Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-04
Personalities.

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Miss Emma Wooster. of Independence. II
Visiting Miss iona White Of Dover.
Mr.. Mark W. Conkllng was Ia the city . few
days ago, and paid us q pleasant visit.
T.. e Crenshaw will spent the Sabbath with
his family. He came In last Thursday.
Mr.. James Mexican 10 on the road again.. after
his injuries In the wreck three weeks ago.
Mr.. Nm. Smith. son OF the late DR.. T. 8.
Smith 10 here VISITING relatives snd friends.
Samuel J. Tilden was born IN New Lebanon,
Oolumbis county. N. T.. February Q. 1914.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Graham are in the city
visiting Mr.. Graham's father. Mr.. J. A. Graham,
Mrs. ". NJ. N. Green. who has been danger
ously Ill with rheumatism for some weeks, ID
better.
Mr.. Ben Gordon has gone to housekeeping In
the Atkinson residence. corasr Of Franklin and
Laurel streets.
Jay Gould Was born II November. 1888, In the
town OF strattsn's Falls. Delaware county. N.
Y. and 10 In the 18th year of his age.
Mrs. j. Robert Davis left for Nevada and FL
dorado springs. Wednesday. with her two chill
dren. They will Be gone several weeks.
Miss Belle Burnett, q medalist at Central Fe-
male College In 1874. has been elected as one OF
the teachers in the Boonville public school.
Mr.. Wm.s Smith returned . few day days ago,
from EldorAdo Springs quite Ill. but he 10 now
much better. Mr.. Hamlet cam back at the
same time.
Miss Kate X. Kramer returned. Sunday from
Chicago. after 40 sbssnce Of about eight weeks
and is now ready to ommencsW work at Central
Female College.
Mrs.. Susan II. Trigg got . quite severe fall
down n digit Of steps q few days ago. jarrisg
her considerably but breaking NO bones. She 10
now pretty well over 1t.
Lieutensnt-9overnor Campbell has accepted
an Invitation to be present at the reunion OF the
SURVIVORS OF the battle of Wilson's creek, and
deliver the opening address.
OF all who composed the United States senate
which In July, 1851, only Mr.. An
thony aud Mr. Sherman can be said to be In &C.
tive political life. The rest are dead or retired.
Or. Alvin A.. Austin, surgeon Of the Steamer
Richmond. U. 8. navy. just from . three years
cruise in the Pacific Ocean. Is In the city visiting
relatives ,sa rsHSs for his home In Philsdslphia.
Misses Estelie and Mary NcGrew returned
Thursday evening. from . weeks visit to Sweet
Springs. They report that popular resort AZ be.
ing prosperous and better kept than 1t has been
In the past.
Jefferson City Tribune:-''Henry Thurston,
who u seven feet seven inches high, il visiting
friends and relatives at Versailles his native
town. His wife Is six feet high. He served gal
lxntly in the rebel army under General Sterling
Price,"
Nellie Arthur, the daughter Of the president,
started on q pleasure excursion on the govern
ment steamer Dispatch on Tuesday. She is &C
oempanied by Mrs. McElroy and her daughter,
and BY Misses Jessie and Alice Arthur, her
COUSINS.
John Bonneville went up to Kansas City on
business for K. g. Loomis & Co.. Tuesday and
Wednesday. Misses Bessie and Minnie Mar
shall were with him, he left them at Indepen.
denoe. for . visit to the family Of Mr.. James
O'Gorman.
Dr.. N. Wood. OF Kanaas City, was 80 dam
2erously Ill. last Wednesday morning. that
there was little hope Of his recovery He was
better when heard from yesterday. The doctor
Is = brother Of Judge VIM. T.. Wood. who has
been with him part OF this week.
Miss Sue Rife who has sold out her millinery
establishment here, went to Richmond, Wsdnes-
day. to remain till next Monday or Tuesday.
She will retarn here for . few days. when she
will leave for q trip through Nebraska and New
Mexico. to seek . location for business.
Mr.. J.. e. Tucker. formerly Of Mayview and
Hlgglnsville, has changed his location to Nor
borne, Carroll county. Mr.. Tucker is . good
business man, . courteous gentleman and q
valuable acquisition to any community We wish
him success in his new hons and cordially
oomnsnd him to the citizens Of Norborne and
vicinity.
J.W. Beokwalter, the last democratic candidate
for governor of Ohis, reached his home In
Springfield after travelling 4s, 600 miles. He
brings from China and Japan q CSC. 600 collection
OF porcelain, consisting OF over two thousand
pieces. He will give every one of the $50 men
employed In his shops some valuable present In
commemorstIon OF the tour.
Gen. J.H. Graham was overtaken with an At.
tack Of vertigo as he was walking down Ridge
way, last Saturday evening. In his endeavor 10
keep from falling he accelerated his paos almos,
to = run. and when he finally fell. came down to
the pavement with great force. His face was
severely cut. and his right wrist received Q deer
and painful bruise. He was confined to thu
house q couple OF days. but has since then been
out ss usual.
Some energetic but Just editor rather forcibly
ssys:-''Young man. when you leer at a lady on
the street or startle her with your lssclviou.
glances, does II ever occur to you that an intern.
ri scoundrel might insult your sister, your
wife. or In coming years your daughter In the
same infamous manner How would you like
tnats Would you think it smarts Would you
regard It ~ manly and evidence OF blooda II &c
you are An utterly contemplate puppy, and
ought to be kicked from one end Of the cont.
next to the ether and horsewhIpped bach
again."
Miss jane Grey swisshelm makes this savag.
shrust at nun and the corset:-'.Man In Chris.
tian civilization sees no beauty in the femal,
form. unless there 10 a notch all around, lik,
that with which . woolman deadens q tree
The deeper the notch the better Is he pleased
tor 1t makes a convenient rest for his arm. l,
making this notch Tor his admiration and con
yenisnce. . woman as sursly, If not as shortly
takes her own life, rs the woodman takes tina
Of the tree" Now, as one of the male sex, W
protest 1t Is not for mans pleasure. but fol
woman's envy that women compress thet
waists. When q man puts his arm around
woman he does not want 1t to 60 into
"notch." What he does want ia to grasp good
solid woman. Now, this. Jane, be
cause We know. We're one Of the creature.
ourselves. and whatever other failings our se,
may have 1t 10 a Islander on the good judgmen
Of any sensible. vigorous man, to assert this
when he hugs his wife he wants the hug to be a
little a. . corset can make it. Charge all tn
corset nonsense to the women, dear.
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