The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-31

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supreme bench, either as chief Justice
or associate Justice, but no indication
so far points to the selection OF any
known person.
tersonslt les
Mr.. James Hays has pneumonia.
Mrs. Efie Hall has been quite i'll this week
Mrs. WIN. 4. Hays has bee Ii quite III this
week.
Col. aud Mrs. Reid arc expected home
to-day.
Mrs. Annie Earl Is very low, and may die
at any time.
Miss Mamie Cobb has recovered from her
recent illness.
MIR. Rylsnd MeKea L. working GU The
News Of Hardin.
Mr. Buiord Chinu went east last Thurs.
day to buy goods.
We regret to learn that Mrs. A. r. Sharpe
Is dangerously III.
Miss Alice Carr IL visiting the family Of
Mr.. E. F. Nicholson.
Miss Bette Waddell went up to Kansas
City last Wednesday.
Mr.. Jere Chamberlain, Of Kansas City, was
IN our city Thursday.
Miss Fannie Stewart spent three days in
Kansas City last week.
Mr.. Mort Serst, of Parsons, Kansas, was
here one day this week.
Mr. Fontaine Duvall made u flying trip to
Independence last Sunday.
Mrs. Eta {. Ball OF G. +. c., went up to
Kansas City last Thursday.
Miss Lillian Boulware, of Fulton. is visiting
her sister. Mrs. j. Il. Moorehead.
Miss Nellie Foster is visiting the family Of
DIR. j. s. Mex ee, at Sweet Springs.
Mrs. I. T.. Boteler, OF Kansas City, is eX-
pected tonight at Dir. Z. IL. Royle'-.
Miss Ssllie Stewart has been quite III this
week but Is now able to he out again.
Misses Laura Wiukler and Carrie Hines
are visiting Mrs. T.. J. John. III Kansas City.
Mr.. W. l.. Hicksm. who has been very low
with inhammatOry rheumatism, Is somewhat
better.
Miss Gertie Red, the guest Of Miss Mamie
Yonng, has returned TO her home in st.
Joseph.
Mr.. Fontain Duvall returned home Tues
day from a short visit to relatives in indie
pendeuce.
Grandma Lucretia Nichols. of Decatur,
ILL.,, is l05 years of sss and smoSes i pipe
every day.
Mrs. W. b. Weller and little son, Earl. Of
Sweet Springs, are visiting the family OF W.
l.. HIcksm.
We would not for the world let 1t be known
that Mrs. L. Allen passed her 50th birthday
last tuesday.
Mr.. Joseph Afford has accepted II position
as clerk in the postoflce here, Mr.. AL. FuIk-
erson retiring.
Misses Mollie Eaton and Nettle Clemmens,
OF Central College faculty. spent Thursday
In Kansas City.
Mrs. j. ID. Blanton and c ,ildren left, last
Monday. for a ten days or two weeks visit 10
Keytesville, Mo.
Miss Lsyinia Yerbr, of Marshall. is ex-
pected here shortly to visit the Misses Win
sor and other friends.
Mr.. Timothy Howard. who has been laid
up with II sore ley for about six weeks, is
able 10 get about again.
Mr.. Ii. Wtlker is home from his business
trip to the east. He reports having purchased
u daisy sto * OF goods.
Mrs. Switzer. OF Kansas CITY. was here n
few days last week, visiting her sister, Mrs.
Earle, who Is very sick.
Mr. j. A. Graham WAS % years OF age last
Sunday and Judge VIM. r.. Wood Was 70
years old on the same day.
Mrs. D.. H.. Craig and Two children OF
Salida. Colorado. are visiting their relatives
here, Mrs. Hollis aid daughters.
Miss Anna kennedy. Of HigginsvIlle, who
| haS Naan NIuitInu h.ro Enr Tho pa.t fay, yanb.
returned home Thursday morning.
Sir. NJ A. Hail, OF the Bolton, Cas- eOun-
", Leader, was IA tue city. Saturday, and
paid The Intelllgencsr a pleasant visit.
some OF his old friends in Florida are
presently going up to Detroit to huut up ex-
Senator Jones and endeavor 10 persuade him
to 20 home.
Mrs. Matte Prewiit, Mrs. Jos. Curtis aud
Miss Maria PrewltL are In Vernon county
visiting relatives. They will 10 absent II
couple OF weeks.
Mrs. Nj. b. Silver, whose arrival her" from
the south we reported last week. has. we are
sorry 10 learn. been seriously in~dIsposed
since she came.
Mr.. Herman Scott. a former L.exiugloninn,
now OF Lamar. Mo-. Is here Waiting friends
for II few days before his departure 10 Eurors
for Il summers s%o,0urn.
Mir. Leroy Farmer lett. Sunday night, for
GIasgow, TO attend the funeral OF his sister,
which took place last Monday. Mr.. Farmer
this his sad bereavement.
Messrs. John e. and Chas. II. Paxton, OF
Lexington, Va were here last Wednesday
and Thursday visiting their brother, Mr..
Thos. Paxton. They were en- rout. to Sioux
City, where they expect 10 reside.
The Czarinc ot Russia makes nearly nil tho
clothing Of her younger children, and also
takes their hats to pieces and trims them over.
Her distinguished husband always llnds but
ton. on his bomb proof shirts, too.
DIR. f. Cooley has been suffering for sever
al weeks with srysipelas in his face aud meek.
The disease 10 very obstinate and he has re.
ceiyed little benefit from his medical treat
ment. At times his sutfe rings are intense.
The News OF Hardin :-"Dr. w. q. Wood
ard, at Lexington, WA III our town the first
Of the week looking for i location for the
practice OF his profession. TIN doctor was
highly encouraged and W. believe win beside
TO locate with us"
Mr.. VIM. 4. Smith, who has been In ST.
Louis for some months, returned home last
Sunda, having graduated with honor from
the 81. Louis College OF Pharmacy, and Is now
n full hedged druggist. lie Will probably
locate permanently In ST. Louis or haHs,s
CitY.
MIR. j. &. Webb had a serious attack of
hemorrhuga of tho bowels last week while
visiting his son. Maurice, IL Dallas county.
lie autographed his son. DIR. W. c. Webb. Of
HiggiDsyilie, WhO went down to attend him
snd accompany him home. They are expect
ed to-day.
"Mac" Sebree. ESD, was Ia town Thurs
day. We regret 10 learn that Mr.. Sebreo
c~outemplates leaving our county soon TO take
up his residence and 10 practice his profess
son at Springfield, Mo. Mr.. Sebree belongs
to one OF our sturdy, Old-time, honorable
Central Missouri families. lie Is the soul OF
honor, u genial gentleman and il good lawyer.
J We not only hope, but feel assured that he
will he successful. bersuse he deserves to be.
To hi, new cIi,nteIJe We can most rbeerfuliy
and cOnscloutiuusiy recommend him.
Nj, JOHN ltickeubaugh, VI Fulton. MO.r