Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-22
Personalities.

MTS. "tTnWdB Is Ill hlCHLlouu.
Miss Mamie Young is at. Liberty.
Mr.. John NeiIl was here Thursday.
Mr.. Seth Serai spent Thursday in Kansa
City.
Col. Joseph Davis has been here during tn
week.
Rev, Chas. II. Sturgeon is suffering from
govt.
Hon. Charles l.. Ewing was in the city las
Tuesday.
Mr.. Isidore Keller was here a day or tw,
recently.
Mrs. Jones is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Shacklett.
Miss Fannie Allen is visiting friends in Cha,
township.
MIR. James C. Kelly has been in town for
day or two.
Mrs. Robert Cox has returned home from
visit to st. Louis.
Mr.. T. &. Young has gone to Eldoradt
Springs TO recuperate.
Miss Lille Thompson, of Higginsville, wa
in the city last Thursday.
Mr.. Lewis Smith. of MAYHEM, paid us {
pleasant call last Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Ball went to st. Joseph las
Thursday to visit relatives.
Mrs, NJ. F.. Nickel has been at Sedalis at
tending the G. p. assembly.
Mrs. &. f. Ballard went to st. Louis Il few
days ago to see her husband.
Capt. ROley Porter spent Saturday, Sunday
and Monday with his family.
Messrs. q. NJ. MountjOy and J. o. Lesueur
were in Lexington this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Wilson have re
turned from their Strip to Florida.
Mrs. X. S. LomaX. of Springfield, Mo-, j.
visiting at Mr.. Geo. P. Venable's.
Miss Tillie Tenrher, of Havana. Ills, il
visiting the family of Mr.. f. Hoffman.
The family of Mr.. Il. j. Bandon left, las
Thursday, for u visit in Springfield. NO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chew were here Il few
days ago en- route 10 st. Joseph, their new
| home.
Mr.. John Sommerville arrived home, last
Thursday, from a years %sojourn in Arkansas
and Texas. >
o Saml. l.. Sawyer, of Independence
who was in the county visiting his son, was
in Lexington Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles COrs, nee Belle Yingling, 1.
expected home TO night on Il visit to hel
mother and other relatives.
Prof. Henson and Mr.. Will Howe went to
Kansas City, Thursday night, to attend the
Y. NJ. G. A. entertainment
The family of Mr.. j. A, Shultz arrived
yesterday and took possession of their ele.
CANT country home for the summer.
Messrs. VIM. Bellamy. Jr., Horace Gal
braith and Thos. A. Groves, OF Waverly were
in the city last Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Willie Wood, of Payne, Iowa, is here,
waiting for the close of the schools, when he
will take his sisters home with him.
Mrs. Della Pettis and Mrs. Kate Prather, oil
Odessa, are visiting the sister of the latter
Mrs. E. +. Thorp, in Clay township this
week.
Mrs. Barron is in the city visiting her son
Mr.. Charles H. Barron, accompanied by thai
gentleman's son, Frank, who lives in Car
%rOlltOn.
MIR. Geo. Chapman got wet the day of the
great storm at Kansas City and took cold.
He has been at home, sick, since then, but Is
better.
Several of the teachers and Students Of
Sohe ~ WIN 'pthd SuhudN III ~
day with the Misses Clemmeus at their home
near Odessa.
Mr.. Henry Sinauer went to St. Louis,
Monday, to attend grand lodge |. O. 0. F., As
the representative of the district lodges. He
was placed on the finance committee for the
third time.
DR.. Il. Ii. WaSon and wife, aud Mr.. Will
more Garrett, wife and child, all of Wood
ford county, kv., are visiting at Mr., S. G..
Wentworth's. Mrs. Wason is Mrs. Went
wOrth's sister.
Mrs. j. g.. Bishop is here to spend the sum.
mer. The sudden death of her little daugh-
ter, May, has Frustrated her and she
came here to be with her friends. She will
have the kindly feeling and sympathy of all
who know the circumstances.
Mrs. Alice PendlelOn, 81 years old, wife of
ex-senator Pendleton, OF Ohio, and present
minister at Berlin, was thrown from her
carriage while driving in Central park, New
York, last Thursday afternoon. The result
was Il compound fracture of the skull and a
conclusion of the brain, from which she died
ten minutes after the accident.
Hon. VIM. H.. Carter has very much i'm
proved in health, physically and mentally,
since his return home. No more kindly.
honorable gentleman lives than he. He has
had the sympathy of everybody in his aHlic-
ton, and all who have known him will be
glad to learn that there is a good prospect of
his early and complete restoration to health.
Our old friend, Jno. +. Herr, of Mayview,
was in tOwn last Tuesday, having aoalked the
entire distance. 1t not being convenient for
MIN to use his horses, and none of his neigh
Dors overtaklng him on The way. He was one
of the original subscribers of the old Elk
press" of which the IntelIigencer is the
iIneal descendant, and says he has a pride in
continuing upon its list until he shall receive
his final summons ''hOine.'
"Uncle Billy Benton" the only man who
ever lived IN Lafayette county who properly
the now lost art of .'barbecuipe.,
was in town last Tuesday, looking AS well As
we have seen him for many years. Would it
be well for the candidates to have, before
the primaries, an old-fashioned barbecue, in
vIte all their friends, get Uncle Billy there to
slperihtend matters, aud have a love feast
8 lch AS we used to have .'before the war;,
The early closing movement should spread.
G. G. Ludwigs, a. Mark and Ed. Lee all
nave neat new canvas awnings. 10 We and
do likewise.
The ticket and express offices are to he
IN wed to the depot Jun |; at least that is
the order now.
Mr. Quandt asks a hundred dollars per foot
lor MS hollow lot corner of Twelfth street
and Franklin avenue.
Ihere Is no good reason why merchants
ind their clerks should work fourteen or tf-
cen hours a day, 1t is only Il habit, and it is |
4 bad one.
we have to thank Mr.. Ed. II. Barnett for n |
'"py oil the Arkansas City, kansas, Valley |
Democrat, printed in red ink, in honor of =
abroad project victory.
Mr. Geo. Gould, with Messrs. Kerripan
1rhke and other Offices of the Mo. p, r. r !
penn last Wednesday night in this city in
heir car. They were ON their way to Omaha.
hir. VIM. NJ. Jordan has i've or six engines
from I'D to 20 horse power, nearly ready
or sale; also II steam pumps. There is al.
something going on at the foundry even
times are Il little dull,
Is not the publishing of Il minister's an
ointment, free of charge, eyanpeJiziny .f-
L iasiiioh: Not that it matters, but we'd
IKE 10 know, Won know. Maybe il dapends
little upon who the minister is, and unon
that the effect of his sermon is after il i
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