Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-06
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Mr.. Jacob r. Eckle is very i'll.
Mr.. Otto Kist is at work again.
-. Senator Vest 10 i'll, with Il bad cold. &c
Mrs. j, W. Rinehart is nearly well.
: Miss Lille Russell is visiting friends IN the u
country.
VIM. n. Chiles. Esq, went to st. LOUIS Ill
asst night. -
Mrs. Chew and her little son are now DO "
ing very well.
Mr.. VIM. X. TrIgg went TO Sedalia yester-
day on business. .
Mr.. C.. F. Moore, OF Chapel Hill, was IN a
Thursday.
Mr.. Alexander &. Campbell paid us pleas g
ant visit yesterday. !.
Mr.. L. r. Kaufman was in Kansas CHs u
early in the week.
Mr.. S. W. Vivion. of Corder. was here yes o
terday on business. y
Miss Annie Colvert, of MAYHEM, is visit j
ing friends in this city.
Mr.. Geo. sedwick goes to Carroll county
to-day to visit a friend. Il
Mr.. Wm. S. Clagett went to Warrensourg'
a few days ago, to visit relatives.
MIR. Chris Kinzie, of Odessa, islconvalesc-
ing from an attack of pneumonia.
Mr., and Mrs. c. f. Ballard came down
from Kansas City. last Sunday night.
Mrs. VIM. H. Carter went down to Fulton
| to see her husband, last Tuesday morning.
Mrs. NJ. H.. Smith was the Buttercup in q
| performance of Pinafore at Kansas City TINS
week.
Rev.J. 8. Price and wife, of Upton, Mo-
are visiting their fathers family, Judge job n
Price.
Prof. Sanford Sellers is ill, but not dan
perously so. His physician says he is doing
very well.
MIR. H. c.. Page desires Us to change his
address from Centerview, johnson county, To
Lexington.
Gen. n. p. Banks WAS 20 years old last
Saturday. when he was feted and toasted by
his friends.
Craig Alexander. of st. Louis, a prominent
st. LouIsan, has been sent TO the Fulton in-
sane asylum.
Mr.. John A. Moore. of Santa Fe, New
MexicO, is at home on \ visit TO his father,
: Rev. A. A.. Moore.
) Miss Emma Stoll has recently spent some
time with her sister. Mrs. j.. IL. Waiheh-
horst. at Corcordis.
DR.. C. L.. Goodell pastor of Pilgrim church,
: 81. Louis, died, Monday morning, very sud-
u denly, of heart disease.
= Miss Maggie Var Ausdsle. of Chapel Hill
u is lying at the point Of death, As the result oil
q cold taken in July last.
MI. Sam'l. l. Drysdale has recovered from
y an attack of erysipelas, and went to Browns
re Vile last Tuesday night.
f.. Misses Tillie and Sallie Withers. OF Nav
d view, are visiting their sister, Mrs. j.. u
Worthington, in this city.
ys Miss Bodie Mountjoy. who has been Visit
in ing friends In Kansas City for the past month
returned home last Saturday night.
as Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Morehouse. of Sara
OF toga county, n. Y, are in the city visitin
their relatives. F.. Allen and family.
n DR.. r. Trotter, who has been confined I
he the house so long by pulmonary trouble
lty getting better. but only by slow degrees.
zen Miss Maud Long. the Jackson count
heroine, who rescued the Mcconnell chill
ne. dren. Is a niece of Mr.. 10. Monroe, OF Ia
IT'S city.
me Rev. T. Nj. Cobb, of Jefferson City, Wi
hat here this week, to see his daughter, Mi
In Helen, who is a pupil of c. &c. He W
hat going from Lexington to Odessa, to visit b
AIRY parents.
At a luncheon given by Mrs. Senator Coo
nan rell In Washington, recently, Roman pun
e. was served in baskets formed from SCOPE
out oranges, the handle being tied with y
MS low ribbons.
ne Miss Lucy Mckinley, d pupil al L. r.
mad ubo bas had typhoid pneumonia for SO
Their time. suffered a relapse, last Tuesday, {
took was for a while dangerously i'll hut she is n
> =" much better.
Cspts. Hunter Ben jenkins, Geo. IL. hi
very and Jno. II. Griffith were in Lexington, !
tue Tuesday, looking after the interests OF
OF Electric Packet Company.
'oute Mrs. Jas. E. Drysdale and two childr
COM accompanied by her father. Mr.. W. D.Ws
lnat right, left, Thursday night, for Il visit
rs y relatives at Sherman, Texas.
roao' At the Episcopal Sunday school. last 5
E one day morning, Rev. Mr.. DAVIS spoke to
couh- children very touchinglY of their late c
one panion and friend, Annie Graendort. SO
Ell lor denly taken from them.
wei Mr.. Gruudy Young was here Sunday,
g ana ing friends and relatives. He has sold
good. ,os;donoo in Snrinofeld and purchased
from bouses in Kansas CITY. where his family
,ok up lin loo, Mondav and will in the futur
~ side.
y col" We met Messrs. Pat and Weed Marsha
the street Monday. We knew we coul
e sur an item out of one of them. :
enton. swore we couldn't, at first, but q few
'asslng directed questions fetched it. II is on
but in this time.
les the Miss Birdie Terry, Il daughter OF the
Flor. Col. Jos. u. Terry, who resides Will
IN four Frank T.. Chew. in St. Louis, came up,
,ys the day morning. with Lea. one of Mr.. Ci
III two children, WHO will stay here u while wit
ceeded grandpa rents.
mile. Nevada correspondent of the Sedalia
ry. the ocrat:-"Leo Keller. u popular young
Ter of Parsons, Kansas, accompanied b
brother, Philip Keller, a leading mer
friends of Lexington, Mo-, spent II couple OF ds
\ max the Gem CITY seeing sights anu VI
il. King, friends"
7ith the Miss Mary Gladstone, daughter OF
devote Hon. VIM. +. Gladstone, was married
r store. Margarets church, at Westminster, III
advise to Rev. Harry Drew, a curate of the c
n, to be at Hawarden, which the Gladstone
comes, attend. Mr. Gladstone the BRIDES fathel
linatiOn way the bride.
defects Sedalia Bazoo:-"The wedding OF 4
exami- A. Sturges, son of Mrs. Gould Surge
Ill cases. of the most enterprislng oil young bt
i Ven men, il set for February IL. The o
ted DR.. be, is Miss Hattie Perkins. a beautiful
tebGtl lady of Troy, Mo-, who visited here las
loo wa mer and was much admired. Mr.. SIT
~ brick at present in business at Lexington, NJ
ev. j. e.
Solree at BaptlSC Solieee
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