Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-20

Personalities.
Mr.. Buford Chinn is sick.
Mrs, w. A. Crouch is quite Ill.
A. N;oa Gill 10 nnite sick with fever.

Personalities.
Mr.. Buford Chinn is sick.
Mrs. w. A. Crouch is quite Ill.
Mr.. Nice Sill is quite sick with fever.
Mrs. A. T, Sharpe's baby is very sick.
Mr.. II. C. Ewing was in town Wednesday.
Mr., Alvin Cobb, of Odessa, is in the city.
Mr.. D, w, b. Tevis is home from a trip
east.
DR.. P. H. Chambers left. yesterday, for
Odessa.
Col. Jno. Reid was at home, sick, two days
this week.
Willie Hutchison, of Higginsville, is get
ting well.
The infant child of Mr.. Will Barton is dan
gerouslv i'll.
Mr.. Robert Taubman went to Kansas City
Wednesday.
Capt. j. @. Plattenburg. of Dover, was in
town Wednesday.
DIR. A, W. Mann has moved from Green
ton to Oak Grove.
Miss Ada Quin Ian, of B. F. c.. has gone
home for q day or tw0.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. C. McGrew went to
Kansas City Wednesday.
MI Cuap. TTdIucT Is III tu6 " ~
fiammatory rheumatism.
Uncle James Clowdsley is home again
looking as natural as ever.
Mr.. Newton Blewitt, of Higginsville, who
has been Ill, is convalesclng.
Miss Lutte Major, of Kearney, has entered
B. F. G., for a course in art.
Mr.. W. Epperson was quite sick the first
Of the week, but is out again.
Mr.. W. G. McCausland left, Wednesday
morning, for the east to buy goods.
Mrs. Bancroft, the widow of the great his
torian, died at Washington, Monday.
Mr.. Albert B. Francisco, Of Warrensburg,
is in the city visiting his brother, Mr.. H. c.
Francisco.
Miss Florence Trumbo, who had been at
home, i'll, returned to G. +. c., from Linneus,
Tuesday last.
Miss Myrtle Russell has returned from a
six weeks visit to Mrs. Maud Holmes ut
Kansas City.
Mr.. j. X. Gray, of Waterloo, was in town
Wednesday. He says ducks are very plenti-
full at the lake.
Mr.. Thomas Young, son of Mr.. Fred.
Young, who is a pupil at w. NJ. A, has been
+ at home recently, sick.
Representative Hahn, of Louisiana, died
suddenly, at Washington, Monday, from
hemorrhage Of the lungs,
Mr.. Geo. Houx, of Higginsville, was in
Lexington. this week. going to and from the
| Ish will case at Richmond.
fMessrs. q. Grumpke and H. Holke, of the
Waterloo neighborhood, contemplate a trip
to California on the reduced rates.
Rev. Jno. Davis has been confined to the
house by sickness all week, but expects 10
conduct the services Tomorrow.
Miss Annie Thompson, of Knob NOster,
who went home to see her mother who was
sick. returned to C.. F. c., Tuesday.
Messrs. VIM. B. Steele, James Wentworth
and M. v. L. McClelland attended the Short
Line meeting at Marshall, Wednesday,.
st. Louis Republican:--"Capt. Rolla Por-
| ter, chief clerk of the Chas. E. Carroll, has
resigned to accept a similar berth on the
Wyoming"
Miss Iva Young, a grand daughter of MIR.
John Mshan, has made up a subscription
school of twenty or more pupils, to last for
three months.
Hon. r. C. Randall, member of the Mis-
souri, legislature, died at his home in Noda-
way county, last Monday, after an illness OF
about ten days.
Judge j. A. Lockhart was In the city We'd
nesday. as a witness in the Ratchet case. He
says he never even dreamed of being a can
didate for sheriff.
Miss L.. Vesta Harvey, of st. Marys, Ohio,
who recently went nome because of the death
of her mother, returned to her studies at c
F. c., q few days ago.
Mr.. Walker Ewing. formerly a typo on the
Intelligencer, called to see US Monday. He
has been rusticatIng for his health, but still
has a hankering after the cases.
Mr.. w. j. Mcdonald, Of Independence
was here yesterday. Mr.. Mcdonald has {
great MANY friends here who were glad te
see him. He Is looking very well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Daehler, from Moni
teau county, who have been visiting tn,
family of Mr.. Jno. Daehler, Sr., Of this coun
ty, returned home Thursday last.
Mr.. Henry Bryant, a son of Mr.. JOhl
Bryant. of Clay township is at home visItin.
his father. He came from California on al
eight dollar rate, which Is cheaper than stay
ing at home.
Mr.. E. E. SouthwoOd, formerly of thi
county, but who for twelve years past ha:
been living in Kansas, is now stopping witt
friends near Odessa, and called on the Intel.
lgencsr Wednesday.
Mr.. O. A. Babel. a cowboy. who found GU
by accident one day that he could play tn
piano IN a remarkably proficient way, simpl
by ear, has been charming cultivated au
diences at Steinway hall, New York.
Mr.. John Abendroth, Of Abendroth 1
Root, New York, the owners of our water
|, works. will he in the city on April L. w
hope his visit will result In o settlement Q
the vexed questions between his firm and tn
city.
|, Capt. J. F. Finks, father of Maj. 10 Fink.
who had been seriously i'll for several week
from the effects of injuries sustained in a ia
on the ice. died or Wednesday night of las
week. He was one of Towards most prom
inent and highly esteemed citizens.
Senator Don Cameron, who accompanie,
Senator Vest to Fortress Monroe has returne
! to Washington. He reports Mr.. Vests con
dition as much improved by the change
:. Il 0A u ot0GOo tuob AC vas gill y ~ VIGIL VII
day he left that he took a short walk on tn
! beach without any bad result.
] Boonville Advertiser :-'Miss Lillian Ma
I Ghetto was the life OF the STAGE As one
= 'our club she elected much admiration, an
i. as the leader of the music she welded a bato
g with the grace of q Gilmore. Much of til
success Of the entertainment is due to Mi,
Lilian's earnest efforts and much of Its char
to her attractiveness."
st. Louis Republican, March 16:--"Capt
George Keith was expected here last nigl
from Monroe, La. and was to go at once
8 Jefferson City to assume command of tn
8 Dacotah. relieving Capt. Joe. Todd, who wi
return here. " il II Capt. Billy Ball hs
|, been appointed master of the steamer Cha
q E. Carroll and will back her out on her fir
trip tn the Missouri river country at D p. 4
Wednesday,"
DR.. 8. s. Laws, president of the State I'm
versity, was in the city Saturday, and in cor
pany with his brother-in-law, Judge WI
T. Wood, paid US a very pleasant visit. TT
o doctor looks remarkably fresh and we'll, an
is as genial a cOlversationalist as. ever. II
n says be Is not dreaming Of the United Stat
n senate. even though some of his friends ha,
q spoken of it; that be has not any polite
aspirations whatever,
Gath says :-"Amercan mothers are Iii
mothers everywhere; they take the honor
It military and political, into account for the