Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-01

Mr.. J.E. Vandiver and vile and Mr.. U. w.
Steele, of Vernon county are visiting their rel
alive Mr.. j. P. Seaweil- The gentlemen
favored the Intelligenccr with an agreeable
visit.
K. c. Times, Dec. 2e:-''Niss Julia Smith,
AN accomplished and handsome young lady
from Lexington. came up last night to spend n
day or two here with friends ON East Ninth
street"
Richmond Democrat:-Miss Lucy Atkinson,
of Lexington, tn. ~prettiest lassie between the
two oceans,-whose smile Is as radiant as =
sunbeam, is spending the holidays with Miss
Matte Garner.
Kansas CITY Times, Dec 27:-Misses Bessie
| and Minnie Houx OF Marshall, Mo. daughters
OF Oliver Houx, Esq. are In the city visiting
| friends and attended the grand ball at the opera
| house asst night.
Judge VIM. T.. Wood went to Kansas City
Monday. He was a delegate TO the Bar Asso-
citation, but while there he will try to lind a
suitable residence, and If successful, Will move
there at once. We very much dislike to lose
such Il valuable citizen.
One OF our popular physicians is soon
to be bereaved 6> his wife. w no goes away
on a visit to relatives. In lieu of the old lady
he has bought a warming pan to keep his bed
warm. The pan may do, but 1t won't begin to
compare with the woman.
The following named gentlemen have called
on the Intelligencer since our last Issues. L.
Pflegar, j. IL. Gather. John Lubric, N. U.
Ewing, J. n. Robinson. Geo. Nethercutt, VIM.
Pearcy, W. H. Carter, Jos. Smith, WIN. Bear,
J. {. Atteberry and wife. r. H. Smith.
Jefferson City Eclipse :-''The marriage Of
Mr.. Albert O.. Allen to Miss Laura Watson,
daughter of Mr.. J. Christy Watson. Of this city,
takes place this week. Mr.. Allen takes his
bride to st. LOUIS, where he will reside. He
expects to be secretary Of the board OF railroad
commissioners"
Miss Katie KRAMER met with a painful acci-
dent Christmas eve. A cup containing very hot
lard bursted IN her left hand. badly scalding
three of her dngers-so badly that the skin came
or. The accident is especially to be regretted,
q, II prevents her from playing the piano. and
as she is teaching at C. f. C. this Inconvenience
:. her materially.
n the following named, residing or at school
Elsewhere, came home to spend the holidays with
their friends:-Frank Hassell, Kent Chambers,
Ike Ryland, seigel Hainkel, john Humphreys,
= John Carpenter, DR.. Ran Vaughan. Ed Smith,
Jas. Morehcad, Chas. Carroll, Ed Bruwner.
DIR. W. j. Mcdonald and wife. E. W. Carpen-
ter. Gus. Dunkel, 10. B. Silver and Luther
Nickle.
Harvey W.. Plattenburg. ESQ.,, who has been
Il Out III u 4hiouht1'hob hhhihS 50 AShhS A'a
the winter. On his way TO Dover. Thursday.
he paid us a pleasant visit, He Is still suffering
from frosted ieet. the result of being caught in
a mountain storm. He thinks that his mininZ
. property Will prove very valuable, having
already received an Offer OF $40, 100 for q par
interest in 1t.
N. Y. Herald:--'Chie Justice Waite Is o
medium height, straight, strong and nrm. Hi
nose, mouth ami chin are large, while has hal
and beard are iron gray. He Is siNty-four year!
> old, and was born in Connecticut, but moved I,
Ohio when he was twenty three years old
V. choosing Toledo for his home. Mrs. Waite i
Q in III health; and the social duties of me famil.
fall mainly upon Miss Waite. who is briiilan
and popular. One son is the superintendent o
an Ohia railroad and the either is a Toled
lawyer"
u Richmond onservutor:-'Ou Office wa
: enlivened II lew evenings since NY u call fror
Miss Mary Marshall and Miss Cora McGinnis
accompanied Ivy Miss Molli- iItck am and Ms
Lucy jenkins. two fascinating bellies iroI
, Lexington, VINO We're spending the holidays i
" RichIuoud, the guests OF bliss Mo!lic Marsh I'll
1, and we are sa'isliet that their presence III III
Office demoraiized tue boys more than II cyeIon
und well they might have been, FOR there az
IN none more susceptible to the witchcry oil swe,
i, sixteen than The printer
The remains Of Mrs. Cross George ElIo
u were buried at IL shsate Cemetery, Wednesday
during 4 heavy RAIN. A large number of friend
of the novelist We're present. The mournei
r. Included the husband Of the deceased, and Pr,
fessors Tyndall, Besloy and Cabin. The tuner
" services We're conducted by DR.. Sadier, Il I'm
ii. tartan ministers. Among those present We
Herbert Spencer, Robt. Browning, Sir Thcodo
10 Martin, George L. DUN .rice, artist. Edpui
Yates, Thomas Woolner, r. "A. and Rudolf