Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-03
Personalities.

Personalities.
Or. Berry Hughes. Of Hardin. died last Tues
day.
Mr.. Edgar Russell mas returned from his trip
east.
week.
much better.
Gen Jno. 8. Marmaduke was In the city, last
Saturday, on business.
The king of Bavaria has undertaken the edu .
cation Of Wagner's son.
Mrs. r. T. Jesse went On a visit to Sedalia a
couple of days this week.
Hank Mons, .Ea-~ss.IanU stage 1
morialized by Greeley. is dead. snd
The widow OF Marshall Jewell died suddenlst
| Monday . afternoon of heart disease 70
Miss Emma zentmeyer. of Hlgginsvfle. IL,
visiting Mrs. Glsdlsh, Of this city. - 8
Miss Minsenmeyer. of Cincinnati, sister OF
Mrs. d. Hecker, Is In the city visiting.
Mr.. Il. r. Bull asks us to change his address
| from San Diego to Fisk's Mill, Sunoma county,
Cal. Il
Miss Fannie sommerville, formerly OF this
city. was married at Sherman. Texas. last wed
nesday.
Mr.. John z. Arnold asks us to change his
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| he moves this week.
Mr.. W. K. Trlgg was in town yesterday. His
| sister, Mrs. j. o. Lesueur, went with him tnis
morning. to Marshall.
Miss Maggie Douthltt, who has been on q Two
weeks visit to friends In this city, returned 10
Kansas City this morning.
Mrs. Lottie Sittlington. who has been suaef-
ing from q very severe attack of inna mma,or}
| rheumatism. is now better.
Mr.. Sam. p. Bascom was In the city Ine s,day
making preparations to move to Clay shin.
/ where he has bought o farm.
Misses Sarah Powell and Lizzie CE Ter nj
| Richmond, have been visiting, this week. at
Mr.. John Poweirs In this city
Miss Ella Cromwell, who has been visiting
relatives aud friends iEsasths city for the past
two months. retursssd to her home at Kansas
| City, this nSS5fnipe.
MT. W.. Cavsnaugh, who WAS bitten by q
doS NO wssks ago, has returned home from
.lyKansss City and Carroliton. at each of which
a places he secured the services OF u mad stone.
Elder C. 8. Lucas will preach at the Christian
church In this city Tomorrow morning and
evening. SIR. Lucas has been very successful
in his revival meet ng at Independence. there
having been forty additions to the church.
Macon. NO., Timss:-''Dr. Shannon. late
state superintendent of public schools. and who
Is now teaching at louisiana, dislocated his
shoulder the other day. while thrashing one OF
his pupils. Rather than let the scholars know
no was hurt. he endured the pain until noon,
before having 1t attended to-"
Mr.. Geo. l.. Lockhart's father. John o.
Lockhart. Esq, Is dead. His mother wishes to
know his Whereabouts. He was last heard from,
August "a, 1881, at Rock Island, Montana. Infor-
nation regarding him would be very thankfully
received. Please address Mira. Mary F. Lock
hart, Dover, Lafayette county. Mo. "
Miss Eddie May Winsor, who has been spend
ing q few weeks In st. Louis, With the family OF
Frank Chew. Esq. has been to Chicago several
days az the guest of Mrs. Alexander Murison.
In attendance at the wedding ofHon. Robert H.
Kern, Of st. Louis, ami Miss Leokie Murison.
of Chic ago. She, with the bridal party. return
ed to at. Louis this week. a-
Mr.. Froude. speaking of the reception accord
ed to works of true genius. writes: ''1hey pass
unootlced amidst the neteors by which they are
surrounded and &c lipsed. But the meteors pass.
und they remain and are seen gradually to be nc
vanishing coruscations, but new fixed starr.
sources of genuine light. shining serensly for
ever in the intellectual sky"
An Arkansas politician was approached by a
man. who said: .iUolonel, please give me u
ulCkolj WhnLt 10 GLOSS liz TlNeI. ddNtu = you
got Il nickelq''- '.No, sir.'a II won't give you
one. A man who hasn't a nickel Is just as we'll
OF on this side af the river as the other. Now,
if You had money enough to establish yourself
in business after crossing, I'd give you a
nlckel."' ft- '
NJ. L. Wood, mast er q. 8. n, writes US as
follows:-''U. 8. 8. swatara, Hampton Roads,
Va, Feb. 70. 1883. E ditor Intelligencer, Lex
ington, Me.-Piease change address of paper
now sent to NJ. l.. Wood, u. S. 8. Swatara.
Aspinwall. U. s. of Columbia, care American
consul, via Now York. until April Ath. then adj
dress Key West, Florida. The Swatara is golng
on a short West India cruise. Will go direct to
Cayenne ION northeast coast OF South ca)
from Hampton Roads, then visit all ports to
Aspinwall; then up to Vera Cruz, touching at
I'll ports, and then to Key West"
A Roanoke. Va. dispatch ssys:-''A remark
able express package passed through here to-
day on the Norfork and Western Railroad, in
charge of an agent of the Southern Express
Company. 1t was q beautiful girl, about Is years
old. well dressed, and billed from Selma, Ala.
TO New York, with v tag marked C. o. D.,
$45.' fastened with q blue ribbon around her
neck. The young lady was very quiet and
modest In her demeanor. The first class pas
senger fare from Selma to New York is only sss,
but, this being the first time she had been sent
far from home. she elected to go as an express
package, thinking that she could travel more
safely. Her express receipt shows that her valne
had been placed at 81, OoO."
Ex-Governor Edwin D. Morgan, of New
York, whose death we mentioned last week, was
born in Washington. Berkshire county. Massa-
c%husetts, in ISL; was elected governor ofNew
York in 1868. aud reelected in 1880; was U. 8.
senator from New York from 1855 to 1859; and
chairman Of the national republican committee
during the campaign OF 1879. which resulted in
the Second election Of General Grant to the
presidency. He was the republican csndi-
date fer governor of New York In 1876, but was
defeated by Luclus Robinson. President Ar
thur nominated him for secretary of the treasu-
ry. and the nomination was conirined by a
unanimous vote Of the senate, but he declined
the once. -s a-ag ,