The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05
County court meets next Monday.

musical treat. May Z.
give the young Ladies' a r0usIng house at
the opera hOuS", Monday night. MAY It,.
See advertisement, "Wmtcd' bids for the
construction al Il new hotc. ut IIiggInSviIIc.
lduna entertainments are always popular
aud good. Remember the date, Monday
night, May II, AT the opera house.
The Wizard Oh entertainments at the
opera nous" this week are highly spoken of
b. those who have been in attendance. The
h"hring sisters are especially good.
The residence Of Mr.. James kelly,on South
street, was enteredhy burglars, last Wednes-
day night, during the absence of the family.
The thief secured but few II any vaIuabIes.
Uncle Adam Walk. who for II year or more
has been stationed at the Blue Springs water
tank on The Mo. l.. X. r., has. we are glad to
learn, been transferred To the tank at NY
rick.
The hOOdlum nuisance il as great as ever nj
the opera house and should he snmmariIy
abatcd. Persons who themselves do not wish
to hear, should not he allowed to deprive
others Of hearing If they wish.
A wonderful interest has been shown
throughout the west in Prof. James Bald
wins paper. THE Center of the licnublic."
in Scribner's Magazine for April. 1t is an
inspiring account of The rise and progress of
The Ohio Valley. suggested by the centennial
celebration soon to take place at Cincinnati.
Prof. Baldwin's account of what has been
accomplished produces Il glow of patriotism
and makes his readers proud of their birth
right.
Higginsvillc Advance. 2Slh:.-Miss Como
rah Harrison, of Lexington, and Miss Whit
worth, of Aullville, were the guests tins
week of the Misses Ilendrick. Mrs. Willie
Bower and her friend, Miss Nellie Shockly.
went up to Lexington Wednesday afternoon,
just as they expressed It, 'on u bum Capt.
X. TOdhunter was in after Wreg Jackson
early last Sunday morning the captain mourn
ing the loss Of II y~alpable gold watch and
chain which was stolen from his room Satnr-
day night. Up 10 date no trace OF The miss
ing property had been discovered. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Willie Boyer invited II few friends 10
their home ON Thursday evening to celebrate
with them The Iith anniversary of their mar
ricd life and, too, in honor Of their guest,
Miss Nell ShOckly. II was q pleasant OCca-
sion and enjoyable. Fruits and ices were
served during the evening, much TO the salts
faction of The inner man, making those who
enjoyed 1t wish for anolhc" anniversary 10
roll around and lind them present. some
rascal rode Il morse from Mayview 10 lli2-
ginsville Saturday night which did not be-
long TO him. We understand that both hor>c
and man were taken back to MAYHEM Sun
day. q. NJ. SeDree leaves for Springfield,
Mo-. Tuesday next, having, much TO the re-
gret of his friends, decided upon "A chance of
location. MIR. SeDrce though comparatively y
young man is already a lawyer OF some abiii-
ty. Naturally endowed with keen and quick
PERCEPTION ~ well As good sense, he has in
the three years of professional life among us
wonderfully developed, and to-day commands
the respect of the bar of the county and the
confidence of clients. In private life he is II
gentleman of irrcproachable character and
possessed Of fine sOcIal traits. We lmmGn
him 10 the bar and 10 the people Of Spring
field rs a gentleman, IL scholar. and Il good
Judge Of law More il SupCrluOus, without
we add hat Mac is u Scbrec.
Corder:-According to the announcement
OF last week. Mr.. Marshall Frazier, On the
evening of the 18th insI, IN the presence Of a
large crowd OF witnesses, led Miss Mamie
Lewis To the hymencal altar. They rompOs-
edly entered the room preceded by the faith
err aud mother of the bride, Mr.. Sam Lewis
and Miss Bette Goodwin, ami Misses Carrie
and Laura Lewis, and bv a few short solemn
sentences uttered by Rev. Shackelford. they
were pronounced one until death should sep
...,, hoo. NI..I.tI la, I.,.nl l,. l., .-V
faithfully, hut lay untiring effort and earnest
pleading hc gained the much coveted prize.
Mamie was Logged by al, aud her loss from
the society of the young will he sadly felt.
Amiable yet stable. proud but industrious,
line looking but not vain. Calm and discreet,
she sees the world as il Is, and is prepared 10
enjoy fortune, or withstand misfortune
Marshall is brave, gallant and energetic, and
will do all in his power TO make her comlor-
table and happy. Mamie being tie first born,
and The first welded, 10 labor or expense
was spared on the part OF her parents TO pro,
vide for the joyful occasion y rich aud bouu
tiluI feast. The table was beautifully decor
atCd and burdened with all the subsiantials
and daintieS that sharpen the appetite or sat
isfy hunger. About scvcnty-live relatives
aud friends gladly partoOk of this feast to
their full satisfaction, and there was sufficient
for many more. Following is Il list of the
many valuable presents: Decorated china
fruit service, Sam T. and Carrie Lewis; red
plush pin cushion mounted on silver and cut
hDwer-, Miss Bette Goodwin; table cover
and bed spread, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Lewis
bed spread, Anna i'ricc; bed spread, Mrs,
W. ID. Lewis; $40, Aunt Mary table cloth
Lucy Stark aud brother; table cloth, Ella
Lewis; table cloth, Harry Lewis; linen nap
kins. Mrs. NJ. l.. LOckhart, linen napkins
NJ. and e.. Page; set Of napkins aud Russian
chair scarf, Sam BedswOrth; hand paiulc,
table scarf, Il. G. Booton; embroidered table
scarf, NJ. aud l.. !iarwOod; white silk hand
k%erchici. Howard Wilson; bolt Of cotton
DIR. ltenick; picture, Nate COrder and sis
ter; mirror and comb bracket, Albert Lewis
etching, Home, Sweet Home }. A. Steel
two handsome oil paintings, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Lewis; pair vases. Mrs. Corrin; decor.
ated tea set, G.. O., Smith; berry service,
jamie He'll: berry bowl, Charley Encks
hand painted toilet bottles, T.. l.. Warren and
Miss Georgia Flnlcher; cut glass fruit bow
VIZ ''iNNi A"'i'' y" Abih ltlllbIlItt sci
Mrs. q. NJ Lewis "nd IIa NcsinIth: silye;
cake basket, Mrs. j. Z. HARDWOOD; bowl and
pitcher, Sidney Wilson and sisters; water sci
n. and l.. Strudrr aud sister; glass pitcher
Mcrlic Lewis; berry bowl, Maggie Lewis:
cut glass butler dish, Stephen Lewis; dee
GRATED china plates, VIII Fleet and sisters
set Of c%arvcrs, w. and ). Saunders; ivory
handled GarYcr,. L., l.. Npulp and wifi. spt nj
ivory handled knives and forks, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. I. Goodwin; SILVER knives, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. j. Lewis; silver forks, Miss Stella
Lewis; dozen ivory handled knives anu sill
Yer forks, Mr.. and Mrs. j. g.. Ncale; dozen
solid SILVER SPOONS, Mrs. Mamie Bradcn-
baugh. Bessie and Frank; cut flowers, Miss
Kate Gordon. Brides dress, cream Henri
eta cloth with puffed side panel of MORE
silk, V shaped neck, back and front, filled
IN with MORE, hand bouquet of hyacinlls
and COrnella Cook roses, diamonds. Brides
maids Laura Lewis. cream null and lace,
cream milts aud hand bouquet of white
lllacs and Marcchal Neil roses. Carrie Lewis,
cream Ia; &c robe over cream null, crcar.
surah Sa1l, cralIl mltts and hand bouquet al
Goodwin, pink SuTal, beautifully combined
with apple green plush aud elabornicIy
trimmed with pink and green ribbons, pink
Kid gloves and hand bouquet of white lilars
aud hyacinlhs. The Misses Hrowu. a,
Malta Bend, Mrs. sam Lewis md sister, Car
rle, OF Kansas City, and Miss Ria Ncsbith. OF
Dover, wore participants in the pleas
ureS OF the oCCasiuu. Ihprn uva,, ,I.n,