Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-11
Personalities.


Hon. Chas. l.. Ewing was in town Monday.
Goalder Young took the road Monday last.
Charley Jacobs, of Richmond, was In tow
Tuesday.
Mr.. ". C. Barr, Of Kansas City, was in tow
1-Hon.E -M.Edwsrds called on the -Intelligen
Ger Monday.
Mrs. Catherine Hhliard is visiting at DR.
u Chambers.
The emperor OF China. who is IL years of age
has measles. = <
King. Kslaksua has reached Singapore on hi
way to Europe. u-4-
Lord Duferln has started from London TO-
ConstanlinoPle.
Mr.. MillaIs IS about to paint the portrait o
Cardinal Newman.
The remains of Count Harry Won Arnim hav,
arrived in Berlin.
Mr.. C. W. Ward, marshal of Higginsvillei
was here Wednesday.
Mr.. w. NJ. Jordan made a flying business tril
to st Louis this week.
Prof. Gimbel leaves for his home, Bunks
Hill, Ills, this evening.
Mr.. NJ. Semmerville left, Thursday morning,
for SilvertOn, Colorado.
Mrs. Almira Abbott, Of Paris, KY, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Mars.
Mrs. Augustus Mcdonald, OF BlackWater, II
very sick with rheumatism.
Miss Fannie Royle is visiting her aunt, Mrs
N. E. DonahOe, at Sedalia.
James Moorhead is home again, after Q year
study at Westminster college.
Miss Mamie Young returned. Saturday, from
a visit to her brother at Houstonia.
Mr.. A. L. A. Fulton has gone to Hot Springs.
Ark, for catarrh and rheumatism.
Miss Jennie Pearcy, Of Odessa, visited Mrs
Moorehead. of this city. last week.
Mrs. J. d. Morrow got home Sunday from 8
visit to relatives in Johnson county.
Mrs. Thos. H. Conkling, OF St. Louis, is il
the city, visiting Mrs. Mark w. Conkling.
Misses Martin and Softley. of Miami, were
guests of Mrs. Yancey, of this place, last week
Miss Lille Drysdale returned to Brownsville,
Tuesday, after a four weeks visit to relatives.
Major White. son of Mr.. Joseph White, who
now lives In New York city. 10 in town visiting
friends.
The mikadO of Japan has astonished his SUBJ
jeots by attending the foreign race meeting at
Yokohama.
Miss Sarah Cromwell, who had been visiting
her sister, Mrs. By. Austin, has returned TO
Kansas City,.
Mr.. Oh. Kldwell came in on the Pacific last
Saturday night. He represents o. H. Peck
hams candy house.
Miss Sallie Chambers daughter of DR.. p. II.
Chambers, has gone to St. Charles county,
No.. to visit friends.
Stephen Shotwell. once q prominent business
man of Louisville, fell dead In q low bsr-room
in that city last Sunday.
Prof. and Miss Fleet have gone 10 Virginia to
see their relatives. They are accompanied by
Prof. A. F. Fleet and wife.
Woodie White is in town. He is on
the main line now. having left the Branch. His
run is between Moberly and st. Louis.
Mr.. C. NJ. Primer spent q couple of days in
st. LOUIS this week He has q son there of whom
he is quite proud, and who ID doing well.
Capt. Costomaroh, one of the heroes of the
Crimean war, was killed in the streets of Sebas-
tapol, the other day, by . retired colonel.
Misses Rovilla Corder and Laura Davis went
up to Independence this morning. to visit Miss
MOlIie Pugh, who Is to graduate next week.
: Mrs. C.. ID. Hereford and her little son, from
st. Adams. W. Va, are visiting the father of
Mrs. H., Rev. E. Roth, of Dover township.
.Messrs. T. B. Campbell. VIM. H. Carter, Ed.
and Hub. Campbell are out in ern
Kansas, where the two first named have a rancho.
Miss Mary E.. jesse, Of Carolina county, Va,
SSSoSb 70 SSunLy
are visiting their relative, Mr.. R.T. jesse, of
this city.
Mr.. Thomas johnson is In southeast Missouri,
where he will hereafter. make his home. He
will return in u few days, to bid Lexington
goodbye.
Mr.. James Allen, son of the late Michael
Allen. has returned home after an absence of
twelve years. lie is now from Los Angeles,
Colorado.
Gen. Grant. CAPT. j. b. Eads and other pas
sengers by the steamship City of Merida arrived
at New Orleans Sunday, and anerward came up
to st. Louis.
Mr.. Charles H. Sharpe and wife, of Pike
county, Missouri, were In the city In attendance
upon the marriage of Rev. A. T. Sharpe, broth.
er Of Mr.. S.
Rev. Dewitt Bolton has changed his postoaice
address from Fairville, Saline county, to La
mar, Barton county, where he has accepted a
call to preach.
Miss Birdie Menefee, Of Miami, who had been
visiting Mr.. A. ". Robinson's family here, left.
Friday of last week, for Liberty, accompanied
by Miss Lulu Robinson.
Adam Walk, Jr., has resigned as night
Waterman at the Mo. p. depot. and will start
for Denver, Colorado, on the 2lst inst, where
he has a position offered him,
The wife of an old colered mar in the eastern
part Of Georgia recently presented him with the
sixth pair of twins, the family having been pre-
vionsly endowed with tive pairs CT triplets.
The death is announced of Joseph Sabin, of
New York. who for years has been regarded IA
o living catalogue of books. 1t was he who pur-
chased the Mazarin bible for James Lennox for
$25. 900.
Geo. Kent. brother of the late ex-Gov. Kent,
OF Maine. now IS years of age, is still holding a
position IN the treasury department at Wash.
and is Us active as most men at 65 years
of age.
Miss Lille Machette, OF Clinton, one of the
old pupils Of the E. A. Seminary, and the music
medalist two years ago. was in attendance upon
the closing exercises of that institution this
week.
Mr.. w. K. .Trigg returned. Thursday last,
from y three weeks trip in Kansas. where he
sold 10 machines for the Mo. 4 Kansas Manufac-
turing Co. He left town yesterday for another
expedition.
Uncle "Doc'' NoGrsw and wife will visit Ex-
celsior Springs. next week, IN hopes that the
waters may have q beneficial effect upon Mr.,
McGrew's health. He has been paralyzed for
nearly two years.
Roman sandals and ne stockings is the latest
craze among fashionable ladies of the east.
Like very low cut dresses. we think we should
admire them very much on ladies whom we are
in nowise expected to respect.
The Manchester Guardians London cores
pendent says he hears that AdellRa PATHS
tour will be under the management
OF MIR. Gye. of Convent Garden Theater, who
pays her an enormous sum for fifty Representa-
lions.
MIR. E. Winsor, one of the 80 delegates from
the Methodist Episcopal church, south, to the
cumenical council, which IS to meet
in London, September !, has engaged passage
on the City of Berlin, to leave New York, on
6.
John e.. SAKE, the poet, lost his only surviv-
ing daughter u lew days ago. His wife dle,i
last july, and liz has buried his three daughters
within seven years. He himself is u confirmed
invalid, and is living in humble circumstances
in Brooklyn.
Mr.. Max Strakosch informs the Chicago Times
that Gerstcr signed q contract with him on board
snip. last Saturday. for next seasons Italian
opera The imprcsario made Il flying trip
through Chicago. lie expects to secure also
Campanini and Cary.
Miss Nellie HaZeltine, the st. LOUIS belle. who
was reported engaged to Samuel J, Tilden. n
while ago. is now given by current gossip to
Frederick w. ParamOre,O of st. Louis, secretary
of the Texas & st. Louis railroad, MIR. paramore
Is only -, and is not a society man, but his
father ia worth half Il million.
The following named have called on the In
teliigencer since its last issue:-A, King. Gen.
odell, 7. NJ. Chinn. Alex. Bennett, ID. Franks.