Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-30
Personalities

His "hhSo AS"h ~
day.
Miss Katie Hollis went to kansss City Sat
urday.
Dr.. Stephen NeilI, of Corder, was in tow
Monday.
Mr.. Robert Wilson went TO Kansas Cit.
Monday.
Miss Kate Wilson went to Kansas Cit.
Tuesday.
Prof. Lanneau went to Kansas City las
Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Macy, of Kansas City. was her
Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs. W. B. Steele went to Kansa
City Monday.
Miss Fannie Stonestreet went to Kansas
City Thursday.
MIR. G. C. Alexander got here from Kansa.
City Thursday.
Miss Emma Longan, of Sedalis, is visiting
Mrs. Jno Young, No. 2.
DR.. Geo. w. Young has not been 50 vel
for the past week or two.
DR.. VIM. Llghtner, of Napoleon, called OF
the Intelligencer Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Wallace returned, Tuesday
from a weeks visit 10 Kansas City.
Rev. W. NJ. Poage and his wife left, Tues
day night, for their summer holiday.
Messrs. Wallace Il Chiles went to Rich
mond last Tuesday on legal business.
Hon. Henry c. Wallace went to Sedalia
yesterday morning. on legal business.
Mrs. Albert Keller went to Cairo Saturday
to attend the Keller Meyers wedding.
Mrs. E.. b. Henry is expected home from
her southern trip, next Monday or Tuesday
Mr.. Leo. Keller, of Parsons, Kansas, got
here, Thursday, to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Keller.
Capt. A. E. Asbury returned, Monday
from Texas, where he had been on q bust
ness trip.
MIR. and Mrs. sam. Keller went down to
Cairo this week TO attend the Keller Meyers
wedding.
Mr.. Joseph Cash got back from Slater
sick, last Monday. He has since somewhat
recovered.
Mr.. N. q. Elliott of Highly was here Thurs
day trying to secure coal diggers for hi,
fathers mines.
Mr.. Edgar Fleming, wife and baby, have
been here, this week, visiting tue family OF
Mr.. fleming's father.
Mr.. Edward Martin. II nephew of Mr.. Geo
Setter, arrived here from Rheinpfaltz, Ger
many. last Wednesday,.
MIR. Joseph W. Bailey has been seriously
Ill with congestion of the stomach this week,
but he is now much better.
Miss Mary Smock, of Hamburg, KY, il
spending the summer with her uncle, Mr.. j.
T. Smock. near this city.
Our Falrvlew correspondent, "TOm," is
very sick with an attack of acute rheumatism.
He has been bedfast for q week.
Messrs. Simon Ritter and Christopher
Tempel, and their families, have returned to
Corder from their European trip.
Mr.. Fayette Patterson, accompanied by
Miss Mamie aud Master Bob, paid a flying
visit to Kansas City last Saturday.
Patti has been engaged for the season of
1885, by the director OF the Stadt theater,
Hamburg, and will make tours in Europe.
Rev. Ed. Kllmpke left for Germany last
Thursday. He will go direct to Berlin, and
from there to his home in Breslau-Schlessien.
Young daughters of Secretaries Manning,
Bayard, EndicOtt, Lamar and Garland are to
make their appearance in society next win
ter.
George Blackwell is still improving stead
lily, and hopes soon to be out Of doors. His
many friends will be glad to see him about
again.
Mr.. James Aull and his family, of Phila-
delphia, arrived here yesterday. to spend the
summer with their numerous relatives and
friends;
Miss Carrie Barbour, who has been teach
Ing near Clinton. Mo, is now here on a visit
with her mother, Mrs. l.. G. Barbour, OF
Richmond, KY. They are at Judge Xenophon
Ryland's.
Mr.. Abendroth, of the water company, is
still absent in New York making ar range.
ments for the completion of the waterworks
system, by substituting reservoirs for the
we'll at first projected.
Mr.. TheO. ThOma, recently of Corder
where he was engaged in the drug business
has moved to Aullville, where he will try
farming, having sold his business in Corder
to DR.. Seeber of Higginsville.
Mrs. Mary E.. Bowman, of Lexington, who
has been at Lowry City, st. Clair county, Wis
iting her brother, Mr.. David Chinn. for the
past month will leave there Monday for Lex
ington, KY, her native place. She has no
been there for thirty five years.
DIR. VIM. C. Goodwin, of south Washing,
ton township, Was in the city and called or
the Intelligencer last Tuesday. The doctor
Is one of our best citizens, and as he does not
often get to Lexington his many friends are
the more glad to see him when he does come.
Paris letter to Boston Traveller :-.'Chris.
tine Nilsson is here looking very handsome
l saw her at the Episcopal church last sun
day morning. She Is 10 sing at the Troca.
dero IN an immense concert next Saturday
the first time she has sung here for ffteer
years. The tickets are already selling at =;
francs apiece
N. Y. Tribune :-'Speaking Of names, one
Of the characters of Providence, X. L., is an
aged negro of dininutive stature, who |:
happy in the possession of the name O
Chorus Valorieus George Washington Pecl
Hamilton Stout" By the way, Providence
Rhode Island, used to be the chief slave
trading port of this country.
Daily Ledger, Tacoma, w ,sllngton Ter
rItory, May l5:-''The association of Nessrs
C. p. Masterson and T. B. Wallace. Jr.. fo,
the establishment of a banking house IN this
city is so forward and agreed on that il may
be spoken of confidently. Tom ~ ,I.ac. is
one of the rl-arest headed, most temperate
and popular among the young men of Taco
ma. He Is also prompt, precise and method
zeal In his business habits. During his three
years residence here he has carried his heaC
high above aud clear of all that would soil 8
man of honor, spirit and pride. Success
with a well maintained reputation for integ-
fity Is the best kind of recommendation for
q business man for it presuposes ability.In his
quiet and thoughtful, but energetic way, he
has been able and therefore successful in reaI
estate and insurance business, and he has
that shade of cold conservatism that wei
belts the banker
Mi. Jos. b. Silver, who left here April %.
returned home last Saturday morning. He
mas been buying and selling fine young bulls
delivering them at ranches Oh the plains
about 100 miles west of Colorado City, Texas
He bought two car loads in Clay county, anc
one car load at Fort Worth. Texas. He 90
very satisfactory prices, ana has a contract
Tor several car loads more. to lie delivered
next fall. While at Fort Worth he met al
the Lexington people there, which was, OF
course, very agreeable to him. At Colorado
City he was royalty entertained By Captair
Dave Pool, who beside hi, Ranch il.t"r.s;$ is
now banking AT that place. Cap. Fool Ia,
an elegant home, q charming wife and two
splendid babies, all of which he proudly ex.
hibited to Mr.. Silver, and he also gave tina,
gentleman an airing behind his spanking fine