Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-12
Personalities.

Judge Hough was born in Virginia. IN 1000. ,
Judge Sherwood was born in GeorsiA II , !.
Judge Napton was born in New jersey = .o
Judge Henry WAS born in kentucky' IN ieI'.
Hon. Samuel Davis WAS born In Same county,
in 1877. .u
Senator Thurman is making a tour u ne"
England.
Hon. Finis C. Farr was bern in j ohnsoh couh-
ty, in lsi9. .n
Judge Norton was born In KENTUCKY N0Ve"
Der 81, 1921. 60
the week past.
Our old friend Mr.. Richard Lomax, called to
see us Thursday. -
A. w. S~layback and family are r"s'cs'ins d.
Lake Minnetonka.
DIR. j. W. Tucker. Of WaVerly' nonorea US
with q visit Thursday.
Hon. r. A. Collins was born IN mason coun-
ty, Kentucky, in 1874.
Lieut.. Gov. Brockmeyer was born in Walden.
Prussia, August II. 1928.
Nelson Maclean is in the city visiting Irlenos
and attending to business.
Senator II. P. C.. Wilson was born IN BOON
| vile, Mo-, August 8. 1886.
Miss Katie Terry returned home ihurs"ay
! from her visit 10 st. Louis.
Hon. Ben. F. Mcdaniel WAS born In Saline
county, Mo-, July IL, 1910.
Senator Parsons, of Saline, was dorm al TX
ford, Maine, October, 1925.
Hon. Jno. d. s. Dryden was born In WASH
ington county. Va, in 1914.
Hon. james w. Kneisly, was born In the
Shenandoah valley. Va, in 1926.
Hon. j. Ed. Belch was born in Bedford coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, April l6, 1888.
senator John A. Hockaday was born in CAL
laway county, Mo-. May 6, 1887.
Judge james B. Hord was in the city yester-
day, and made us a pleasant call.
Senator Thomas S. Parrish, OF Holt county,
Mo-, was born in Indiana. in 1888.
Hon. Robert A. Campbell was born in Pike
county, Missouri, September, 1884.
MI. Geo. W. Shull and wife left for Win
chester, Va, last Tuesday evening.
Manton Marble was married July 8. to MISS
A. Williams Lombard. of New York.
Miss Mamie Hubbell. of Richmond, is visit
ing the Misses Mountjoy, Of this city.
Hon. Thomas Holiday, state auditor, was
born in Madison county. Mo-, in 1884.
Governor john S. Phelps was born at Sims
bury, Connecticut, December p, 1914.
Little Reid Hicklin, son of Mr.. Robert Dick
8 lin, has been dangerously ill for a week.
!, Mrs. j. S. Brown, of st. Joseph, Mo-, Is WIS.,
lting the family of A. V. Robinson, Esq.
Mrs. Lottie Swisher returned home last Tues
day from a two weeks visit to relatives.
i, Mr.. Stephen G. Wentworth has been seriously
ill for some days, but was better yesterday.
Hon. Elijah Gates, state treasurer. was borr
u in Gerard county, KY. December p, 1897.
IS Hon. jackson L.. Smith, attorney general o
e the state. was born in Galloway county. no.
= Senator Samuel j. Major, Jr.. was born .
d Fayette, Howard county, November "a. 1870.
q Hon. Jos. II. Finks, OF Howard county, wa
>rr tn Croop county Va August 18th. 1899.
= Messrs. Samuel Null, C. J.. Lewis and Jno
d. Fristoe paid us pleasant visits Wednesday
Hon. James Harding. state railroad commits
sioner, was born in Boston, Massachusetts. l
1880.
Hon. james E. McHenry, state register {
as lands, was born in Jefferson City. Mo-, May II
,e 1910.
Emlson Chanslor, the good-looking salesma
at Conkling's, has been quite sick for sever
~ days.
~ Mr.. John C. Fall IS taking q short rest fro
" his labors, during this hot weather and du
vi times.
n. Hon. R. D. Shannon, state superintendent
It, public schools, was born at Atht ms, GeOrgis
in 1913.
# Mrs. Jennie Martin and her daughter. Mi
Susie, are in the city visiting their relatives al
of friends.
Hon. Michael X. McGrath. secretary Of stat
u, was born in County Cork. Ireland, Septemb
Sc 30, 1888
Ike Hon. Daniel H. Mcintyre, OF Audrsin count
be Mo-, was born in Galloway county, Mo-. n
IL 5th, 1888. .
I'M Mr.. Napoleon P. Buck, Of Waverly. pass
70 through town yesterday on his way home fro
Tod Kansas City.
Hon. Marshall Arnold. of Scott county. Nj
se. was born in St. Francois county. Missouri, {
nt tober 81. 1915.
lng Hon. Thomas P. Bashaw, of Monroe counl
les Mo-, was born in Shelby county. Kentucl
er- October 81, ls41.
&C. Hon. Archibald NJ. Sewer, state railroad col
an. missioner. was born in Green county, Tenl
ing August End, 1929.
Mrs. Mountjoy and her daughters. Lucy q
Alice, have been quite i'll; the two children
now about well.
oil Hon. John S. Marmaduke, state railroad CO
Is missioner, was born in Saline county, M
the March 18th, 1888.
dye Mr.. Hix, OF this township. father of Mrs.
as B.. Campbell. left for a visit to Lexington. X
rbt last Monday evening.
g.. Messrs. j. A. Lee, H. A. Chm, Ha
Hughes, Benz. Emison and Robert Math'
called to see us yesterday.
nau Messrs. Eli Adams, F. L. Fishback, Colen
Bedford and Thomas Gilmore paid the ~Intellig
C In Ger their respects Monday.
re- Rev. NJ. NJ. Pugh, presiding elder Lexine
we district southwestern conference, is at hOmt
for this city. sick with the nux.
Senator Thomas J. .. Morrison, ''the Nel
of the Missouri s%enate,'' was born in Cape
ONE rardeau county. July oath. 1915.
out Dan. Sickles is talked about as secretar
rcial war In place OF MIR. McCrary. This would
the civil service reform with q vengeance.
NiSs Eatia William nf WvuntOffp and Mi
sday Mnss Ma.e "a1o ~ II aepi.h anu
Z !" visiting the family of Mr.. Jno. d. New.
uno Miss Alice Ustick, of Dover, who has
serl- visiting the family of E. Allen for the past
han- weeks, returned home yesterday evening.
t he Senator Elisha NJ. Edwards, OF Lafayette.
,mes born in Cabell county, Virginia, January
o 90 1928. He is as true as the state he halls from
W IN Miss Linnle Smith, of this city, left TIL
.oou day of last week, for q six months visit to
49, atlves in Louisville and Eminence, Kentuck
ipon Mr.. II. Clay Reese called to bid us fare
hse' last Monday. He lett with his family, by
Mo. p. R. r. for Charlottesville. Va. on
nt1s day.
Charles c. Carroll, Jr., an old Lexin
e au- printer, but for the past eight months an
edu- pio!e Oh the Carroliton Democrat was IL
,hetb city Thursday.
laud- - .an.
- q Francis Seminary, Milwaukee,, where h'
great been Mt school.
, and Hon. John Newton Boulware. of Clark c
|, we ty, the father OF the late house of represents
of the state, was born in Franklin county,
.mpo. lucky, March 20, 1906.
story Messrs. T.. "A ihothas anu James sSdenst
reso. er. of Washington township, left last We
,.,.S day for a trip to Charleston. Va. They W
~ absent for some weeks.