Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-29
Personalities.

Rev. Mr.. Wieman and wife are in the city
visiting relatives.
Miss Lillian Boulware, of Fulton is visiting
at Mr.. JnO. AulFs.
Mr.. Jas. wentworth returned from his st.
Louis trip last Wednesday,.
1t is now said that President Cleveland vii
marry Miss Folsom June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert wilson went up to
Kansas City last Wednesday.
Miss Rena Corder, of Waverly, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. b. Steele.
w. H. Chiles, Esq, went TO Kansas City,
last Wednesday. on legal business.
Hon. David Davis is said to be recovering
all over. This is a great deal to say.
Miss Cricket Campbell, of Higginsville, has
been visiting In Lexington, this week.
Miss Virgle Hough. of Wellington, has
been in the city several days this week.
Mr.. W. H. Bowen has again returned to
Higginsville and will open a restaurant.
Miss Laura Grady has been visiting the
family of DR.. P. II. Chambers this week.
Mr.. Lotion White, of Kansas City, is suf-
fering from a severe attack of pneumonia.
Miss Emma G.. Wilbur, of Englewood,
Ills. is visiting Mrs. W. G. McCausland.
Mrs. G. E. Ballard has returned from St.
Louis. Mr. Billiards.. health is unchanged.
Mai. r. NJ. Mcdowell, general superinten-
dent of the Gould coal mines, was in town last
Tuesday.
MIR. Jas. r. Greer has been able to ride
abo ut this week. His powers of speech are
returning.
Mr.. James Aull arrived here from Kansas
| City, with his family, last Saturday, to spend
the summer
Mr.. Thomas S. Stamps, representing the
| Union Life Insurance Co., of St. Louis call
ed Thursday.
DIR. }. H. Stapp, of Morton, Ray county,
agreeable visit.
Misses Rosa Hackney and Mary Mcintyre,
spent Wednesday in Richmond visiting
friends and relatives.
Miss Mamie Henry, the careful and ac-
commodatIng postmistress at Waverly, was
in the city Thursday.
Mr.. q. w. Grub and family were here,
last Wednesday, and put smiling faces on
several Of our merchants.
Mrs. l.. Il. Herndon, nee Katie Kramer, of
Kansas City, came down, last Tuesday, to
| visit friends and relatives.
Miss Hetlebower, of Kansas, who has been
visiting the family of Mr.. j, W. Reinhart,
returned home Wednesday.
Gen. Durbm Ward, a veteran of the late
war and a noted OHIO politician, died at
Lebanon, Ohio, on Saturday.
MIR. Benton CoontZ, of Hannibal, Mo.
who was here last Thursday on legal bust
ness, made us a pleasant call.
Miss Carrie West and Mr.. A. w. Dellquest
are in the city representing the Franklin
Square Library, of Louisville.
Mr.. G. Nj. MountjOy has been home since
last Wednesday week, confined to the house
by a troublesome bronchial affection.
Our revered old friend, the Rev. A. A.
Moore. has been in attendance upon the c
P. Assembly at Sedalia for some ten days.
Rev. John Davis, Hon. Jose phi F. Smitt
and A. A. Lesueur have been in St. Louis
this week, attending the Episcopal conven.
ton.
Galloway Gazette, May 2s:-"James r
Morehead of Lexington. NO., was in the
city this week visiting old college chums ant
friends"
Misses Daisy Potter and Sallie Goodwin, o
Marshall. are expected here to-night, to visi
Mrs. W. b. Steele aud attend the closing eX.
e~rcises of the schools.
Col. JnO. Reid and wife left, yesterday, fol
Spirit Lake. Minnesota, where they expect Il
enjoy the fine fishing and cool northern
breezes for a couple of weeks.
Mr.. Roht Law nf tho ~ u G. n road
has been in st. LOUIS, this week, on impor.
tant railroad business. Mrs, Potter was Their,
= day or two. Mr.. Potter went from 81
Louis to Jefferson City to attend the stat,
board of equalization. Mr.. GilchrIst, engi.
neer OF the road, accompanied Mr.. Law.
Hon. Hugh j. Brady, of st. Louis, repre-
senling the st. Louis Grain Elevator Co, wa
here, last Wednesday, in the interests of hi
employers. He started, the same evening
in 4 skiff, fOrSt. LOUIS, and will visit en- rout
every landing on the river. some $50 in mum
Der. He was accompanied by VIM. Monroe
who will act as chief engineer, pilot, mate
and roustabout. We wish them a pleasan
trip.
The simple Protestant Episcopal service
were read, last Tuesday, at Zion, church New
York, over the remains of Mrs. Alice Pen
dleton, the wife of United States Ministe,
George III. PendletOn, who was killed OIL
Thursday last while riding in Central Park
The services were conducted by the Rev. DR.
Tiffany, assisted by Rev. VIM. A. Leonard
of Washington. The family of the decease,
assembled at the residence of Mr.. f. X. Pen
dleton aud accompanied the remains to the
church. The only floral offerings were
wreath OF red roses at the head and another
! of white roses at the foot of the casket, and
cross between the two wreaths. There wer,
no pail bearers. While the procession movet
up the aisle the choir sang 'Tby will b.
! DONE" The casket was made of solid wal
nut, covered with black cloth, and had ST,
heavy silver handles. A simple plate ON l
bore Mrs. Pendleton's name, and date O
birth and death. Among those present wer,
Secretary of State Bayard, Messrs. Pendle
ton, Schenck, Erastus Corning, Gen. New
> ton, STANLEY Matthews, Mesdames Noah Hunt
Schenck, Elliott, Pendleton and F.. H. Potter
and Maj. Howard and J. S. 9arton Kew. TIL,
body was taken to Woodlawn Cemetery TO
temporary interment, but the final intermen1
l will be in the old family plat in the Cincinnati
cemetery.