Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-20
Personalities

Mr., Jacob r. Eckle is better.
Uncle Ben Porter is very SICK. =
Cant. Collins is home from ONO. '
Mr., 10. Baehr was here this week. .
Mr. Vim. G. NeaIe was here Tuesday. II
Mr.. H, C.. Branch was in town Tuesday' ,
Mr.. Charles Thomas was here IhursoaV. y
Mr.. Goalder Young has resumed his travels.
Capt, j. @. Plattenburg was in town tues '
day.
Mr., Lucien Weaver was in town uaS vi
two this week. G
Mr.. Kate Chase Sprague is living in ele- :
| gance in Paris.
Mr.. Over A. Sherwood, who was i'll for a
while, is better.
Mr.. l., A. Fulton is now employed III TIE
collectors office.
Mr.. Samuel Schooling is i'll at his home
near Higginsvllle.
Mrs. Theo. Gosewisch has returned home
from Kansas City.
Miss Mamie Young is visiting friends at
| Butler and Lamar.
Mr., E. Chronister has been in the city sew
eral days this week.
Mrs. Susan Beall was in last Thurs-
day, visiting friends.
Hon, Henry Watterson has for some days
been dangerously i'll.
Mr.. Fred BsltZer, of Concordia, attended
the ball Monday night.
Mr.. Harry Tunstall registered at the La
clede Tuesday evening.
Miss Martha Crenshaw has so far recovered
as to get about the house.
Mr., Willard F. Graham went to Mexico
with the Higginsville band.
Mr., W. S. Clagett has been visiting frlehds
in the Kingdom Of Galloway.
u. S. Marshal Elijah Gates was IN Town
:, Thursday on official business.
Mrs. VIM, X. Trlgg is at Blackburn, visit
i ing her sister, Mrs. Kemper Drane.
e Mrs. Aggle Welsh, of Kansas City, is WIS.,
ting her sister. Mrs. Robt. A. Wilson.
v Mr.. Hense Lale and three of his children,
= who have been sick, are convalesclng.
Miss Lucy Stark, who has been visiting
Y Judge HARRISON, leaves for home to-day.
Mr.. Chas. A. Morrison asks US to change
.e his address to 100 Main street, Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Herndon. OF Kansas
70 City, spent last Sunday with their friends
lg here.
,e Mr.. Fontaine Duvall, sou of Mrs. VIM
Duyall, of this city, is quite ill with pneu-
It. mona.
". Mr.. Charles Brooks, Of Washington town
ship, is recovering from an attack of pnen'
IN monla.
Mr.. Dixie Cordell, of st. Louis, Was here
last Wednesday, visiting his relative, Mrs. c
ch q. Royle.
nd Miss Lulu Demand, of Smithton, Mo-, ha
ful been visiting her brother, Rev. j. Demand
Iys at ConcordIa.
to Mr.. Thos. Dicken, of Kansas City, Wa
no here last Thursday, shaking hands with hi
many friends.
Miss Mollie Allen is visiting Mrs. Marth
Grant, who has been i'll. She will probabl
~ return to-day.
n MIR. Thomas B. Weaver, his son, Tom, an
OUT daughter, Mamie, all of whom have been il
are getting well.
7 d Messrs. W. b. Steele, james Wentworth al
E. NJ. Edwards, attended the Short Lii
le'e meeting in st. LOUIS.
.er Mr.. Robert S. Neale, son Of Mr.. Jos.
ave Neale, of Parkersburg, W. Va, Is soon to
HUG married to a Miss Talbot.
nee. Mr.. l.. H. Hicklin, of Cabbage Neck, h
l all been sick for some time with infammatol
rheumatism. He is a little better.
e OF MIR. and Mrs. Jno. R. Owen celebrated tn
bred golden wedding, Thursday. in a quiet W
FEB. with their children and grandchildren.
~. Mr.. d. D. Cordell, of st. Louis, was in
~. Jno. B. Cough, the great temperance /
Jury turer, was stricken with paralysis a few d.
oSts, ago at Philadelphia, and died Thursday.
city a couple of days this week. Mr.. Corr
has was at Maj. Clagett's wedding, in Maryla
had Messrs. C. II. Schaefermeyer, Fl. w.
b has ner, j. p. Jones, II. W. Thleman and P.
coun- Hammond went to the G. A. r. re-unior
than Mexico
% be MIR. John Barclay has been advanced to
r and p,silion of travelling accountant on the l.
q big R, r., which is a deserved reward of fait
services.
'ilson Mr.. James Rickenbaugh, of Fulton. \
unity. spent several days here, this week, visit
8 and his sister, Mrs. Robert Young, of Lexinf
COM township.
lively Mr.. W. NJ. Mills, who was taken sick "
o buy on a visit to his brothers in Pleasant Hill
fail to detained there several weeks, arrived h
i'm at last Wednesday.
1t MIR. Samuel Spruce, Of this city, was
miles IN England in 1929. When he was six y
Lex old he entered the coal mines, and he say
THOR has never been out of coal mines for a m
ement since then. He is still hale and hearty.
nsville New York Sun:-"It is a notable fact
right on Monday last the period of mOurnir
make the army prescribed for the late Gen. Z
ong as ceased. and on Tuesday came orders to
:. Gill on badges of mourning for Gen, Ham
'erence who died that day"
III and St. Louis Critic:-"Mrs, Geo. S. Met
gave a card party Friday evening at her
a on Chestnut street. Among her guests
air line Mrs. H. d. Pittman. Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
taken Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Metcalfe, Miss n
survey Pittman, and Others"
line Of The gentle, ripping, musical smile O
Mo-, is ALT. Jones, of Aullville (or Allgone a
umbia, called since the late fire there) was
gh the upon our streets last Thu rsday. His c
cen st. with one of his old Christian friends, i
: short of the stores, was refreshing. He So
districts Is going to move here in the spring.
N sub Mr.. T.. C.. MARYLAND, who has recent,
out his photograph gallery to Mr.
1925 30 Saunders, went to Fulton, Thursday, v
ce then view of settling there if the outlook WI
secur- orable. Mr.. MARYLAND Is a frst-class
BAL Co., and a clever gentleman, whom we take
Gran ure in recommending to the people of
l; Joe way should he determine to make his
\. More with them.
80. Mr.. Old "Dad" Freeman, colored, who
ecessary Detroit, Mich, a few weeks ago, ag'
will be years, is echpsed by Andrew Lucas, al
had a ored, who claims to be 127 years old
was born a slave in the family OF G
Jackson, whom he ACCOMPANIED to
Orleans as a body servant and there wi
~liversa- ed the defeat of the British. Lucas e:
las been as a slave to Canada in 1872, where
ment at resides.
,eing en- .sMiss Mary Sigwart left for Dallas,
n for the last Wednesday, reaching there Thurs
Irled and %ternoon at five o'clock. At eight oclc
was married to Mr.. Edwin Hausam, a
Of elocu- er of Mr.. John Hausam. of this city
40 stands Hausam was here on a visit, last fal
state will Miss Mary's pretty black eyes capture
the pro- He is a telegraph operator, and co
), recita- leave his post, so his sweetheart went
ty some May they have every hope realized.
rouuceo. Mr.. c. E., Ballard was taken, last ST
nus nay night, to st. Louis, and placed, the ne
ed to in in st. Ylncent's insane Asylum.
generally accompanied by his wife, Mr.. Franz
ty fecep- and Mr.. j. K. Davis. Mrs. Ballard 0
Trigg returned home Sunday night
.s Davis only came back Tuesday morni
10y, 49, Ballard was quiet and gave little trC
going down, hut was not 80 well on
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