Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-27
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Will Stevenson has mumps,

VIII Stevenson has mumps.
Mrs. Joseph Stapp is seriously i'll.
Cliff Bowman is IN town visiting friends,
l MIR. George Barker. of Sedalia, is in town.
Chiei Justice Cockburn of England is dead.
Miss Ella NIckle is teaching music in Bnnceton.
Luther NIckle spent Thanksgiving day with
his mother, in this city.
Miss Fannie Porter left, last Monday, for a
visit to friends at Liberty.
Judge Merritt. OF Henry county, was in the
city on business last Friday.
Mrs. John Bishop has gone to Gainesville,
Ohio, on IL visit to her mother.
Mrs. Jacob Price has been suffering severely
frsm rheumatism, but is better:
Mr.. 4. F. Smith, of Las gAnimas, is here
visiting his uncle. Col. 10. Davis.
Miss Sallie Chambers was out at church last
Sunday for the frat time in some months.
Miss Minnie Tindall, of Kansas City, is in the
city, on a visit 10 Miss Matte KerdolT.
Mr.. John Kemple is home again to see his
family after an absence IN Utah OF four years.
Gen. Graham landed at Lexington ffty years |!
ago yesterday. We hope he may live here ffty |
years more.
MIR. Joseph u. Silver. who is in business In
kansas City, will soon be joined there by his
family.
The family of the car still prevent the official
announcement of his marriage to Princess
Dolgorouki.
Gen. 10. o. Shelby was in town Tuesday.
His little con, Sam, who had been seriously i'll,
he reported AS out of danger.
Miss Hattie Keller left, two weeks ago, Tor a
Visit to friends and relatives in st. Louis, and
VIII, pei haps. be gone all winter.
The humning bird that in summer charms the
children of Maine the p. 1. man says is lonnd in
winter pleasing the children OF Mexico.
Mrs. r. NJ. Sparks has just returned from a
weeks visit to Nevada City, Mo. While
there she was taken sick. but has fully recovered.
Misses Lizzie Fitzgerald and Fannie Keller, of 8
The c. F. c.. and Miss Maggie Cowie. went '
over to Richmond, last night, 10 stay till Nom
day. d
Mr.. ID. w. b. Tevis left, Wednesday of last I
week. to visit u sister at Sherman. Texas. Per- n
iaps he will visit Mexico before lie returns
II
Mr.. Dudley Flint, of Kansas City, came down. O
on a visit to his relatives and friends, Fl
nd went back yesterday. He is highly pleased
nth his new home. II
MT. "-R Gearhard, a manufacturer of as- II;
Implements, was In town this week. ia
'okins at our advantages in his line. He goes
ONE, -Vandalia, Ills, very much pleased. ht
Mr.. Bruce Cary, who has for some months past 70
az ~ LOuio, WIS IN II CITY q | Ia
'upie Of days this week. About the first of De-
.mber he will accept a position on a railroad in NJ
ew Mexico. he
Prof. Gimbel has composed a '.Grand Para SC
1rase de Concert. on the ''Bluc Bells of Scot no
nu,' which he has dedicated to his ex-pupil, ne
r.. A. B. WIngate, OF Kansas City. HIS COM va
,sitions are all good.
Messrs. Geo. Maitland and F. G. L. Bright
are back from New Mexico. They have /
nted a house, and will open a grocer; and
neral provision store at Las Vegas, n. M, {
r. Il. conducting it,. I
Judge II. Smith died at Boonville, Monday. {
was a very old and highly esteemed citizen +
Cooper county, having been probate judge Q
twenty Years. He was the father of Mrs. A. L
Madeira, of Kansas City. uls
Mr., WIN. I. Pigott, son Of j. T.Pigott. ESQ of c
was elected city attorney of vIr- of
,tlemnn, having graduated with high donors, kno
the classics and law. We are glad 70 police NJ
success. wal
l'ss LollIe Clark. Of st. Joseph, who has NJ
N on a visit to the family of Mr.. A. v. Rob- few
on, returned home last week, accompanied forl
Miss Mary Reynolds, also OF st. 10, who and
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Robinson, for II
past two or three months. spec
he ioiioming named gentlemen have called MOI
the lntelligencer since our last issue:-Col. emit
VI. MeClelland, FAINT L. Fishback, K. I. III
sell, John kice, Joseph F. Smith, Judson If I
nstrong, ]. Il. Anderson, w. NJ. n. Green, pari
John Galloway and 7. j. Hill. OF
r. L. B.. Wingate and bride passed through Min
city. this week. on their way home to Kansas NJ
7. alter Il three weeks bridal tour in the east, wan
ere they were most pleasantly entertained by to 81
Of the groom. They remained here you
Monday to Thursday. and received calls with
Il numerous friends. goot
lie Pbiloiogic society at Fulton had a meet 49,
lew days ago, among the proceedings of dU'
ch We notice his:-.'The reporters took u
ny ballot as to the most handsome young Il
present. Miss Jessie Thistle Was af r.
large majority - elected as the mos, -,
ttiiui and fascinating young lady.'' 81
y must have good taste down there in Old sari
away, to consirus philology In this way. cent
b''ck' Grant is % years old, and Miss Fam IL
j.. Chnfee. his bride. is about %. Miss ~
lee has been educated in Europe, is the only was
inter OF her father. and is the owner and ical
ress of beautiful home in the fashionable by t
OF New York. which, with its elaborate fnur
ration aud furnishing. cost little less than was
Wv w., na'k IS worm In his W right Wei
S avO > o, "i1o. w. :. Inc couple received Piqu
10 ~"'0 !" government brit