Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
Personalities.

Mr.. Eph King is with the river survey
corps.
Mr.. August Selling was in Kansas City
Sunday.
Mrs. F. R. Meet Is visiting in Kansas City
this week.
MI. Webb Lamborn, of Kansas City, spent
Sunday here.
Miss Bodie Mountjoy left, Wednesday, to
visit friends at Richmond.
Mr.. Jos. Smith, of Kansas City. was here
this week visiting friends.
Mr.. j.. c. Bledsoe asks US to change his ad-
dress from Msyvlew to Lexington.
Capt. W. A. Redd and Brack Thomas came
up to the Masonic lecture together.
Messrs. Ed. Yingling and Frank Wells spent
Thursday and Friday in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther U. Nickel, are In the
| city visiting the mother of the former.
Mrs. J. T. Clayton, of Kansas City, Is in
| the city visiting relatives and friends.
MI Lilburn NJ. Shields returned from an
extended visit to Kansas City, yesterday.
Messrs. Walter Russell and John Grant
spent II couple of DAYS in Kansas City. this
week.
Samuel Davis, Esq, of Marshall, was In
Lexington ON legal business Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. Johansen, OF Freedom township, had
a p~aralytic stroke, which has left one side
impaired.
Mr.. Chas. Kraus and Mr.. W. W. Davis, Of
waverly, were here at the Masonic lecture
Monday night.
A worthy daughter of Victoria, Princess
Beatrice, wife of Prince Bsttenburg, has
given birth to u SOL.
Mr.. DornBlszer, of the HigginsvIlle Ad-
vance, was in town Monday and paid the
I~ntelligencer a pleasant visit.
Messrs. Geo. +. Bickford and Elder Roberts
Of The Christian church, at Waverly came up
together to the Masonic lecture.
Judge Cyrus Mcdonald. father OF DR.. W.
j.. Mcdonald, of this city, has recently re-
moved from Texas to Odessa to live.
A prominent society lady is aid to have
invented q dancing shoe which is warranted
to come united at least six times every half
hour.
Mr.. Harry Marks one of Bledsoe's old
boys who now lives in Boston. has been in
the city this week, where he met several OF
his old comrades.
A venerable lady who has been a belle at
stockings cost more now than the whole
wardrobe did In her time.
Miss Julia G.. Smith, so well known to our
' people, both in society as u most fascinating
lady, and as a singer possessing q beautiful
soprano voice, was in the city early In the
week visiting her sister. Mrs. VIM. X. Trigg
Sedalia Democratic. P. Patterson.
section lsborer, from Independence, suffering
4 with malaria, and A. Duval, a brakeman
3 from Lexington, with a badly sprsined
ankle, were the admissions at the hospital
3 yesterday,
Jefferson City Tribune:-"Major John N.
Edwards has severed his connection with the
$ st. Joseph Gazette and has removed to Kan
9 sas City. where he has accepted a position or
the Times under q ten-year contract at q
q salary of $50 per week."
q Mr.. j.. B. Silver was In st. Louis Tuesday
Mr.. Silver Is the owner of a patent to econo
. mize fuel from which he looks for great re
suits, and we hope he may attain them, 1t
, such q thing as If it succeeds will be WORT
millions of dollars to manufacturers an
- other users Of steam.
> Philadelphia News:-'.President Arthur
{ wife died a long time time before he came t
the White House, and while he was in ofic
9 there we're a number of rumors about hi
;, being married again. He revered the men
d DRY of his wife and he always sat on Sunda
, in the pew she used to occupy In St. John
- Episcopal church. He put a memorial VIII
dow in the church in her honor, and her pic
ture was hung in his bed room. Preslden
Arthur was fond of flowers and a wreath
g red roses was placed around this pictur
l. every morning BY the White House gal
> dener."