Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-19
Personalities.

Gen. BeAuregard. late o. n
nv. was in St. Louis last week.
senator Plumb, of Kansas. says the people OF !.
,,s st.te do not desire colored emigration.
10 .Jobn D.. Williams is again very low. and .
ho nhvsicians have little hope OF his recovery.
NJ. Dr. Watson Is ut Camden Point, Platte y.
county. attending q sister dangerously Ill with
Mr.. paws, of Saline county, has introduced y
l., the house the celebrated Modett bell punch ,
law of Virginia. {
rho widow Oliver Is aboat to take the plat
,orm. and a frightened public cries out: take
INV form but that" 4
Mrs. ". F. Kerdoln. Jr., left last Monday
for a short visit to relatives and friends IN ray
cite, Howard county.
e e. Norton, of the Singer Manufacturing
Company, was In town yesterday, looking al
fer the interests Of his employers.
Holiday ut the high school yesteroaJ. ih'
boys were engaged In setting out snsoe 'e
and the girls were bossing the JOB.
J.. H. Parsons, travelling agent OF the Times
journal, was In the city yesterday. he reports
the great non-partizan as blooming
Prince Bismarck was born on the LIST or APRIL
1914 He has therefore just completed his sixty
afrh year; and he Is no April fool, eitner.
Mas Hattie Lougacre. who has been At home'
near Lone Jack, for the past foar weeks. has
returned to her stulies at Central College.
Mr.. Dan Chambers has moved to Kansas City,
and ha. already secured . couple OF good con-
trscts. We hope he may continue 70 meet Win
success.
Tom Wallace. Of Lexington, Joined the gov
eminent survey party here, having been WIN
them In their work last ysar.-GBoonvills ADJ
~vertissr. |
Miss Lou Sans has been chosen ~ the VALE
,iIctorian. and Miss Rose Young will deliver
the salutatory at the Central College closinR
exercises.
Hayes is 50, Evarts 81; Thompson %; scnurh
80; Sherman, 80; Key. IS; MoCrsry. ~; ana
Devens, SO. Grant and Hayes were born In the
same year.
Hunter Gilkerssn has completed all necessary
preparations, and expects to start ON his journey
to Colorado next Monday, II the weather re-
mains favorable.
Mr.. Lewis h. Ely, one OF the solid business
men of Carrollton. was In our city WEDNESDAY
| and Thursday. His many friends here were
glad to meet him.
We learn that Mr.. George Teller ~ontempiat
leaving Carrollton soon. and making his nome
at Kansas City. We would like to nave him
| come back to Lexington.
Mrs. C. q. Vaughn came down from lnde-
| pepdence Friday, with her husband. conductor
on the X. c. & e. passenger rain, and spent
tue day with frlends here.
Mrs, Mary Davis, Sproprietress Of the City DO.
tel, Waverly. with her son and daughter, 'suo'
and Miss Fannie. were in tho city Saturday. ON
. shopping expedition. -.
Theo, March, Of Passaic. n. j.. dying, lett
81, 900 = year, for the maintenance Of four isvor-
,te horses. farm and stable. costing 1890.
are devoted to the use OF these animals.
Miss Annie Clagett. Of Lexington. who has
been visiting relatives and friends In Illinois
and Kentucky. IL here on . visit to Columbia
friends, and is the guest OF Misc Della RoBards.
-[Columbla statesman.
An exchange says that Senator Logan hos the
smarteet wife, Senator COnkliDg the gentlest
born, Senator Dorsey the most beautiful sens-
tor Sargent tho strongest minded, and Senator
Gordon the most distingue.
ii Jack 8. Williams, an old Lexington typo,a nd
At present foreman Of the st. Louis Tlmes-Jour'
nal, came up Tuesday 10 Wait his father 'onn
D.. Williams. He reports the Lexington boy
ell well. and getting along finely.
The geological class Of Central Female Col
lege went on a rocking expedition. this morn
ing, via the Narrow Gauge railroad. They ex'
uect to explore numerous coal banks. the bluns
1 and the banks oil the beautiful Snt.
:, Messrs. VIM. Tut ami Ed. Loomis have Eon'
. 70 Leaven worth, where they have secured posi-
tions with the surveying corps. now making 9
sur vey OF the upper Missouri. Hugh Wallace l
with the lower river surveying party.
Last Saturday the lntelligencer received call
from the followin9 gentlemen: Geo. F. Matt
n land, John W. Cash. J. A. Price. NJ. F. Boyle
d. Russell, II. Wnker, Gen. Graham. Capl
J A.. A. Lesueur, DIR. B.: w. Clarkson, John d
9 Long. D. Groves.
Yesterday We were pleased to receive vl4i
from Mess,s. w: b. Steele, DR.. W. a. Gordon
. Thos. A. Groves, VIM. Young. Marsh Yantisi
d G. E. Ballard, Elder j. h. Hughes. Ihom'
Greene, Jack Williams. Frank Chinn, W. I
Roblnet and Charles Ward.
The following gentlemen paid their respects
n the Intelligencsr Office on Thursday: W. I
e. Eggleston. j. D.. Conner. Fletcher Cowher
n Ed. G.. Taylor, G. q. Wolfe. Jno. w. Cash, !
=, q. Wallace, Leonard Scott, 10. A. Wilson,
)k q, Ludwigs, Chas. E. Alls.adt. Ed. Durant.
I'd Tulmage Is nothing il not sensational. Ju
before his trial began he preached . sermon
the trial of Christ. His object was to secu
"A sympathy by holding out the idea that he is
martyr and prosecuted like Christ. 1t 10 81
cerely to be hoped that his punishment will
ed the characterization.
t1o l. Sedulia Democrat. l4ih:-Hon. A. A..Lesuet
representative of Lafayette county, arriV
in this city yesterday morning, on bis way
iSt the capital. Mr.. Lesueur has introduced
DIS many or more bills than any member OF
., present legislature. and il recognized As one
the hardest workers In that body.
lse Uncle Ben. Emerson, OF Clay township, /
is recently come into possession of . cane OWL
.bo and used by his father, eighty years ago. 1t h
ing descended to him through two older bro
ers, the elder of whom. dying in Texas the CT
was sent to Kentucky. and after the death OF
To- second brother, it has fallen to the care OF l
pno =, NJ ,,y~>, 10 uarv hIUhlv
AL. DR.. T.. P. Herndon passed through town
= Thursdsy, en- route for his new home In Dub
Erath county. Texas. He goes via Carrollt
he to bid his relatives and friends there good
yn. and will meet his family at Sedalia next we
l., thence via the NJ, h. b T. for the Lone :
state. We regret to lose tho doctor as u clti
oen oil Lafayette.
on Mr.. John e. Arnold, the late popular te
he of the Lexington Savings bank. left this mo
ing, with Mr.. Ed Powell. with n herd OF ne
800 head of young cattle, for Lodi. Bari
.kes county, Kas. They are substantial and reli
business and stock men. and have many fis
in this county. We hope the people Of ]
nav will appreciate them - We do, and treat I
,ck. both we'll.
We learn that Mrs. Martha Galloway.
that u,dd,.,on townsbip. 8 miles south of Wave
Ore while apparently In her usual health.
+ 10 | w e0neSuay ~ ~ y SsoSAb ~ 49, w.
suddenly ill and died almost Immediately.
'eu' oplexy is supposed to have been the ca
pre- though OF this our Informant was not posi-
val. Her daughter. Miss Lulu McReynolds, stu
amp OF osnsFal ., rnu,, IN. same dav.
V The Ints,ligencer office was illuminated
night by the presence Of Misses Georgia
salIle Crowley, Evslyn Bsrkley. Maggie sps
l re- lula and sallie Brightwell. Leila Ow
tho Lou Sans, Veva Henderson,. Mamie Grow
Lille jameson, Katie Boulware, Katie {
'hes' slor, Hattie Keller, Maggie Trottsr, Mollie 8
d. J.. md ELL Muson. They were accompanied
600. Messrs. John and Charlie Spears. A. L. ID
- Robert Smith, Da1e Callahan, Emison
l'iu' slor, Meyer Keller, Walter acCAusland
h"r- George Rathbun.
OC0; Measrs. Fletcher cowh'rd and Ed. g. Ta
Young graduates nom the law depart
OF tn stute university, called on Us Thur
Thy n ave -lormed q partnership. and hav
oureu II very desirable ONCE In Kansas
where ,ney Will practice their profession.
loing are both worthy young gentlemen, and we
naar they will meet with success. MIR. Cow
s,peciaily, 10 well known here, having 81
ereu' law under Waiiare & Chiles. When al
81 OF our citizens have badness in the courts OF
~. rity. they cannot so better than get tnl