Mamie Patterson has a new phaeton
Col. A. A. Tslmage is expected her
to-day.
Capt. B.. A. Collins came up from Higgins
vile last night.
Judge Tut was very low yesterday. HI
cannot live long.
Mr.. L. Ruffner Smith, of Odessa, was IL
town, Wednesday.
Mr.. Thos. Slaughter, of Kansas City, il
| visiting his father.
Miss Claude Chappell, of Jefferson City, 4
at Mrs. A.. N. Lsonard's.
Mr.. Tilden Is to leave Grsmercy Park fol
Greystone on the 4th of May,
DR.. J. B. Burbridge requests III to change
his address from Dover to H%igginsville.
Mr.. Lon Kelly having sold his business al
Eldorado Springs has returned to this county
MI. Horace Leonard had his right leg
broken by a fall from q horse at Higginsville:
Tuesday.
Gen. Vaughan, who had been quite Ill fol
some days, wa out on the street again early
in the week.
Mrs. Emily Page, of Howard county, has
been visiting her daughter Mrs. Il. d. Hyatt,
of this county.
Mr.. Manville Webb. eldest son of Mr.. Man
vile Chinn, honored the Intelligencer with 8
visit yesterday.
Miss Meta Price has returned to Upton,
NO., and will spend the summer with her
brother, Rev. James S. Price.
Miss Aggie Hanna, of Kansas City, who
has been visiting Miss Nettie Wallace. left
for home yesterday morning.
Mrs. John Davis left, last Saturday. for
Lincoln, Neb., to visit one of her sisters. She
will be absent two weeks or more.
VIM. Zuendorff, of Concordia, saloon keep
er, made an assignment to Mr.. U. G. Phetz-
ing, ON last Tuesday. Assets about 500.
Mr.. Maurice Webb, who has for two years
been with the Lafayette cattle company, in
Kansas, has come home and will remain here.
We received a pleasant visit, yesterday,
from Rev. B. NJ. Hobson. We are glad to
learn that he will have charge of a church in
the eastern end of the county.
Miss Mary Reynolds, who had been visiting
her sister, Mrs. A. V. Robinson, in this city,
for the past two months, returned to her
home in st. Joseph last Monday.
Mr.. H. Wilson Winsor who has been two
months In bed with synovetis, is now able
to sit up, and hopes to be able to leave the
house In ten days or two weeks.
Mr.. Graves was in Jefferson City before
the supreme court couple of days last week,
in the Catholic church case, and came here
for q few days afterWard. He left for Wash
ingtOn last Thursday morning.
From Grcenton we learn that Mrs. Louisa
Davis is very sick at her sisters. Mrs. DR.. D.
X. Murphy, with consumption. Mr.. Eb.
Hall is very Ill with typho- malarial fever.
sst'' Nvr'r "uruHuan mas been quite Ill but
is better.
MAYHEM items in Advance :-t.WM Green
and George Crawford left Thursday for Au-
brey, Has. MIR. Crawford expects to pur-
chase land, and Mr.. Green to remain with his
cattle on the ranch. Mr.. Henry Powell also
left with them"
Mr.. j. c. Minteer, Of Chilllcothe, candidate
for state treasurer, was In the city ,T~hursdsy.
Mr.. Minteer is q sound democrat aud u clever
gentleman, and would make q faithful aud
officer He met several old friends
here. and made many new ones.
DR.. J. +. Hassell, who has been very
Ill, indeed suffering from a hemorrhage of the
lungs, has been out again for some days. His
physicians think there Is no permanent affec-
lion Of the lungs. We hope this is true and
That the doctor will soon be fully restored.
Mr.. W. D. Lewis is home again, at Kansas
City. from his Idaho trip. He loves Missouri
but thinks the Idaho climate better for his
health. He writes that Mr.. and Mrs. W. ".
will go to Idaho about the last of this
month for a summers visit to Mr.. s. F. Tay.
lor, Mrs. BPS son.
Miss Mate Clark, Of st. Joseph, who had
been visiting the family of Mr.. A. v. Robin
son, for several weeks, was called home Fri
day OF last week, by a telegram announcing
in her fathers family. She was
compelled to stay all night at Richmond, in
ignorance of the fact that her father was
dead before the telegram wa sent to her.
Register:-"Mr. Henry Miller is a candf-
late for the democratic nomination for Judge
the eastern district of this county. Is this
he same Miller who once represented this
county in the state legislature: If so, we
hope the democrats will nominate him. We
nave a few documents on file that we desire
% fill up the paper with" Higginsville Post:
We are afraid you won't have an opportuni-
y Of using your documents. MIR. Miller will
lot be nominated. This is official aud All.
.hentic.' Yes; about as ~"oficial and al.
-henfic" as the Registers inquiry and threat.