Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-05
Personalities.

week.
Mrs. Jas. Zeiler is on . visit to frien DIS at
Camden.
Miss Ruth Pickett, of Mayhem is visiting
Hon. Aylett II. Buckner was born in Fred
ericksburg, Va.
Hon. A. NJ. Lay was born in Lewis county,
Mo-, May 20, 1886.
Mr.. James A. Carr, of Wellington, is quite i'll
with bilious fever.
Hon. Hester Clymer WAS born in Berks county.
Penn, Nov. 3, 1927.
Rev. j, W. Dunn is expected home frem Han
nibal this morning.
Hon. Thomas Ewing was born at Lancaster,
Ohio, August 4, 1929.
Hon. Greenbury L Fort, of Lacon, Ills, was
born in Ohio, in 1926.
Hon. John A. Mcmahon, Of Ohio, was born
in Maryland, in 1888.
Hon. Lowndes II. DAYS. Was born in Cape
Girardeau county, Mo.
Hon. Jno. T. Harris was bonn in Albermarle
| county, Va, May s. 1926.
| County Clerk W. Il. Steel vent down to Sc
| dalis to spend the Fourth.
Hon. Gideon f. Rothwellw was born in Gala
way county, Mo-, in 1886.
Mr.. Up. B. Winsor, who hsda slight paralytic
stroke last week. Is better.
Hon. James A. Garfield was born in Cuyahoga
county. Ohio, Nov. 10. 1881.
The ladies say that Hon. Frank Hiscock is the |
handsomest man in congress.
Hon. Jno. G.. Carlyle, of Kentucky. was born
in the state he represents, in 1876.
Hon. Erastus Wells was born In jefferson
county. n. Y. December ?, 1ss3.
Mr.. Edgar Fleming, Of st. Louis, is spending
3 few weeks here with his relatives.
DR.. S. S. Laws, president Of the State Uni
versity. was IN the city last Sunday.
Hon. Nicholas Ford was born in Ireland. He
10 q republican in pational disguise.
Mr.. Samuel Wilson has been quite sick the
past week, but Is slowly improving.
Hon. RichardP. Bland, the silver bill man,
was born In kentucky, August 9. 1885.
Mrs. Llewelyn Davis and daughter, ofIron-
ton. Mo-, are visiting friends in the city.
Hon. Saml. L. Sawyer was born ut Mount
Vernon. New Hampshire. November 81, 1878.
Ladd, the Maine democratic greenbacker rep
ressnts his native state. He was born in 1918.
Hon. VIM. II. Hatch, OF Hannibal, was born
in Scott county. Kentucky, September IL, 1888.
Hon. Randolph Lee Gibson. of New Orleans,
was born in Woodford county, Kentucky, IN
1882.
Hon. Eppa Hunton was born in Fauquier
| county, Va. the native county of Henry Clay,
in 1928.
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He was born December %, 1851. He's q
! young'un.
Nessrs. Paschal A.. Gibbs. Charles L.. Ewing
| and NJ. Seamands called on the Intelligencer
Wednesday.
Hon. Samuel J. Randall, speaker of the house
of representatives, was born in Philadelphia,
Oct. 10, 1928.
VIII. TrIgg got back from q trip to Chicago
/ Wednesday. He talks In his,slsep about q girl
named Maggie.
Samuel J. Tilden will spend the summer near
Yonkers, on the Hudson, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Pelton as guests.
Mr.. Andrew Clay. of Wellington, left for In
dependence. last Wednesday,, to make it his
permanent home.
We print an obituary notice elsewhere OF Mr..
j. Howard Gather, brother OF the late John
Gather, OF this city.
s. S. Cox. ''Sunset, - as he is called, who
now in part represents New York City, was
born in OHIO, in 1924.
Hon. Martin L. Claray was born in Ste
Genevieve county. Mo. He is not married yet
and does not tell his age.
Miss Edith Leonard, of Saline county, who
had been visiting her aunt. Mrs. DIR. Alexander,
returned home last week.
Messrs. j. X. Anderson, j. H. Allstadt, r.
A. Barnett and Jno. W. Brown called on the
Intelligencer last Monday.
Miss Annie Kearney, o bewitching young lady
ofLexington, KY, is visiting the family OF MIR.
NJ. A. Kenny, near this city.
Hon. w. Al Sparks, of Carlyle, His, was
born in Indiana, in 1898. He Is u democrat and
an active member of the house.
The Intelligenoer gave a few senatorial per-
sonals last week. This week we mention the
prominent members of the house.
Hon. VIM D.. Kelley, Pig Iron Kelley as he is
known from his high protective tariff views. was
born at PhIlndslphst, April 10. 1914.
Hon. Jno. Goode was born in Bedford county,
Virginia, May 20, 1929. lie was twice elected a
member Of the confederate congress.
Hon. WIN. n. Springer, of the Springfield,
Ills. district, was born in In diana, In 1889. He
is an able man and q sound democrat.
Messrs. F. p. Stribbling. Jno. r. Ford, j.. A.
Mediation. Jonas T. Ferguson and e. Nj.
Thomas paid US pleasant visits Thursday.
j. d. Morrow, representing the extensive
boot and shoe house OF Phelps, Dodge s. Palmer,
Chicago, gave us a pleasant Gull yesterday.
. Hon. James R. Waddlll was born at Spring
field, Mo-, Nov. %, 1872. He was a federal
soldier, and is now q confederate brlgadier.'
Hon. Joseph c. s. Blackburn was born in
Woodtord county, Kentucky, October l, 1888
He is a powerful speaker. eloquent and logical.
) Marathon Independent:-"Oh." she said, 81
I think soda water is so delicious" He took the
! hint and soda dime on the harvest field of love.
; Hon. Jno. Randolph Tucker, of Lexington,
3 Va, the best constitutional lawyer In congress
, was born at Winchester, Virginia, December
"a, 1923.
!. Hon. Jephtha D. New of Indiana. was born ir
. that state. In 1880. He Is very popular in his
! district; is an able lawyer and An efficient
] member.
. Miss Lillian Arnold, Of Carrollton, who ha
5 been visiting Miss Lulu Bair for some weeks
r returned home, accompanied by her brother
last night.
i, Hon. Fernando Wood was born of Quaker
, parents. in Philadelphia, In 1872. He Is tn,
. senior member of the house. having first en-.
Z tered it in 1871.
s Mr.. Harvey w. Plattenburg passed through
I town Wednesday. and favored us with u call
He was on his way to Sedalia, where he will bt
n for some weeks.
d Capt. f. Is. Kirtley. of Platte county, cam
down Monday, and will remain In the city
week or ten days. on a visit TO his daughter
y Mrs. DIR. Watson.
u Hon Gilbert L.. Della Matyr. of indianapolis
y was born at Farsalia, New York, July s, 1925
Is He is a Methodist preacher. and was elected as
national and democrat.
steubenvllle Herald:-A man may give kero
sene to the hired girl to kindle a fire with. bu
If he gives her q caress, seen by his ife-loo
out for q conlagration.
There are not three men in twenty that 70,
will meet on the street who can tell the name o
asingle member of congress- from Massachusetts It's
How have the mighty fallen.
u Hanlan had an enthusiastic reception at tn
e Manchester regatta, where he appeared wit
Plaisted. He left on Tuesday by the steame
II City of Chester for New York.
Il Hon. Geo. NJ. Robson, was born in Ne,
Jersey, In 1929. He was secretary of the nav
under Grant, and his administration was though
to he extravaganza, if not corrupt.
fyOu are about to be married you need 81.
bridesmaids, who will walk in couples. each tw,
dressed exactly alike and differently from til
e others. This is the highest mode.
Robert A. Hicklin, William Tut and Willlar
Moreland started last Thursday morning 10
lGreeley, Colorado. They expect to start
rancho. if everything Is favorable.
Hon. Godlove S. Orth. OF Indiana, was borl
n pennsylvania, in 1917. He got into congress
Is by a scratch on a small plurality. He has rathe
u bad record even for II republican.
d Hon. VIM. X. Morrison. OF Waterloo, Ills.
" was born in Monroe county, Ills. He was for
% long time In the state Legislature, and is al
earnest, active, hard working member.
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