Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-11

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Mr.. P. Walker Osborn was in town Wed
Miss Aurelis Miller went to Corder We'd
,esdsy.
Mr.. Lewis Neal went to Higglnsville We'd
aesdsy.
Miss Minnie Winkler has returned from
Blackburn.
Mr.. Samuel w. Greasy was In the city last
] Harvey Mediation, Esq, was In the city
Mr.. A. Kensler has been in town several
days this week.
Rev. smauel Whiting is spending a week
with bis family.
Mr.. Ollie Buckley, of Saline county, was
here last Sunday.
Judge VIM. T. Cannon was in town q day |
or two this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. r. Smith spent the week
at Mr.. 7. B. Csmpbell's.
Mr.. James Wentworth went up to Kansas
City Wednesday morning.
Messrs. Vim. and Geo. Baehr visited their
parents here on the Fourth.
mT. JOSs 6mu6 WhS IN UOWu uOuuhy huu
ate q good Methodist dinner.
Mr.. Ernst Hoffman has been ill for over a
week with intermittent fever.
Mr.. Oswald Wmkler has arrived safely in
Tacoma, W. T., his future home.
Mrs. Crone, of Nashville, is in the city
visiting her sister. Mrs. M. Grstz.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Powell have been visit
inn fr;on1o NJ Dio1po and kLi, r-ool-
Leonard, son of Judge X. Rylsnd, return
ed, Monday, from q visit to Sedalia.
Mrs. Geo. Smith, Of Waverly. is visiting
Mr.. VIM. Palmer's family, in Dover.
Mrs. Bayard, wife of Secretary Bsysrd. is
pronounced in q very critical condition.
Mr.. W. 8. Lee, of Pleasant Hill, was visit
ing In the city last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Shaw, Of Virginia, is visiting her
mother. Mrs. A. B. HARDWOOD, at Dover.
Mrs. Erwin Hacker and her sister, Miss
Meirer. went to st. Joseph Wednesday.
Mr.. John W. Rinehart has been ill for
some time, though he is still at the store.
Mrs. A. Kensler is very i'll at her mother,
Mrs. Minerva Slusher's, in Cover township.
Mrs. Jas Broughton, of Odessa. is here un-
der DR.. Gosewisch's treatment for deafness.
Miss Harwood, of Higginsville, is visiting
the family of Mr.. r. P. HARDWOOD, at Dover
Rev. j. M. CLANCY arrived here Wednesday
evening, and will remain until next Monday.
Gen. Graham and his daughter, Mrs. E.
NJ. HARRISON, went to Aullvllle Wednesday.
Mr.. John LYONS, who was so badly cut up
a short time ago, has been at work again this
week.
Mrs. Laura Kresse nee Laura Easter, oil
Chicago, is visiting the family of Mr.. Jos
Monroe.
turned home from q visit to Mrs. Samue
Whiting.
Mrs. S. G. Wentworth and Wentworth
Field left, Thursday, for a visit to WoodforG
county, KY.
Levi ]. North, the celebrated circus mana
ger and bareback rider, died on Long Island
last Tuesday.
Mrs. L. M. Barley will leave. Monday. 70
Eureka Springs, to visit her daughter, Mrs
Mamie Watkins.
Rev. James NJ. CLANCY was made a doctol
Of divinity by Kings College. Bristol, Tenn,
a few days ago..
Green D. Sstterield, who cusses bis color
ed brother and then gets his vote all the same
was in town Wednesday.
1.-THE Sultan of Turkey is taking music LEI
sons" o, the ootsy pootsy little darling; an
embroidery. too, we suppose.
Mrs. Bridges, Of Mississippi, and Mr.
Wainwright, Of Tennessee. are visiting the
: sister, Mrs. Geo. Plattenburg.
. John and Jimmie Edwards, sons of Majt
Jno. N. Edwards, are visiting their Crane
father, Judge j. s. Plattenburg,
! Mr.. Thos T.. Pritohard, of St. Louis, Mo
. came up yesterday morning to attend tt
funeral of his mother, Mrs. Eliza Pritchard.
Miss Katie Watts, of Fayette, Mo-, a teacl
3 er in the Central Female College, of this city
is the guest Of Mrs. T. NJ. Cobb, at Jefferso
City.
Hon. Henry C. Wallace, wife and children
e left, Thursday. for stanfor |, KY, to visit +,
~latives. They will be absent about thru
weeks.
Miss Fannie Speers left, Thursday morI
Ing for Saline county, to visit relatives an
friends. She will be absent about thr,
F weeks.
g Mr.. Giebe, who left Lexington sever
months ago with the intention of farming
Wisconsin, his returned. He found il t,
cold up there.
r. DR.. E. A. Taylor and family, of ConcordI
left for Hutchinson, Reno county, Kanss
= last Wednesday morning. They will in Il
future reside there.
1t Mr.. Chris. Temple was IN town, Tuesda
for the first time since his return from GeI
many. He made the round trip in elev
he weeks at an expense of $500.
l.. Mr.. Geo. Ludwigs is ip the city visiting /
brother. Mr.. c. G.. Ludwigs, er route fro
New York. where he went to buy goods.
bis home at Walls Wslls, ". T.
Mr.. r. N. Sparks was in town, Monda
@ shaking hands with everybody. He does q
look quite so stout a. be used to, but he q
pears to be enjoying good health and to
regaining his strength.
.t Sedalis Democrat railroad hospital notes
"JOhn F. Baker, the yardmaster at Lexin
ton, who was admitted a short time ago 81
fering from q complication of diseases. W
discharged yesterday, having recovered"
Mr.. Charles E. Wilson passed with hont
before the state board of pharmacy, at Jeffe
son City, Monday, his examination as pha
mscist. he is an intelligent, steady you
!. gentleman, and will be sure to be suocessfl
Misses Dovy and Lolly Andrew left, We
A. nesday morning, for Pueblo, COL, to vi
"A their aunt, Mrs. VIM. P. Beck. They will
absent until September. They expect
spend some weeks camping at the foot
Pixies Peak.
an honor to be called q journalist. Hum,
,se humph! But he had to drop journalism
IN seems, before he rose very high on the ladt
by of political preterment. The mission o
ly, "journalist'' Is to make some other .'fell
lg- great.
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