Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-03
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A little daughter Of Mr.. D. Hecker i quite
III.
Miss Mollie ~BodenheImer has been visiting
in W~arren>bGrg.
Mis- MolIie Switzer received, New Years
day at Kansas City.
Prof } W. S%andusky, of Higginsville, was
in the city Monday.
Mis-. Julia tbpl. of Kansas City. Is visiting
the Misses Mounljny.
Miss Edna Hushes, of Richmond, is visit
Ing Mrs. Sam Keller.
Mr.. Eph. kirg spsnt ths holidays visiting
friends at Kansas City.
Miss Nina Limrick received with the Misses
Blrnhart. at Kansas City.
Miss Mamie Boteler received with Mrs. /.
VI. Ridge, at Kansas City.
Miss Carrie Cowie Is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Olan Mead. at Slater.
Miss Emma Bachnan received with Mr.
Adam Long at Kansas City.
Miss Lizzie Stewart, Of Millersburg, Penn,
IS In the city visiting relatives.
Mr.. J. W. Renick, Of Washington
ship, was In the city Thursday.
IA AZ .Aal ShaiS VI
ship, was In town, last Tuesday,.
Mr.. Jno. 8. Blackwell was confined to bis
bed. Thursday, with a severe cold.
Mrs. VIM. Still has been at Brownsville
visiting her father who was very I'll.
Mrs. Phoebe Cordell spent the holidays At
with her mother-Mr.. Miller.
Miss Fannie Marshall has returned 10 her
duties In the postoflce at Higginsvilla.
Mrs. Relic 3 ,blnson, of kansas City, IL
visiting her sistqr-in-law, Mrs. Stewart.
Mrs. Foote received with Mrs. A. p.
Spencer at Kansas City, on New Years day.
Miss Annie Ketner spent the holidays with
her mother aud friends at Junction City, Kan
sas.
Prof. Lennon got home last Thursday
night. He brought a live white quail with
him.
Miss Maggie Green is spending her Christ
mas holidays with her brother, In Kansas
City.
Misses Maggie and Minnie Drysdale spent
week visiting relatives in Hig-
ginsville.
Mr.. Geo. Appel will leave, Monday. for
Abilene, Texas, where he will make his fu-
ture home.
Mrs. Emma Hicklin returned to her home,
Brownsville, yesterday, after a short visit to
friends here.
Mr.. N. n. Grant, of Laramie City, Wyom-
ing, came in, Thursday, on 3 short visit to
his parents.
The Misses Mary and Lulu Hughes, OF
Richmond. received with Miss Mary Adkins
at Kansas City.
Mr.. A. R. Fleming and wife, of St. Louis,
who bad been visiting here left for home last
Wednesday night.
TIL types made US announce the Hsrrel.
son-Gordon wedding on Dec. 2. They should
have said December Is.
Mrs. f. C. Chew, and children, returned
home. last Wednesday night. Miss Annette
Winsor accompanied them.
Mrs. W. g. Mu>grove went down to
Brownsville, Wednesday night, on = short
visit to her fathers family.
Miss Susie Tevis has been dangerously i'll
with typhoid fever for some days. She WAS
thought to be better yesterday.
Mr.. Lilburn Shields will leave tonight for
St. Louis and Cairo where he will spend 3
few days with relatives and friends.
Miss Eva, daughter of Capt. A. E. Asbury,
of Higginsville, catne home from Stephens
College. Columbia, to spend the holidays.
Miss Fannie Allen returned from her holi.
day visit to ST. Louis, Il few days ago, aud is
in Clay township ready to resume her school
duties.
Miss Julia G.. Smith, the distinguished
Kansas City soprano, arrived here on a visit
to friends, last Tuesday morning, and re-
turned home on Thursday evening.
The neighbors of Capt. j. NJ. withsrs are
wondering why he does not like turkey. It
is said that he will walk two miles to eat hog
meat, when his wife has turkey at home.
Mr.Herman krause will represent as cor
respondent ut Jefferson City, this winter,
the Anzeiger des Westerns, of st. Louis, and
will also keep our readers informed as to
legislation.
Mr.. Albert Strother, a son of Judge Jno. P.
Strother, and an attorney -at-law, has located
In our city for the practice Of his profession.
He will be associated with Mr.. John 8.
Blackwell.
Messrs. Gus. Lehman, VIM. Lowry, W. P.
Chapline. H. W. Winsor. j. NJ. Beach, W.
A. Thornton, J. q. Seartoss and otter Big
ginsvlile niasons attended the installation
ceremonies at Aullville Monday.
. Mr.. John Barley, formerly of this city,
but for the past two years station agent at In
dependence for the Mo. P. r. R., is again
located in this city. He has many friends
here who will be glad to see him back.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. FL. Chiles gave Miss
Julia G. Smith Il pleasant musical evening,
last Tuesday. There were present, Miss
Smith. Miss Katie Hollis, Mrs. j. O.. Lesueur.
Mrs. J. D. Conner, Mr.. A. W. Smith and
Capt. Conner.
Who'd a thought it Of him' Squire Clay.
ton in handing us a marital notice, last
Thursday morning thermometer seven be-
lpw}, remarked. "This is mighty good wealth,
er for marrying" Our "Altar" for the past
few weeks seems TO attest that the old gen.
tleman was 'kerrect." Somehow zeros and
matrimony seem to go together In more
senses than one.
N-o-r-d In Swedish, Danish, German and
French means north, but we venture to say
that ISIS Carlson. who married Peter Nord,
last Thursday, did not consider him cold
even though the air from the n.o.r.d wal
laden with frisidity. The Intelligencer. de-
spite wind and weather. wishes MIR. and Mrs.
Nord all warmth of affection and c~easeless
balmy zcphyrs Of prosperity.
Grand Sacrifice Sale.
On Monday the 9Th Inst. we will %iuaugurate
the largest and most important closing sale,
We have ever made. We find ourselves the
possessors of the most valuable stock of dry
goods that we have eyere before owned q!
this season Of the year. and we are defer,
mined to close them on. if possible, and to dc
this we will make the most unheard of re.
ductiOns on CIoaks, Blankets, Comforts,
Velvets, Velveteens, Cashmeres, Kid Gloves
Flannels, Gents U~nlaundried Shirts, Clo,h
Gloves, &c. We will give = full u detailed
list In next weeks paper. Thanking our
friends for inuumersble favors, soliciting thsil
continuance, and wishing all a happy and
prosperous New Year, We are, respectfully
Il W. G. MCCAUsLAND.
Sweet Gum and Mullen.
Very few realize that in the emulation they
see clinging to the sweet gun tree there Is 6
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