Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-17
Personalities.

MT. OSOaT dUuucI "no Ia U
day. y,
Mr.. Tuck Francisco spent Tuesday In Mar a
shall. n
The venerable Cardinal MoCloskey is n
dead. - =
prof. Kerdolff reached home yesterday J
morning. ,rn. =
DIR. Mluos Adams has been sick win cnlis
this week. .
Miss Laura Grady is visiting at Dr. l
Chambers. .
Mrs. John T,lden has been visiting Mrs. I
Reid, this week. :.
J. w. Branch, Esq, of Hlgginssiiie' Was !
in town Thursday. -s
And now 1t ia Grandpa Ike Neale. 10" :
the world do move. ., =.
Mr.. Lincoln UT attending the 81. LOUIS {
exposition this week. ~
Mr.. Jas. W. Goodwin, Of MARSHALL n~S
been in town during the week.
Mrs. Csthsrine o. billiard went 10 fhs-
e~insville yesterday to visit friends.
Can't. J, A.. Wilson returned yesterday. ne
renorts having had a very pleasant m
Msyor VIM. B. Hamlet went to st. LOUIS
Tuesday night, to attend the exposi'ion.
Mr.. J. A HARDWOOD. of Dover was 10 HOW'LL
Thursday, and called on the Inteligencer'
Mr.. Jno. w. Oliver was in town Iuesoss
and paid the Intelligencer . pleasant visit.
Mr.. W, G. McCausland will 60 to Kansas
| CITY. Monday, as . Juror In the United STATES
Court. .,.
Mr.. Albert Dollinger has been here this
week. ON business, and visiting MS many
| friends.
Miss Lulu Whiteside, of New Hope, Mo-
,..,od Central Female College IS q pupil
this week.
Mr.. W. 4, Trigg went down to st. LOUIS
Tuesday, evening, on business and to see the
exposition.
Mrs. w, X. Trigg returned from q visit 10
NJ. 7. q. Lesueur, at Kansas City, last
Monday night.
Can't. Jos. A. Wilson went to louisiana,
M T,esdsv evening to attend the confed-
crate reunion.
Mrs. Isidore Keller and Master Allie are
home from a seven months visit to 81. LOUIS
and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max. Keller arrived here 1851
Saturday, from Bethany and will make Lex
iugton their future homo,
Mrs. Jno. W. Waddell, who has been Wis
iting st, Louis for . couple Of weeks, reacneo
homo the first of the week.
Hiepinsyille Post:-sW. p. Guard went 10
Lexington Monday to work at his traoe' MI"
will probably remain all winter.
, Mr., ]. J. Hampton, Of Dover township
. w.s in the city THURSDAY. and PAID tne
: Intellieencer q pleasant social visit.
Miss Ella Mccormack, Of Kansas CITY, Is
Waiting at her grandfather's, Mr.. VIM.
- $500 Nno.hipofop t0Wnlhtn-
Miss Anna Dowdsn returned home the nrst
> of the week, from Carthage, where sne wa
In attendance on the Christian Association
. Mr.. z. Abendroth. Of New York City, was
: in town, last Wednesday, looking after the
!, interests of the Lexington Water Company
. Mr.. Charles N. Beale and family, OF Clay
township, who, for the past year have beer
visiting relatives IN Virginia, have returned
i, home.
Mr.. Ihos. A. McCleary. formerly OF tnf
county, has been appointed postmaster .
Medicine Lodge, Kan, at a salary OF Sl'o"
No per year. ,
Mrs, W. 8. Trigg, of Eureka. Kansas ws
in Kansas City q few days ago WISHING Mrs
J. o. Lesueur. on her way to denver Y" BE-
10 her sister.
Nessrs. e.. w. Weidman and h. ). wel'
of Knob Noster, who are here sttenoin
court, made our office q pleasant social cal
Thursday.
Rev, j. A. Quarles, D. D.. Rev. Geo. i
Ievburn. Rev. Jas. Greer, and Capt. .. e
~, Andrew have been in attendance on synot
at Kansas City for the past few days.
Mr.. Wm. B. Wilson has recently made
!" short business trip to northwest Arkansa
., He found it a better country than he expee
~, ed to see, and settled by a more advance
NJ. population.
ps' Mr,. Matte Hale, of Carrollton. and Mi
81. DR.. Flournoy and child, Of Bates City, can
here. last Saturday to visit their uncle, in
s. blackwell, ESQ. They left for their nom
n. on Wednesday.
NJ" Prof. VIM, F.. Kerdolff, W. NJ; n.
:, Chinn, S. W.; DIR. P. II. AMBER L.
- and Hon. Xsnophon Ryland, F.. b. NJ; ha
all been in St. Louis, this week, attendi
,.r Masonic grand lodge.
St. Louis Republican, October l0:-"He
VIM. B. Hamlet, mayor Of the city OF LIE
~iugton, Mo-, and VIM. H. Smith. ESQ., Oh I
same place, visited the river front and We
49, introduced on our exchange by Col. Hun
Ben jenkins"
soy Mr. Lee Moran writes us to change his
70. dress to Abilene, Texas. He adds, II
ct 10 oo'ns 'u' WI" ~. ,,... 70 m,
- money and have good health Give my
.d.- CARDS to everybody.
king nov. ..n,a.so .honoe the
~. dress of nv Intelligencer from Odessa 10
~ plsce, l concluded to try q post-gradu
:. course here in Theism and Ap0loget
=" Hone to have the pleasure Of seeing you
- @, again next spring."
IT. Mr.. G. Kraus asks US to change bis ADD
ond from Waverly to Ashland, Clark coul
49, Kansas. Mr.. Krsus was for many yea
NJ. popular and successful merchant In wave
,,onn He is a genial, pleasant gentleman, ant
nort en,erprising. public citizen. We regre
lose him from our county.
m. The following card was received here a
'day. DAYS ago ny " ~ r pa,,sr,on .nno,
take ea:->oi' u" ,Iou;o :.
lidnt the marrias' y. - 49,. "a. No,
NIT Tuesday, October 10, 1885. at SIX o'clock,
- Matthew's Cathedral, Dallas, Texas.
Camden Bend correspondent Richn
o... Democrat:-"Mrs Darby, wife OF the lun
soms man. having spent u large part of this Sc
volor In Lexington, is again back at the ID
81. sawmill, located in this vicinity. Their
,tavo- young William. has recently accepted q c
ver. ship in a dry goods store at Kansas City
hos Mrs. John Gordon, who has been Wis
.os, Nevada for the past three weeks, came
,hoose Monday, accompanied by Mrs. +. do
nond and son. They remained only a few
xnen. and returned. We are sorry to say that
{. I'm 1onn ooroos nae
d, -oins her future home, and moved there yestel
much 8. G. Kelley. ESQ.,, Of khobnoster,
oo-rv attorney for the defense in an arson
:, ,. which has been on trial here this '
Thursday he was leaning against a tree
- c,o, courthouse yard. and several persons
= ona HE hight on the tree, and afterwsrd me
did ed it, and they say he Is 6 feet 7 inches
VIII. He will weigh about 2S0 pounds.
lillian Mr.. James W.. Vim, of Dover town
was in to see US Thursday. He say
he re- name is as above, that he does not L
sick Middleton township, as was reported
not be week, and that after presenting him
At. four bows his wife has at last given
lay. to girl, to Irvine its little arms around his
:. The and later on to help to wash the dishes
al rev. saws the baby's lame is Rose CLEVELAND
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