The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-09-15
Personalities.

Mr. JOS. EdmOnds, Jr., is quite sick with
malariai fever.
Mrs. Fannie Bane has returned from her
visit TO Ohio.
Miss Edith schaefermeYer is in st, Louis
visiting relatives.
Misses Miuettc and Katie Slayback left for
home this morning.
Mr.. Steve Wilson spent several days in
Warrensburg thus week.
Mrs. q. Brice requests her address changed
from MAYHEM to Fayettc, Mo.
MIR. Geo. w. Marquis requests his address
changed from Alma to Corder.
Mr.. Will Tate, of Louisville, KY, has been
here this week visiting friends.
Hon. H. G. Wallace has been in Jefferson
City, this week, on legal business.
Mrs. John krichn and Miss Johanna arriv-
ed home from Colorado last Thursday.
Mr.. JAS. III. Gibbons requests his address
changed from Independence to AullVilie.
Mr.. Z. f. Christensen requests his address
changed from Kansas City TO Warrensburg.
Mr.. Jas. Lockridge, of Kansas City, was
here several days this week visiting friends.
Mr.. w. G. Chinn requests his address
changed from Napoleon. Mo-, to Alton, Ind.
Master Willie Waddell has been in st. 10.
this week attending the fair and visiting rel
atives.
Misses Fannie Bsehr and Lydia Primer
left this morning for u weeks visit to Kan
sas City.
MIR. w. C. Shoemaker and Mrs. f. T. CLAY
comb. of MOundyilie, Mo-, are here visiting
friends.
Miss Annie Wcis returned homo last Sat-
urday night from her visit to relatives in
Kansas City.
MIR. L. w. Barnes and wife left for Medi-
cine Lodge, Kansas, last Sunday. for Il visit
| of several months.
Miss Mamie Farley, of MarShticld, former
ly of This city. arrived hore last Thursday TO
attend the f.. A. $.
Mrs. o.. A. Meierer and her daughter, Miss
Anna, LETT last Sunday evening, Tor st. Lous
to visit relatives and friends.
Miss Claudia Silver, who has been visiting
relatives here for IL few weeks, returned 10
her Alabama home last Tuesday.
Mrs. Patton, the mOther-in-law of Con-
gresham John NJ. Glover, Is dead. She
leaves an estate valued at SlO, 900 200.
Joseph SoEey, editor Of the Palmyra Spec
tator and one of the oldest newspaper men in
the state. died last Saturday morning.
Miss Anna Price, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Florence one, in Kansas. for the
past four months, returned home last Friday
night.
Mrs. VIM. Barton and Mrs. Il. Is. Wingate
have returned home after u several weeks
visit here to their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
w. Waddell.
Mrs. f. 7. Chew and family will return to
Kansas City Tomorrow, taking with them
Miss Julia Winsor, who will visit there for
several weeks.
Prof. Richard A. Proctor. the great Eng
lish astronomer, died in New York, Wednes-
day. OF yellow fever, contracted ut his Amer
can home in Florida.
Mrs. $. j. Houston and Miss Matte Young
will go to Ohio neXtweek to take in the great
Cincinnati Exposition and visit relatives and
friends IN Portsmouth.
Misses Minettc and Katie Slayback, who
have been visiting friends in Lawson, Mo-,
returned here Tuesday, to assist in the Can
tata, given at the opera house last night.
nun. Onu Eu"dTuSS RECENTLY u Canulualt
for judge of the Kansas City court of ap-
peals, committed suicide at his home in
Maryvilic, NOdaway county, last Wednesday
by sending a bullet through his brain. A
wife and three grown children survive him.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe has arrived
safely at her home in Hartford. Her condi-
ton is much improved, "sLill critical, but not
hopeless" the dispatches say. She has been
suffering from acute nervous troubles and in
sOmnia, and has symptoms of congestion OF
the brain.
Mr.. Goodrich Wilson. OF the neighborhood
of Malta Bend, Saline county, has rented the
Peak house, on Third street and removed
thereto with his family for the purpose OF
sending his children TO school. He will prob
ably purchase property and make this his
future home.
DR.. Joseph Wood, OF Kansas City, brother
Of our esteemed fellow citizen, Judge VIM.
T. Wood, is sadly afflicted. He Is 10 years
Of age, and has gangrene OF two toes, which
it WAS thought would necessitate AN amputa-
ton of the leg. DR.. Gregory, of st. LOUIS,
was sent for to perform the operation, he
and DIR. Wood agreed that it would be better
not 10 do 30.
Boonville Topic:-''W We had u pleasant call
and chat with Col. Webb. the editor of the
Waverly Times, who visited our city on
Thursday and was the guest Of Mr.. John
T. Piggolt, who has Il specially plant latch
string for all who hail from Lafayette coun'
ty, his old home. We are always glad 10
meet brethren of the press. especially such
as Col. Webb, and welcome them all to the
rooms of the Tri-Weekly Topic"
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Smith had Il pleasant
family reunion last week at the residence Of
their daughter, Mrs. Thos. Akers, in Rich
mond the occasion being the G2nd birthday Of
Mrs. Smith. She was the recipient of quite
number Of handsome and valuable present,
} from the members OF the family ,ameug which
was Il gold watch and chain from her hus'
} band. The Inteiligencer extends congratula
. ton and hopes for her still many returns o