Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-13
Personalities.

Personalities p
Mr.. Shewalter has gone to st. Louis.
Grove Young, ESQ.,, was In town yesterday.
Where is our Chef sailing to this week, We
wonder
Gov. and Mrs. Crittenden are visiting friends
in Kentucky.
Cyrus Osborn. Esq.. spent several days In
town this week. =
Lanetry will travel this time under the protec-
ton of her mother.
Secretary Lincoln is once more, at his post Of
duty in Washington. -.
Mr.. E. R. Booth. formerly of st. Louis, died
In Jefferson City. last Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Shafier. of WELLINGTON. is dan
eerously ill with malarial fever.
Mr., Henry O'Leary, Of Fredericksburg. Md.
is visiting his sister, Mrs. David Russell.
Mr.. Jerry Chamberlain spent last Sunday At
Mr.. Ireland's, visiting his friends and relatives.
Miss Fannie Ireland returned from . visit to
Miss Sue Evans, at Ssdalia. last Wednesday
night.
Mr.. Michael Lal!y, formerly Of this city. now
of Leadville, Colorado, and vile, are now visit
ing friends here.
Mr.. William Ranken. of Clay township. has
been very Ill with typho-malarial fever. but ID
now much better.
Mr. VIM. A. Nutter is still confined to his
premises by sickness. He has been an invalid
since last December.
Mr.. Joseph O.. ,Lesueur. W. N. Lexington
l ,dge, spent this week IN st. Louis attending
masonic grand lodge.
Rev. Geo. l.. Leyburn goes to Waverly to-
day. He will conduct religious services there ct
the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. B. 8. Cromwell and two children. of
Kansas City, came down last Friday on = visit
to relatives in this CITY.
Mr.. D. Edwards asks us to change his address
from Minneapolis, Mimi. to Sherman. Texas,
where he expects to reside.
Mr.. Levi Nichols and wife. of Colorado. have
been visiting friends and relatives In this city
and county for the past week. =.
Capt. Louis Barley and daughter. of Win
chester. Va, are visiting relatives. the family
of Mr.. A. Barley. near this city. !:
Rosa Bonheur Is 81 years old. but II said to be
still full Of energy and in excellent health. She
has recently developed . great fancy for paint
ing zebras. .. ii
A negro woman living In Lowndee county.
Alabama. lately gave birth to q child ON Thurs
day, and on the following Saturday aye birth
to two more. g
Philadelphia Tlmes:-"Mr. Arthur might buy
. two-cent stamp and mail himself to Washing
ton" That seems to be about the only way to
get him to stick. :.
The awkward mistake was made In our last
issue Of dating Mr.. VIM. G. Eggleston,s mar
riage September >. instead Of October 2. as 1t
should have been.
Sedalia Democrat Oct.lo:-Miss Tons Ryland.
Mrs. Carrie Craig. Mrs. James McKesn and
Mr.. Lilburn Shields came down from Lexing-
ton last night to attend the Houston-MoKean
wedding"
Lieutenant Van de velde, who left the explor-
er Stanley about three weeks ago, says that the
Congo climate is only dangerous to those who
neglect to take proper care of themselves. STAN
ley himself has never been sick since he landed
In that country.
Mr.. Joseph M. Bowman, of Chicago.a cousin
of Mrs. B.. r. Ireland, was in the city visiting
her, Sunday last. Mr.. Bowman was . captain
of cavalry under Gen. Morgan. His former
home was Versailles, KY. and he has many
Kentucky friends In this county.
Tom Ochlltree has heard that Joe Mulhatton
has gone to Kentucky and he has taken heart and
is on his way back to Texas. Tom has felt
mighty bad of late, and came near going into q
decline when he read that skeleton story. Az
truth crushers the two are sublime.
Capt. Z. N. Neals will leave. next Wednes-
day, for Lockwood. Dade county, Mo-, where
he expects to make his future home. We are
not fulfilling q merely perfunctory Office when
we say that we regret to loose Capt. Neal. who
10 one among the best citizens of this county.
MI. Ed. Klst, ofSt. Joseph, with his family
clme down last Wednesday. on . visit to friends
and relatives here. He returned this morning.
but his family will remain several weeks. Ed.
Notwithstanding his eight years. absence, still
/ t,oa a ooFf opot ~, hio hoarf for sshnrnoSs Eolho
The following cards have been sent to friends
-'Hazel Dell'" Florence L. johnson. May.
| view. Mo-. Albert q. White. sardis, Ky.,- Mr..
marriage of their daughter. Tuesday. October
18th, 1888. 4:aW O'Clock, p. M, at their resi-
dence." ,- .
Lady Anne Blount, daughter of the Earl OF
Loyelace, and his late Countess, Ada Augusts
Byron, is said to be . speaking likeness of hel
grandfather. Lord Byron. When Lady ANN
was presented to the Queen, her majesty kiss
ed her, saying as she did so. 81 do that for tn
love 1 bear your ancestor. the poet"
NJ. Capoul, the tenor. landed at New Yorl
from the Normandie. This is his fifth visit t,
America. NJ. Cspoul requested q reporter whom
he met to contradict the story of his marriag
recently published. He stated there was not
word OF truth in it. He says he has not beef
married, and. what is more, never will marry
II. Capoul spoke earnestly and hourished hi
cane.
A dispatch from San Jose, CAL, dated Sept
20, says:-"John Lauderdale, owner Of Tular
Dick, died last evening from a kick In the pit Q
the stomach given him by his horse on Thurs
day evening while he was putting ON q blanket
Lauderdale was a young man who had lived 70
years In this city. He had many friends an
was well liked" Mr.. Lauderdale was . natlv
of Clay township. this county. He was a son O
the late James Lauderdale, and a nephew of MI
VIM. Lauderdale.