Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-14
Personalities.
Mr.. james Brice is very i'll.

Mr.. James Brice is very i'll.
Mr.. VIM. COVE 10 very low with eonsumI
ton.
Miss Tillie Hollis IL visiting Mrs. Walker, ~
Lula Sessions, At ] Jacksonville, Ill.
Caroline RichinEs- Bernard lies Frustrated b.
smallpox at Richmond. her home
Miss Alice W illiams lett Tuesday Tor st. Lon
to live with her brother, Mr.. Jack Williams.
MI. Vim. q. Chlles and his wife, and Ara
Toote, went down to St. Louis to hear Patti TIL
week.
Miss Lula Hassell will leave Tor Ca1rollto
Monday morning to attend the wedding Of he
brother.
Misses Bodie Hockensmith and Emma Shafer
of H%igginsvills. are visiting Mrs. II. p. Nc
Causlaud.
Mr.. WIN. b. Aorelsnd, who has been HON
visiting relatives, left last week for Pueblo
Colorado.
Mr.. John Cunningham. formerly of this city
now of Blue Station, Jackson county. IL her
visiting friends.
Miss Ella Cromwell, Of Kansas City, 10 il
Lexington on q two weeks visit to her sister
Mrs. Bi. Austin.
The Sun, which shines for all, says:-''Ih
date OF Oscar Wilie's arrival 10 ssthstic. l
was Jan. 2. or 1888"
Mr.. Lewis b. Scott, son Of Mr.. Green Scott
is In the county visiting his fathers family. H
has been living for i've years In Texas.
Miss Mauds Stallard, Of Plattsburg, has en-
tered the Baptist Female College a. q papil. tn
aSasf cossvier OF the recruits for the secoAe
torn.
Stevens, alias Ware, alias . dozen other things
| who once made himself notorious In tht
community, and subsequently was . member
Of thu third house at Jefferson, was in the oaty
this week. We hope he has reformed.
The following card has been sent to frisnds:-
''Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Flack request your pres
ence at the marriage Of their daughter, Dollie,
Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 10, 's1.a : O'Clock
Christian church, Plattsburg, No. Robert B.
Flynt-Dollie Flack."
Mr.. O. 81. p. Catron left for West Plains
Howell county, his future home, last Thursday.
His family will fellow him In the spring. We
commend Mr.. Cstrsn to the new community In
which he has cast his lot 10 . reliable busirsss
man. . clever gentleman, and An energetic. val
liable citis en-. We are sorry to lose him, but
wish him abundance Of prosperity In his new
home.
Uncls Strod Renick was In town list Thurs
day, and stated to Us that his faith in the goose
bone was unwavering; that it was little OF
last year. but had gotten all right again. He
predicts that the present warm weather will
continue during the entire winter, with the sx-
seption Of one cold spell during the latter part
Of February or FIRST Of March. We shall sec
what w shall see
Mr.. Al. Schuneman, one of Lsxingtm's boys.
spent > lew days with his parents ald friends
last week. He is now employed a. sassnan BY
the Robert Keith Furniture and Carpet Co., Of
Kansas City, Mo. Mr.. sshunemau has bsen
with Robert Keith 4 Co.. of Lsaven worth, Kas.,
for several years, and is we'll posted about fur
niture, 20. We feel confident that he will treat
Lexington people Just right, and sell them goods
at the lowest prices.
The following has been sent to friend :-"Nr.
w. q. Darr requests your presence atthe mar
risgs of his daughter. Katie L.. to Joseph +.
Hsssell. Jr., ct the Christian church. Wednss-
day, January IL. 1883, at three and o. half
o'clock. Csrrollton. No. Attendants Mr..
James r .Goodson and Miss Ola U. Dsrr; Mr..
Rector Minnie and Miss Anna z. Steadily; Mr..
Odus G. Young aud Miss Louie Hsesll; Mr..
Walter z. Dsrr and Miss Eliza 4. Esds."
''Thers il . lawyer engaged in the trial of .
case before the United States circuit court at
Boston, who wears q black velvet gown and
damon ornaments. This is not the ordinary
uniform Of practitioners in that court. and the
persons presence is the occasion OF NO little
eommsnt,' says the Chicago Times. After
creating . sort OF wondering astonishmsnt by
this announcement 1t makes the affair mmo
place by aadiny:-''Ths practitioner 10 Mrs.
Belva A. lockwood. Of Washington, and her
Silent 10 . Providence WOMAN"
Chicago Timss:-''The New York thsatsr.
goer whom custom requires to remove his hat
has submitted to the inconvenience snd inpsrti.
nenoe of the headgear of the theater-gesr whom
custom requires to keep her hat on. just a. long
As protracted patience would permit. His
grunbllng, erstwhils done under his breath,
has swsllsd under aggraxstion to . roar, and
when tho car wheel Of = Cd 1sborough now rises
to obstruct . view OF the stage the regulation
cry il: Take your clothes OF your head. sis. ,
This 10 grossly impolits, of course, and cannot
be defended. So 10 the wearing Of the Gains
borough cart wheel aforesaid q breach OF good
Manners, and neither san II be defended -
Ladies'. take notiosI
Tho school girls. the blessed school girls l
About iorty-mors or lsss-of these blushina
buds Of promise, under the care Of Mr., 0uarles.
gave US = call last Wednesdays afternoon. We
had all the presses running It their highest speed
when the girls e.ms in, and had fond hopes o.
getting An hour Of hard work out OF the boys, te
make up for lost time, but s-lsss! a-lassI ths
boys all stopped work to lock at the lovely faces,
and We couldn't blame them. We have heard
nothing since but ''rsd JACKIE, " Thrown eyes, ,
derby hat" t., &c. We hope they vii
come again, and come often, and give us tire,
days notice before hand. ss the boys will thel
have time to clean up the once, and Will hav,
three days Of pleasant anticipation. Bless th'
Hirla. The older Wa 1roW thu mora NJ lox,