The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-12-08
Personalities.

Mrs. VIM. Young Is conyalesceDt.
Martin Slaughter, Esq, is quite Ill.
Col. Blodgett was in town Thursday.
Capt. Roley Porter is somewhat better.
Col. J.. S. White was in own Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Russell will be home to-day.
MIR. Napoleon z. Buck was here Thursday.
Miss Tessie Taubman is temporarily better.
Nathan Corder, Esq, was In town Thurs
day.
j. A. j. Shultz, Esq, was In the city yes
terday.
Judge James F. Downing, of Odessa, was
here Thursday.
Miss Louise Houston, of Marshall, Is visi-
ting at c.. r.. c..
Henry George will leave England for home
In a day or two
Capt. Conner Is able to be out again after a
short I~ndisposition.
editor, wears q wig.
Gen. Hawley's wife has presented him with
a brand newlittle girl.
Miss Clemmie Keel, of Kansas City Is visi.
ting Miss Julia Winsor.
Mr.. X. T. Conn and Mr.. VIM. Fl. Powell
were here last Tuesday.
Mrs. Thompson, of Leavenworth, Kas., 10
WISHING at Mr.. j. r. MoOrehead's.
Miss Lee Corder is on a visit to her sister,
Mrs. VIM. II. Walton. at Butler, Mo.
They are preaching the funeral Of the bus
tie, but we still remain incredulous.
Prof. Demand was so much indisposed this
week as not to be able to attend school,
Mr.. Jos. B. Shelby, Of Butler, Bates couns
ty, was In town Yesterday visiting friends.
Hon. Charles l.. Ewing was In the city
Thursday on business before the county court.
Mrs. Brown Shultz. of st. Louis, has been
visiting friends and relatives here this week.
Jas. Robinson and Vandyke Robinson, Jr.,
are both quite i'll with typhoid. malarisl
fever.
Carl Schurz is reported to be engaged upon
a life Of Lincoln, which will be published this
winter.
DIR. Thomas j. Watson, OF Independence,
formerly of this county, was in the city yes :
terday.
Mr.. II. W. DIllinghsm m. OF Bates City made
q pleasant visit to the Intelligencer office last
Tuesday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. II. Cordell, of Marshall, were
~ "SuuOouhys EiSllluk SOis NJ W II,
McClelland.
Mac. Sebree. ESQ, Of Springfield, Mo-.
was here this week on legal business before
the circuit court.
Mr.. Geo. Wilson, president Of the Lafayette
County Bank, has returned from a trip to
Chicago and the east.
The marriage OF Mr.. Lee Mitchell and Miss
MInnip Hickam WAS Tho tirsi ay,r oalahrato5
at the Old Town Chapel.
James M. Callahan was In Lexington, yes
terday, in connection with the printing OF
the ordinances OF the town of Wellington.
Misses Lucy Stark and Mary Burden, OF
Corder, and Miss Lula Hill, Of Mckinney,
Texas. are visiting at Judge Harrison's.
Messrs. Dennis Payne, Of AullyilIe, aud f.
II. Bray, OF Dover township, made pleasant
calls at the Intelhgencer Office last Thurs.
day.
Mrs. RObt. Taylor IS still at the bedside Of
her sick sister, Mrs. Maggie Sternberg. al
Ellsworth, Kas. She is expected home mex
!. week.
Jim Kelly says he Is ION the liit." TbIl
, does not mean that he can lift 1000 pounds
but that it is with difficulty that he can liz
, his feet.
| The Emperor William has had the imperia
crown of Germany so altered as to make |
, an exact counterpart OF the one worn b,
Charlemagne.
( my brother" c.. e. Wallace, was conin
ed to his room for two or three days thi
week with threatened pneumonia, but IL all,
| to he about again,
e Mrs, j. M. Slusher. of Dover township. re.
turned. Thanksgiving day, from Il visit O.
several months duration to relatives AM
r friends in Virginia,
Gen, j. II, Graham was ninety years oil
. last Wednesday, and there was a family re
union In his honor at the residence of hi
son. Garland G. Graham, Esq.
B. Miss Miriam Blackwell, after several YEAR
! absence in San Diego, California, is visiting
5 friends and relatives in this county. She will
. probably remain several months,
. Mr.. w. g.. McCausland has been III, thi.
{ week. but has succeeded In keeping uI
4. sufficiently TO be ut the store each day, will
. one exception. He is now somewhat better
| We rather guess that Judge Rechow will