Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-24
Personalities.

mr.. Cs d.. Mcf0eeIer6 Is very Ill.
Mrs. Krille has returned to her home In Trim
idad. Col jrado.s j. .
Mics Mary Quarles is visiting Miss Cordic
Boulware. OF Fulton.
Mrs. W. F., Cline, at the City Hotel. is very
low with consumption.
Miss Matte Barclay. who was dangerously Ill
last week, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Buckingham are visiting
ut Major I. B.. Clagett's.
Hon. Henry e. Wallace has returned from
attending court . Marshall.
Mr.. W. d. Wainwright returned last sstur-
day from his visit to Marshall.
Mr.. Benz. Vaughan requests US to change his
address from Dover to Langford, Col.
Mr.. W. T. Bell left for Nevada City, Mon
day. He will be asent u month or two.
Mr.. VIM. Limrfck has been quite ill and con-
6nea to his room. though not to his bed, for the
past ten days. n. sA.
Mrs. Augusta Keller left, last Wednesday,
for Lamar, Mo-, to visit relatives. She will be
absent several weeks. .i,G A.5
: Bob Norfolk bobbed into town last Wednes-
day. and is now bobbing arc und among his nu-
merous friends for q few days.
Rev. E.. Roth. has q brother visiting him from
Pennsylvsnia, and nephew from Iowa. He had
not seen his brother for thirty-three years.
Mr.. FOat. Shelby, son Of VIM. Shelby. de-
ceased, and a 9 ,usIn of Gen. Jos. o. Shelby,
committed suicide IN Colorado. a few days ago.
Mrs. Jennie Vaughan left yesterday to visit
her mother. Mrs. 8. d. Harris. near lndepena-
ence. She will probably be absent five or six
weeks. .
Mss Minnie L. Russell. the charming elocu-
tioaist. passed through Lexington, Monday, ON
her way to keep an appointment with the State
Teachers Association ut brownsville.
Frank James, brother ofthe late Jessie James,
and his mother, are in this city. visiting their
relatives, the family Of Capt Roly Potter. Frank
has been on the streets often, and does not deny
+ Mr.. J. q. Parsons, representing the ever re-
liable old st. Louis Republican, was in the city
yesterday, and was, Of course, very successful
IN getting subscribers. .
Misses Lutte Harrison. OF Kansas City. and
Mollie Colburn. Of Lees Summit, spent Y
couple OF weeks visiting MISS Carrie Carter,
after school closed. They returned to their
homes last Monday, Miss Carrie accompanying
them to Kansas City.
Fulton, Telegraph :-""Mlsses Jessie Thistle
and Ida unsis fen mere tuesday for Saline
county to visit relatives. Mrs. Thistle
and her daughter, Miss Alice Bell, have gone
to Dover, Mo-, to visit relatives. = . Miss
Emma Bobbitt. known in society circles in this
city, is now in New York City, and has joined a
theatrical troupe, which will soon he on The
road.
Louisville. Kan, Experimentation. Geo.
NJ. Price. formerly of Missouri and Of late a
resident Of st. Marys. is very iavorably spoken
of by some of the leading democratic politicians
as q candidate before their convention tor the
office OF county attorney. We are somewhat
acq TAINTED with Mr.. Price and believe him to be
much of u gentleman and a man of ability.
They will do well to nominate him."
Mile. Lucy de Rothschlld. daughter of Baron
Gustsve de Rothschiii. was married on The 3lst
Of May to NJ. Leon Lambert. head OF the BrUs-
sels house OF Rothschlld in the synagogue of the
Rue dc IL Victoire in Paris. She ls eighteen
years old, graceful. thoroughly educated &C.
complisf ed and brings her husbands dowry of
600. 600. % francs. or $l2O 900 900. Wonder II
some ofour 'sn1ps' wouldn't perpetrate matri-
mOny for such y dot.