Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-01
Personalities.

Mr.. BufOrQ Cllnu Is dt o"OSe
Mr.. Geo. Mullinix was here this week.
DIR. Smith SAYS there is flux in Unknown.
Mr.. r. f. Waddell is at EldOrado Springs.
Mr.. Robert ID. Bledsoe was in town Satur-
day.
Mr.. j, r. Davis went to St. Louis this
week.
Hon. Chas. l.. Ewing was in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. Geo. Gordon Is in the city visiting
friends.
Gen. H. C. Boteler has gone to Eldorsdo
Springs.
Mr.. l.. R. Smith, of Odessa, was in own
Tuesday.
Prot. and Mrs. Kerdolff got home early IN
the week.
MIR. FIT. Chew came up to see his family
this week.
Capt. Roley Porter is first clerk of the c.
c. Carroll.
MIR. C. A. Morrison, of Kansas City, spent
Sunday here.
Mr.. J. H. Schultz called on the Intelligent
Der Saturday.
Mr., VIM. C. Morgan, of Aullyille, was in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. Lewis H. Day, OF Kansas City. was in
town Tuesday.
Little Mary Blackwell celebrated her birth
day Wednesday.
Mrs. j. W. Meng and her children are
visiting at Dover.
Mr.. Boteler, brother OF Mrs. Chas. Royle.
spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Philip Keller and daughter, Miss Bir-
die, are at Eldorado.
MIR. E. F. Hausam is here visiting his broth
er, Mr.. John Hausam.
j.. 8. White, Esq. Of Washington township,
was in town Saturday.
j. Harvey Mediation, Esq . was in town
Monday on law business.
Miss Annie Allen returned home on the
Dacotsh, last Tuesday night.
MIR. Leslie Webb, son of DR.. VIM. G.
Webb, was In the city, Monday.
Col. and Mrs. Reid went first to Minneton-
ka. where they remained several days.
Mrs. John Davis returned, Saturday, from
a visit to her fathers family at Lincoln, Neb.
Messrs. Jerry and James Chamberlain
spent several days with their mother early in
the week.
Mr.. W. P. Seawell, Esq, requests US to
change his address from Odessa. No., to Lees
Summit. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wainscot, of Nevada, have
been visiting the family of Mrs. WIS father,
Mr.. R. NJ. Sparks.
Mr.. Frederick Richner, of st. Louis, has
been in the city. this week, visiting his sister,
Mrs. Geo. Koenig.
Mr.. W. L. Smiley, who went to Colorado
| springs, COL, for his health, is worse, and
has sent for his wife.
Miss Laura GusIin, of Pleasant Hill. Is Wis
iting the families of Messrs. J.. and r. W.
Smith, near Mayvlew.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Mountjoy cam home sick
Wednesday night, and has been here since
He was out yesterday.
Mr.. jeff. Duling, who now lives at Den
ton, Texas, has been here this week. He re-
port crops in Texas as unusually good.
Attorney General Garland is summering al
Ocean View, on the south side of the Roads
about I've miles from Fortress Monroe.
Misses Sue Trigg. Aggie Hutchison, Lizzie
| Shields and Master Alex. A. Lesueur are ex-
pected to arrive here from Cairo, Illinois, to-
day.
Mr.. Ed. Larick will leave for Virginia on
August 4, he will be accompanied by Mrs
A. L. Garvip, who goes to visit relatives and
friends,
Mrs. Geo. Mountjoy went to Kansas City
Tuesday, to rent a residence, which she sue
ceeded in doing. The family will move about
September l.
Martin Van Buren,, grandson of President
Van Buren,, died in New York, Tuesday
morning. He Was a bachelor and a proml-
nent society man.
Mr.. Jno. g. futile, of Anthony, Kansas, is
visiting his old schooImates, Messrs. Jos. and
James Edelen. He is en- route to Baltimore
Nd, his old home.
Mr.. N. Sigwart who has been visiting al
Omaha, Neb., for the past four weeks, hal
returned home accompanied by his daughter
ln-law, Mrs. A. T.. Sigwart.
Higginsville Post :-'City Marshal c.. W
Jackson went down to Jefferson City Wednes
day, to visit his sister living near there, whom
he has not seen for 35 years."
Miss Katie Holland went as far as Hume
Mo-, on her way to Texas, but found the
weather so warm that she returned home
postponing her trip for q while.
Mrs. Mary E. Bowman, who has been visit
Ing in Lexington, KY, for some months, viii
leave there, Monday, for home, stopping a
st. Louis for a short visit to her on.
Mr.. Evan Young left Tuesday of last week
and went to Hickman, Ky., for his sisters
Misses Rose and Flossie.. They were In st
Louis a day or two. Miss Rose Is very well
but Flossie has been sick.
The following names are to be added to tn
list of those who will attend the re-unio
from here:-Thos. E. Chinn, VIM. L. Smith
r. D. Bledsoe. Marcellus Shaw, William 1
Etherton, Thos. Clark, j. W. Meng and Jas
Roberts.
Hot drinks are highly injurious such weath
er as this. A cup of hot coffee is a stove t
heat one up for hours. Cool, acid drinks ar
the best, with very little sugar. But the lie.
one drinks the better. Alcoholic drink
especially should be avoided.
POst-Dispatch July 2o:-''Misses Georgj
and Willie Bowman, of Kentucky, who hay
been visiting their cousin, Mrs. Jno. Burder
l at Lexington, No., passed through the cit
last week en- route for Edwardsvllle, wher
they will visit Mrs. W. P. Bradshaw
Mrs. Ethan Allen is going to give her hu
Z band a lawn-mower for a birthday present
, The beauty of the arrangement is, that st
will not only make him pay for it, but sh
, will require him to furnish the motive powe
to work it. A diplomatic woman that!
MIR. Drayton Lewis passed through tow
Monday en- route for Kansas City by WACO
having been down to his old neighborhood
business. We regret to learn from him tb
his wife is in very delicate health, and tn
she will have to 60 to Idaho soon for h,
health.
U Sir Moses Montefore, the great Jewi
Is philanthrophist, died at Ramsgate at 4:
) O'Clock last Tuesday afternoon. The dea
> was peaceful. His malady was congestion
t the lungs. The funeral took place yesterds
= and Sir Moses was inferred beside the !
mains Of his late wife.
81. Louis Post Dispatch:-"A large nur
y Der of little people assembled last evening
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. S. William
where they held high carnival, it being t
anniversary of the birthday of Miss MINI
~ W. and Albert j. Baker. They received We
many pretty presents, among which was
handsome Stienway piano for Miss MINI
who was greatly surprised, and as W
. pleased"
.: Little Rich Field was thought to be gettl
well fast, last week, but he was suddenly
.. tackled by pneumonia. which thr eatened
-, life. When this disease was controlled
~ flammation of the bowels set in, and he