Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-09
Personalities

Mr.. Isaac Neale was In own Monday.
Capt. Todhunter was in town Monday.
Mrs. w. B. Steele is visiting in Nayerly.
II. j. Higgins, Esq, was in to wn Monday.
Hon. VIM. II. Carter was III town Monday.
DR.. Ferguson has been in town this week.
Gerster, sweet Gerster, has another BABY.
L. W. Wernwag. Esq, was liz town Non
day.
Capt. J. Q. Plattenburg was in town Mon
day.
They say that Patti has made $3.50 900 this
season.
Mrs. Meyers returned from Chicago yes
terday.
Miss Flora Prsther goes home to-day from
C. F. C.
Mr.. J.. P. Hickam went to Kansas City
wednesday.
DR., Balm came down from Sedalia Wednes-
day morning.
David L.. Reid, a prominent st. Louis jour
nslist. is dead.
Judge Jno. E. Ryland went to Warrens-
burg Saturday.
Mr.. J. b. Ellis. Of the Post -Dispatch was
In town yesterday.
Mr.. Wills. WfnsOr has been here THIS week
visiting his friends.
Misses Peggy and Rhcda Stephens went TO
Kansas City Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Many Neale went TO Hig-
g%insville last Saturday.
Mr.. Al. Sparks, of the Ebenezer school,
was In town this week.
Mr. C. Kraus, of Wsverly, ha. been to the
New Orleans exposition.
Cornelius. L. Garrison, the New York mil
~lionaire, died la st Friday.
Mrs. Carlisle, of Clinton, L, visiting hel
daughter. Mrs. Geo. F. Maitland.
Miss Ada Quinlan, Of Kansas City. went
home from b. F. c.. for a visit, Saturday.
Rev. Jno. Cavis conducted services at the
Episcopal church in Odessa, last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burden, and Miss Myr.
tie Russell, went to Kansas City, Saturday.
Mr.. James G, Hooton hus been here since
Tuesday visiting his relations and friends.
Mr.. Benz. Vaughan asks US TO change hi:
q ldress from Dover, Mo-, TO Langford, Colo
RADIO.
Mrs. T. q. Campbell, and her little daugh.
ter. Calthle. left for Kentucky, last Thursday
night.
Hon. Henry C. Wallace has gone to Angus
t., Ga. to attend the Southern Baptist Asso'
citation.
Mr.. Thomas A. Catron, of Nebraska City
has been visiting relatives and friends her,
this week.
Mr.. John Morrison and wife, OF kansas
City, were here last Sunday visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. Ed. T. O'Rear, of MARSHALL, and Mis-
Helen Owens, Of Brownsville, will be mar
ried May u.
Mrs. James HARRISON Is visiting her faith
er, DIR. W. A. Gordon. She will spend tn,
summer here.
Messrs. Geo. NJ. Mountjoy and J. o. Les.
ueur came down to spend last Sunday witt
their families.
DR.. P, H. Chambers went to st. Louis thi
Grand Chapter.
Mr.. r. NJ. Sparks. who was not so we'll tn
first of the week, is very much better, and !
getting along nicely.
Nine. Barrios, widow of the late presiden
Of Guatemala, and party left San Francisc
for New York May l.
Mr.. Philip Keller went to st. Louis, Tues
day, to accompany his wife who has bee
there click, back home.
Mrs. Ssllie Harrelsou, OF Buckner, is q
Mr.. j. 4. Graham's, on a visit to her SC
who is ut the w. II. A.
Mrs. Jno. L. Buekner, nee Alice. P Smith
Of Brownsville, is in the city visiting he
sister, Mrs. W. x. Trigg.
Mr.. r.. +. Waddell and Mr.. Arthur Youn
went to Cooley's lake fishing Wednesda,
They met with a cool reception.
The empress Of Austria, in spite of he
thirty-one years of married life, recent
walked eighteen miles in one day in England
Mr.. Samuel Brown, who has had charge
Linwood Lawn, has moved to town to Iiv
Mr.. Shultz has a new superintendent Their
Mr.. Jno. c. Young interviewed John Hi
at Kansas City, and saw that he was II
Willis Hill, as in,imated by the Journal
local.
!, Misses George and Willie Bowman.
Frankfort, KY, daughters of Col. Charles
B Bowman, are In the city visiting their cousi
Mrs. inc. E. Burden.
Elder K. e. Swartz and wife and two chill
rem, arrived here, last Tuesday night, to r.
{ main permanently. Elder Swartz is the ne
pastor of the Christian church.
Mrs. Chas. Church. of Higginsville. wi
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and MI
Thos. carney. of this city, for the past fe
: weeks, has returned to her home.
EX-Attoruey-Gencra Brewster sails for
three months "trip To Europe In June Al
, contemplates the la ;iedlate sale of his &C
lection of law works. which cost him $50. 0t
{ Messrs. Thos. whitworth and Isaac Avi
Of Odessa, cam here IN a buggy Saturda
They got badly stuck in the mud in .
q Hall lane, and reached hera decidedly in
road reform humor.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Shu!tz. of ST. Lou
with the younger members OF the FAM
arrived here Yesterday, and will spend t
: coming summer at their summer reaiden'
Linwood Lawn, near this city.
Mr.. VIM. II. Jordan returned, Tuesd
night, from a trip to Joplin and the mini
q country Of southeast Missouri, where
went to make arrangement. to put IN some
his heavy pumping mach .uery.
% Mr.. w. p. Walton has been here again Il
e week looking after the renting of the i.arln
p hotel. He does no, want II unln,. IT isti..
If 0ughly remode!ed, sni nothing h.. ~. IL:
determined regarding the matter.
Hon. &~enophon Ryiand went to st. 10,
d to attend Grand Chapter, las, Wednesd
p night. He returned, yesterday. and We
out to Col. Ford's to attend The celebrate
- Of that gentlemgn's S4ih birthday.
The following cards have been sc, :
friends :-"Thomas D. Hammond, Odes
> Mo-, Anna Herr. Msyvlew, Mo. Ceremo
10 at Christian church, Mayview. Mo-, We
Y nesdsy. May 13th, 1885, at 5 o'clock, p. m ,
@ An ordinary woman's waist Is thirty inch
around. An ordinary mans arm is abb
thirty inches long. In view OF these ply
illogical fact the Toronto Mall eSclair
, "How admirable are thy works, 0 Nature
;, Mrs. Oscar Thoman, who has been an
- valid at Wayerly 80 long, We are glad
J.. learn is Il shade better. Some hopes are
E, tertained Of her recovery She has
N sympathies and attention Of a large circle
90 friends and relatives.
A Kentuckian gives the following slowi
description of his trip abroad: ~ LANDED
81 Liverpool ~ night, went 10 bed, Il, 4 g
* rest, got up ~ the m1rniH :, f'Ini ihe /
l. called for AN American cocktail, got 1t, tc
one taste anil-returnsl home in tha II
steame!. This country i, god nnAlsh
Or me-"
4. Mrs. Frances Vanderbilt. willow OF the
:: Commodore Vanderbilt. died at her r,
dence. No. 10 West Washington place. \
I'll York, shortly before 8 o'clock Monday nc