Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-04
Personalities.
Frank James has malarlal fever.

Mr.. n. w. Conkling was In the city this week.
Miss Sallie Gordon, is visiting at EdgertOn,
Kaasas.
Dr.. Thos. Field. of sedalia. was in town
yesterday.
Mr.. Al Marsh resumed his place on the branch
last Tuesday.
MI. Vim. T. Bell lett for a visit to Edgerton,
Kan. last Tuesday.
MISS Mollie Fulkersop. Of st. Jo.. is visiting
at Mr.. L. b. Gordon's.
Ex-Gov. Thomas A Hendricks is dangerously
i'll with gAngrene In ono loot.
Col. Peter Donsn was in the city tuesday, at
tending the fuaersl Of Col. slsyback.
Dr.. Ran. Vaughan was in the city this week.
shaking hands With his many friends.
Miss Mite Bolton. Of Fulton. is visiting the
family OF her uncle. DR.. T. L. Bolton.
Mr.. Wm. Bsir. Of Kansas City. was here
Monday and called on the Intelligencer.
Mrs. Travis Buford reached home. last Sstur-
| day. from q weeks visit to Nevada City.
Mr.. Chas. Grimes and Mr.. Startling Grimes
have passed several days IN st. Louis this week.
Miss Williette Porter. Of Washington town.
| ship, who has been very i'll. 10 now much better.
Mr.. Chss. Q. Lewis. proprietor of the st.
| Charles House, St. Joseph. was In the city this
week.
Mr.. David Smith LEFT. last night. Tor a three
weeks visit to friends and relatives in st.
Louis.
Miss Bette Campbell. OF Dover township.
lett, Wednesday, to visit friends at Lexington.
kentucky.
Mrs. A.. v. Robinson spilled some hot grease
| on her left hand last Wednesday. She was serI-
ously burned.
Mr.. n. @. Jacobs, of Indspende ice. was in
the,.city last " ednesdsy, and paid the Intelligen-
Ger 3 pleasant call.
Puck:-"No matter how loose an engagement
may be the diamond never slips around on the
inside of . lsdy's finger"
A few days aimee the wife of Gil. Jones.
of Davies county, KY. gave birth to = child
which weighed only one pound.
Messrs. Geo. and James Mexican went to
Warrington City. last Saturday. to attend the
| bedside of their sick father, who has since died.
Mr.. Geo. W. Bates, OF Kansas City. who has
been confined 70 his room for four months.
hopes to be out in . couple of weeks ON crutches.
Senator Ishsm G.. Harris. OF Tennessee, whe
has the reputation in Washington of being the
finest parliamentarian since Aaron Burr. Is
very III.
Master Jimmie Qusrles went to Independence
last Saturday. He did not return till Tuesday
night. Ae says that he tried to come back Mon
day morning.
Ex-senator Morrill,, Of Maine. nov collector
at Portland, In that state, 10 in very bad health.
and his death at any time would not occasion
great surprise.
Mrs. Lizzie Gully has returned from her visit
to Pike county. and will start In q few days to
her home In Kentucky. accompanied by Miss
Eta Lockhsrt.
Mr.. z. W.. Warner. OF Washington township.
fell from az apple tree some two weeks ago,
lnjurinE his head and neck, He 10 still In q pre-
carious condition.
Jay Gould narrowly escaped being run over by
. switch engine. at Rochester. N. Y. last
Monday. He was only saved by the ~outcries Of
those standing near.
Rev. Joseph B.. Gray. Of Nashville. Tenn.
was married to Miss Flora. youngest daughter
Of Maj. J. s. Rollins, Of Columbia. Mo-, at the
latter city on Wednesday
Mrs. Capt. Lee and little daughter, of Kansas
City. spent several days OF this week In the
Corder neighborhood visiting the family OF theil
cousin. Mr.. Geo. W. Corder.
Bishop Paine Of; the n. E. Church. South,
died at his residence In Aberdeen. Miss, or
Thursday. October IS. at twenty minutes ate,
1 O'Clock. .: M. and was bnried on Saturday
the 2lst.
M. james F. VIM .nd his brother JohI
have returned from Dakota Territory to theil
home in Dover. and bought out J. Q. Plstten.
burg. where they will do a general mercantile
business.
Misses Lulu Robinse and Mary Reynoldl
went to st. Louis. Friday Of last week, ON {
steamboat pleasure trip. They are visiting rel.
atives and friends IN that city, and will be sb'
sent about . week longer.
Miss Annie Reynolds, who has been the CUES
Of her cousin. Miss Rowe Corder. for the las
three weeks, embarked . few days ago for bel
home in Henry county. She was accompanied
by Miss Rowe. who will be absent some time.
Mrs. L.. H. Kemper. widow OF the late dis
tlnguished Prof. Kemper Of Boonvllle. csme to
Lexington yesterday to assist DR.. Quarles in tn
preparation OF the biography OF her husband.
and to put her daughter, Mary. into the Il. A,
Seminary.
Mr.. N. g. Dowden. one Of the most enterpris
ing citizens Of Knox county. Mo-. was in town,
last Saturday. with his family, on his way t.
spend the winter in Kansas City. He came t.
visit our schools. aud left his daughter, Mia
Ina. At the Z. Aull Seminary.
The following cards have been sent to friend
and acquaintances:-''Mr. and Mrs. j. B
Elliott request your presence At the Marriage o.
their daughter. Mamie h. Trlgg. to Oscar G
Gregg, Thursday Evening. November 9. at half
past six O'Clock, 1852, At Home, - near Ssdslia
Pettis county, No.
Mrs. Crawford, q Baptist missionary t
China, whit has lived In that country 80 years
is In the city. stopping at the Baptist Femsl
College. She has delivered q series OF very in
tsrestipg and Instructive lectures since her ar
rival. she Is here on account OF her health. He
husband IL still In China.
The remains Of Col. A. W. slayback were in
TERED at Mschpelah cemetery. last Tuesday
DR.. H. Tslblrd officiating. The funeral wa
quietly conducted. only the family and the NOR
intimate friends Of the deceased being In attend
ance. II publicity had been given TO the mat
ter Q vast throng would have been present. q
the lsmeated dead had hundreds Of comrsde
nd friends in the city and county.
ri Ths remains Of Mr.. Curtis o. Wallace sr
rived here, last Monday morning. aud wer
escorted to the grave by q large concourse O
friends and mourners. who laid him to rest
beside his hOnored father. The deceased ha
, always been popular with all who knew him
} and there were general and heartfelt expression
Of grief at his sad death away from home an,
among strsngsrs. Mr.. Edward Goyer. of tn
, arm Of G. B. Carter 4 Co.. st. Louis, wit
| WHOM the deceased bad been engaged In bust
ness ior about two years. attended tho funeral
The pail bearers. old friends of Mr.. Wallace
. soWs VI them for over . quarter Ors century
> were, Gen. Jos. o. Shelby. Hon. Joseph +
} Smith. Robert w. keens Lewis Greene. Chatham
Landlord and James Peake. Hon. B.. A. Col
lins in sending his regrets ct the lmposslbillt
OF attending said of the deceased a. Q soldier
1 my scquaintsnce with HIM was formed unde
: circumstances OF Nc ordinary character. H
j, WAS certainly ~ cool q man In battle Is 1 eve
! knew. and alluded to 1t ~ little. 1t doubles
' will cause many IN old cemrsde to feel that an
= other noble companion in arms 10 gone" s
: has passed from earth . brave. Intelligent. gen
eroHs and ehivalrous gentleman-a big-hesrted
honorable pan . warm friend and = lovln
. son. May he hsye found rest In the arms of hi
o SaYior, Christ.
!. The N. Y. Syn gives this description of Mrs
tsngtry. the English beauty;-''Shs stood eree
with hSr shoulders back and the full lines OF he
p figure perfectly revealed by a dr.ss that dtle
without . wrinkle. The dsrk-blue bodice wa
unrelieved except by y brilliant mass Of gol
braid down the front and around the COLLAR. an
the plssted skirt tell IN straight lines within
few inches Of the deck. Beneath were two r.
\ markably small English walking shoes, and o
her head the actress wore . small hat that hs
been named after her. Her hair was In loot
and graceful rlpglets oyer her forehead an
drawn in . simple knot behlnd. Her waist VI
very small, snd her whole costume was oharas
terized by elegant simplicity. Her movamen
were extremely graceful aad digniAed. and 81
stQoa with her hand clssped apd her hes
slightly bent among the crowd Of strangers, Il
picture Of reposs. Her hslr is brown, with
tinge OF rich auburn that looks like gold. Mr.
q Lanrtrv ia unuuaatIonahlv a verv haau,if