Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-10

NJ. A2W4O0 0I1nt - q1ftou0ly Ill.
Senator Don Cameron isserlously III.
Secretary Folgez. who has been III. 10 better.
Hon. Chas. L. Ewing was in the city 1uss-
dsy.
Mr.. Vim. Ce1ss. who has bssn qaits Ill. ID
better.
Old aunt Mary Jackson was said to b dying
last night.
Phsres Cassidy died at Lebanon, Pa, March
:, aged lts.
Mr.. Philip Keller left. yestsrday, for the east
to buy goods.
Mr., VIM. Gene. of Wellington, has been i'll
fer some time.
Hon. z. A. Collins has been here sttsndtnE
court this week.
Mr.. Frank Dsnahos. Of sedalIa. has been
quite i'll. but il better.
David Davis 10 to marry Miss Annie Burr, at
Fayetteville. N. c.. next week.
Mr.. Il Wolf. OF Carbondals, Kan. was In
the city this week visiting friends.
Capt. B. NJ. Nssls asks Us to change his adj
srsss from Blackburn to Hisginsvills.
Aiss Julia Watson. Of Independence. has
been visiting Miss Annie Smith this week.
Stllson Hutehins WAS married. Wednesday.
1t Warrington. to Miss sarIta Morrison Brady.
'Asssrs. Wallace. Peak md Ysaxer, Of Kan
sas City. arc engaged ia the Green case this
week.
J.. Harvey Mediation. Esq.,, was In alien
dsncs at court the frat Of the nrst three days OF
the week.
Mr.. Theodore Gosewissh has been coufnsA to
the house for some time with rhsumstism. he
10 now = little bsttsr.
Mr.. Charles Ward. Of Bates City. was In town
Wednesday. 1t least ''that 10 what We heard
several fellows sAy.o
Independence Prosress, March So "Miss
Tons Ryland will remain until After sstur day
and attend the opera"
MT. Frank =. Groves desires US to change his
address, from l6 Hays street, to u South Vine
street, Nashville. Tenn.
Mr.. Jesse Cromwell. Of Fort Worth, has bssn
In the city. this week, attending the funeral of
his aunt. Mrs. Rachel Nishols.
Mr.. =. r. Gould. ths ssntlemsnly AGENT Of
Miss Lydia 8. Harris, was In the city last
Friday looking after that lady's interests.
Miss Harris. the pianist. goes from here to
st. Louis to all an engagement. AID latsr will
play At Coates opera House. Kansas City.
Mrs. Sarah Patterson, wife Of Mr.. Charles
Patterson, Of Narshall, formerly the publisher
Of the Express. in this city, Is in tswn visiting
friends.
Wentn.-.l iii winter, returned
home last Monday to take charge OF his MON.
er's farm.
Miss Maggie DouthItt and Miss Ella Cromwell
returned to their homes In Kansas City, last |
Aondso, after 9 visit to friends and relatives |
in this city.
3rs. ". g. Hussrove and Miss Lille Drys-
dale went up to Kansas City, last Wednesday
On . wesk's visit to their sister. Mrs. |
B. 8. Cromwell.
Col. and Mrs. Reid got homo from their Cali.
Tornis and Florida trip. Last Wednesday, fstfs- |
ned with their long railroad ride. but much
benefited by their tour.
Nj. Woodis White accompanied the remains |
Of his father. Joseph b. White, here for burial |
this week. and remained . day or two visiting
the friends Of his childhood. |
Mr.. W. D.. wainwright, who has for the mast
six week. been visiting his son in Texas, reach.
I'd home last Saturday. He left Hlss somewhat
better. Mr.. W. 10 again In his shop ready to
10 all work In his line. aad hopes to b remsm.
bered by his friends.
shsrman, Tsxas, Courier. March /, lss1:-'.T.
l.. Chisolm and Miss Fannie Sunmsrvlls wer.
married At the Christian church last evening, At
O'Clock, by the pastor, ". G. Dimmstt.
house WAS crowded with an audisnss full Of
curiosity to witnsss the ceremony. II the period
Of their welded bliss should fortunately BE-
drawn out In proportion to the length OF the
ceremony. their days On earth together will be