Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1886-05-08
Personalities.

/ Mr.. j. F. Groves was here Tuesday.
Mr.. w. b. Neale wa here Tuesday.
| Mr.. David Groves was here Monday.
MIR. VIM. Purcell was here Monday.
Mr.. James II. Green is much better.
Mr.. =. w. Osborn was here Monday.
| Mr.. w. w. Thomas was here Monday.
Mr.. John S. Webb was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Richard Ii. Benton was here Monday.
Mr.. Dennis Payne was in town Saturday.
Mr.. b. W. Jefferson was I'm town Tuesday.
Judge Jno. A. Lockhart was here Monday.
Mr.. Dyer Sherwood was in town Monday.
Mr.. Iucius Weaver was in the city Wednes-
day.
Miss Matte Kcene has spent the week in
town.
DIR. Geo. o. Feagans was in the city We'd
nesday.
Squire VIM. T. Anderson was In the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Martin Lilis has been quite i'll for
some time.
making hay in May.
| Mr.. Webb Lamborn, of Kansas City, spent
Sunday IN this city.
Messrs. ID. j. Waters and Jackson COrder
were in town Wednesday.
Col. Chles was i'm town yesterday looking
| after the sale of his bulls.
DR.. w. j. Mcdonald spent day or two in
| town at the beginning of the week.
Mrs. John Davis has spent the week visit
ing Mrs. j. o. Lesueur at Kansas City.
/ Col. j. II. Price, of Slater, was in the city
Wis of ~ 4,
Capt. VIM. Price, of St. Louis, was in the
city. Thursday, visiting his daughter at C.
f. G.
DR.. p. S. FulkersOn has been attending the
National Medical Association at st. Louis this
week.
Mr.. {. S. Mltchell's manly form was to be
seen suavely bending to the various voters
Monday.
Rev. John Davis, of this city, was one of
the pail bearers at Bishop Robertson funeral
in st. Louis, Tuesday.
Mr.. W. Thornton asks us to change his ad-
dress from Lexington, KY, to Stevensville,
King and Queen county. Va.
Mr.. James A. Benson was IN the city
Thursday. He is still on crutches from the
effects of kick by horse received some We
months ago.
Mr.. John Welsh. who so recently lost his
| wife, has himself been very ill for some two
| weeks. with an attack of pneumonia. He is
| much better.
Mr.. Ben Eaton and Mrs. Cordie Tyndall
| of Fayette. brother and sister of Mrs. VIM.
| +. Kerdolff. Jr., came to Lexington, Thurs
day. to visit at c. f. c.
DIR. II. F. Becker, of Concorda, was in the
city Wednesday, and paid us a pleasant visit.
DIR. Becker is an old Lexington boy, and we
are glad that he is doing well.
| Senator David Davis, of Illinois, is suf-
fering from large carbuncle on his left
shoulder and is in such bad health that his
friends are seriously alarmed.
| Mr.. James Aull, of Kansas City, was in
the city Wednesday. He thinks of spending
the summer here with his family; and will
certainly do SO if he can secure house.
| Judge Jno. E. Ryland left, last Saturday,
for Richmond, Va, to attend the General
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. to which he is the lay dele
gate from this conference.
Mr.. ". Fl. Ewing has returned from ten
days visit to Vernon county, He went down
by train, but coming across good horse he
bought him and rode home. He says he never
saw such a prospect for corn all along the
road. 1t is up and splendid stand. Wheat
is not so good as in Lafayette. He reports
fruit as unusually promising.
The following cards have been received by
friends" Ludwigs. Walla Walla,
Washington Ter. Emma Wiukler, Lexington
Mo. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Winkler re-
quest the pleasure of your presence at the
marriage of their daughter. Emma, at Ger
man Evangelical church. Wednesday, May
II. 1856, at 1880 o'clock, p. NO.
The good Dr. McAnally, in a conspicuous
place in his paper, thus kindly speaks of the
death of his eminent brother clergyman:
"Rt. Rev. c. f. Robertson, S. II. d., LII
D., bishop of the diocese of Missouri, depar
ted this life May 1st at s O'Clock, alter long
and severe illness. The Protestant Episcopal
church, especially in Missouri, has sustained
a great loss. Our sincere sympathes are
with the bereaved."
Unionvile Republican:-"Robt.L Law, gen.
eral superintendent of the c. B. u X. C. met
with Il severe and very painful accident al
Carrollton last Thursday night. In turning
suddenly upon his heel, in some unaccounta-
BILE way, he broke his right leg. Mr.. Law
reached this place Friday afternoon, in his
special car. and remained over night. He
was suffering very greatly from his fractured
limb. DIR. Geisinger was twice called to min
lister to the sufferers wants, and we are
pleased to say that he left here on Friday
in a very comfortable and hopeful condition. -