The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-12-22

Personalities.

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Miss Rosa Hackney is quite i'll.
Capt. ROley Porter is no better.
John G.. Whittier was 81 Monday.
Senator Castlenan Is much better.
Jimmy and Van Dyke Robinson are con-
valescing.
Mr.. Isaac z. RYland, of Kansas City. was
here This week.
Mr.. Seth Serat was here last Thursday on
a visit to his father.
Mise Lillian Russell was visiting in Kansas
City t he past week.
Mrl Jno. T. Smith is IN the city visiting
Mrs. Harrison Smith.
Mr.. Dave Hecker Is home from a three
months visit to Europe.
Miss Ella CIagett will be home from her
visit to st. Joseph to-day.
Mrs. Alice Wingate and children are here
for the Christmas holidays.
Miss Bette f. Hill, of MOberly is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. J. ID. Morrow.
Mrs. W. Z. Comstock Is in the city visiting
her father, VIM. IL. Chiles. Esq.
Mr.. Axcel ii. Page asks us to change his
address from AullvIlle to st. Joseph.
Mrs. Fannie Stonestreet will be here to-
day to spend the holidays with her parents.
Mrs. Cleveland has been visiting the family
OF Geo. w. Childs of Philadelphia, this week.
Miss Lucy Mountjoy left, this morning. for
Kansas City, where she will spend the hOli-
d ,ys.
Mr.. Theodore VanMeter requests his al
dress changed from Kansas City to Spring
field, Col.
Misses Ollie Sutton and Myrtle Kinberlain,
of Bonner Springs, Kan, are visiting Rev. F.
Menefee, at B. f. Z.
Have plenty Of good stove wood for that
wife of yours. Then marriage will not prove
to be a failure for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Sender will start for
st. Louis next Monday to spend the holidays
with Mr.. Senden's parents.
Miss Fannie Stewart will 20 to Kansas City
Monday to spend the Christmas holidays
with her aunt. Mrs. Belle Robinson.
DIR. Florence Himisfar was called by q tele
gram to OswegO, Kas. to attend TO her broth
er Edward, who is at the point Of death.
Mr.. W. S. Dorm Blaser, editor of the Hig'
glnsville Leader. was in the city, Tuesday
duu pau IuC 1uJcillSchCeE u plcdshub iot'
Mrs. Il. d. Washburne and Mrs. JohI
Mooney, mother and sister of Mrs. A. V
Robinson, are visiting relatives IN this city.
Mr.. William j. Morrison suffered a para
lytic stroke last Sunday night. As he started
up stairs to 20 to bed he fell and was unable
to arise, since which time it has developed
that his right side Is paralyzed. He is better
The following cards have been sent t.
fciends:-Mr. and Mrs. 1. N. Mallory lnvIt
you TO attend the marriage of their daughter
Lillian F., to Walter N. Beattie, Tuesda
evening. January 1, 1889, at 8 O'Clock. Resi-
dence, near Dover, walnut Grove"
No health lift in his house has he, no paten
substitute for rowing, nc clubs to swing, no
anything like that to Eeep his muscle grow
ing. He avs and splits the kindling wood
to sIft the ashes early rises, brings up tb
coai, the noble soul, and in this way he exer
cises.
DIR. B. D. Ragland was In the city Thurs
day and called or the Intelligencer. III
doctor thinks II we had only had more tim
to discuss the tariff that we would have wo
the election. He is an old Jacksopisn demo
crat, too, and believes that all the radica
should have been turned out by Mr.. Cleye
land.
Marshall Progress ;-'MIss Dixie Grady,
Lexington, aud her guests, Miss Florenc
Grady and Miss Willie Kennedy, Of GOWNS
ton, Kentucky, who visited in this city. n
turned 10 Lexington, Thursday. Miss Bel
, Hutchinson gave u reception 10 their hont
Z Wednesday evening"" We hope the Mise
Grudy enjoyed their visit.
/, St. Louis Republic, December H:-Cap
Dick Collins. formerly Of HlgginsyiI.e. Nc
{ eastern part OF the state. Is In the city, at u
1 home Of Il Fl lend, su fferiny with a complain
his physlci al says resulted from an acciden,
dose OF poison given by n druggist. Car
:, Collins was at the point of death yesterda
8 and the physician says the chances for b
recover are not good.
P nnk of Knox county, has
wonderful political history. Once he W
defeatedfor nomination to office by one vol
8 Four years ago he was defeated for the pos
n ton Of county Judge by one vote. Two yea
Y ago he ran for county collector and was d
$ feated BY one vote. This year he ran for 4
g position Of collector again and was elected
3 stay at homa by one vote. His opponent I
collector was the same man both times.
DIR. James Scott. author OF the famous SCI
% liquor law, died ut his home, at Leblanc
D Ohio, last Monday, aged Is years. He b
been a member Of the Ohio legislature
o years. He was appointed secretary Of Was
ington Territory by President Grant, al
serve d as consul from 1874 to 1878. havi
been q public official more than 80 years. !
O was born in Washington county, PEN
July 10, 1873, and his death was due entire
Is to the intirmities of old age.
All Chicago is laughing at "Private Jot
% Fifer, the goyernor-eleot. He was q guest
the recent wedding of Senator Farwel
daughter, the society event of the season,
e which every gentleman was In full dress g
cept the new executive. Chicago pap
assert that the ogling he received be cause
If his peculiar attire forced him to hide in
ante room from which he did not emer
IS until the last guest had departed. Evident
society Is mot for Joe."
h Mr.. Charles A.. Morrison spent seve
,e days here this week. He says that more cal
| tOauo nc w uC oust uIttu IL ausd "
next spring than ever before. Mr.. Morris
Is one Kansas CitYan who did not take mt
~ stock in the boom. He made some lit
money In real estate, hui he was careful. q
advised others also 10 be cautious. No
however, Mr.. Morrison says that he wol
- not advise persons who have real estate th,
y, to fool 1t away. He thinks there will bl
reaction. and that good properties will
command good prices.
The New York Medical journal, In an a
"a and conservative review Of the tobacco hs
has this as to boys:-In an experimental
servatiOn of thirty eight boys of all classes
ID society, and Of average health. who had be
70 using tobacco for periods ranging from T.
months 10 two years, twenty -seyon show
NJ severe injury to the constitution and insui
cient growth; thirty showed the ex
=, tence oil irregularity Of the hearts actl,
disordered stOmachs, cough, and u crawl
for alcohol; thirteen had intermittency OF
!, pulse, and one had consumption. After tt
;, had ab tndoned the use of tobacco, within
months one half were free from all III
former symptoms. and the remainder b
recovered by the end of the year.
:. 1t Must be DoneI
10 The genial and energetic principal of
III Elizabeth Au!l Seminary got out u hand-b
IL last Tuesday, that attracted consideral