Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-02
Persona lirEeS.

PERSONALITIES.
The king Of the Netherlands is H.
! Mary Anderson has sold her yacht
Miss lydia Gather is dangerously Ill.
DR.. B. ID. Ragland was in town Thursday
Mr.. Vim. b. Tate has been here this week
Hon. VIM. II. Carter was 10 town yester-
day.
Mrs. Fannie Stouestreet Is visiting her par
ents.
Mr.. win Green WAS down TO see his folks
Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Bell returned from Kansas City,
Monday.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Catrou went to Higginsviile
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Farley returned home
Saturday.
DR.. Stephen Neill, of Corder, was here
Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Morrison returned 10 Kansas
City Monday.
Mr.. Andy Francisco, OF Rich Hill. was in
town a few days ago.
Mrs. Ragland returned to her home. May
view, Tuesday morning.
Mrs. ". P. Walton, OF Brownsville, is
visiting at DR.. Gordon's.
Col. Lamont, the presidents private secre-
tary, has been I'll, but is better.
Mr.. Albert Dollinger. of Aurora, ILL.,. was
here visiting friends this week.
Mrs. Babbitt returned to her home. Wyan-
dotte, Kansas, last Wednesday.
Mr.. j. D. Shewalter went to Jefferson City
on legal business Monday night.
Mr.. Geo. S. Wallace asks US TO change his
address from Odessa to Mayhem.
Hon. Chas. L.. Ewing was in attendance al
the meeting Of the county grange.
Mr.. C. F. Sanger, of Muscogee, l. T., came
here SUNDAY to visit his daughter at c. F. c.
In q private letter to a friend here Mr.
Skinker says he will certainly be here Mon
day.
Louis Gratz mashed two fingers of his left
hand pretty badly, last Wednesday,, while ut
play.
Miss Anna Price vent down to Mt. Leon
ard, Wednesday, TO visit her sister, Mrs.
Otte.
Mr.. Dornblaser, of Higginsville, was in
town last Sunday, visiting aud looking at the
place.
Mr.. F. Morath and his daughter, Miss En-
ma, go to Europe shortly to visit friends and
relatives.
OF the eighty.one wholesale liquor dealers
in Nashville, Tenn, sixty-eight are church
members.
Mrs. dudley. who tried to kill O'DonOvan
Rosa, Is ill IN prison and would like to leave
/ n uudar haiI
Mr.. Jos. b. Silver has gone to Texas to sell
q let Of cattle.
Albert Todd, u very prominent citizen of
st, Louis, Is dead.
Mr.. Cliff. Bowman is in the city visiting
relatives and friends.
Misses Jessie Cock aud Katie Chrisman, Of
the B. F. c., went home with Miss Leila
Summers Saturday last.
Phoebe Vanderbilt, a sister Of the late COM
modore and aunt of William H., is dead in
New York at the age of IS.
J.. Strauss, the composer of waltz music,
has been given the freedom Of Vienna and al
exemption from future taxation.
Mrs. Harry Balm. who has been Ill Tor sew
eral weeks, Is thought to be better
Mr.. M. N. Grant, of Laramie City, Wy
oming, son of Lawson Grant, Esq, is here
on q short visit to relatives and friends.
Mr.. Frank kriebn has pretty nearly de-
molished the house be purchased last week.
He will rebuild as soon as practicable.
Mrs. D. Hacker and her children, who
have been for five weeks visiting the mother
of the former at Cincinnati, will return home
next Wednesday.
Messrs. Charles aud Will Stephens of San
Francisco, Cal, spent Saturday with their
cousins, Florence, Clara, Shoda and Maggie
Stephens, at the L. A. S.
Mr.. Isaac w. England, publisher of the
New York Sun. and one of the largest stock
holders, died at his residence In Jersey City,
last Saturday, aged So years..
Tn first serious charge we have even heard
made against Thomas A. Hendricks is the
awful report in the newspapers this week,
that he is a lover of base ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. X. Trigy went to KAN
sas City the first of the week to see Mrs.
Sallie R. Smith and her daughter, Miss Julia.
off for Brooklyn, n. Y, where they go to
spend several months with relatives.
Paul II. Hayne, the southern poet, is %
years old. He Is nearly six feet tall, slender.
with dark, dreamy eyes, delicate features and
q low, musical voice. His health has always
been poor.
Atlanta Constitution 1.-THE statement is
made that the Zuni Indians have been smok-
ing cigarettes for 100 years.. This is probably
true, for, like the white cigarette smokers,
the Zunis have no calye to their legs"
The Son of Charles Dickens. who was at
first reported killed ut Fort Pitt, but who
has happily escaped, went to Manitoba some
ten years since, and was made inspector OF
the mounted police. He was sfterward pro
NOTED to be chief Inspector. He is described
IS a plucky, dashing officer, inheriting some
of his fathers literary tastes, but fonder OF
adventure and open air life.
n. Y. Sur :-Opinions vary rs TO Mr,
Grover Cleveland, president of the United
States. but there is no variance in the appre.
citation OF Miss Elizabeth Cleveland, his sis,
ter, now the presiding lady In the White
House. All agree that she is bright and in.
telligent ia conversation, unaffected and un'
pretentious in manner, well informed on al
subjects, and altogether d most charming and
agreeable woman"
Mr.. f. D.. Brown, Representing; the loan
department Of the COnnecticu, Mutual Insur.
ance Company, was here = few days ago.
His company will place some OF i, ia Id; in
this county, through Mes,r-. 'faytpr I
Lesueur, having regained ciILIcnc. III lht
character of the security since the repeal o.
tho old anti foreign loan law This will
have q tendency to make money cheaper.
The cheaper the better.
Judge Hale was In Higginsvills, Monday
The girls down there must be the attraction
as we have heard that he had almost sworn
recently, to perpetrate matrimouy. When
he goes off then took out for Gen. Boteler
Frank Trigg, Cliff Daniel, young Harve!
Mallory, Jim Anderson and one or two more
Of the boys. Girls, capture the Judge anG
start the ball In motion. marriages are get
ting a little scarce of late.
Capt. J. c. Plattenburs, accompanied L.
his sister, Mas Yula s., AMI Misses Lucy an,
Laura DAVIS, returned from New Orleans la.
Wednesday evening. They say they had i
delightful time, finding the city q bed o
roses, trees in full leaf. and weather yer.
pleasant. They visited the jettles and al
points of interest on the way there. The
pronounce the exposition a grand success
We shall try to say more Of their trip in gu
next issue.
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