Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-28
Personalities.

DR.. Wilson paid Napoleon . flying visit last
week.
Capt. and Mrs. Conner spent last sundaY.h
Odessa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush H. Tevis have returned to
st. Louis. |
Judge x. Ryland went to st. Joseph last
Thursday.
Springs Monday.
Mas Louise Noble, Of Marshall. is visiting
Miss Julia Neal.
, Mr.. and Mrs, George b. Gordon are visiting
relatives at Lamar.
n Miss Nora Wilmot. Of Kansas CITY. IL visit
IND at DR.. Wllmot's.
: NJ. Willie Campbell. Napoleon. has gone to
Higginsvtlle to live.
5 Nrs. A. 3. Fleming. of st. Louis. 10 waiting
relatives in this city.
Miss Jessie Thistle went down to Dover. for .
weak or two. last night.
Hon. Ajax, Graves left for st. Louis. Last
night. for . day's stay.
Mas Bette Nvunuoy left. this morning. fox .
visit 10 friends ut Rtohmond.
Miss Anna Ewing left, Q few days ago for Q
short visit to friends IN st. Joe.
Mrs.. W. B. Steele and little George are visit
tnkAs Weveriy Tor y week OF Two. -
Mrs. Robert l.. Price. OF St. Clair county,
nls.. 10 visiting her father. JudHs John Price.
Mss Maggie Benton has returned home from
q protrsctsd visit 70 her sister in Sioux City.
Iowa.
Mr.. John g. Webb. mayor OF Wsveriy. and
Mr., Bulord Webb, OF Joplin. wers In this city
Monday.
Mr.. r. 8. Quinn, correspondent OF the Kan
800 r;ku I,H0xut nod No GntRIi6eUcar . Wall
Tussdsy. the,
Mrs,J q, Webb. Off cord township, was In
town q portion Of thIa.ses-sIen : visit to her
daughters.
MIR. Charles. Benton has returned to Sioux
City, Iowa, after a two weeks visit to relatives
AMI friends in this county.
AR, B. A. Chinn returned home from Edo
RADIO Springs last Thursday morning consldsrs-
bly, improved by his short stay.
Miss Blanche Price. of Westport. alter y
pleasant visit to the family of Mrs. Harper, re-
turned to her home on Friday.
Mr.. james H. Henerin. Of Philadelphia. Lot
ta's legal adviser, denieaths report Of her mar
rage again. and says Auss. IL = crank.
Elk Gov. Swami, Of Maryland. for many years
IN congress. and 1t one time president of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. is dead.
Bishop Williams. Of Connecticut. il reported
a. saying that the Pilgri a Fathers first fell upon
their knees and then upon the %abariglnes.
John Bigelow, Tor many years connected with
the New York Evening Post, is preparing y life!oi
Bryant. The book will be published in the su-
tumn.
Mr., John Price. wife and two children. oil
Dover township. called at the Intelligencer
Office, Wednesday, to look at the way printing
il done.
'.Tom Thumb weighed nine pounds ct hi
birth; and bis sister, who weighed nine and u
half pounds, grew to weigh more than two
hundred.
DR.. Morrison Munford. of the Kansas City
Times. and his vile, sailed ON the steamer
Republic from New York tor Europe n few
days ago. .Ss@9s-
Mayor Ballard returned home from Eldora-
do Springs. last Tuesday evening. His eyes
were much benefited by the water there. aud
he is loud In It's praise.
Thursday night. and it was feared he might die.
He rallied and WAS better the next day. but WAS
| worse yesterday evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Neal. oil near Pageville. paid
a visit, this week, to her children in this city.
| Mrs. Neal is 50 years OF age but 10 still active,
| with all her faculties intact.
Samuel Francis Smith, D. D., the author Of
our national hymn. "My Country. 'Tis Of
| Thee" now resldes, at the age OF ssventy-four,
in Newton Center, Massachusetts,.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Henderson. Of Missouri
| are on their way to Europe. to remain the rest
| Of the summer. We wish the gentlemen had gone
| before the Kirkbride case was CALLED in the su-
preme court.
DR.. J.J Burtlss. who built the city hotel in
| this place, and conducted 1t for some years,
died at Topeka, Kansas. July 10. He was An
entsrprising and valuable citizen everywhere
that he lived.
ST. Joseph Gazette:-"What will the stalwsrts
sIy when 1t is known that President Arthur has
tAken George Vest and Wade Hampton with him
on ais Yellowstone trip!" Maybe, that this is
a new way of making treason odious.
Misses Mary and Nellie, daughters Of A. A.
Young, ESD, who have been visiting Kansas
City for the past 3 weeks reached home Monday.
Miss Rose Conwell, niece Of Mr.. +. d. Smith.
of Kansas City. came home with them. and
will make . return visit.
Mrs. Samuel J. Huston. Of Portsmouth,. O..
nee Matte Shelby, and her two children. are
here visiting relatives and friends. Mr.. Huston
is being prominently spoken of by Ohio papers
rs q democratic candidate for congress. and We
hope he may be nominated and elected.
Mr., Philip Keller leaves. to-day. for New
York. Mrs. Keller goes as far - Sweet Syringe,
where she will remain u few weeks. Mr.. KEEL
Ter will remain IN New York som time as hi
intends to superintend the manufacture OF Al
immense stock of fall and winter clothing.
Mrs. LIB. AtkIeson. of Conway. Ark. and
her little daughter. are here visiting Mrs. At
kieson's father. MIR. J. A. Graham. Mr.. A
will be here next week. as will Mr.. Albert e
4 1.L, o~d -;c - IL T,~ao Thio I'll
De quite q reunion in AIR. Graham's family.
Sam. Green and Bob. Flynt happened d to met
at Leavenworth the other day, and they hunted
up Sam. Keller and talked about Lexington Il
their hearts content. Mr.. Green IL now ex
press messenger on . train from L~esvenworth t.
I Millvllle, and is doing we'll. and MIR. Flynt wa
in Leavenw9th on temporary business.
There are hut two women now living In Ohio
whose husbands fought In the war Of the revo
luton. One of these is q Mrs. Davis. Of PER-!
l county, the other. Mrs. Cstharine Cline. o
. Cincinnati, now eightv-three years OF age
whose first husband. Robert Cummings. was
: soldier in Washington's army. She is q nativ
J Of PENIS Valley, Nd.
. Saline County Progress:-''Dr R.R. Vaughan
3 having spent sometime In council with his pro
: f~essional brethren at Sweet Springs and take
. a lingering sojourn among the hills "i Glasgow
) where he seems 10 enjoy . lInger immensely
gave his friends In Marahall q small slice {
his leisure Tuesday. arriving on the mornin
. train and departing IN the shades OF evening.
Mr.. Ralph Clayton, Of st. Louis county. ane
whom the county seat was named. and who wa
among the oldest Of the residents OF Il
= county, died at his home last Sunday, aged
years. Mir. Clayton was Il farmer. u man
brains and worth. He WAS born In Virginia
before George Washington was president. Il
" was an uncle of W. G.. McCsusland. ESQ.
this cIty.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Barley went to independence
: Wednesday, on y Wait TO her son, and to ma
arrangements Tor making that city her futu
IL home. Her daughter. Miss Mamie. will spe,
- a few weeks visiting her many relatives 81
~ friends in this vicinity. previous to rssumi
~ her duties in the schoolroom, she having O
v" copied a school in the neighborhood OF Mr.. Be
:. Hammers.
Nv Mr.. Oscar Mindrup. late OF st. Charles cou
-, ty, this state, who has purchased the real est,
I'd and stock OIL. A Carr, in Wellington, gave
he q pleasant call while in Lexington, last W.
i'm nesday. He Is a young business man whom
think will be quite an addition TO the busint
-, community where he has settled. and we ool
I.d mend him to the favorable consideration OF
Intelligencer's friends there.
Gen. E. O.. c. Ord of the United States arm
>, who took passage on the steamer City of VS.
~ lngton at Vera Cruz for New York and
Dt taken with yellow fever. compelling his rem
al to the shore while the vessel was Mt Hava