Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-25
Personalities.

Mr.. H. I. Bates desires lis to address him At
Paolo, Kan.
n. w. Conkling, ESQ, was In town Saturday
and Sunday last.
Col. Joseph Davis has been in Clinton, Henry
county. this week.
Mrs. H. Bicycle, OF Bellville, Ills, is visiting
Judge John Price.
Mr.. Felix Levi, of St. Louis, has been visit
ing Mrs. Albert Keller.
Mr.. Jas. G. Price was called home to see his
mother, who is very ill.
Mr.. c. A. Dunkel, ST., arrived in the city
Thursday. after an absence Of some months.
We had q pleasant visit from Mr.. James N.
Armentrout. Of Dover township. Thursday.
Mrs. Kemper. the widow Of Prof. Kemper.
has accepted q place in the faculty Of the E. A..
Seminary.
Ex-Gov. Hendricks is steadily convalesclrg
and his friends hope very soon to see HIM on the
street attending to business.
Rev. J.J. Watts has resigned the assistant
editorship Of the Christian Advocate. to take
charge OF = pastorste at Manchester. Mo-.
SMrs. Il. N Pecke, wife of the rector Of Christ
church. who has been visiting her parents in
New York, arrived here last Friday night.
Miss Callie Barrett. of De Witt. NO.. entsrsd
the E. A. Seminary this week. She was brought
up by Mr.. A. H. Conley. OF Columbia. No.. her
guardian.
Hon. Chas. l.. Ewing called ON the Intelligen-
Ger last Saturday. He is full of joy at the dem
ocratlc victories, and Is for a western man for
president.
Miss Susie Evans. one Of the most fascinating
bellies of the Prairie City, Ii on y visit to her
alma mater, the L. A. Seminary, a. the guest
Of Miss Fannie Ireland.
Mr.. John G.. Cash, publisher of the Independ-
enoe Progress. and Mr.. Tom Gull, of Independ.
. ice, came down last Saturday evening, and
spent Sunday in our city.
Mrs. Dr.. Henry, of Fulton, VIII was visiting
her sis ter. Mrs. Heddleson, last week. being
taken suddenly Ill Immediately returned home.
We are glad to know that she Is better.
Miss Florence Price. one Of Missouri's fairest
Jewels. daughter Of Beverly Price. Esq., of
Columbia, has married Francis P, son OF the
late Senator Blair. The IntelIigencer wishes
the young people q wealth of happiness.
The ''beauuful and accompltshs d. Capt. J..
A. Wilson and Capt. 1hos. Wiley have just re-
turned from a protract.d visit to Richmond.
where they have been experiencing q delightful
time ON account of the laws delay and other
pleasures of counting.
TIE widow Of Gen. ''Stonewall'' Jackson and
her daughter. n young lady OF nineteen years,
are now living at Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. jack
son left the south because she was there COM
pslled to minEle with society. and could not and
the retirement and rest that her health de-
manded.
ssin answer to an inquiring friend we will say
tnat Madame Adelina Patti il married to
Nicolni. We might add. much married. - sic
vas married to him about Six years ago In the
Greek church In Paris, and again Q lew weeks
ago In London Tor u second time, to conform to
some OF Inc civil requirements OF the marriage
contract. The Diva Is again in this country.
Nlcolini. by-the-way, though Y tenor singer In
OPERA Is 10 Oscar Wilde. but q robust. ans
looking. manly fellow. who wears his full
oearo toierabiy closely trimmed, and does not
put on any OF the airs OF q pehH MSikre. A
good many hard stories have been told on Patti,
oot tnen sne ID . woman and it is always 30.
iae o.use VINO was her hrst husband, and who
'te~'eu nef psoiy ses none OF the blame OF the
70" "alcn ne csuseu 70 u Kicked up.
As*uSnt anu oisungoisned comrade In arms
enos '"e AnselIigencer THIS tribute OF respect to
me memory Of Lieut. Curtis o. Waliaoe:-''Ir Is
e ." 70 lesil1e an event 80 unexpected and
: i. Lieut.. w. wallace. The
.,"s oel'' upon w ~ .ns !see OF inlorma-
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