The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

Mr.. j. Z. Davis came home to vote.
Mr.. Jonas T. Ferguson was in town We'd
nesday.
Capt. j. Q. Plattenburg was In town We'd
nesday.
rial fever.
Mr.. Goalder Young has been IN the city
several days this week.
Mr.. Albert Geyer has returned home, with
his eyes much improved.
Mrs. 0. A.. Meierer returned from her visit
In st Louis last Saturday evening.
Rev. J. G. Shackleiord requests his address
changed from Corder 10 Butls r, Mo.
Mr.. Joseph Wolf left for Springfield yes
terday for Il protracted visit to his son.
Mr.. A. c. Baldwin, editor Of the Marshall
News, paid US q pleasant visit Yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. Mann is elected prosecuting attor-
ney of St. Clair county, we are glad TO see.
Mr.. John McFadin requests his address
changed from Orrick to Fleming, Ray coun-
ty, Mo.
Miss Sue Trigg is quite Ill with q fever and
a bone felon which may cause the loss OF one
of her fingers.
:. Mr.. A. B. Chinn, of Lexington, KY. who
mas besn visiting relatives here for the past
so weeks, left for homo yesterday.
Hiss carrso,Wittlett. of Keytesville, Chari-
fbn esanss. 81. and ! f6rmsr pupil of B. f.
c.. is visiting The Misses Peak and Miss
GeneyIeve RdtsoHR ogtszAgg aas ~ inas
Miss AddIs Nuusoi. d, wsl5te*ygE:f =,
who for several weeks h22ss bssSii2 Siali6R 3et
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her homo yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Farmer have returned
from the trip, and will be at home to their
friends Tuesday and Thursday afternsons,
until December LIST, at the residence Of Mr.
4. WInsor.
We were In error last week In stating thai
A. C. Moore requested his address changed
to Wellington. 1t Is Rev. A. A. Moore wht
requests his address changed from Odessa t
Wellington.
Mr.. VIM. Cullum, Jr., who for four year,
has been the fireman at the waterworkl
engine house, has been promoted to the posi-
ton of engineer at SAM place for long ant
faithful service.
Mr.. Man. J. Chinn has broken up hous,
keeping for the winter and IS boarding will
bis family ut Miss Daisy Green's on Franklin
avenue. He will probably build on his 10
lately purchased next spring.
The democratic patriarchs were out il
force. Maj. A. @. Young, aged "a years, ant
who has voted the democratic ticket oil o
his life, anne In from his farm and voted 70
Cleveland and tariff reform. Gen. Graham
aged IS years was also at the polls, as wer,
Judge VIM. It. Wood, Maj. Il. B. Clsgett
Mr., 1hOs. Afford, Nat. j. Carter. Col. job
r, Ford, Stephen G. Wentworth, and others
The pioneers OF this county are generalI
democrats,
Of tho thirty-eIght widows .Of revolution
AIRY soldiers now on the pension list Name
A. Groen, of Versailles. Ind, is tho young
est. She was born in 1918 The revolution
aTy wal GUIDED in 1888. Assuming that he
husband was twontY- one when when he wa
mustered out he would have been lfty-sl
when his bride was born. IL he had marie
her when sho was eighteen he would hay
been u venerable bridegroom Of seventy-fouI
Mr.. Edouard Blitz WAC very agreeabl
, surprised on his return home from Chicag
+ TO end that he had been awarded q medal, tn
"Academie Littsrdire et musicale de France
for his work upon the art of conducting. Nj
I Rlitz hopes that he will not have TO retur
10 Chicago In connection with the compost
I lions OF which we have already spoken.
tOrily.