Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-18
Personalities.

Personalities. .
Judge Jere Black is i'll. :
Gov. Criuenden's party has returned to the
state. :,
Hon. Sam Davis Is in attendance on circuit
court. -
Mrs. DR.. A. V. Small has gone TO Louisville
on q visit. -
Miss Maggie Douthitt is visiting at John W.
Grants.
Mr. george 9. Rathbun will return. to Nevads
this evening.
Miss Mamie Young went down to Houstoni'
Wednesday night,
Mr.. Sam Keller has been taking q vacation n
Richmond this week.
Gov. Phelps has returned 10 Connecticut to
finish out bis holiday. s.
Mr.. Joseph l.. Thomas has been here tnli
week visiting his family.
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge of England ID on
his way to this country.
Miss Bette MOunuoy returned from Hlcn-
mond Tuesday morning.
Irene, little daughter OF MI. F. X. Tutts u
very i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Travis Buiord and Misc Kate Gordon lef
for Eldorado Springs Wednesday.
Mr.. c. A. Dunkle died on the day stter the
shooting mentioned ut length elsewhere.
Mrs. J. G. Webb, who has been here visiting
her daughters, returned home Thursday.
Miss Nora Landlord, sister Of DR.. Peter Lank-
ford, is in the city. visiting Mrs. Il IT. Jesse.
Sig. Galsssi has been re-engaged by Manager
Mapleson rs his leading baritone for next sea
son.
Misses Lizzie Hutchison and Rose Beatie re-
turned from their visit to Omaha Thursday
night.
Miss Birdie. daughter of Hon. Henry c,
Wallace. who has been very dangerously Ill. Il
better.
Judge Archie Herndon. Of Carrollton, has
been visiting friends In this city and county this
week.
Mr.. h. W. winsor and his sister. Miss Eddie
| n. Winsor. are at Lake Minnetonka spending 9
few weeks.
I Mr.. Stewart Steele of st. Louis, was in the
| city q few days this week, the guest of Mr.. L.
II. Shields. =
Misses Fannie Waddell. Bette W sddell Susie
| Slaybsek and Mu. Bledsoe McCroskey are ct
Sweet Springs.
Several members of Mr.. MouuJoy's family
| were Ill at the same time . few days ago. They
have all recovered.
| Miss Boxie ChIles left. Wednesday morning.
for Holden. to meet her relatives. the family Of
John T. McGrew. Esq.
Miss Emma Webster, of Independence. who
| was visiting Miss Iona White of Dover. return
| Cd home last Wednesday.
We received u pleasant visit from Gol bred
dington OF the Odessa Herald Yesterday, the
colonel being In the city on legal business.
Mr.. Briscoe Whttehurst will leave for San
Jose, CAL. In about two weeks. II he fs pleased
| with the place he will make 1t his future home.
Prof. Ri'ey, the famous en'o"'olov'st. aays:
81 d, not VISA to make any rt1.ctions. but IN
| the insect world 1t 10 always the female which
stingsl" -
Miss Emma LonRan, Of Houstonis. who was
visiting Mrs. John c. Young. No. 8. has Sone
home. Mrs. Young returned to Psttis county
with Miss Longan.
Mr.. Gustav Hesrle has returned from his four
weeks pleasure trip, and will be glad to see his
| old friends and customers at Wilker q Miller's
dry goods emporium. -"
Mrs. Green Bedford. Of Clay township, was
dangerously Ill q few days ago, but il now pretty
we'll recovered from that attack, though still
suhaI ing from her broken hip.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg will give a series
Of farewell concerts in this country during the
coming isll and winter season, and will be sup
ported by artists of eminent ability.
Arnold Krekel, IL. D. OF Kansas City, Mo-,
l ~u08S "a II OuALS0 0t0Sec Ci1CuASl SVuGSs IN
his wife. Mrs. Matte Krekel, an able female
orator. will be present and address the Free
thinkers convention at Rochester.
Speaking of Governor Crittenden of Missouri.
and Governor Murray. Of Utah, who are now
travelling together. the Courier-Journal 90 Us:
''These gentlemen are ha!t-brothers, and it is
| safe to say no haudsomer governors can be found
in the United Statee."
| &C. Alexander. Esq, formerly of this
place, now OF Kansas City. called on the In
tellIgencer Thursday. Mr.. Alexander has
started In Kansas City a Spani=h-American
newspaper, Ell Mercurio. in the interest Of Mex
loan trade with Kansas City. 1t Is u very cred
liable journal, and We sincerely hope 1t will be
abundantiy successful. @
Richmond COnservator:-''The irrepressible
Ike Remellus spent Sunday In Lexington, inter.
viewing his best girl. Unlike Will RIdgell, he
says he thinks q fellow can take care OF two
girls at once. but that he don't think the girl has
yet been born who can successfully entertain
two young men ut once. Ike evidently has q
rival In that historic city"
Mr.. Henry E. Abbey appears to have under
taken still another enterprise, as he is credited
with having posted a notice at the Mechanics
exchange in Berlin calling for a large orchestra
to perform in the New York Metropolitan opera
house during II term of six months. The musi-
clans are offered $50 a month and free passage,
and must leave Berlin Ootober2.
There were from this county at the Wilson
Greek reunion, Hon. r. A.. Collins. Major Geo.
P. Gordon. Capt. W. A. Redd. Capt. A. E.
Asbury, Capt. Bon. Neale, Mr.. B. 8. Hlggins,
and A.. A. Lesueur. Mr.. O. H. P. Catron, of
West Plains. was also there. Major Gordon
was elected to command the Missouri survivors
In the line of march. and acquitted himself
credltably Of course.
The following are the survivors Of the Will
sons Greek battle who now live In Lexington:
W. B. Hamlet. Geo. P. Venabls, DR.. j. J..
Russell. John T. Taylor, Col. Ben. Elliott, DR..
w. A. Gordon. w. G. Musgrove, Weightman's
Brigade;C c. Wallace. VIM. Young. Frank
Trigg, Bledsoe's Battery; T. J.. Bsndon. Cau-
thorn's Brigade; A. A. Lesueur. Kelly's In
fantry. iarson's Division.