Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-14
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Mr. Thos. NJ. Dicken spent psrt OF the
week In Kansas City.
Mr.. Philip Keller will 90 east to buy his
spring stock tonight.
Mr.. James Wolf, of Springfield. NO. 10
here visiting his parents.
Mrs. Philip Keller leaves, tonight ior .
visit to relatives at St. Louis.
Mrs. jos. Wolf Is still suffering 4 great zeal
from the dislocation Of her hip.
Mr.. Nathan Corder, of Wsvsrly, was In the
city lsst Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. Jackson Corder is visiting his daush-
ter, Mrs. W. P. Walton, at Butler, Mo.
Miss Fannie shsnklin, Of Carrollton, II
visiting Miss Bette waddell. in this city.
Miss Bette Waddell has returned home
after an extended visit to New York city.
james e. Hooton, Esq, has returned from
Washington City and WAS here this week.
Mr.. Augustus Barley left, this week, Tor
Delphi, Ind, to visit relatives and friends.
Jas. A. Gordon, Esq, of Marshall. was In
town this week q couple Of days on business.
Prof. T. G. Lennon and Miss Katie Greer
went to Kansas City, last Saturday, to see
Lolita.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Morrison returned
from their trip to Washington City yes
terday.
Mr.. Jas. Lazy and wife, n<e Annie Hale, OF
LosAngelos, California. visited relatives here
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Z. Poage, Of Butler, No.,
are on a visit to their son. Rev. W. n. PosSe,
in this city.
The Thalbots says that Rev. Edward
Klimpke is going to Europe soon because OF
throat disease.
Mr.. W. G.. McCsusland ias been absent
this week in the east buying goods. HE will
likely return to-day.
Miss Annie Hansard, Of Fulton, came up
Thursday morning on Il visit to her sister,
Mrs. W. 8. EppersOn.
Mr.. Jno. P%lattenburg, OF Dover, WAS In
town, this week, on s visit to bis sister, Misc
Susie, at the E. AS.
Elder 7. A. Mcpherson, OF Msrttnsville,
ILL.,, left for this city Thursday, aud was sx-
pected In the city last night.
Thos. Il. Bayliss, Esq., who has been to
Washington City, looking after his chances
for the postmastership here, has returned
home, looking exceedingly well.
Mrs. Chas. Brammeli, n<e Annie Smith, Is
| hete visiting the family Of her father. Hsrri-
son Smith, Esq, and other friends.
Miss Jennie p. Goddard, Of the E. A. g.,
| Is announced last week, has gone for y short
| visit to the New Orleans Exposition.
| Capt. Mark L. Belt, returned from Wash
ington City last Wednesday. He Is q promi-
uent candidate for an Indian agency.
Miss Bette Dinwlddie, Of Dover, whose
| sickness WAS mentioned In our last issue, res
turned to the e. A. g., on Tuesday last.
Miss Matte Roberts, Of Higginsville, and
| Mr.. Noah Brsnstetter of Mexico, No., will be
married at Mexico on Monday, the 10th.
Mrs. Chss. h. Royle 10 visiting friends In
Kansas City. She Is expected home Monday.
Mrs. T, J. John of this city, IL visiting her
mother. Mrs. J. E. Myers, near Wellington,
| She was accompanied by her cousin, Miss Low
Myers.
Miss Annie May shotwell, Of Odessa, who
ha. been visiting at Richmond for the past
three weeks, wss In the city. Thursday, on
her way home.
Mr.. Peyton Anderson, who former ly lived
in this city, but who now resides In the ceun.
byS . ~ Nv ASJ VA !" SAAS "NSA sAoA
hands with old friends.
Mrs. Henry Uphaus, the venerable lady .
biographical sketch Of whom we printed
lone weeks ago, celebrated her los birthday
at Concordia, last Thursday.
Mr.. J C. Lesry, q very prominent cattle
man Of New Mexico. and his wife, who
was Miss Annie Hale. were in the city vislts
| ing relatives and friends this week.
Miss Florence Conn left, last Monday, for
FER home In St. Louis. Miss Florence 10 M
| of our most popular and interesting young
| ladies, and her many friends here regret to
lose her.
"He tried to kiss NE and I Just told him to
behave" said IN irate young lady after .
sleigh ride recently. "Well, did he kiss
your asked her friend. mo. the idiot, he
behaved
Mrs. G. C. Brooks, of San Francisco, who
has for the past two months been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. j. W. Rinehsit, and her sister,
| Miss Fannie Offut, of this city. returned home
Wednesday.
Mr.. Geo. ". Herd, Charity, Dallas county,
has been in the city for soms days Is q wit
L uCbo II u NuIulu IlIotbs ~ pulCuAoCO
some Of the stolen property from them be.
lieving them to be all right.
Miss Sophia Haskell, Of Ray county, Mo.
who has bsen visiting the Misses Cole and
other friends for the past three weeks, depart
ed for her home, Monday morning. to the
regret Of her many friends.
Rev. h. n. Richardson, d. D., Of Wyano
dotte, KAN, has for several day been the
guest Of the Baptist College. He will soon
move his family TO Lexington, SO that his
daughter may have the advantages OF the
! college.
Mr.. Gland Morsland and Alder: Grant,
son Of Mr.. J. ". Grant. of this city. left for
Texas last Wednesday evening. Mr.. More
land goes to TT. Worth and Mr.. Grant 70 abb
lene. They are both worthy Ls1instonisns,
/ and we wish them good luck in their new
I ventures,
MIR. and Mrs. Jackson Bradley, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. NJ. Cooper. and Mr. Geo. Il. Young
have all returned from the New Orleans sx.
position. They are delighted with Whist
they saw, and are loud In their praises Of the
exposition.
Merchant TrsEsler:-"What q cute little
moustache John hss,'' remarked one girl 4
another. "slightly scattered. however
Eyes, It's . base bill moustache-" whats
that-nine on 9 sidefo "ot course not
that's old" "Whst Is 1t, thenS" why
three out all out"
Mr.. ". E. Gray, asst. supdt. c. h A,
R. F.. was an interested spectator at the sen,
fencing of the Dnrbir gang Mr.. Gray takel
pleasure In tsstifying to the efficiency of MI
Blackwell es q prosecutor, and says that To,
management Of the road hold that gentleman
In high esteem for the fearless snd intelligen
manner in which he discharges bis duty.
( Eew Orleans minister recently married
colored couple, snd at the conclusion unnec
essarily remarked: 'Cp snch occasions n
this it is customary to kiss the briae, but II
this case we will omit it." The inoignsa
bridegroom very pertiLently replied: sOr
such 40 occasion &c this It sm customary t
give lie minister $40, but in this case we vii
omit it."
Mr.. Weightman Mitchell and Miss Csiis,
way, both OF this township, were married OF
the 9Th ins:., at the residence Of Mr.. Mitchell
The naptiais were to hsve been celebrated OF
the Sd inst, but were unagoiGakly postponed
by the sickness of Mr.. Mitchell, who, .nsteaf
o. growing better, seemed to be gcttin;
worse. On the 9th inst. he sent for hh
afianced, who responded to the invitation
I and at his bedsida WA made his hrida