Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10
PersonaIities

Personalities.
Mrs. Ed. Herr, Of Mayview, is visiting in this
city.
Miss Fannie Keenc Is visiting friends i'll Mex
Hon. B. r. Mcdaniel, of Saline county, was
in town Tuesday.
Hon. Jefferson Davis and family have goi
home from Europe.
Miss Fannie Bayliss is visiting Miss Ems
| Wilson at Richmond.
Miss Fannie Armstrong, Of Odessa, is visit
ing Miss Mary Young.
Miss Sarah Rickenbaugh is visiting relatives
and friends in this county.
Stunning cravats are now the rage with the
ships. The bigger the better.
Mrs. Robert H. Wilson has been very ill will
pneumonia, but is now better.
Mrs. Scott, wife OF the Presbyterian minister
at Waverly. Is dangerously Ill.
Mrs. H. c.. Ewing. who has been very i'll, Ii
now much better-out Of danger.
Miss Kittie Corder, Of Wsvsrly, is listing
Mr.. Goodwin's family at Marshall.
Mrs. Charles E. Allstadt and her two chill
dren are at sedalia, visiting friends.
Miss Emma Zentmeyer, of the Higginsvill'
nsighborhood, has been visiting at Waverly.
Uncle lack Mitchell is much better. and now
sits up. We hope to see him entirely recovered
soon.
Miss Jessie. daughter OF Mr.. Wallace Corder,
Of Alma, Is very i'll with 4 complication of all.
men,s.
Mr.. B. #. Simmons and wife will celebrate
the 10th anniversary of their marriage on the I'D
instant.
Mrs. P. NJ. Harris. Of Wyandotte. Kansas
Is visiting the family Of Mr.. John Z. Corder. In
Waverly.
MIR. William Moreland returned frsm Colorado
last Wednesday, where he has been for the past
two years.
Mr.. Henry c. Herr came up from Texas. Q
few days ago, to visit friends and relatives in
this county.
Vim. F. Kerdolf, Esq., who has been very
Ill for some months has been able to be about 6
little this week.
| Mr.. Jas. R. Brown. son Of Capt. Jno. "
Brown. has been dangerously i'll with typhoid
fever, but is better.
leading citissn Of Wsverly and . fair lady
Of the Webb schoolhouse nsighborhood are to
be married Tuesday.
Mrs. J. A. billiard, Of Central, COL. is viz.
iting her husbands mother in this county, Mrs.
Catherine o Hilliard.
Our s'devll'' was II years old last Thursday.
Not a very large nor . very cid devil, but never
theless a devil OF . devil.
Mr.. VIM. Chanslor, who has recently been
suffering greatly fren Inflammation Of the
stomach and bowels, Is somewhat better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Houston of Portsmouth,
Ohio. are here visiting the family Of Mrs.
Houstoa's father. Thomas B. Shelby. Esq.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. v. Simpson will reach
their home at winona. Nina, about this time,
after Visiting st. Louis. Cincinnati and Chicago
Col. McClelland was very i'll last week snd
the week before. He was able to come to towr
Monday, but looked much worstsd by his sick.
ness.
Col. Z. P. Yorkston. of st. Louis, the courtlJ
gentleman and wide-awske representative o.
the Campbsll press, paid Us q pleasant visit las
Monday.
Judge Lockhart had q relapse q few days age
And his friends were very uneasy regarding
him, but he is now very much better, and 1t II
hoped out Of danger.
"Csurtship is not run by the Rule o.
Three" Ne, but by the rule Of one; gener
ally the woman. Sometimes the situatior
changes after marriage.
Miss Annie Russell. who 10 teaching school
At Waverly, "a graduate. and a very popular lady
will leave fer . visit to her home, Trenton
Tenn some time this month.
Capt. Dave Pool 10 In the county. He likes
long horns In summer, but when winter arrivei
he prefers TO come to old Lafayette and spend
the evenings among Gods people.
Mise Belle Leyburn, sister Of Rey. Geo. L.
Leyburn, arrived In the city from Louisville
last Saturday. and will remain here soms
weeks visiting her many friends.
Mrs. Jas. C. Hoetoa arrived from st. Louis,
Saturday night, accompanied by her csusin
MISS Annie Ssaton, OF Knoxville. Tenn. Wit
10 visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jas. Hays.
A society of German women has been formed
at Berlin called the ''Clothlng League fer the
Abolition of Petticoats." Abolish petticoats,
Nsverl What would be left for the men to run
after.
Fashion notc from the Omaha Republican
''There are no marked changes in cutting gen
tlemen's clothing. except that psntalsons are q
marrow that they are c~ross-leggsd, and Goa
tails are cut high up the back Of the neck"
Miss MIN Limrick has gone to Kansas City tc
visit friends. She will remain there some little
time. when she will return to Lexington for
short visit. and will then go to Sedalis, where
she will in future reside, with her sister, Mrs.
A.. T. Sharpe.
Tho friends of Mr.. Hiram Wsedln will b.
panied to learn Of the death of his s~on-in-law
Mr.. W. j. Hlllyard at his home near Bethany,
No., on the 10th Of Nov. Mr.. Hillyard was
married to Miss Fannie L. weedin, near Dover,
on the 2elh Of August last.
Mr.. BENZ. Vaughan has gone to Versailles
Kentucky, on a visit. He will be absent abou
three months. We hope our Kentucky ssntem'
poi aries will help him out with some pretty
widow, as we knew he cannot have gone K
Kentucky entirely for the purpose of imblbini
old Bourbon.
Col. n. v. L. McClelland, of Lafayette coun
ty, Mo-. has been elected alumni orator o
franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster
Pennsylvania. for the text commencement il
June, 1882. II the colonel accepts he will max
the college an eloquent speech which will be al
honor to his alma mater.
Gen. j. II. Graham celebrated his SD birth.
day last Monday, and he says it was the proud,
est day Of his life, made 50 by the many warn
congratulations Of old friends. some OF whom
he had not seen since he was sheriff of the coun'
~, some twenty-five years ago. Most Of hi
children and grandchildren were with him. W.
wish the good old man still many recurrence,
Of the day.
Tbs following named have called on the Intel.
ligenser since Its last issue Jos. Hammer, 8
". Hillard. J. F. Larkin. j. W. Bellies. T. NJ
Dlcken, p. W. Osborn. B.. F. Hammer, H. C
Price, Benz. Vaughan. j. 8. Renick, G. r..
Everhart, DR.. J A. Mann, E.. Downs, Jno. p
Herr. NJ. L. Snyder, Stephen e.. Went.
worth, ]. W. Renick. g. NJ. Boone, W. B,
Ed. Hill. w. T. Anderson. ID. A. Rldgeway,
Isaac Chanslor, VIM. A. Chanslor, Hon. B.. A.
Collins, Isaac Neale, Wilson Malone, j. Wesi
i GondW1n I r Grnraa W r WI,ito Ios>,L