Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-07
Personalities.

day.
Mr.. Tho.. BsyItss went down to st. Louis
Wednesday.
Mss Alice STARK, of Dover, is visiting Miss
Lily jameson.
NJ. Robert Norfolk was on our streets the
first of the week.
Dr.. D. Il. Murphy returned Saturday
from New Orleans.
Judge Jno. A. Lockhart paid US a pleasant
visit last Wednesday.
Mr.. Albert Grahso Is here visiting his
father, Mr.. j. A. Graham.
Mr.. A. o. Crandall, of Sedalis, was In the
city, Monday. on business.
Mis- Belle Raglan, Of Holden, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. D. Morrow.
Mr.. Ernest Hoffman kept open house last
night, in celebration Of bis SD birthday.
Mrs. B. Wilkinson, Of Higgiesvilie. Is In
this city visiting h, r mother, Mrs. Stapp.
Miss Fannie Allen is expected home Mon
day from her Texas and New Orleans "Trip.
Mr.. .. 2. Powell, of Jerseyvilie, Ills. is
visiting bis daughter. Mrs. W. G. Eggleston.
Mr.. o. H. P. Cstron has been spending the
week observing legislation at Jefferson City.
Miss Bette Dinwiddie, Of Dover, was de-
taired at home several days this week by
sickness.
Mrs. James W. Waddell is very low with
consumption, and it Is thought she can live
but q few days.
Mr.. Ed. Campbell. of Kansas City, passed
through Lexington Tuesday en- route home
from New Orle ans.
Mr.. JEFF. Dulin leaves to-day for Denton
Texas. He goes there to practice his
profession, the law, aud the Intelligencer
wishes him success.
Mr.. VIM. Walton was in town last "ednes-
day. There is some talk of his going into the
hotel business here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Chiles left on Tues
day to visit Miss Belle Graves at Quincy, Ill.
They return tonight.
Messrs. Will Barnes and 10. Ramey left for
Medicine Lodge, Kan, Wednesday. They
will make their home there.
Mrs. Jos. Homer is in such delicate health
that she has been removed to her fathers
home. Mr.. Henry Winkler's.
DIR. B. D. Ragland left, last Monday, for
the presidential inauguration, going By way
of Tennessee to see relatives.
Mr.. VIM. c. Webb, who has been attending
medical lectures at Cincinnati during the
winter, returned home Monday.
Mr.. Percy Russell, Of Lawrence. Kansas,
was in the city on Wednesday last visiting
his sister, Miss Mary, st the z. A. 8.
Messrs. Maurice and j. G. Webb, jr., left q
few days ago for Dallas county, NO., whore
they have recently purchased a farm.
President Arthur is preparing a handsome
ly furnished law Office In the Mutual Life
Insurance building In New York city.
Mr.. Christopher Tempel and Mr.. Simon
wives, are preparing for q trip to Europe.
Miss Jennie P. Goddard. of st. Louis, will
leave the E. A. 8. next Wednesday for ten
days visit to the New Orleans exposition.
Mr.. Sol. E. Waggoner, ex-grand.comman.
der Knights Templar, Of Missouri, was In
the city. Wednesday, on insurance business.
Mr.John G. Worthirgton and family moved
into town last Saturday, and are occupying
the house recently vacated by Mr.. Samuel
Harris
Messrs. J. K. Gray and z. J. Edmonda
took a look thr 'ugh the In~telligeneer office,
Wednesday, In order to learn something Of
the art Of printing.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Yerby, the sister Of Genera
M~srmaduke who died at Marshall last Tues
day, was the wife of Thomas J. Yerby, Esq.
formerly Of this place.
Miss Annette Winsor has Just returned
home from a two months visit to her sister
Mrs. Chew, In St. Louis, and Mrs. Turner
McBain. at Columbis Mo.
Ar. nr ~ cxrt.Lo,, l. r,,d,o1l1 b,,f slorp.
", regaining bis strength. He was able tt
get out CT bed aud dress himself without as
s~i=tance, one day thi. week.
DR.. 8. 8. Laws, president Of the state uni
versity, was in the city yesterday visiting
Judge Hm. T.. Wood, and paid the Intelll
gencer q very pleasant visit.
Little Robert Galloway, son of Mr.. Thoma'
Galloway, who WAS thrown from a mule ant
broke his leg some weeks ago has now re-
covered SO that he can walk.
DR.. G. w. Young thinks his condition fol
the past week has not been SO favorable H
That OF u lew weeks previous, his limbs show
ing q disposition TO swell sgain.
Mr.. B. s. Higgins, who has been ia towr
= attending court this week, informs us that hi
, father, H. j. Higgins, Esq, is quite i'll. We
: regret to hear it and hope that he may sool
be better.
Miss Una Tevis, daughter of Hon. c. c
Tevis, Of Holden, No., went home witt
E Miss Bette Dinwiddie, her cousin, to Dove
I last Saturday for a two days visit. They ar
: both pupils of Z. A. 8.
St. Joe Gazette, February 27:-"Miss Jes
= sic Atkinson, one of the bellies of Lexington
, who has been visiting her uncle. Mr.. job
Williams, departed for home yesterday to tn
u regret of her May friends"
Q Troy. n. Y, Times:-"'I'm glad Billy Ia
the sense to marry q settled old maid.' sal
y Grandma Winkum ut the wedding. Gals
hity-tity and widders is kinder overrulin' an
q upsetiin'. Old maids Is thankful aud wlllil
to please.'"
Mir. Ham. Findlsy came down from Kan
c sas City Sunday to see his brother, James
o Findlay, Of San F. sncisco, who hs. been her
' visiting his relstives. Ham. looks very we
!, Indeed and hopes soon to have n. D. tacke
u to his name.
Mr.. H. w. Winsor, whom we met lH
Saturday, informed US that he enjoyed hi
trip to New Orleans very much. He say
that the exposition Is a grand affair, and tn,
" DR.. seeber, who saw both, thinks the exhibit
= far superior to those at the Centennial.
DR.. J. H. Straughan returned Wednesds
evening from his winters stay In st. Loui
J.. where he attended lectures at the Nilsson
= . Medical College. He will open an Office
- the room recently occupied by DR.. Boltol
- over Morris Grstz' store. We wish him grel
. success.
- Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Conn and their dsugt
VI ter, Miss Florence, spent last Monday in II
city. We regret to learn that they are
, leave soon, for Carondelet (5t. L.oui,
where they will In future reside. Mr.. Con
-, 10 an old personal friend, and his family OF
Of those that will be greatly missed il Lsfs
cite county society.
Mr.. John Neill was In town wednesds
He informed US that he had visited Mr.. Upte
Wilson's family Ia W%arrensburz last Frids
and found them q household of suffering.
" Wilson has reIapsed and is again ~dangerou
ly Ill. His physician says he may rally, b
- that It is doubtful, and that even If he do
be will never sgaln be a healthy man. tt
Oldest son, Stephen, Is ct home down wi
= typhoid fever, and The daughter, Mary, is q
so very Ill.
:" A special dispatch from marshall, Sal!i
county, dated March 4. says: Mrs NJ. We
by, aged IS yesra, daughter of the late Go
ernor N. NJ. Msrmaduke, and sister o? Il
present governor OF Missouri, died at h
- home 1t s o'clock last evening OF cameo