The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-01-28
personalities.

IT. ItlitI - 'DuE hlfEtlhS.
Miss Sue Alexander is quite III.
Mir. MOrrOw'- htud Is nearly well.
Col. r. W. h. Crews Is in the city.
Mr.. Geo. Roberts was here Wednesday.
The Crown Prince of Germany Ia better.
Mr.. Il. W. Krena was In town Wednesday.
Mr.. r. Il. Campbell was In town yesterday.
Mr.. Thos. Afford had another bad spell
this week.
Mr.. Barnett Landlord Is very low aud can.
not recover.
DIR. and Mrs. q. W. Young have both been
III this week.
Mrs. Ed. Kramer was quite III this week,
but is better.
Mr.. l.. Il. Smith aud family are at Judge
Jos. r. smiths.
Misses TRUE White and Alice Stark visited
Odesss this week.
Mr.. Vanderpool Is seriously III with affec-
ton of The kidneys.
Hon. H.. G. Wallace spent part of last week
at Marshall on legal business.
Mr.. +. s.. Caples went to Kansas C,ty.
yesterday, to hear Sam Jones.
MIR, G.. X. Smith. though better Is not
strong, and keeps within doors.
JnO. s. Blackwell, Esq. was In Ksusss
City Yesterday on law business.
Mrs. Meyer, the mother Of Mr.. Ed. Meyer,
Is seriously III. She IL quite old.
J. ID. Shewalter. Esq. was In Jefferson
City on legal business. last week.
Mr.. L. j.. Shuuds, OF Independence. has
been visiting Mr.. w. ). Norman.
Mr. Harry Z. Wallace Is reading law Ia the
Office OF Messrs. Wallace IL Chil.s.
Mrs. A. X. Rufln asks US again 10 change
her address back To Pushmafaha, Ala.
rhe ear has refused 10 permit the Orleans
prince TO Join the Russian imperial guard.
Mrs. l.. Fischer, OF Petryvil!e, Kansas, Q
visiting her brother. Mr.. ID. Hacker, Of this
city.
Mr.. James Newbank., OF Independence g,
was here u few days ago visiting Mr. W. g..
Norman.
Hon. Alex. Graves was In Louisiana. st.
Louis ani jefferson City ON legal business
last week.
Mr.. john Hesthman. Jr., who has been
quite Ill with inflammation OF the bowels, Is
re covering.
Rev. b. Z. searcey. OF Hamburg. Iowa,
was here, Thursday, visiting his sister, Miss
S. Floyd Searcey.
Prosecuting Attorney hen. r. Hardin, Of
Randolph county, was la the city OH legal
business yesterday.
Mr. j. f.. Todd. formerly of Higginsville,
asks us TO change his address from TriuldId,
Col. to Olathe. Kan.
MIR. Benz. ireland has accepted \ position
with Mes-rs. Trigg & Shields, where he will
Ice glad To see his friends.
Miss Maud Graves, OF Nevada, Mo-, enter
ell the h.. +. g.. this week. ~ u boarding
pupil and special music student.
Isabella wa- not banished from Spain. she
Was simply officially advised to leave. Up 10
this time the sX-queen has not left.
out in Dakota the mercury stood ut GIftv-
three below zero. The ~fsvorite sslutation
was stranger, Your nose Is froze
Louise Michel, the noted French anarchist,
Il making every endeayor to obtain the re.
lease OF her would-rs assassin. Lucas.
We understand that the Goth day Of Eebru.
AIRY. will he celebrated In Lexington this year
hy a grand wedding at one OF the churches.
Mr.. Emmet McGee. Of Kansas City. n cadet
AT w. NJ. A.. is very III with p%neumOn.s
HIS mother ~ here IN attendance upon him,
The negotiations for II Treaty vi commerce
between France and Italy have er.ninsted
Italy being willing TO give only small fayors
Miss Fannie Stewart was too III. Yesterday
aud the day before. 10 attend To her school
duties, aud her sister, Hiss Saliie, taught IL
her stead,
Judge WOOD ID much improved. He |,
lively and cheerful, talks we'll, eau walk gu
TO his meals, aud can move bis paraiy gee
arm Il litlle.
Mr.. LilOurn Shields came up from Cairo,
reaching hare last Sunday after noon. TO stay
In the store during the illuess Of his partner
Mr.. W. X. Irigg.
Springfield Uuion:-"A ten cent box oil
shoe backing win 90 further than = one hun
dred dollar diamond scarf pin toward making
a fellow appear II gentleman, y
Mrs. 7. Is. WALLACE, Miss Nettie, aud Misi
Briscoe. will leave for Tacoma, Washington
Territory. where they Will in future reside
some time IN The coming spring.
DIR. NJ. +. ROyie strained his back som,
days ago by trying to lit too heavy 4 weight
{ and was forced to use a cane Ia walking. aud
even then got along with difficulty.
jim and Joe u0s>age, the brave s. dalls
policemen who were recently shot by q des
perate criminal, are recovering slowly. jim
Is the worse hurt, but it Is hoped will be vel
/ In two or three weeks,
Messrs. +. NJ, Tozer aud Geo. Logan hav,
recently been promoted Ia the Mo. Z. servlc
2 at Hannibal. Mr.. Eph. King Ia sending Il.
q newspaper notice OF the fact Endorses It =
"Cush is getting lhere.' We cougratulst,
both gentlemen.
walter III Gibson, eX prime minister o
\ the Hawaiian l-iand@. died In San Francisco
4, last Sunday, Of consumption. His health ha
been gradually falling since his arrival Their
F., In July last. The body will be embslme,
and taken 10 Honolulu for internent.
The arts who set the type for this column
h last week. began Mr.. Percy Silver's nam,
. with u little 5, lie has been duly deeapitsted
: aud his remains have heeu dumped into tn
a private well which wa keep for spring poets
We trust Mr.. Silver Will consider that W
have al least endeayored to make amends.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Neale writes from Fort Smith
Ark Tor ''the great hOme,news yatherer,
, and says hp is hungry iur Il. Wei. ii LA
= ~giarie, Ia him, and now he will know hoy
people are getting gu Ia The old home coun
: ". lie closes with some kind word, for th,
4 editGr. for which We return our thanks. w,
: a'e glad to know that he is doing we'll Will
, his commercial college,
, Nr. Isaac Sumiarr, was taken suddepl,
= III, last Saturday, In The store OF Messrs. w
; u ID. Smith, aud suffered a fainting OF,
! He was made as comfortable as ircurastsnc
g would permit on some sacks, aud ai,er-s
while taken home. II was probably yertig
|. from blilouSness and "A little malaria carrie,
? over from last fall. He was at the store sgalI
/. Monday. but too feeble to work. lie hs
aimee h6en Ceiling better.
/ Thomas j. Potter. general manager of IT,
Union Pacific Railroad. known TO our citi
Zens from his connection with the c.. Il. q
q has broken down In health under too
arduouN lihoT and has gone TO the PAcii,
slope 10 recuperate. He i silll Il young maj
and his business career il n remarkable ols,
he having risen from "A brsEsul tn ON the
Burlington 10 tho arrangement Ct the road
from which position he was called u shor
tim ago TO take charge Of the Union Pacific
Kansas City Times Gossipsr "a man IN
the Audience II The sam small meeting last
afternoon WAS going up to shake hands with
the Hon. AlrY. Graves Of LeXiugtoG, whom
h said was sitting on !ie platform. He wa.
con 'iderablY surprised to sea The ex-congress
an In the converted row, hut ws.ra ut
pointed out The Rev Joe Jones as the honor.
able gentleman from Lafayette county, the
1usslprr nearly fell of his sc 1t, but recoyer-