The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-12-01
personalities.

MIR. Percy Silver was here last Sunday,
y The latest society fad Is yegetarianism.
DIR. X. Carter, who has been III, Is better.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wade have been sic
o Mrs. frank Comstock went home Tuesda
Misses May and Alice Peak are In Sail
Y county.
= Squire W. r. Anderson was In town We,
g nssday.
Capt. w. A. Redd was in the city on blu,
Y ness last Tuesday.
Mrs. JnO. b. Tilden, of Chicago, is yIsitjr
n at Col. John Reid's.
t Hon. f. NJ. Edwards was here on leo
business last Monday.
Miss ate Gordon, of Columbia, ia yIsi
: ing Miss Daisy Green.
: Mrs. Oscar Andreen took a little trim Z
: Kansas City Wednesday.
4 DR.. Woodland spent Sunday and Monda
. In Hardin visiting friends.
Mr.. Kent Chambers was here. this wall
visiting his fathers family.
Mrs. NJ. f. Boulware, of Fulton. an .oe,
and estlmable lady, is dead.
Mrs. A. B.. Taylor, OF Kansas CITY. |
visiting relatives and friends here.
Misses Cora Hickman and Laura Gradd
were at DR.. Chambers this week.
Mrs. Secretary Whitney il one of the mos
charming women in Washington.
Mr.. Thos. Wernwag has removed to h,
new residence on Sixteenth street.
Miss Fannie Stewart went to Kansas Cit,
to spend her Thanksgiving holiday.
MIR. A. w. billiard, of Midland, Tex. wa
In the city, this week, visiting friends.
Mrs. Endicott is a stately Massacbusett
matron, and a real representative woman.
EFF. Keyton. ESQ of HigginsvilIe, was IL
the city yesterday, and called on the Intelli.
gencer.
Miss Lizzie VanAnglen. of Dover, has beer
n the city, this week. visiting DR.. Chambers
family.
Miss Carrie Cowie has accepted q position
In Mr.. Jos. W. Homer's store, on Franklin
Avenue,
Mr.. Ed. j. McGrew is travelling In the coal
interest for his father IN Kansas and
Nebraska.
MRS. Geo. Zeiler. of Kansas City, was here
the hrst OF the week visiting her sister, Mrs,
John Taubman.
heV. A. I. Sharpe, OF Albuquerque, N. NJ,
is In the city, visiting his brother in law, Mr.,
Emison Cbanslor.
mrs. Postmaster General Dickinson Is a
comely lady. portly and dignifed, but bright
and rosy as a girl of 10.
Mr.. Henry Turner and daughter. Mrs.
Henry Switzer, of Kansas City, were here
Sunday visiting relatives.
Miss Matte Shelby who has been attending
school at Woodland College, Independence, ia
here visiting her parents.
MT. Samuel Harrison, Of Auxvasse, CAL
iswaV county, Mo-, is In the city visiting his
laughter, Mrs. VIM. S. CIagett.
Gladstone wishes to retire, but saws he feeIs
1t to be a duty to remain In public life until
the Irish question is definitely settled.
Misses Estelle and Mazie McGrew are in
ST. Louis visiting friends. They will remain
until Just before the Christmas holidays.
Ex-united States Senator Rollins, OF New
Hampshire, is reported dying IN Boston.
where he fell In a fit and injured himself.
MT. ID. billiard, editor of the Leoti, KAN.
Transcript, was in the city a few days, ago.
and paid the Intelligencer q pleasant visit.
Messrs. S. II. Fl. Clark and several other
high eincIals OF the Mo. p. r. n. passed
eastward over the branch last Wednesday
night.
Mr.. E. +. Vilott. travelling agent and cor.
respondent Of the Kansas City Star. was In
the city Wednesday, and called on the Intel.
ligencer.
Jno. S. Blackwell. Esq. and his little sou.
'feorgie' went to st. Louis a few days ago,
where MIR. Blackwell had to take some de-
positions.
Chas. Il. Stokes. Esq, editor of the Dexter
Enterprise Messenger, wsS In the CITY this
week. visiting his sister Mrs. p. a..
Chambers.
MIS- JACK Corder, In company with her
daughter, Miss Lee, spent the latter part OF
last week visiting relatives and shop In
Kansas City.
In our obituary notice of Jno. C. Youugs
ST. we wrote the names of Edward and
John F.. Ryland. The types rendered them
10Th in one. thus: Edward F. .Ryland.
Inc Hon. Michael Henry Herbert, Lord
West temporary SUCCESSOR In
charge OF the British legation in Washington,
and Miss Belle Wilson were married at New
York, last Tuesday.
Miss Willie K~enneday, of Kentucky. WIN
been visiting at Mrs. Florida Graddv,s
spent a few days IN Kansas City this week,
returning Wednesday night.
Mr.. Raph Andrews was In town Wednes- /
Jay. lie rays that wheat Is looking very
we'll; that there has been some fall blowing
lone, and that his corn Is better than he bad
expected.
Jefferson City Tribune:-Judge John f.
fhilips Is very highly complImenteG by the
attorneys attending court here. He presides
an easy grace and dispenses business
rapidly. He Is always patient, never exhi-
bits any signs Of annoyance.
we are very sorry TO learn that I. .Kinley.
ESQ.,, editor Of the B~runswIcker, and ex.
president of the Missouri Press Association,
an attack of paralysis. a few DAYS ago.
while walking down the street at his home.
Mr.. kinley Is too good a man to lose and we
Ire glad to hear that he Is better.
James Carnie. one of the Hudson Raw
'ompany's chief factors IN Arctic circles, has
lrrlVed at Winnipeg, Manitoba. He reports
he met Lord Lonsdale two months ago
rear the Arclic circle. He was travelling with
"o Eskimo guides and one personal attend
ne spose confidently Of being able In
ia simple mode of travelling 10 reach the
lorth pole If his attendants would stick to
i'm. He was in good health.
secretary Jewell, of the Massachusetts
'otal Abstinence Society, said in his last
monthly report: 1T is a source of congratu.
ition hat the president elect is a total alb. I
tanner and q consistent member OF the Oh ls- )
an church, and 1t is to be hoped and expect. I
y Thai the social entertainments to be given
| the white house by the incoming president
I'LL Dc Tree from the use of alcoholic bey-
That remains to be seen.
Lexington correspondence of LEADER
oil. STROLLER Renick and wife were in the +,
Wy last Saturday. They are su aged couple :
nd have lived a long and useful life together. !,
oil. Renick has lived longer Ia the county =
IAN any other man except Mai. John Cat. =
IN. He came to the county In 1919, and has :
sided where he now lives, two miles south ,
Napoleon, about sixty years. He Is In :,
BOD health and is active for his age, but the =
md Of time has left its MARX upon him. =
Mrs. Ellen Ewing ouerman. wife of Gen. b
I. 1. sheG.han died in New York, last Wed. G
'sday. She was the daughter of Hon. Tbos. 8,
wing, who. for many years, was United e
ates senator from Ohio and was secretary OF o
treasury under President W. III. Harri- c.
N. His daughter, Ellen. was born at her Il