Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-25
Personalities
Gen. Grant drives out.
Gen. Grant took a walk Tuesday.

Gen. Grant drives out.
Gen. Grant took a walk Tuesday.
Bob. Ingersoll is going to Europe.
MIR. Geo. Kriehn is home on a visit.
DR.. Talmage will 60 to Europe soon.
Rev. Geo. Koenig will go to Boonville, to
district conference, next week.
Rev. A. Piston will go to ConcordIa, next
Wednesday, to Pastoral Conference.
Miss Sallie Goodwin, of Marshall, was WIS.,
iting friends in the city this week.
Mrs. Ezra Boyer, of Higginsyille, spent
last Saturday and Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Geo. koenig, who has been very i'll
with typho-malaris, Is somewhat better.
Capt. c. b. Tilden has command of a gov
eminent steamboat in the Missouri river this
year.
DR.. Field is much better. and his brother,
| DR.. Stanley Field, has returned to Kansas
City.
DR.. R. C. Dryden, of Mayview, has gone
to Coolidge, KAN, to make 1t his future
home.
Ex-Secretary Frelinghuysen is very low.
Miss H. Hagen is visiting friends at Con-
cordia.
Mr.. r. NJ. Sparks is a great deal better.
He sits up in bed, and hopes to be up in a
few days.
Mrs. Frank Bowman and daughter, who
have been visiting Nj. Garland Webb return
ed last Saturday.
Mr.. Oscar Slaven and his sister, Miss Alice,
of West Virginia, are visiting their uncle,
Judge Cannon.
Mr.. j.. A. Shultz, of St. Louis, who was
on a visit to his place, called o the Intelli-
Rencer Saturday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Withers, of MAYHEM neigh
borhood, is in the city visiting her daughter.
Mrs. J. G. Worthington.
Gov. M%armaduke and Maj. kotchtitzki
went to Kansas City and St. Joseph, respect
lively, Thursday morning.
Mrs. Ragland and Mrs. Jos. McGrew went
down to Waverly, Tuesday of last week, and
remained till Friday, visiting DR.. Charles
Smithand other relatives.
MIR. R.T. Conn and family have remove
to St. Louis. He writes to US that the,
found everything ready for them, and that thu
health of Mrs. Conn continues to improve.
Lieut.. F. S. Carter, of the u. S. navy, wa
in the city and neighborhood last week, Wis
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lace, and the family of his uncle, Hon. II. L
Wallace.
Mr.. VIM. P. Walton was here, Yesterday
negotiating for the Laclede hotel. If he get
it, it is to be thoroughly repaired, remodelet
and modernized. Mr., Walton Is q first rat'
hotel man, and we hope he will get tn
house.
, Mrs. Geo. w. Carr, Of Dover, has suffer
! ed greatly from an abcess on her left HAND
at the base of the thumb. The acute pain
have ceased. though there Is still much sore
ness, and the sloughing continues. Th
thumb will be lost, though the doctors ar
for the present letting nature take il
course.
Mr.. Chas. Hull. a pupil in w. NJ. Academ!
returned from Brownsville, Friday mornin
: Of last week. where he had been, for a fe'
1 days, visiting his fathers family. When /
left home his father was in his usual GOO
. health. Monday morning Mr.. Hull receive
a dispatch from Brownsville, calling ht
home. and informing him Of the death of h
father.
Capt. W.D. Rankin, who left last Febru'
d ~ for Rome, Ca, returned home last WEI
nesday morning, accompanied by his famil
y Mrs. Rankin's health has been much imPre
ed 10y her winters stay in the south. Aft
the captain Joined his family they visite
several of the cities of Florida, Georgia al
Tennessee. Miss Lila Fair, of Dandride
Is Tenn, q niece of Mrs. Ranken, came w
y the family for as extended a visit as she C
u be persuaded to make.