Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-16
Personalities.
Mr.. Ferdinand Saunders is in the city.

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JndS. j. A. rrather favorsl us with = ' 81.
Thurs.isS.
John Morrissey's health i.:,houEh. to be im-
proving.
Miss Lima Field. of ligginsviile, was in the
city Tuesday.
Mr.. Vim. r. Walton. OF Brownsville. WAS in
the city Wednesday.
MIR. $. j. Fit1xerrl. of AullviIie. called gu the
lptrliisencer Monday.
Or. Z. w. Seeber. of IIigsin.vll!e. paid Us n
pleasant visit Tuesday
br Jacob Fuilerson. OF Sni-a-Bsr township,
was In the city Thursday.
Miss Maggie Douthitt is visiting the family OF
Mr.. j. W. Grant. in this city.
Mr.. Joseph liutchins. son Of a. W. Hutchins,
Esq =. OF this city. is quite i'll.
z S. Mitchell. Esd. returned. Wednesday.
from u two weeks trip to 81. Louis
Jos. l.. Thomas. Esq. returned from Il trip
t, SANTA Fe. last Tuesday morning.
Mr. John Shulrz. OF Higginsvilie. has been
quite Ill. bur IL, now conyaiesceut.
Mr.. Scribner smith. son oil Rev. Thompson
l. smith. i. IN the city visiting friends.
SeialiA Times: Tue song of the Lexington
people Ion, would | were IL Boyskin :"
Col. JnO. I;~Id and Mir. Jno. W. Waddeii
went up TO Kansas city Yesterday morning.
Messrs. q. W. Lrvisay and J. ID. lsb. of Clay
township, called on the Inleiligcncer Tuesday.
We received n pleasant visit. Thursday. from
Nj. 1ho-. u Warren. of Middleton township.
Mr.. Robert Hickiin and wife. of Columbia.
arrived. IN the city Wednesday, on a short visit.
DIR. 4. J. Watson. OF Aulivilie. WAS in The city
Tuesday. and favored the Iatelli.encer with =
cali
Jake saws that he has rented out all the spsce
that he has to spare gu hi, head lor advertsing
purposes.
Miss Anl'ie Setr. Of Wellington. was visiting
the family OF Hen. Benz. Marshall during the
past week.
Hon. +. NJ. Edwards and Baltimore Thomas.
Esq. are in the city in attendance on the Pro-
bate court.
Messrs. q. u. Satterheld and Robert W. eau
tier, of sui-a-Bar township, called 10 see US
Tuesday last.
Mrs. Maggie Leonard IS visiting hsr sister.
Miss Minnie Leonard, teacher at Pleasant
Prairie school.
III there is no hell. asks an American para
gruph-r OF the period. ''how could IN English
in2n spell London ?''
Misses sarah Il. Powell, of Richmond. and
Gusie Keller. Of this city, paid the Intslligcn-
Ger Office q visit yesterday.
Mr.. S. Meyerstein, at one time Il resident OF
tl!s place., UNI now iINinR IN CuiCAbo. III Wh
IN the city during the week.
Miss Lizzie shaw. of Brow n%svillc. came ny
last saturday and spent two or three days in the
city, visiting the Mise, Drysdale.
Jacob 81. Jacobs, aged loo years and , months,
died AT Oswsgo, y. Y. one day last week. He
WAS in the navy during the war OF 1912.
Col. Jno. =. Bull. OF st. Louis. travelling au-
ditor OF the Missouri Pacific railroad, An old
army friend. paid US u very pleasant visit las
Wednesday.
We received Il pleasant visit from Hon. N. V,
l.. McCl-liani Yesterday. He and his charm
ing lady were in the city visiting at DR.. p. 8
Euiker-oH's.
The latest Argument Tor paper money IL stalker
from the fact that i, is doubled up VIXEN you put
it in your pocket, and you hud II in creases wheI
YOU take il out
Arunor from Paris anirIns tina; the COMING
bonnet IS 10 be n small copote Of SHRED sill
snd worn with . tulle cap under 1t. Won't on
. girls LOOK pretty in caps
Mr.. Robert COX, OF Dover township. returne,
from Kansas City. last Tuesday. where he ha'
: been several week. for medical treatment. HI
health was somewhat improved.
Miss Maggie pou,hi,t. Of Kansas City. cam
= down on Wednesday. to visit Miss Moilie Grant
She Will return on Monday.
Mt. X II. fATly Nas 10 leave tLis ihoi
D with his family Tor Eureka, ST Louis county
where ne will make his future home.
Messrs VIM. II. Chilss. Alexander Grave
. and j. j.. Shewai;er went over 10 WArrepsGur
TO attend court. Thursday.
Richmond cons-rvstor: Miss Molile Aller
the accomplished daughter OF Ethan Allen,
, the Lexington in,eIligencer. Ia in the city on
o visit. the guest OF Mrs. j. I Child.
Y We received an agreeable call from Mr.. 4. 4
. II. Hill yesterday. He was on his WAY hon
fromsellinS u lot Of stock in 81. Louis.
u Judge HUri is waiting for warm weather
run a move over his head. He does not thin
that, any shears now manufactured will be ECU
- the task Of cutting his hair.
L, our bald pated friend informs US that h
/; head Is not for rem, Tor a skating rink. +
advertisements printed thereon might becou
defaced.
VI y. \. World MIss Genevleye Rogers ri
RI Miss VIOLA ken offered sl0 each to = squaw
Omaha 10 chrI,leu her iuppooss Gsncvie
Viola, but II Was not that sort Of q pappoose.
" Mra Bias. the mother oi the laIe + Z. Bis
OF died. iast week, Ia her daughters residence
Towanda, Y Y nine miles from Rome, Wit
nd Tue monument was u N' -
gust.
Or. q. W. Barker. for reversl years a pra
! llt!be II itiA III mo ~ w. 4"oh
To- to maxi bis future hume IN >edslis. The doc
be was a valuable citizens, aud We dislike to IL
him. We wish han success, wherever he n
" GO.
re- Mr.. l.. K. smith. who has been sojourning
Ms Texas for solue weeks, and who favored
=. readers with an interesting letter from +
"' Worth, in which he explained the Texan idea
gambling hell. and pies, returned home Thu
r.. day last.
,La A. NJ. Lrcel, Esq. of Saline county. was
the city Thursday and Friday, and favored
Iuteilirencer with a friendly visit. Mr.. Cree
one of the most intelligent and substantial far
srs OF saline county. whom it /. always pie
ure {" meet.
The PhiladeIphi Bulletin calls attention to
curious fact: A girl who will sit with y fell
on the stairs at a ball. with no clothes on alb
re- her waist worth speaking OF. would faint av
az. dead If the same fellow were to meet her on
:. stairs mufsed from head TO foot in three nii
~" gowns.
are Sedalia Democrat, l+th inst: Mr.. Run
yer Smith, an energetic and popular young II
and cnans u n,ov. v..,srsay'
lent i, returning from a long business tour in Te
OPP where ne SOLD 3 large quantity of apples l
did LAFAYETTE 'oan'yI ~ H.. c.n,
C of mao,.n,s ;, ,,iu n, mr. osc. 1t, f..
and mother will please call fer 1t. II hsl
hsvsd itself remarkably we'll since 1t came
The our possession. II has stood In the same
,r,, ton tor about two weeks without apEarer
% t.ue, has nsver cried, aud has not vet tai
49,, sao,h,ny.v,nn To ouie, sny
TO pitatinx heart that may have been distnroe
,s tue .to.y, " hasten 10 say that 1t Is q cake I
which has got to be almost too dusty and
to look pula:aple-
Charles Re ade has written another lett
THE Coming Man. whom he wishes
Q IN smtiuextsr. 1. half civilise ustious. o.
are England. he says. the body il pinc psrts
- =, human being. aud the outlay upon mind
body il most unequal. "a million hous
soo'' Not buy a Journal. .iIpence per week., yet
u shilling every day III gin. As for our cav
women, they spend next to none OF iheil
ansas money IL mental food. They are. az p
of n economical, and even parsiInonious. Ill!
= pass d dV,psr's, and then exit econotp.
Il enter the " oIst waste. On to their bucks u
u the incomes. and even III needless anu ugly
tons TO their c~lothins; and IN distortin9
~sa,S-Ihose perfect s!eils-with ssr-rin21
citing crushing ,p-ir vstsls With corsst' that I
llger- their noses aud disease 'ae'r poare INV r.. :,
that burn their hair. and piles oil lead Va
"> rub the live hair OF their skulls, In WI
foresight lies; they spend without exsgge'
"a hundred times more money than they
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