Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-18
Personalities.

Gen. Grant Is much better.
Mrs. Charles Hsder is very i'll.
Mrs. J.. d. Morrow Is quite i'll.
Capt. Zeysing was in town Monday.
MI. Goalder Young was here this week.
Capt. A. E. Asbury was in town yesterday.
Edwards Pierrepont died at Rome, Thnrs-
day.
Messrs Peak and Yeager are In town on
legal business.
Misses Laura and Lucy Davis have gone to
the exposition.
Mr.. Charles A. Morrison was here Sunday
visiting friends.
Mr.. Will Walton, of Brownsville, was in
town yesterday.
Ex-Secretary F~relinghuysen's condition is
somewhat improved.
Col. and Mrs. Reid spent several days in
Kansas City this week.
New Orleans this week.
Miss Maggie Richardson left, Thursday
morning for Mt. Leonard.
Mrs. DR.. !. ID. Coulter, of Liberty, L. visit
ing at Mr.. B. r. Ireland's.
Miss Sue Alexander will return home from
Marshall. probably to-day.
Alexander NJ. Creel, Esq, was in the city
yesterday on law business.
Mr.. .Gonie" wainwright, of st. Louis, was
In the city Monday on businesS.
Mrs. Leverett leonard will start, In . few
days. for California for her health.
Mr.. Leslie Boyer, Of HigginsviIIe. was in
the city This week. on court business.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Leslie Webb, OF Winfield,
KANSAS, are visiting DR.. VIM. z. Webb.
Mrs. Wade Hicklin lett for Howard coua-
ty, last Saturday, to visit her sick sister.
Mr.. Albert Strother was duly enrolled Ms
MI attorney of the Lexington bar this week.
Mrs. Sanders Littlejohn, of Dover, who has
been visiting her father, AT Lamar. returned
home Monday.
Since the rise Ia wheat and iour Mr.. A.. V
Robinson has donned u bran new suit Of
clothes.
Master Geo. Kriehn will return home in y
few day from William Jewell College to eel
citrate his birth day,
Miss MOllie Eaton, of Fayette, NO., is Yis-
ting her sister. Mrs. w. +. Kerdolff, Jr., ut
Central Female College.
Messr-. Albert Schuneman, Geo. Mullins
and Frank Atkinson, old Lexington boys,
were in town last Sunday.
Rev. John Davis is SO far recovered from
his attack Of rheumatism that he will he able
to conduct services Tomorrow.
Col. NJ. CLANCY Shewalter has removed
from Carrollton to Waverly, where he will
continue the practice Of his profession.
We met our old friend Tom Young on the
street the other day. He is still the mos
original genius of the city of Higginsville.
Mr.. VIM. Boyer and wife, of Higginsville
after spending several days in the city, visit
ing relatives, returned home Tuesday night
Miss Daisy Webb, who has been visiting
friends at Marshall, returned home Sunday
accompanied by her sister. Mrs. Gill Good
win.
Messrs. Wash Adams, r. Field and Henri
Finch, attorneys from Kansas City, hav,
been In attendance on our circuit court thi
week.
Miss Lee Corder. OF Central Female College
went home last week on = school visit an,
returned to her duties al the college OF
Wednesday.
Mr.. O. G. Gaylord and family arrived her
Thursday evening. Mr.. Gaylord will 60 i'm
mediately to work to put the creamery ii
working order.
Mrs. Lizzie Barley, who has, for the pa,
four months. been visiting her daughter, q
Eureka Springs, is again at home, and
boarding at Inglsside.
1 Misses Minnie and Annie Hill. Indepen
dence. Mo-, have been at home on q sho
visit. The young ladies' are pupils at Cen
l trail Female College.
Mrs. Martha Grant and her daughter, Mr.,
Barnett, came down from Independence, lai
t Thursday night. Mrs. Grant is somswh.
better, but Is still i'll.
Mr.. W.. S. Williamson, of Las Vegas, \
E NJ, spent a few days in the county his weel
: visiting his father, Mr. Turner Williamson
He WAS TO return yesterday.
Mr.. James Edelen left, Thursday. for all e,
/. tended trip down the Missouri Pacific AL
f Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroads, TO se
j sand. We wish him great success.
l., We had q pleasant visit this week frol
Mr.. CLANCY. He preached at the Presby
!, terian church on Sunday, Mr.. Leyburn bein
e absent. He preached two good sermons.
n DR.. Thomas Field is lying quite Ill &
e his home near Blackburn, with IN attack
pneumonia. Mr., Richard Field and Mr.
n DR.. Quarles went down to see him, Mr.,
n Quarles remaining.
e Mrs. John Daehler, of Blackburn, wi
Q spent a week visiting her parents, Mr.. ar
: Mrs. h. Winkler, left for home last Sstul
e day. She was accompanied BY her siste
. Miss Laura, who will remain for 4 couple
weeks or more.
Miss Lizzie Shields came up from Cairo, Ia
n Wednesday morning, to spend six or eigl
weeks with her relatives here. She was a
cOmpanied by her cousin, Miss Annie I
Shields, daughter Of the late Geo. Shield
8 Miss Annie Shields left for her home, Del
yer, last night. Both Young ladies were
the New Orleans Exposition for a week, wi
Miss Sue Trigg. who is now at Cairo.
10 Rev. A. A. Moore preached at the Meth
dist church in Higginsvitle. last Sund,
n night. We met the old father In Israel {
the street, one day recently, looking nut
the worse for a severe spell of sickness
9 which we had not heard. We rejoice, wi
all who know him, that he 10 recovsrin
Sick or we'll, If he can move ut all, he goes
e with the work Of his Master.
. DIR. E. X. Taylor, formerly Of Boonvil
n but for more than twenty years a resident
d San Francisco, on his return home fro
Washington City. spent q couple of days wi
bis old friend and schoolmate, DR.. j.. .
Quarles. DR.. Taylor Ia . lawyer and had f
bis antagonist before the supreme court sej
ator Edmunds. He Is well acquainted wi
Mr.. &. T.. Rylsnd and Mr.. A. W. Bray, o
~citizens Of this county,.
Glasgow Central Missouriau --"COi. Il
= 5. Vance, alias Col. Mulberry Sellers t
gifted and talented official reporter of 4
q house Of representative, was united in ma
II riage on the Goth of March to one OF Bat
cOunty's .airest and mOstintelligeLt daughter
ID Col. Sellers as an old personal friend, b
Is our h%eartiest congratulations. Ed. Is y DC
ished gentleman, an experienced Journal
re a line worker IN politics and q -soule
genial fellow. May he and his bride enj
pleasant recollections In the evening of Iii
lie Of happy DAYS gone by"
le Nashville Advocate THE Rev. w.
Palmore, now of Missouri, who has travel,
In many lands, seen many people, and re
x many books, has been al his boyhood's hoI
Ii. his words describing the visit: we spent
er day on my native heath in Fayette coup,
v, Tenn. Old Asbury Chapel and the @
IN school house, with its horizontal window
p. and writing desks extending the length
Is the wall, still stands. But where are the 9
st preachers and their congregationsr Whe