Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-10
Personalities.

DR.. r. Temple ia somewhat better.
Judge Tut continues to be very low.
Mrs. Joseph L. Thomas is in the city.
Gen. Shelby was in town Wednesday.
Mr.. Jas. R. Bergman, of Marshall. Is dead
DR.. J. F. Hassell is almost entirely recoy
erred.
Mr.. B. r. Ireland,
Col. John Reid spent two or three days il
st. Loui this week.
Carl Schurz and his daughters sailed by til
Rhein for Germany, Saturday.
1.Gen. Grant has sent $3.50 10 the fund 10
the proposed confederate home.
Mr.. John Meirer, Of Denver. Col. was
here to attend his sisters wedding.
Mrs. c. N. Thomas has been suffering 70
some time from nervous prostration.
Messrs. Benz. and Scott Kennedy have beef
visiting relatives in the city this week.
Mrs. Florence Otte, of Mt. Leonard, ha
been spending the week..with her father, Mr.
y. A. Price.
N. Y. Express:-"The new hand painted
bonnets 60 very well with the old hand.
painted faces"
III Ill IIsuss 1llO i UGH
er, of Butler, were in the city Monday OF
legal business.
Mr.. F. p. pallmeyer, of Jefferson City, the
champion wing shot Of Missouri, is in the city
visiting friends.
Messrs. Robert Taubman, and Jos. o. Lee
sueur were delegates, this week, to the grand
encampment Knights Templar at st. Louis.
They got back yesterday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Balm, of SPOKANE,
Washington Territory, are in the city, visit.
log Mrs. Baln's father, Milton F. Royle. Esq.
They viii he here until about June l..
n. Y. World;-"A St. Louis newspaper
contains an article relative to Judge Treat
Standing by the Bar That's the place for
Judge Treat rs we'll as all who desire 10 be
treated"
The following card has been sent TO
friends:-"Robert L. Smith Mary Belle Boil
ton. Ceremony ut Baptist church. Lexing-
ton, No., Thursday evening. May Is, at nine
o'clock, 1884"
Mrs. B.. II. ireland left, Tuesday evening
for Vicksburg, Miss, with Rev. Geo. l..
L%eyburn. She goes to visit her uncle, DIR. J..
H. Bowman, and to attend Presbyterian Gem
eral Assembly.
Mr.. Henry Macy came down Thursday
evening, on q business visit, and returned
yesterday evening. He requests US to change
his address from Troost avenue to 1914 Har-
rison street, Kansas City.
The following card has been sent to
frienas:-"Mrs Yingling invites you to attend
the marriage of her daughter, Belle, to Chas.
4. Cors, Wednesday, May 81, 1884, 8 O'Clock.
p. ~, at residence on Ridgeway."
The following card has been sent to
friends :-''Henry J.Kiefer-Annie c. Schmidt.
1 request your presence at the marriage of
my daughter, at my residence, Wednesday.
May IA, 1884, at 8 80 p. m, Mrs. Charlotte
Rnebel."
The following cards have been sent to
friends :-"Mr and Mrs. F. Morath request
your presence at the marriage of their dauch.
ter, Henrietta, to W. T. Owen, at 8 O'Clock,
p. M, Thursday, May Is, 1884, at home, Lex
Mo-"
N. Y. World:-"Gen. Malone. like J. Gill
lespie Blaine, is very sensitive to cartoons in
the comic papers. But from the way things
now look down in Virginia there seems to be
less disposition to cartoon Malone than to
cart out Malone"
Begins never loses bis gaIlantry. When
be came home hOw-came- o n-so, the other
night. aud Mrs. b, told him she was ashamed
OF him, Begins replied: "Better nv wife
(hic) should be ashamed of he thic) than I
should be ashamed of my wife"
In Siam the women are agitating the 1,es-
lion of their rights. They have gone so far
to petition the King that their husbands
shall not pledge them for gambling debts. 1t
Is not considered probable that the king will
grant such q preposterous request.
Hon. A. 7. Morehouse, of Nodaway couu-
candidate for lieut.. governor, was in the
city s couple OF days this week. Mr. More
1ouse il q gentleman Of commanding pres
snce. OF Legislative experience and integrity
If purpose, and would ill the position abb.
snd arcep!aO!y TO the people OF the state.