Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-23
PersonallEes.

Is dead. -
Santa Claus will be In Lexington At II o'clock
tomorrow night.
Mr.. Jerry Chanberlain. OF Kansas City. has
been In town this week. -.@ 81.
Mrs. Robt. Taubnan spent last Friday and
Saturday In Kansas City!
Mr.. VIM. Nichols. Of this city. has two chill
dren very sick with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Conkling left, Monday,
he for New York and she for St. Louis.
Our old friend Lee Bradley 10 IN the county ON
.~a!visit, and Of course cane mp to see rs.
Jno. o. Lockhart. Esq. Of, Dover township,
is dangerously Ill from a p.ralytie streke.
Rev. Geo. L. Leyburn has moved into the new
Presbyterian parsonage, near MI. stephen G..
Wentworth's. .g-tts..e.ru
Richard Field, Esq. has been seriously Ill.
for nearly two week, with bronchitis. but 10
now better. ga. @'F5 a-s &c
Muster NJ. L. Wood. Of the navy. 10 here for
the holidays. At the residelos Of his brother. T.
C.. WOOD, Esq.
Prot. Sellers left for Texas, last night. When
he returns there will be the arrival to note OF
Prof. and Mrs. Sellers. f-- o. 80
Mr.. Elgin. Of Platte City, who 10 pur-
chasing grain at Wellington. came down Thurs
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miss : annie oommervilie, Oh SHERMAN Iexas'
WIZ 1asfrAso early In January, TO q very
worthy young gentleman OF that city. Misc
fannie mas numerous friends In this city, who
VIII "lsh Ter ner unalioyed happiness.
"r. mos "A. Whitworth. OF Dakota, is in the
county visiting his father and friends. and paid
the lnseiligenesr q pleasant call yesterday. He
Will leave Tor home Tuesday next, after particl-
patihg In the knights Iemplar banquet In this
city Monday night.
Higginsville Messenger:-''Perry Loonsy is
certainly . very reckless young man. His
friends have cautioned him to guard we'll his
heart ana we have cautioned him about the
girls, but he won't take advice, and we'll
Bet:ie-n 60 Moran more"
Gov. Crittenden has lost a bright little nine
year-old DAUGHTER. from diphthsria. The high
est place does not protect one from the vista
Iou AN AAAh u 4hC 8ONeXuOT u Ms
good vile have the sympathy Of all feeling
hearts in their addiction.
Mr.. frankie Stone. daughter Of Mrs. Stone, Of
the Baptist College. who has been on . visit Of q
month to her mother, In this city. left yesterday
morning ior florids' on account OF her health.
she was given 4 farewell party Thursday. at the
residence oil MIR. Ben Russell.
Cards have been sent to friends - follows;
"W.-N. wedding First Baptist
Charcn. fiatle City. Missourl, Thursdsy Even
'ns' Dece"oer '"en'y-eAgntn eign'een hunoreo
anu e'sh'y-t"o' "t nait past eisas O'CLOCK. b.
:. "oouson, 81 ooAepn' Ao.-AssRis Norton'
fAatte lily no.
airs. Agnes ~ Nuuin' IN renewing nor sub
scripton' writes from Fushmatsha, Ala
-FOUR paper IL n'Hh'y appreciated. ! consider
II tue Dest poiitlcai ana family Newspaper II
TIE west. itis q housenoio necessity with me
ana always VIII De- -FOUR personal column u
equal 10 u weekly iettsr 70 ms"
but ls now better. The general is one oil oul
17as and having ,noy.I IN I.,,na,o, -,
early day, when the business part Of the cit,
was where the present Old Town is. HIS hea,tl