Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-23
Personalities.


Mr.. ". X. Trigg is in town for . few days
Mr.. Dr. F.. q, Henry, OF Fulton, is still very
i'll.
Mr.. Isadore Keller is In town for = ass of
two. c,.a
this week. n
Mrs. Elizabeth jenkins is visiting frlenos NJ
Mr.. VIM. H. Chlles went to Chicago wednes-
Mrs. E. NJ. Pecke left for the east last week.
to visit friends.
Arohbishop. Wood, of Philadelphia. died
| Wednesday night.
Mr.. Robert Taylor returned from o trip to
Kansas Thursday evening.
Mr.. Isaac Levy, Of Cincinnati, IL visiting his
cousin Mr.. Morris Grstz.
Mr.. Emlson Chanslor returned from his trip
to Denver last Wednesday evening.
Hon. Henry C.. Wallace was detained q couple
| of days in Marshall by the heavy rains.
Miss Mary Tut was so i'll last night that fears
were entertained that she would not recover.
Miss Katie Drysdale was elected teacher IN
one of the public schools at Brownsville' last
Tuesday.
Miss Il. Katie sowers. Of Winchester. Va,
~ oAL - "~AAJ
f. Norfolk.
Mrs. John C, Young and her daughter. Miss
Mary, have gone to Eldorado Springs to spend
the summer.
Miss Georgia Isamiuger, of Hamilton, Ohio, Is
visiting her cousin Mr.. VIM. Morrison. Esq,
OF this city.
Mr.. W. s.. Clagett has been in st. Louis. this
week. to see his wife, who is there under medl-
| cal treatment.
MISS Ida Turpin. Of Csrrollton. Mo-. is VS.
iting the families of Mira. James Hays aud Mi.
R F. Norfolk.
Mr.. JEFF. W. Bedford. OF Omaha. was here
| visiting relatives and friends. Tuesday. He re-
ports his family as we'll.
Mrs, Ben. Chlnn and Miss Brittle Young went
Town to Wsyerly. Tuesday, &c wait upon Mrs.
Msnvllle Buford, who Is i'll.
Mr.. Will. am McGrew. of Trinidad. COL, the
| oldest Of the McGrew brothers, iormeriyo OF this
| city. Is here visiting relatives.
The Chicago Times thinks that. ''in view Of
Bob IngersolPs success in the star-route trial
the devil is not likely to change his lawyer
Mr. George H. Won Arb. Of Carroll county.
called on the Intelligencer yesterday: Here
ports his country to be pretty generally under
water.
Miss Katie J. Watts. teacher of languages.
SA~ NAoS ' wv
at G. F. c., will spend the summer at CHATEAU
qua. N. Y.
MI. W. H. Williams. OF Brownsville. for
three years principal OF the brownsville high
school, is in the city, an applicant for 3 similar
position here.
Miss Emma Barnhart, of Kansas City, has
been ON u visit to the family of Mr.. E. Winsor
Tor the last week. She returned home yester-
day morning.
Glasgow. No., journal. June 21:-''Mr. J..
NJ. Mckinney left this morning for Odessa.
where he will take charge of the city Office of the
Western Union.
A Chicago court on Wednesday authorized
Mrs. Scoville, sister Of Charles J. Guiteau and
divorced wife of George Scoville. to change her
name to Frances Marie Howe.
Pleasant Hill Dispatch:-"Mr Charles Wal
lace, of Lexington. was over last week to visit
Col. H. M. Bledsoe and family. He was a
member of Bledsoe's famous battery during the
late unpleasantness.'"
Rev. Stephen P. Simpson, rector Of the Pro-
testant Episcopal church ut Bloomington, Lls.,
who. with his little invalid son. has been Wis
iting Rev. K. M. Pecke, of this city. returned
10 his home Thursday.
Miss Kate X. Kramer left, for Chicago, last
Monday evening. by way of st. Louis. She
kOcS y SuiCakU u auGuu u course Oh music eCs
lures. She will also pursue her studies In the
technique in the divine art.
Rev. George L. Leyburu, Gen. Joseph o.
Shelby, Mr.. Al. i.eard and a number of other
persons were v ater bound ON the Mo. p. train
coming this way ut LevasaY, last Saturday even
ing. The train laid there until Monday morning.
/ Mrs. Mary E. Bowman and Miss Bodle
Mountjoy. under escort ofGeorge M. Mountjoy.
Fen uUanf m EllnrodA r~,c
Mr.. MounIjoy returns to-day. The ladies will
remain two or three months.
The tallest princess In the world IL the crown
princess OF She Is ak feet two inches
high. She is very fond of dancing, but has often
to forego the pleasure. because, being keenly
sensible of ridioule. she does not wish to have
an inadequate partner.
Marshall, Mo-, Progress :-''The many old
friAaas OF 1eu. nIouuIu vuuk uau. us -sssxrug-
ton. in this county will be glad to hear of his
comparative good health and spirits. We hau
the pleasure of enjoying his hospitality and lis
tening to his usual entertaining conversation on
men, books and things political, at his nome in
Lexington last week
Gen. Charles Ewing. formerly of Ohio, died
at Washington City shortly before 10 O'Clock
Wednesday morning OF pneumonia. after q
short Illness. He was q brother in law of Gen.
Sherman, upon whose staff he served through
the war. Since 1857 lie has been practicing law
in Washington. Gen. Sherman was in too big
q bnrry to get of on his trip across the COZ
tinent to stay to the funeral.
Madame Marie Roze Is the only singer of dis
tinction who is not afraid of catching cold.
Nilsson treats her throat as she would q sick
baby; Kellogg Is afraid to venture out of doors
twenty -four before she sings; Minnie Hauk goes
to bed Tor days together, and remains there In
complete silence; Emma Abbot has the door and
windows of her room hung with blsnkets to
keep out the draughts; Gerster wears a heavy
shawl In all weathers; Joe Emme preserves his
voice-in spirits.
This weeks London Truth prints the tollo W.
Ing In regard to the condition of the Queen:
1.-THE queen for two months has been In y state
of mind melancholia, which, In course of time,
If not relieved, will probably become very
difficult to treat. Her condition has naturally
caused great IN xiety because of the tendencies
of her family. Her Majesty and Princess
Beatrice will. in the autumn, 60 to the vicinity
OF Florence, Italy. where they will remain two
montha.'
Glasgow. Mo journal, June 81 :-''Mr
j. NJ. Mckinney and Miss Jennie Maddox were
married ON Tuesday evening. by Rev. A. Mizell
at the residence of Mrs. John S. Moore, cousin
Of the bride. The wedding was II very quiet one, ,
N" one but Immediate friends Of the family
being present at the ceremony. The bridal
couple left this morning on the Chicago Il Al
ton for Odessa. their future home. The journal
extends them congratulations and best wishes
tor the futLre.'
Marshall. Mo-. Progress DIR. r.. B.
vaughan, who has made an unlmpeachable rec
ord here Us q gentleman and a scientific opera
tor in his profession. took his final departure for
Lexington, Thursday evening, after saying his
whom his presence will be sadly missed. He
will spend the summer in Colorado to recuper-
ate his health, and will attend the college OF
dental surgery in Baltimore this winter to pick
up everything latest and most modern in his
profession. of which he ia an ardent devotee.
He ia a young man of high principle, good
heart and genial manners-in short, q gentle
man. and we part with him with regret.D
Prof. d. W. Fleet having resigned his posi-
ton in Wentworth Academy Prof. Sellers has
secured the services of Mr.. George NJ. Thomas.
posit.. Md. Mr.. Thomas is a graduate of the
Virginia Military Institute, and has the very
highest testimonials as to his ability and charac-
ter. Among others the strongest of
dations from F. II. Smith. Jr.. ~adjutant OF the
Institute. and Rev. j. Carmichael, D. D. Mr..
Thomas is said to be q thorough educator and {
polished gentleman, and we have no doubt vii
prove a valuable addition to our educational
force and to our society.
Higginsville Messenger:-"Nisses Bette AMI