Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-28
Personalities.
Miss Cordelia Crowder is very i'll.

Miss Cordelia Crowder is very i'll.
MIR. Audreen spent Thanksgiving day 81
home.
MIR. Powell Jackson was here a day or TIVE
this week.
J. W. Branch, ESD, of Higglnsyllle, was II
town Wednesday.
Prof. Lennon ate his Thanksgiving dinne'
at Mr.. E. Aliens.
Mr.. Thos. Clark is sick with Inflammation
of the face, from cold.
Miss Jessie Burton, OF Higginsville, Is visit
ing friends IN this city.
Mr.. C. W. Fish, of Sedalia, spent Sunday
in this city with friends.
Mrs. Octave Pavy is the guest OF Mis-
Phoebe CouZins in St. Louis.
Mrs, George Houx and daughter Miss Ora.
is the guest of Mr.. ). A. Price.
Mr.. Joseph o. L%esueur, and his daughter
Susie. spent last Saturday here.
Mr.. Jack Price, of Kansas City. spen
Thursday with his parents in this city.
General S~tonehouse, acting assistant ad1u'
| tant general of New York, died Nov. %.
Misses Ella and Jennie Thompson, Of Hig
ginsville. spent Thanksgiving day at Mr.. +
Aliens.
Mr.. II. Wills. Winsor came up from Hig
glnsviIle, Thursday, to spend Thanksgiving
at home.
Mrs. James Mcmillan, of Belmont county
Ohio, is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Kirk
patrick, near Odessa.
Miss Barbara X. Bowers, of nesr Lexing
ton, spent this week visiting her friend. Mrs
Wayman, IN this city.
Mrs. Geo. Farrar will leave, Tuesday. TO-
take Kansas City en- route.
Miss Nettie b. Wallace returned, Tuesday
from a two-months' visit to friends at Boon
vile, st. Louis and other places.
Miss Nettie Boyer, Of Marshall, returned
home, Monday, after a ten days visit to hel
friend, Miss jessie Roth, at Corder.
Mrs. DR.. A. B. TAYLOR and Mrs. DR.. John
son, of Kansas City, are visiting Mr.. Levi
Neal and other relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. C. Stabler and baby, o
Weston, came down to spend Thanksgiving
with relatives and friends in this city. The.
will remain till Monday.
Mrs. II. S. Munson, of WATERFOWL. n. Y.
who with her daughter, Miss Fannie, and he
son, Charlie, have been visiting at Mr.. E
Tuesday morning.
Miss Aurelia Miller and her sister, Mrs
Phoebe Corlell, have returned from kansa
City, and nave concluded to live in Lexing
ton. They tell 4 l~aughable story Of their ex
periences in the bluff city.
Miss Lizzie Kennedy, a pupil of c. F. G.
went home, to Higginsville, Wednesda
night, to spend Thanksgiving. She was &C
companied by her cousin, Miss Bessie Wa
lace, They will return Monday.
A correspondent asks the Boston Glob
whether it is lawful for a man to marry hi
widows sister. The Globe replies: "Lega
but not feasible" Just so and equally legs
to marry his sisters widow If he can find hel
Mr.. Edward A. Ireland, of the firm 9
Ireland, Philips & Co., Nashville, Tenn, wa
here for Il day, recently. visiting his brother
Mr.. B. r. Ireland. He talks of going int
business at Kansas City but is not fully de
termined.
The following card has been sent t
friends:-"William G. Wilmot, Lexington
Mo. Hattie II. Bellies, Mayyiew, Mo. Nj
and Mrs. G. E. Bellies request the pleasure
your company at the marriage Of their daugl
ter, Hattie H., Wednesday evening, Decen
Der I'd, 1885. at twelve o'clock, residence mes
Mayhem, Mo.
Mrs. John G. Worthington and Mrs. w. {
Musyrove celebrated their birthday. Ia
t Monday, at the residence of the former.
few intimate friends were invited, and an e.
cellent dinner was served. The ladies d.
f clined to tell how old they were, and intim'
ted that they might yet become widow
The writer of this hopes they will not.
l least for forty or fifty years.