Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-28
Personalities

Mr., w. B. Steele spent Monday in Kansas
City.
Hon. Alex. Graves and fsmily are homo
again.
DR.. Harry Balm was visiting In the city last
Saturday.
Medical authorities think Gen. Grant can
not live long.
Mr.. Absndroth went down to St. Louis
Monday night.
Miss Jennie Goddard. OF E. A. S., is expec-
ted home next week.
Mr.. Vim. Taeghtbuehrine, Of Concordia,
was in the city Monday.
Mr.. Ed. W. n. Ahrens returned from the
east yesterday morning.
Mr.. John Johnson, of Clay township, was
in the city, last Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. W. Mexican, of Sedalia, was
visiting relatives In this city Monday.
DR.. NJ. W. Flournoy, of Bates City, was in
the city last Wednesday on business.
Mr.. T. W. Wheatley, Of Mayview. was In
attendance upon the probate court, last Mon
day.
Rev. T. 8. Dulin has sold his entire proper
ty in st. Joseph, and has removed to Kansas
City.
Miss Penny, q music pupil at the E. A. s.,
In quite sick at the residence of Mrs. 8. E.
Dowden.
visited Lexington this week, where he has
many friends.
Hon. VIM. H.. Carter snd Elder Geo. Plat
tenburg returned home Wednesday, from
Jefferson City.
Mrs. DIR. Alexander and her niece, Miss
Edith Leonard, went 10 Kansas city, last
week, to hear Moody.
Judge Jno. E. Rylsnd spent last Saturday
and Sunday at home, from his duties In the
criminal court at Sedalis.
Mr.. B.. F. Corbin. Of Dover township, was
In Lexington last Monday, and paid the In
telligencer a pleasant call.
Mr.. J. n. Julian, formerly of this city, will
soon begin the publication of a new demo-
cratic paper at San Diego, Cal.
Dir. Jos. Wood, who has for sometime,
been at Eureka Springs, dropped in on us
last Saturday. he was looking well.
Mr.. W. F. Bradley ,one of the old residents
Of this county. is very low at bis home In
MAYHEM, from old age and general debility.
NA = w y = A<oiCS vi kAi SOuAky
celebrated their silver wedding IN the 18th
inst, in the sam roomi IN which they were
married,
Dir. Augustus Barley. who has been, visit
Ing relatives and friends In Delphi. Ind, for
the past two weeks, returned home last
Saturday.
Hon. c. T. Ryland, who has been visiting
relatives in this city for q week previous,
left, Tuesday morning, for his home at San
Jose, Cal.
Miss Lucy Davis arrived at home Thurs
day night, from Trinidad, Colorado, where
she has been visiting friends for the past
three months.
Mrs. David Russell and youngest daughter,
Miss May, arrived home last Wednesday
from a five months visit to relatives and
friends In Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Chlnn went down to
St. Louis, Monday. Mr.. Chinn will spend &
week selecting new goods. Mrs. Chinn will
probably remain longer.
DR.. Quarles will deliver a lecture at the
kirksville Normal school on the I'd of April.
Kirksville never heard a better man nor q
more interesting talker.
Nj. W. b, Ewing, who has been very sick,
with congestion, during the past week, was
somewhat better Yesterday, and will proba-
bly, be about again in q week or two.
Miss Carrie Redeke and Mr.. Theodore Mey-
er are visiting Mr.. Meyers sister at Came
ron, Mo. Miss Redske and Miss Katie Goss.
wisch will start for Germany in April.
Mrs. Sartoris arrived at her fathers bed
lside last Monday. She Is u noble little
woman, and the heart of the American
people goes out to her In her affections.
Mrs. W. D. Lewis, of Kansas City, who
has been confined to her bed for the past five
Weeks with sub-cute pleurisy, has so much
improved as TO be able to sit up q part of the
time.
Mr.. James b. Young, who has been ;run-
ming q stock rancho in Hamilton county Kan
sss, Is at home on a visit, and will remain a
couple Of weeks. He looks as hearty as he
did when he left here.
Rich Hill Review, March 26th:-An East
End young lady, prominent In religious and
society circles, Is to be married at an early
day to q worthy young gentleman of Lafay.
cite county. We extend our best wishes In
advance"
Miss Ria Nesmith, of Dover, who Is at
tending school at Kansas City, expects to
visit home on next Saturday, April 4th. Her
friends who wish to see her will make u note
OF 1t, as she will return to school the follow
ing Monday.
Mr.. Glenn. Campbell wants the Intelligent
Ger sent to him at Centerville, klicketat
county, Washington Tor, where he is farm.
ing, and doing we'll. His brother, John, who
also lives there 10 married and has three
daughters.
Miss Fannie Allen, who has for the past
two months been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Geo. B. Dealey, at Houston, Texas, reached
home last Saturday. On Monday she re-
sumsd her school duties 1t the Flournoy
school house.
Mr.. Frank Groves, Of Kansas City, called
on US yesterday. He says that property ID
selling rapidly at Kansas City, and there Is q
Dig chance to make money by buying. he
Will invest money for any person having q
surplus of that article.
II any OF the MAYHEM girls want to catch
%. Wilson, they will nave to do some tall
talking. He Is q hard hearted fellow. He
told US two months ago he was going to mar.
~ q young widow. We did not believe 1,
then, and don't yet. 1t was only q bluff. He
Is a good fellow In every respect except In his
love for ladies'. We believe he loves them
all, and 10 afraid to marry, for fear he will
marry the wrong ons.
The April and May holidays Of tae f. A. g,
Will be combined this month, and school held
on Monday, giving the pupils three hol=
ldays next week. Those living near ,own
Will, OF course, 60 home. Mis-. Florence
stephens will 60 to se6alia; Miss Clara
atephens to Buncetown; Miss Lilly Donnsp
will go with Misses Rhoda and Peggy steph-
ems to their home at Mount Leonard: Miss
Mamie Owens will GO to Higginsville; Miss
Anna Oliphant to Kansas City; Miss l.. C,
thompson will spend the holidays at Kansas
CITY with Miss Alice Horn; Miss Anna Bris.
eoe will go with Miss May Russell 10 her
home at Lawrence, Kansas.
Itch and prairie mango, cured in 80 min
ptes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never iatls. Sold by Chas. ". LOOMS,
druggist, Lexington. mar2l-ly
lafrollton Democrat, March 27th:-ssTbe
water In the lately flooded district has all
passed OF, and the people are busy -ish;ine
things up. While E2snT OF laem lost nearly
everything they owned, they seem not to be
discouraged to = great extent. They are all
busy making preparations for the spring
crops, and using extra efforts to recover Nv