Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-02
Personalities.

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MIST. D. Barney returned from = visit to
Ray county.
Nrs. Jamss Hooten returned to st. Louis
Thursday night.
Mss Alice Carney. who has been very i'll. is
new eonvalescent.
Miss Aollle Foster has closed her music classes
At Armstrong, and returned home.
Mrs.. Lizzie Barley has been in the city for
the past two weeks. visiting friends. r
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles .McIsae. Of Vernon
county, are visiting friends and relatives near
Lexington.
Squire VIM. T. Tut lie ayes Lexington. Mon.
day next, 70 make his home for the future in
Nevada. Mo.
Mr.. 9ruudy Young will start to st. Louis to-
night for aiupply OF goods. and Will be absent
I've or six days.
Mr.. Adam .Toeppe has so far recovered as to
be able " come down int his store. but he Is
still an invalid.
Ars. Buford Chinn has gone to 81. Louis on q
viais to her sister, Mrs. Geo. McGrsw. and will
remain till after the holidays.
ED. J. H. Hughes. Ct Bolton, was In the city
Tuesday and Wednesday. He was on his way
to st. Louis to marry u couple.
Ssdalia Dispatch:-''Judge j. B. Simpson.
capitalist, Of Lexington. passed through here
last night on his way to st. LOUIS"
Mr.. John Barley. station agent 1t Lake City.
came dswn Wednesday night, on , visit to his
mother. and returned the next morning.
llMr. H. J. e. Ahrens Is dangerously ill. with
pnsumonla and abscess oil tho lungs. There is
still hope OF bis recovery. but he is quite low.
Mr.. Mark A. Leftwich. Of the Higginsville
Messenger. Mr.. Kalpmeyer and Mr.. Canterbury,
paid the Intelllgsncsr . pleasant visit last
Saturday.
Mr.. Nm. Tats, who has been suffering very
nnch frsm throat Affection. left, last Tuesday.
for San Antonio. Texas. where he will spend
the winter. q .s~..
> Richmond Observation-Disclosures Field, the
well known humorist. has accepted the position
OF psragrsphsr on the New York Herald. with =
salary Of e96 per week"
Misc Fannie Nosby. Of Mayvtsw. returned
homo last week. after = TWO wesks' visit to rsla-
tivsn IN the city. Her grandmother, Mrs. Rag
land, went home with her, and will remain .
few days. - $3.50
Niss E. Miller viii deliver q temperance I'D.
dress in the Baptist church. in this city,
Dec. 4, ut ! O'Clock, p. m; also vt Higginsvills,
Tuesday night, Dec. 3; Aullville. Thursday
night, December ]; Rrownsville. Friday night
December 3. 81 '
Advice in the will OF the late Moses Williams,
. Boston millionaire: 81 have never looked tor
. large income, but have sought the greatest Sc
curty Of the principal; governed BY this rule, ]
have met with fsw losses, and to this 1 owe my
large estats." ~"
..No. papa. I don't wish to marry yet. whai
I want IL . man who does not drink. smoke,
chew, snuh. 60 but ct night. gamble. bet. over.
eat, etc.. in short, . man with NO vices. and ont
who isaiways good.'' ssMys dsughter,'' said
Mr.. Dusenberry, .:.you are but . stranger here
heaven IS your hOme.'
Major Edwards says in the Dispatch:-''1h,
voice Of Patti Is outdone by the form Of Lang.
TRY. 1t is the difference between msre wind ant
blood, meat and bons." Dear Major, what {
mistake! Why PATHS form is perfection. Will,
they are saying in the loudest kind Of stage
whispers down east, that .Lsngtry il deficient II
her underpinning. "a sa! g.
Richmond Conservator:-''Miss Mountjoy tn.
fascinating daughter OF Sheriff Mounuoy,' o.
lafayette, il In the city on . visit. the guest O
Mise Mamie Hubbsl.s . y The Mirsel
Allen, the far and accomplished daughters O
Deacon Allen. Of. the Intelligencer, are IN tn,
city, the guests Of Mrs. j. T. Chld and will ct.
tend the Rines' ball Thankssfving night" :
Dayton Journal:-''There n . quiet laugh a
Suo cAHGuSe Va Tue OQ0tOIo ~ 1uUA&u0RO1A6s GA'
Senator Hendricks was recently reported critl.
oaily i'll of erysipelas. with gangrenous symp'
toms. certain, the great doctors OF Indianapoll,
and Louis willie said, to carry him to = speedy
death. The senator prepared for his fate calm
ly, and resignedly waited for the grim messen'
ger. But he did not proceed to die. The day to
which the sclcntae doctors limited his life. {
blunt old democratic friend, who is q country
nranfsfiona~ Ann IN rMU HE Aiaftn0rrSahA
friend a farewell visit. He locked At the cry
slpelas of the dying statesman, and suddenly
said. with an expressive grunt: Nothing but
bile. by G-di' The next day the statesman wa
at the polls. voting the democratic ticket. Tn,
distinguished scientific physicians are YER,
quiet on the subject. We have the document fol
this story" .+si'1 2 - - +.
The following presents were received by Mis-
Bartels. whose marriage to Mr.. Freymiller v.
mentioned last week: Large family blble. from
Mr.. and Mrs. Klimpke; set of silver teaspoons
Mr.. and Mrs. Phetzing; set of silver teaspoons
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Kriehn; set of ivory hsndl'
knives and forks. Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers; set o
glass bowls. Aiss Mary Kreutz; glass tea set
BRIDES uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Wtstsr
holds glass fruit bowl. Miss Lima Meyer :slegsn
lamp. Carrie Rsdeke; frosted cake stand, MisI
Alvina Meyer; chins teacup and saucer. Mis-
Lima Bradley; china set, brides brother ant
sister; frosted fruit bowl. Mr.. and Mrs. job,
Duvall; elegant waiter and towel. Mrs. Gose
wisch; elegant work stand. Mr.. and. Mrs
Lubric; 2-hsrss spring wagon. BRIDES father
bedroom set. Mr.. and Mrs. Redeke; elegan
BRIDES cake. Mr.. and Mrs. Gelzer; table linen
and . handsome bsd spread, brides mother
ten dollars in gold. groom; spring wagon
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