The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19
Saturday night, the position not being a par

Saturday night, the position not being a par
t~icularly desirable one.
Dr. w. y. Mcdonald has been lutte m tbi
week, being troubled with Il slight attack i.
= paralysis Of the face and disarrangement a
the bowels. lie il now better, however, AN,
1t Is hoped will soon he about again.
Theodore TiIlon is described by a lady wb,
recently saw him in The new salon in Paris
He has grown stout and his long white hail
was pushed behind his ears and his face ba.
u restful look, peculiar TO men OF leisure.
James Russell Lowell is at his home, nj
Elmwood. Cambridge, where he will remain
during The summer. lie is sufficiently re.
covered from his long Illness to take ,bor,
walks about his grounds, aud Is rapidly gain.
ing In strength.
Rev. 4. NJ. Cobb has had Al other back No,
and Is confined to his bed, but il il novv
thought that he will he up again Ia a short
time. His condition WAS considered very dan.
gerous, however, last Monday night, and II
was feared that he would not survive.
MIR. Fred. Beal formerly operator al the Mo
+. depot at this place, now engaged in the
smelling and refining business in the CIV If
Mexico, Republic of Mexico, arrived bara
iue5uhJ HiRuI iOT u WISH 10 MS MANY trienla
He is well pleased with his new home.
Miss May CatrOn, who has been Visiting
in Butler, returned home Frid ~ evening of
last week. She was accompanied by Miss
Georgia Fletcher, of Alma, who has also been
visiting there. aud who remained here until
Monday. Mr.. Thomas Catron, of Butler, also
accompanied Miss May home.
A girl, who In the matter OF beauty and af-
fectionate exuberance was not 10 say fresh
AZ first love and rosy AZ the dawn" WAS
asked why she did not get married., and this
Is what she said in reply: IL have considera-
BILE money of my own | have d parrot that
can swear. and II monkey that chews tobacco,
40 what need have l for "a husband%'
Malta Bend Qui Viye:-Monday evening
some thirty OF our Young folks gathered at
The Residence OF Mrs. NJ. Fl. Brown, In honor
OF Miss Mary Trent who will leave tins week
tor her home, in Memphis, Tenn. The even
Ing was delightfully."- spent III social glee,
music anu games on the lawn. Cream and
cake were served during the evening, Miss
Trent has made her home here with her aunt
for two years. during which time she attend
ed the c. +. g.. at Lexington, where she dis
tinguished herself as u student. gaining the
medal for the best grades IN all departments |
this year. During her STAY here she made
many warm friends who will be 10th to see
her leave. We hope her abse nee will not be |
permanent but that ere long she will return
to adorn the social life la which she moves.
Miss Dorothy Tenant, Henry NJ. SANKEY'S
bride. Is u slrikingly beautiful womsn, "a |
years OF age, who has made for herself AZ a
painter OF pictures Of children, especially OF
children OF the streets of LondOn,a more than |
national name. In appearance she Is striking
aud exhibits great force of character. Fond
Of outdoor exercise she has developed q hand.
some hgure. She always dresses In quiet
iasie and ID never hammered by . corset. Her |
father was the late Sir Charles Tenuant, an
eminent parliamentary lawyer and u warm
personal friend OF Mr.. Gladslone. She lives
with her mother unostentatIously In a charm.
ing home at Richmond terrace, Whitehall
place. She has one sister and one brother.
Her sister IL younger than she is. but no less
beautiful and striking. Her brother, again,
has none OF the fire Of the two sisters aud Is
with the easy gong, plodding life OF
u country gentleman. tie II engaged TO he
married to the daughter of a country saulre.
Miss Tennant and Stanley first met at the
house OF an American, in England, shortly be-
fore he went TO America on has last lecture
tour. II is said their courtshIp was brlef.but |
that they were engaged before he started on
his second journey To Africa. As illustrating |
stanley's abruptness y story is told by tho
LONDON Truth Of the announcement by him
Of his engagement and approaching marriage,
ut u reception given by the Baroness de |
Worms. Stanley remarked 10 u companion
that he would be In London during July to
attend u wedding, after which he would 20
To Scotland. "Your wedding" was asked, |
lokingly, "Yes." replied Stanley, u am going
TO marry Miss Dorothy Tenant"