The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28
Personalities.

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City.
MIR. Philip Keller WAS in Kansas city this
week.
Queen Victoria has been ut Florence this
week.
Mr.. Eph King was here the first of the
week.
Miss Gussie WinkIer has been quite III this
week.
Miss Maggie Richardson is home from
Saline.
Mr.. Will Harrison has returned from New
Mexico.
Miss Lizzie Hawkins has been quite sick
this week.
Miss Ella Clagett is home from her visit to
st. Joseph.
Jos. n. Curtis has been granted All increase
OF pension.
Harvey Mediation, Esd. Of Odessa. was
here Tuesday.
Jno. e. Young, ESD, went up to Kansas
City, Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Swartz, OF the ThalbOte, was In
town last Friday.
Mrs. Mary Parker. ut Wellington. has been
granted II pension.
Mr.. Abe Keller. of LA mar, Mo-. WAS IN
town last Thursday.
Miss Nettie Wallace IL visiting Mrs. Il. L.
Bleeding in ST. Louis.
Mr.. John Davis returnsd this week from d
short visit to Kansas.
Mr.. Oswold winkler spent u day In Hardin
last week on business.
Major Thos. Is. Clagett passed his seventy
ninth birthday last Sunday.
Mr.. Goslder Young spent last Sunday aud
Monday with friends here.
Hon. Alexander Graves WAS al Marshall
this week, on legal business.
Mr.. Bob. Chambliss, Of the Higginsvlllt
Advance, was here Tuesday.
Little Lizzie Andrew had u very sore throat
this week, but Is now better.
DIR. j. ). Mott. Of Independence, visited
his son ut W. NJ. A. this week.
Mrs. Ed. Zeiler returned, Tuesday night.
from n short visit to Kansas City.
Mr.. Jas. K. Moorehead is confined to his
bed with IL severe attack of humps
Mrs. H. ID. Demand has been vt Pilot
Grove, this week, visiting relatives.
MIR. Louis Kist has gone TO Lane county
Kan, where he will In the future reside.
NJ ,iOr Clagett was confined to his room
with IA severe cold several days this week.
Woman feels where mar thinks" says .
writer. Yes, that's what make man bswl.
Hon. ii. G. Wallace was In Jefferson City
this week in attendance upon the supreme
court.
Mr.. N. Silyerman is back from u visit Ia
friends in Texas. He says Old Missouri il
the best.
Mrs. IL. G. Francisco aud children are Wis
itinS friends and relatives in Wsverly and
vicinity.
Mr.. H.. Wilson Winsor, of Kansas City
came down last Sunday to see his relatives
and friends.
Mr.. j. q. Coen. OF the Hi2ginsville Leader
was in town u few days ago and paid us 4
pleasant visit.
Misses Alice BiXby aud Mamie Dent. OF
Sedalia, have been the guests OF Miss Mamie
Young this week.
The IntellIgencer received II pleasant call
yesterday from MIR. n. T. Allison. of tn,
HiggInsville Leader.
Mr.. Thos. Dicken, of Kansas Cay, WAS IL
the city several days this week shaking hand.
with his many friends.
Mrs. Lizzie Probst aud Miss Maggie Haef.
ner, Of Kansas CITY. are here visiting Mise.
Fannie and Minnie Baehr.
Mr.. II. l.. Jones. OF the SEE ALA and kunsa.
City railroad pOstotice, spent Wednesday In
the city. the guest of the postofice.
Drs. Fulkerson, OF this city, and Hender.
son, of Napoleon. were III attendance ut the
medical convention at Kansas City.
Mr.. JUo f. Burden has gone to Little
Rock. Ark. on legal business. He Will prob
ably be absent three or four weeks.
Mr.. A. L. Kirtley and wife have gone To
Livingston county TO visit their daughters.
They will be absent about Ten days or two
weeks.
Brother Jesse has cons idersbly improved
this week, and IL now uble to sit up n few
hours each day. We hope lie will soon be
out again.
Mrs. Robert Taylor left, yesterday. for
Ellsworth, Kansas, TO visit her invalid sister.
She will probable be absent about ten days
or two weeks.
Mrs. d.. Ii. Craig and two children, OF
salidar Col, who has been visiting the family
OF Mrs. NJ. +. Hollis Tor the past month, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Messrs. NJ. V. l., McClelland. w. b
Steele, Geo. NJ. Catron and J. H.. Cordel
went down 10 st. LOUIS together, Monday
night, on important business.
Messrs. A. W. Adams II A. r.. Patter-
COncOrdia, have been drawn ~ Jurors for IN,
u. 5. district court at Kan sas City.
Mr.. Emison ChanslOr left for Albuuueruue
New Mexico, last Tuesday night, for "a short
vacation and To return with his wife ant
baby, who have been there for several weeks,
MIR. Gland Campbell started for Oregon on
Monday Of last week. where he exp poets 10
make his future home. He was accompanied
a. far rs Kansas City by Mr.. W. I. C. Camp,
bell.
MIR. Stephen " ilsOn II home from a pros
pecting tour IN Southern Missouri. He ID
undecided whether or not 10 leave us. Give
the girls the benefit OF the doubt, Steve, unC
stay.
A horse fell on the ley Of Mr.. Geo. Is. Cor
don ut Dover. last Thursday, aud badl,
spralned his ankle. Since that time George
has been going on one crutch and with on,
wheel locked.
MeSsrs. john W. Brown, OF AullvIlie, anL
Azarlah Higgins, of Higginsville. have been
drawn ~ jurors for the May term of thu
United States district court, which conyenes
at Kansas CITY.
Mrs. llessey Ramsey, Of st. GATHERINGS
Ontario, Canada. wishes TO know the where
abouts Of Mr.. John Ramsey, IL butcher by
trade. and will give Il suitable re ward for any
iniOT nation sent her.
Mr.. Ed. Ahrens left for the east, Wednes.
day. lie has gone after IA brand-new stock
OF dry goods. We are more than glad Ia
know that he has gotten out of all his difficult
cultIes and will now have smooth sailing.
MIR. Nicholas Sis wart, who has beer
spending the winter With his daughter il
Dallas, Texas, arrived here last Thursday
81 route TO Omaha, where he will spend the
summer months. He IL looking well, buI
does not like Texas AS well as he does Mis-
souri,.
Pennington, Mo-, Times :-"Rev. s. T.
Ruifner. Of HigginsvilIe, Mo. has been cali
ell bY the Presbyterian congregation at
Pennington. TO serve them Ia the capacity
OF pastor. The vote last Sunday morninl
extending ths call was practically unanl,
NOUS"
Mr.. Geo. Venable has resigned M assistan
avhrnSL aUpnt Hi this Dl4pp I'm appani iha noGI