The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-28
ABOUT M~IsSOURIANS.

travelling in Europe. His last stopping
place was Wiestaden.
II. Nj. White; of the Mexico Ledger,
was elected president of the associa-
ton of Northeast Missouri editors.
z. H.. Sangree. the republican politl-
clan and lawyer, of Sedalia, has gone
on a Visit to his old home, Huntington,
Pennsylvania.
Frederick Schulz, of st. Charles
county, S5 years of age, is still teeth
ing. He has cut three new teeth this
year, and four last year.
Miss noodward, daughter of Prof.
Woodward, of the Manual Training
school, st. Louis, is n teacher in the
public schools of Carthage.
Jesse Farmer, of West Plains, now
in his 18th year, has voted for every
democratic candidate for president from
Andrew Jackson to Grover Cleveland.
John Jaynes. of Sedalia, who is
troubled with a youthful illusion that
Missouri will go republican four years
hence, is an applicant tor appointment
as national bank examiner.
Bud Cooper, of Malta Bend, has an
English Iox hound, "~Pocahontas,' on
| which he stakes So, 200 that she can
| outrnn any dog i'll the country for 81
hours, without food or rest.
/ Prof. B f. Duncan, Maryville, Nod
away county, who was a candidate Tor
state school superintendent the last
time, has again announced his atlen-
ton of running for the nomination.
Garland M. Sims, a pioneer citizen OF
Audrain county, died at Centralia last
week. He was born in Boone county
in 1926, his father, Elias Sims, having
emigrated there from Kentucky in
1925.
Prof. l.. L. Wolf, of Moberly, is now
a full-ledged candidate for nomination
as stats superintendent of public
schools. He opened his canvass at the
editorial convention in Hannibal last
week.
Judge w. ii. Brinker, of Warreus-
burg, ex-justIce of the supreme court o
New Mexico, and ok. prosecuting at.
torney of johnson county, is down il
Texas on a visit of combined pleasure
and business.
Prof. b. L. Galloway chief of the divi'
sion of vegetable pathology under Secre'
tary Rusk, is a Missourian. He de
lIvered all address at St. Joseph las
week which was reported TO be full o
interesting statements.
Henry ID. Green, a prominent at
torney of West Plains, made II OF the
greatest speeches ever heard in South
ern Missouri, the other day, in his de
tense of Hon. A. Ii. Livingston
charged with killing a man.
Capt. Z. Frank Hynes, who so ably
represented Howell county in the gen
eral assembly of 1879, has the oldes
real estate agency in Southern Mis-
souri,, at West Plains. The captain i
still q handsome young man.
+ Will j. ZeveIy, the bright and capa
BILE state librarian, has just returned
from Virginia, where he passed severa
months OF the summer attending Law
school, and he proposes shortly to be
gin the practice of his profession.
NJ, ID IN AT;Ilor nt thu Stata firm oS,r,
department, was once warden of tn
penitentiary and for MANY years edito
OF the jefferson City Tribune. lie re
tains a vivid recollection oi the at
tempted assassination of Gov. LilbnrI
w. Boggs, in 1889.
The Mexico papers with au
thorily that Judge e.. b. Macfarlanc i
not an applicant tor the position O
dean of the law faculty of the Sat
University. The judge is II member O
the board of curators and he has bee
!, worried over the announcement that b
, sought a professorship.
Col. Henry E. Moore. of ST. Louis
ex-doorkeeper of the house of repre-
Esentatives, and father in-law OF Col
Bob. Claiborne, is proud of the fac
, that he has cast all unscratched demo
cratic ticket, from Dick Johnson t
J ECleveland. The colonel was born i
! ECynthiana, KY, and lie now in his Tot
year.
) Chillicothe has a citizen who claim
that his grandfather helped to build th
; Natural bridge of Virginia.-[Camero
Vindicator. A few years z Hamilto
! had q citizen who boosted that his tathe
> boarded the hands when they WEI
. building the bridge HamiltonlaI
5 The architect who drafted the plan
! of the bridge lives in Lexington.
Mayor E. A. NoOnan, of ST. LOuil
. has sustained some of the charges mad
against his private secretary, Chas.
Meade, and has suspended him PEI
manently from office, appointing j. |
!, Brennan as private secretary. >.
Bass, who served the mayor al interim
is a prominent Young lawyer of the Gil
and acted as reading clerk of the stat
democratic convention, at Springfield
= two years ago.
Miss Jessie Foster, daughter of Ma
Emory S. Foster, the Union hero {
d Lone Jack, has developed into II
the greatest prima donna sopranos
Q the country. Miss Foster will sing
e jefferson City, October2l, with a wei
selected CONCERT company from )
Louis. She was born at the capt.;
during the incumbency of her 1ath'
as public printer. The major is no
It the secretary of the st. Louis board
: public improvements.
y James l.. Buskett, Jr., of Eikhorj
:, Mont , a native of Holla, Mo-, W.
about to he nominated rs Il candida
for the state legislature by the demo
9 Gratis of Jefferson county, Mont
b when he withdrew his name from ii
q convention, urging the necessities
!, his business as a reason for declining
serve. Mr.. Buskett should have c o
e .sented to be on the ticket. a Missouri
y ian that far from home ought 10 bay
remembered the democratic PATRIOTS
y of bis fa,herland.
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