Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-09
AULLVILLE.

MISS lncker IS visiting the family OF
Mr.. Benz. Whitworth.
Mr.. James Proctor and Miss Katie
Bullard attended the festival at the
Christian church.
Mr.. Will Stewart, OF Higginsville,
was visiting Mr.. L. NJ. Major the first
part of the week.
Miss George Major, who is attend
ing school in Higginsvile. is spending
the holidays at home
Miss Carrie Ewing, of Higginsville,
spent the holidays with her school,
mate, Miss George Major.
Mr. John 5. Conlon, wife and baby
are visiting the family of Mrs. L M.
Major during the holidays; they will
return home to Hannibal, Mo-, in a
few DAYS.
Mr.. Eug me Handy returned home
from his visit to his sister in Indepen-
dence last week; he had a pleasant
time while there, and was delighted
with the city.
| Married At the residence OF Mr..
Lewis Harrison, on Sunday, Dec. 81,
Mr.. Ell. Powers and Miss Harrison,
daughter of Uncle Lewis, were mar
ried by Elder David Phelps.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Major was visiting his
brotherin-aw i'll southeastern Kansas
last week; he had a pleasant time there
and returned home well pleased with
the country and with his visit.
Elder Phelps preached at the Chris.
tan church on last Sunday; there was
a large crowd present, and Elder p.
preached fine sermon. His regular
days are the "a and -lth Lords days in
each month; all are respectfully in
vited to attend.
Mr.. George ". Roberts and lady, ac.
companied by Miss Jennie Llttlejohn
left Oh last Tuesday night for Mobile
Alabama; Mrs. Roberts goes there fol
her health; we hope she will be great,
b melted by her stay there, and tha
she will return to lis much improved il
uealth.
MRS. Il. L. Greer returned home OF
last Tuesday night FROM Buffa o. New
York, where she has been for the las
two months, attending the World
dispensary. She returns to Missouri
much improved i'll health and we trus
much better than she was Sicn she lef
Us to attend the institution. She ha
great confidence III her physician ant
in the institution, ana in his ability I,
treat the diseases which he says he cal
cure.
The ladies of the Christian churcl
gave a festival at their church OF
Christmas eve. There was lary,
crowd present and the ladies had pre-
pared a supper which could tempt tht
appetite OF Il person who had eaten
wedding dinner. Those present seem
ed to enjoy themselves, and all were il
/ such good spirits that every thing
passed off SD quietly that no distur
Dances of any kind were had The
ladies deserve the thanks OF the peo
pie at IL, re for preparing such AN ell.
} ioyable OCCASION for them to meet OF
Christmas eve to cuioy themselves at
and also 10 meet tor The good whicl
t grows out OF such an event the satisfac
ton OF the outward man. The ladie
desire 10 liink ali those who assisted
them by their donations and to express
their thanks to the people at large TO
; the manner they conducted themseive
D while i'll attendance. After The suppe
was over the rnmainng cakes which
Z were not cut were auctioned off b.
Esquire Barns. In aii the ladies tool
e i'll about 50.
Died, III the residence OF his mother
Mrs. a. & Belt, aboat miles south O
, this place, Johnnie belI, aged IL wear.
The subject OF this sketch was born i