Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-22
Personalities

Mr.. 7. f. Chinn. OF Wellington. was in towr
Thursday.
Mr. Geo. Osborne, of Clay township, called
Yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. W. Carr, of Dover township, called
Wednesday.
Mr.. james Burns, of DAVIS township. pal l Vi
u visit Tuesday.
Mr.. Henry wehrs. who resides near Concordis
called Tuesday.
Mr.. II W. winsor returned Monday from
trip I" Kansas Civ.
L. A Hickl.n Is home from the state Uniyer,
sity for the ioliIuya.
MIR. Thomas Bates, OF this city. paid Orrick 4
II IuR visit last sunday.
Mrs. +. h. Burns. who has been quite Ill with
pneumonia, Is c"nyslescing.
Mrs. Anirew r. Donnan. OF Joplin. is in the
city WISHING her fathers family.
Mr. Charles ila,ier. oil Davis township. called
on the lntcili@rucrr TuesLuy last.
MIR. W. y. McQuern. OF Dover township,
dropped IN IL see u Wednesday.
MIR. y. Z. Adams. OF Washington township,
favored ns with "a visit Wednesday.
We mad II pleasant visit Wednesday from Mr..
"n. Harris, oil Sni-a- Bar township.
tIty Marshal John Talbmun is i'll with pneu-
MONA, and is threatened with erysirrlus.
MIR. W v Carpenter, OF Norborne, WAS in the
city Wednesday, To attend his sisters wedding.
MIR. jam ; Boat,i. OF Dover township, called
III |" See us Tuesday. He is "A Tdrd aris W this
way.
Mr. Charles ~knipmcy.r. proprietor of the
liisginayiI. photograph gallery. was in the city
TUESDAY.
Hons. l.. NJ. Eiw ards and X A. Collins were
Ia town last Saturday, and took in the conce {
IN the evening.
Mr.. I J. Duliu, Of this township. VIII" Is Nj
t n'tlng the University ut Columbia. Ii nt home
Tor III" holidays.
James Goodwin. Esq . one of the solid me u
al Middleton township. called on the Iutelii
Scnc"r Thursday
Mrs. Hester Flxgerel, widow Of the late Jas.
fItLserel, Is III At her moIhsr's, Mrs.. H.. An
iersUn, of Chihuaiua.
Capt. James Witliers and Mr.. John q. Worth
ington. OF Washington township. favored US
with II call Wednesday.
Eugene Field has -loped with Tennessee Mat
tlew's Abeiin- angel. II WAS all Tennie's fault,
for he pigeon-Goled them together.
Kansas City Journal: Mrs. ii V. l. Nc
Cleiland, OF Lafayette county, is stopping u, the
residence of Mr.. I. Is. McDe2rInan.
For the information of our lady friends We
will mention that Capt. +. IL. Lcdbetter's sd-
ti''h i JOiusOn county, mo
Miss JulIannu smith, who has. for the past
four weeks been visiting friends and relatives in
the country. returned 10 town on Monday.
Messrs. W. a. Bannister, and John r Green,
of iiichmond. were in the city Thursday evening,
and attended the festival ut the Baptist College.
Miss Annie NJ daughter OF Mr.. j. L. Shot.
well. of Grcenton, who has been visiting in
richmond for sometime, returned u day or two
ago.
VIM. Mitchell. 'of Ohio. brother of Jao. A.
Mitchell, o: this city. is here visiting his
Brother, whom he has not seen for twenty-five
years.
Mrs. Charles Gunther. Of Davis township,
who has been so Ill with an attack OF typhoid
fever that her life war despsired Of, is conv.-
lrsciuS.
Miss Clara Funk. of MuscatIue, Iowa, arrived
IN this city saturday evening last. on u visit to
the families of Mcs.rs. b. Kramer and William
Morrison.
Mr.. Jas. Poole, formerly ofFreedom township,
who has been living in Sierra county. Cal. re-
turned to Lafayette county. on IT winters visit,
a few DAYS ago.
Miss Maggie DGuthItt. of Kansas City. who
had been IN the city for the past twa weeks. VS.
ting Miss Mnllie Grant, returned TO her home on
I thursday morning.
- i- btFittI, WHO CAtiti "ttluestAS.
assures m- thnt he has u SOW which, catches rats
as we'll as Il terrier. She root. along the hedges.
and hIl!> them every pop
Miss i.inhie Smith, who has, for the past two
months, been Wishing IN Saline county. glad
drncl tie hearts ni her Numerous friends here
b, returning nom. last week.
fli.f l. 3 Wright desires us to SAY that his
failure To meet has regular appointments during
this month, Is Ia consequence of his mother's
llre-s Her condition remains uniInprov.d.
Mr. George F. Maitland, OF the popular trn
OF smith x Maitland. has gone to DennIson,
ieSas, on an apple expedition. We hope it may
turn out better lhan the apple trip mother Eve
tpuk
~etalIa Democrat Mr.. A. NJ. Greed u veal
Ity isrmHrr OF saline county and II granger OF
spent saturday with rclatives IN TINS
HI had been IN atteu1rnce upon the meet
th2 OF III" Nta;e GrahXe at EoOnvIlie.
Nj l. | Jrs-r. one Of the most highly rec
SPECIFIED c'tiLehs oiWushIugton township, favored
u within visit yesterday. He speaks oi renov-
Ing ii"r" TO 1--we. He VIII be an ACCESSIBLE to our
a"crty, ns lac l. AN educated and cultivate | gen
tieInan.
Ia" following named gentlemen were IN town
during the latter purt VI The week. Thomas
tatT"n. L""Ii lerhun.. Jas. Horn. a. W.
i%'outhitt. W. I. Eastwood. X. j. >ml:a. Taos.
Aua'ln' Rev ltoih, Dr. NJ. Adams, Dave
M't'"eiI. \ q. Mitchell, j. \. Edmonds. pr.
Hughes and John L. Hrrr.
M"s~r-. John Price and Clint. Sydnor, o
Dover township, favored us with II pleasant visIt
yesterday. Mr. >yinpr says that he ISN'T afraid
oil imitation. When he was II boy in Virginia
during the war. he used to sell cHgs ut $40 per
dJH II, and money wasn't any too plenty then.
lin, IA IIyr- all ,,,rl,lptnin, ,f l,,,r ,,rir.
a great many prisons were in town Tuesday;
Col. II. e. LAiles. Col. John Willis. Col. Joseph
DAVIS. Capt. K. T%oGhunter. Messrs. J. NJ. Hop
hins. J'C snacklefort. Patrick Mitchell. VIM.
Mccormack. Th"s. l.. White. I. j. Fitzgcrei.
geo. Goodwin, J.-se Tsggsrt. W. L. Anderson.
Jas. Catron. W. Is. Major. q. W. Terrell, H..
Warehouse, L. NJ. Cobb. Il. McElroy. Stroller
i:cnlck. Robt. W. ke.ne. Jos. II. Page and DR..
GARRISON.
Mr.. Green ID Sattcriield. of Sni-a-Bar town
ship, called Wednesday. He reports . larger
acreage of wheat in his r.Ighborhood than has
ever been sown before; and says that it i, look
ing very we'll. Hog cholera he thinks is not so
bad AS II WAS some weeks ago. Mr.. Ssttertieid
Is "aSin' the payment of the township bonds.
Mrs. Fanny Shores, vile of Mr. Iheophilus
shores. of sni-a-Ba township Is dangerously
ill. For some three weeks SIZE has been insane.
Being extremely weak. her insanity 10 wearing
her away. and very little hope Ia entertained J OF
her recovery. Should she gain sufficient strength,
it is Thought that 1t will be best to send her to the
asylum ut Fulton.
capt. 6. IL. Ledbe,tcr, of Washington town
ship, called in to see US Tuesday last. The Cap
tam was II gIllent confederate soldier, and
nearly lost hio eyes in the cause of the south.
lie ia IA gentleman Of culture, a handsome aud
stnlw.rt man, standing full six feet. OF light
complexion. a soft winning voice, and gentle
OF Mars. like all soldiers he became n poet, and
though he docs not often re'luc. his thoughts to
mrtrIcal rhythm, his inspiration makes him IN
ardent wOrshiper of patriotism and woman.
Woman. without whom The two extremities OF
lii. are without succor. and the middle devoid
of pirnsure.' bur friend is too good looking.
too brave OF heart ana too strong of body to be
without II wife. and this is the consideration
which impels us TO write. He ought to marry.
II. is too modest Ia say SO, and thinks he can't
support y wife. Well, il he cant We want to
lind ODE with cords OF money who can furpish the
meat AMI bread OF the partnership TO which he
can hrIng an active brain and a pair of arms
capable OF squeezing sentiment out Of the
strongest whalebone fertilization on earth.
Don't ali speak ut once ladies. but. remember.
We are bound 10 find u wife tor our modest
frteni, the captain.