Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-01
personalities.

Mr., lanes Ii. uTtcu IL o iltliC DclteT.
Col. H. C. Chiles was in the city Yesterday.
Mr.. r. A. Hudnall was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Cass Ryland was in town Wednesday,.
Mr.. w. r. ia ckson was in town Wednes-
day.
Bishop c.. F. Robertson is thought to be
dying.
Mr.. U. G. Phetzing spent Monday at Con-
cordia.
Mr.. Isaac Nesle, of HIgginsville, was in the
city Tuesday.
Mr.. w. f.. Gray, of Waterloo, was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. SamI. Bascom has been in town a few
days this week.
Mrs. Frank Bowman, who has been very
Ill, Is much better.
Miss Ride Aull entertained her E. A. S.
friends last Saturday.
Mr.. c. L. Ballard is worse. II is not
thought that he can live long.
Mr.. and Mrs. James C. McGrew returned
home from their eastern trip Tuesday.
Hon. VIM. H. Carter is at home He is
somewhat better, but not very materially so.
Mr.. Frank E. Lowell is with j. G.. Ben
ming & Co.. real estate dealers, Kansas City.
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dress from Butte City to Annaconda, Mon
tana.
Miss Alice Fitzgerald, of Kansas City spent
| Sunday and Monday here visiting her rela-
tives.
Miss Sue Trigg is in the city visiting friends
and relatives. She will be here some Two
weeks.
Miss Stella Kemper of the E. A. S., re-
turned. Tuesday, from a few days visit to
| Dover.
MIR. Samuel Mellnger. of Burlington Iowa.
spent Wednesday with his daughter at the
Z. A. S.
Miss Estella Blanchard has returned to the
f. A. S. from a few days visit to her home,
Marshall, Mo.
Misses Jessie Atkinson and Eugenia Gar
ner paid the composing room of the Intelli-
gencer a visit Wednesday.
Martin Slaughter, ESQ.,, was in the city
Wednesday. He was looking much improv-
ed in health since his last visit.
MIR. r. p. Price, the gentlemanly and polite
agent of the c. Il A. at Higginsville, has re-
turned home after a trip to the far west.
Mrs. Jos. o. Lesueur and her children came
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spent two days here. Mr.. Lesueur was here
on Monday.
DIR. Clarence j. Hubbard, a prominent
mason and citizen, died at st. Joseph, Tues
day. He was q cousin of Mrs. H. NJ. Rich
ardson, OF this city.
Miss Lizzie Hutchison, of the E. A. S.
has been visiting Mrs. }. F. Todd, nee Rose
Beatie, and formerly of the E. A. s., at Hig-
ginsville, this week.
>. On a card in a Philadelphia street car Is s
great truth thus succinctly stated: "Adver'
], Using is a great deal like making love to
! widow-it can't be overdone."
Miss Mary Lee, eldest daughter of the lat
r General Robert E. Lee, is, at present. Il
, Portugal. Her sister, Miss Mildred Lee, i
visiting friends in New Orleans.
E Mr.. Jos. Pulitzer, who recently resigned
: bis seat in congress, sailed tor Europe, on thu
q Etruria, a few days ago The Sun intimates
, that he intends to revisit Jerusalem.
Mr.. ". F. Armacost, who is visiting hi
relative, MIR. Gray. -near Waterloo, accompan
a led by Mr.. James A. Dennis, of Clay town
4 ship, called on the Intelligencer yesterday.
e Otto Kreihn is in Kansas City taking
: course of Turkish baths for rheumatism
:. from which he has been suffering the pas
winter. He has been considerably improve
by them, and hopes for a complete recovery
Hlgginsville POst:-'Misses Emma an
Charlotte Moratb, Of Lexington, were fl
town Tuesday visiting friends. Miss Emm
has just closed a successful term as ~assistar
= teacher in the Concordia schools. She is a
excellent teacher"
Mrs. c. NJ, Thomas of Clay township. wi
Il afflicted with a severe tumor on her lie
breast, has been in Kansas City for over tw
weeks, under the treatment of DR.. w.
Gentry. Reports received by her tamil
=, this week, as to her condition, are favorable
st. Louis Globe Democrat, April 29:-S
Louis Commandery, No. l, Knights Templa
vi will confer the degree of the Red Cross til
p evening at 6 o'clock at their asylu m, Seven
er and Market street, on Hunter Ben Jenkin
NJ the riverman; DR.. Leslie; William Fink, Il
~ attorney; Joseph r. Mathews, of the sh
" tower company, and Mr.. Turner, of Mitch'
I'll Brothers. Tomorrow night the comma
III dery's drill corps of twenty-fou men W
give an exhibition drill at the Music Ha
Exposition Building. St. Aldemar Con
he mandery will escort them and the St. Lou
or | Commandery.