Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-10
Personalities.

Mr.. G. o. Grimes has been east buying goods
Mr.. Joseph James has returned from Colo.
RADIO.
Mr.. J. c. McGrew spent a day IN St. Joseph
this week.
Mrs. Nathan Corder, who has been very i'll, il
now better.
Mrs. w. B. Steele and little George arc visit.
ing in Waverly.
Major Geo. Gordon is at Kansas City on the
United States Jury.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Sparks Is back from his trip to
the Indian Territory.
Mr.. Chas. E. Slayback has removed from st.
Louis to New Orleans.
Mr.. VIM. Gratz has returned home from his
stay at Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Judge Walker, who has been visiting
friends in Bates county, has returned home.
Mrs. Jno. Il. O'Bannon, nee Hannah Shieldr,
has been in the city several days visiting friends.
Mr.. Jos. L. Thomas, of West Plains, was in
the city visiting his family Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Miss Sue Rife desires us to change her addr. IS
to Kansas City,, Mo-, instead OF Wichita, Kan.
rs heretofore.
Mrs. Jno. I. McGrew, Of Holden. No, who
has been visiting her relatives here, returned
home on Thursday.
Hon. Aenophon Ryland went down to Je0rr-
son City, Thursday evening, to wait upon Gov
Crlttenden in compliance with the resolution of
last Mondays meeting.
+. Coleman Smith, Esq, OF Butler, Baies
county. Mo-, Was in The city Monday. lie and
his family had been spending several DAYS visit
ing Hon. Jos. f. Smith.
DR.. P. H. Chambers has removed his resi-
dence to the rooms over Mr.. Phiii,, Krl!cr's
store, where he may be found ut nj lit. Ills Of
lice will remain the same as now.
ElDorado Democrat. November 2:-"CoI. Joe
Davis and L M. Cruce returned home last satur-
day, after = weeks stay in Kansas City attend.
Ing United States court. They report a rainy and
muddy season while in X. c."
Jefferson City correspondence .'Capt. VIM.
Bradbury. deputy warden of the penitentia-
~, WAS married in this city last night to Mira,
Ada Waters, adopted daughter OF Gen. james
U. Miner, the Rev. John Gierlow of the Epis-
cOpal church officiating"
A liend OF Mrs. HoWgate says that from a
once proud position in Washington society She
and her attractive daughter have been reduced
10 the necessity of seeking employment where
ever 1t may be found in order TO gain IL iiyeli-
mood. Miss Howgate earns q small salary COPY
ing Tor some legal firms. When HOwgute fed
he took with him sorne So. 600 In bonds, which
his daughter owned in her own right, and turn
ed over To her erring father at home to aid him
IN making good his escape from the clutches If
the law.
The Sedalia BaZoO of recent date saws: s.The
Good Templar's ncck-tIe social and oyster suu-
per, given IN Meyers new building last night,
corner or Third and Lanine streets, was we'll
attended. An elegant cake was voted to the
Misses Salllc Howard and Sallie Garrett, the
former won by a vote Of 40 to lOJ. There was
o good deal of spirit manifested in the contest,
and the lucky lady may well feel proud of the
victory. The cake brought twenty-threc dol
lars" The Miss Sallie Howard spoken OF above
is the daughter Of Mr.. Tim. Howard, of this
city.
Sedalia Democrat:-'Mrs Leonard, OF Lex
ington, Mo-, Il daughter OF Mr.. j. l.. Stephens,
OF Boonville, wore on the evening OF the Shaw
Parker wedding a magnificent dress of ceil-blue
velvet. with ceIl-blue satin embroidery, and
elegant point lace a quarter OF a yard deep by
way OF trimming. The dress was made by the
celebrated Partisan man-milliner, Worth, and
was draped and re-touched by Mrs. j. Il, Hall.
of this city. Point lace butterflies adorned the
basque, Il rich point lace handkerchief matched
the dress garnitHre. magnificent point lace
honnces trimmed the skirt, and with the cos
tune was worn diamonds OF fabulous price
bracelets, brooch. ear and finger rings, The
dress WAS probably the most expensive one ever
worn in Sedalia