Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-23

personalities.

Personalities.
Victor Hugo is dying.
Dr.. VIM. c. Webb is very III.
President Iiaz OF Mexico, is i'll.
Mr.. Frank Campbell was here Thursday.
Mi. Geo. Platienburs vas in town Satur-
day.
Mr.. Warder Cummings was i'll town this
week.
Mrs. Henry Meinershagen, of Higginsviile,
Is very low.
Mr.. Ed. Campbell, of Kansas City, W as in
the city Sunday.
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Andrew Ripple has been visiting In
Concordia this week.
Cards left by visitors at the White House
are regularly filed away.
Miss Mary Boteler, of Kansas City, is VS.
iting her sister, Mrs. c.. II. Royle.
The Emperor Williams health has failed
very much during the last few weeks.
Little George Blackwell is doing very well,
though he complains of pain in his heel.
Mrs. S. g.. Barbour, of Louisville, KY, is
visiting relatives and friends in the county.
MIR. Jno. w. Shotwell and his daughter,
Annie, Of Richmond, were here Thursday.
Mr.. j. B. Hagood, of Higglnsville, came up
to see his sister at c. f. C. last Wednesday.
Andrew j. Dam, proprietor of various
hotels in New York, is dead" Dam dead!
Bartholdi, the sculptor, will be in New
York to see that the statue is properly reared.
Miss Clara Kouns, the vocalist of the E.. A.
g., spent y couple of days at Kansas City tins
week.
Miss Florence Stephens, OF the E. A. s.,
returned Monday night from u short visit to
Sedalia.
Mrs. Geo. Plattenburg, of Dover, visited
her daughter, Miss Susie, at the Z. a. 5. the
past week.
Mrs. w. q. McCausland and little Locke
Arnold returned, Thursday, from i weeks
visit to Carrollton.
Mrs. A. Barley attended the Barley Fra
zier wedding at Corder last Wednesday,. She
returned last Friday.
Henry G.. Garfield. son of the late presi-
dent, has been engaged as teacher in St.
Pauls school, Concord, N. II.
Mr.. Carter Temple. who has been living
for some time at New Iberia, Louisiana. is
here visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Keller have gone to
Cairo to be present at the marriage of their
sou, Abe, to Miss Annie Meyers, May IS.
MT. P.Boteler and daughter, Miss Myrtle,
of Kansas City, spent Sunday last with the
daughter of the former, Mrs. C. Fl. Royle.
The Hon. S. S. Cox, in a letter addressed
to Orlando B. Potter, says that he will leave
for Constantinople about the middle of June.
Miss Minnie Cannon, Of Odessa, paid a
visit home last Sunday and Monday. She
was at her post in the E. A. S. early Tues
day.
Mr.. Christian S0deman and Mrs. Olricks
| Weeser will be married at Concordis next
Sunday. Mrs. W. only arrived from Germany
last Monday.
DIR. Minos Adams has a good hearty laugh.
We hear him cachinnating sometimes out on
the street, from our desk In the rear of the
second story.
Misses Katie Kramer, Sallie Searcy and
Katie Hollis will attend the Theo. Thomas
concert at Kansas City, tonight, to hear
Fursch- Madi.
Miss G.. J.. Swain, art teacher at Central
Female College, was unexpectedly called
home last week OIL account Of serious sick
ness in her family.
Prof. Kerdolf and wife, J. R. Davis and
wife, aud Mr.. Joe Edmonds and Master Dent
Davis went to Helms lake, Tuesday, and
caught quite a nice lot of fish.
Robert E. Withers, ex-United States sena-
tor from Virginia, recently appointed consul
to Hong Kong, is supreme commander of the
knights Templar of America.
Miss Lizzie Scott, teacher of elocution and
callsthenics at c.. F. c., took advantage of
the holiday last Saturday to visit Miss Lucy
Bal, one Of Central's old students, at Car
~rol!ton, Mo.
Miss Florence Arnold and Miss Mary Smith
left, last Tuesday evening, for Fort Worth,
Texas, where they go to visit the antilles of
Messrs. Hugh Wilson, Thos. A. Tidball and
Jno. n. Manuel.
Higginsville Post:-'J.E. Wilkes and W. l..
Smiley left for Colorado yesterday morning.
The latter goes for his health and will be alb
sent some time; the former goes for recrea-
ton and will return in a few weeks"
Higginsville Post :-"Miss Alice Blair and
her brother Ed, left last Saturday for New
Orleans, where they expect to spend several
days attending the exposition. Will visit
friends at Pass Christian and Vicksburg,
Miss. before they return"
In the "Society Notes" of the st. Joe
Gazette of last Sunday we find the follow
ing:-"Miss Ella Ciagett. of Lexington, was
much admired Thursday evening in a dress
Of cream carry Grape and oriental lace, cream
opera bonnet, and natural flowers"
Mr.. VIM. Hyde, editor of the st. Louis Re-
publican, left for Europe, TO join his family,
which has been in France for about Il year,
last Saturday. He will be absent long enough
to see Europe fairly well and to get Il long
needed rest from arduous journalistic labor.
Mr. Hyde deserves his holiday and the great
newspaper which he has done so much to
build up may well wish him God-speed On
his journey.
Among the attendants at the Twenty
W~oestemeyer wedding, Thursday. were, Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Burgman, Marthasyille,
Warren county, Mo-, the step-parents of Mr..
H. H. WOestemeyer. Mrs. Kallmeyer, moth
er of Mrs. Woestemeyer; Miss Emmy Kali
never, niece of Mrs. W.. both of Montgom-
cry county, No. Mrs. Kallmtyer, the wife
of the officiating minister. Mr.. Frederick
WOestemeyer, brother of the brides father,
and lis two daughters, Misses Pauline aud
Annie. Of Maria. Johnson county, han,r..
Mr.. and Mrs. Twenty, parents OF the groom,
of Jackson county, and two sons and one
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Schirmer, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Schirmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Borgmann. all Of Jackso on county, the
first two ladies being sisters Of the groom.
Rev. Geo. koenig and wife of Lexington, and
Rev. Haas and wife of Napoleon.
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