Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-11


better, and can get out again.
Rev. Geo. I. Leyburn left, Wednesday, to
attend Presbytery at Boonville,
Hon. &. P. G. Wilson and wife, Of Platte,
have been In the city this week.
Mr.. A. AIthoff, editor of the Thslbate, was
at the Haerle entertainment, Thursday night.
Mr.. w. =. Epperson returned from a trip
to Chicago and St. Louis, last Sunday morn
Ing.
Mr.. W. D. wainwright went to Higginsville
Last Saturday morning, IN q visit to rela-
lives.
Elder Geo. PIattenburg was in the city
Tuesday and paid the Intelligencer q pleasant
visit.
Miss Lee MenR, of Dover, has been visiting
Mrs. James Montgomery, at Sedalis, this
week.
Mr.. Charles steinrod, of Wichita, KAN
sas, was visiting friends In this city last
week.
DR.. Burnham and wife are In the city
visiting the sister of Mrs Burnham, Mrs. DR..
Atkinson.
Mrs. Charles Nance, of Sedalia, who was
visiting Mrs. j. D. Morrow, returned home
Thursday.
Henry NJ. Stanley, the great African ex-
plorer, expects TO pay y short visit to Ameri-
ca about May l.
Richard Grant White, the distinguished
author. died at his home In New York City,
last Wednesday.
Mr.. II. II. Luce. editor Of the Advance,
was in the city. Wednesday, and called on
the Intelligencer.
DR.. and Mrs. Balm came up from Sedalia
Wednesday night. The doctor returned
Thursday evening.
The Odessa school girls took q holiday on
| the evening of April 1st. This was not a bad
joke on the teachers.
Messrs. Emison ChansIor, James A. Moore
head. John Young and Thomas Dieken went
to Kansas City Wednesday.
Cr. r. Trottsr, who had been laid up at
Brownsville for some weeks, with rheuma-
tism, got home last Saturday.
Miss Hannah Hannah, of Kansas City, re-
turned home,lo Kansas City, Wednesday latter
a visit to Miss Nettis B. Wallace.
Mss Jessie Cock, Of the B. F. G., went
home, to Clinton, Henry county, No., We'd
nesday. She will return Monday.
Mrs. Lewis Chsnslor went DOWN to St.
Louis, Tuesday night. where she will spend
six weeks, visiting her two sisters.
Miss Fannie Hall came home, Tuesday,,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. John Fish
back, who remained one day In town,
Mrs. r. G. Patterson, left Monday night,
for Watkins Glen, New York, to attend the
bedside OF her mother who is very Ill.
Mrs. Enuis Combss, nee SAlfie Gala way ,
and her daughter, Miss Belle, of Los Angeles,
Cal, are visiting relatives near this city.
Miss sallle Howard came home, Thurs
day morning, from q four-month's visit to
the family of Mr.. James B. Sheldon, at De-
Soto, Mo.
Samuel Harrison, Esq, Of Galloway coun-
tv, came here, Thursday, TO visit his daugh-
ter, Mrs. VIM. s. Cisgett. He will remain
until Monday.
Mrs. Amanda Rodes, widow of the late
Clifton Rodes and mother Of Mrs. Thos. E
Tut, of St. Louis, died at Danville, KY,
few days ago.
Mrs. John H. Smithers, of st. Louis is WIS.,
iting her sister, Mrs. Thomas stramcke,
!, and the Misses Bolon In this city, and will
remain a couple Of weeks.
Mr.. Henry LANCE, of Freedom to Hnship
) will marry, next Sunday, Miss Augusts
7 Brandt. of Lake Creek, Benton county
Rev. Biltz will tie the knot.
: Mr.. T. W. Goodwin and wife, their daugh
, ter, Miss Sallle, and Miss Rena Corder, re
4 turned from their trip to New Orleans, las
Sunday, much pleased with what they saw.
' Mr.. 10. Plattenburg and sister, Miss Yula
and Misses Lucy and Laura Davis, and Kittie
q Corder will leave, Monday evening, for New
4 Orleans, and will be gone about TWO weeks
Miss Katie Gosewisch will leave this evenin!
for Peine Germany to visit her sister Mrs.Id
Kriegk. Her mother, Mrs. Theodore GOse
wisch, will accompany her as far as New
York.
The New York Graphic states that tn
q wife of Senator CockrelI OF Missouri occupe
. prominent social position uuder the new
administration and says that she has a heart
Q aud cordial manner.
MIR. aud Mrs. J. c. McGrew returned, la:
Sunday morning from Chicago and St. Loui'
where they went to examine plans and spec
= ifcations Of details, for their new house
II be built on Franklin Avenue.
lie Mrs. Garfield is indignant at the report thu
r: she Is to be married again. In reply to
:. direct question on the subject she said, 'Te
the gentlemen that ] consider such q thir
(the rumor) an insult to me-"
% Mr.. J. B. Munday, editor of the Plstt
City Chronicle, has been In the city to
week, In the Owens-K. c., st. 10. & c.
railroad suit In the circuit court, and pa
= the Intelligenoer q pleasant visit.
g. Mr.. Will. Hull. of Lamonte, Mr.. Charl
n Hall, of Brownsville, Mr.. Lewis Case, KIN,
in Noster, and Mr.Johu Slusher, Of near Dove
10 all cadets at the Male Academy, went hon
Thursday night, on a three days visit.
=. The Rev. C.. Msrdorff and wife were he
Ia Tuesday and Wednesday to visit their daug
ter, Mrs. Gus. Drumm, who is dangerou,
Ill. Mr.. Msrdorf was pastor of the Germ
Il Methodist church, some ten years ago.
ID Mr.. o. c. Gaylord will reach this place
Mt the 10Th inst, with his family, and will
ey once get the dreamer into good shape (
in the seasons business. He expects to beg
making butter about May l, If the weatt
and grass will justify 1t.
he The following card ha. been sent
-, friends:-"Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hutchinson
yite you to be present at the marriage Of tn
ZIG daughter, Mamie, to E. B. Farley, Wedn,
day, April 10, 1885, 8 O'Clock, p. M, o.
Presbyterian Church. Lexington, Mo-"
Mrs. Sallie Ward Lawrence Hunt Arr
Ill strong, who has been known for 40 years
2 the most beautiful woman IN the south. v
ex- married for the fourth time at Louisvi
Wednesday. The groom was E. F. Down
wealthy gentleman, about 70 years OF e
of The bride lie So years old.
Richmond Democrat TT. D. Woods
went to Lexington last week and broui
me home his daughter, Miss Jennie, who
been attending Central College. In a W.
or so Mr.. woo dson will take Miss Jennie
New Orleans, aud will spend several we
visiting the more important southern citiet
Mr.. j.. L. Hutcheson, recently OF Il
NY lucky, and q hrother-in-law Of DR.. Burbrid
" has located on q farm between Dover
- Page City. He is we'll acquainted with X
lucky land, and he pr%onounces this cou
the garden spot of the earth. We are g
ties to have such men take up their abode with
cute Mrs. Martha Grant, Who went TO Jack
me. county 10 visit Mrs. Armllda N. Garrison, y