The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-01-14
PerBOnAIiEIeS

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Several o, the w. Nj. A. boys are sick.
Mr.. A. Ken>Ier was here last Tuesday. ,
Isaac Neale, Ed, was in town Monday.
Mr.. john q. LOngdon wen to Odessa Mon
day.
Mrs. b. G. Chinn has been quite i'll this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Cleveland were married
June I'd.
Prof. j. ID. BIanlon has been mdisposed for
the past ten days.
Old man Charley Kraus has been on the
sick list this week.
Mr.. Robt. Tuubman was In Kansas CITY
one day this week.
Mr.. B.. Il. Ireland was in Kansas city on
business yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. Gibbons has been placed on the
Mexican pension roll.
MISS Anna b, Kennedy is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. q. e. Wallace.
MIR. Ernest McCausland is again ut his
place behind the counter.
Mr.. Eugene Marshall, of Odessa, was in
the city last Wednesday.
Kaiser Wilhelm is confined to his bed. lie
is troubled with insomnia.
Miss S. Floyd Searcy has been quite i'll at
G.. #. G. for the past two weeks.
Mr.. f L.. Burton, OF the AuIlville neigh
borhood, was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. II. V. Foster. of Clay township, was
here attending to business last Tuesday.
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Vaughan. of Warrensburg,
WAS visiting his father and family here this
week.
nh NI.l.nI hna haan snnInpI 10
his room with a severe cold several DAYS this
week.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Vaughan has resigned his
position as ~book-keeper nj. the Commercial
Bank.
Mrs. Jennie Martin, who has been IN deli.
cate health, Is now better and steadily i'm
proving.
MIR. john W. Laughlin asks Hs to change
his address from Weaverville TO San Bernar-
dino. Cal.
Judge Jno. F.. Ryland got home from the
special term OF court at Marshall, last We'd
nesday night.
MIR. will Nichols called at the 1ntelligencer
office Yesterday. He reports the wheat UNI
injured so far.
Mr.. Ed. Aull left last Thursday night for a
visit 10 relatives in Philadelphia, Pa, and
other eastern cities.
Bob Love, the rustling editor OF the
Waverly Times, was in Lexington oh~ousi-
ness last Wednesday.
MIR. X. III, smith has been confined to the
house for the past two weeks with acute
bronchitis. but is now better.
Mr.. James G. Blame, Jr.'s wife has pre-
sented him q son, and MIR. James e., OF
Maine, is now a grandfather.
Several members of Mr.. VIM. Meets fami-
ly have been sick this week. The baby. about
nine months old, has pneumonia.
Misses Rosa Meader, of Clay Center, kas.'
and Bessie ComstOck, of Kansas City, entered
b. +. c. as boarding pupils this week.
Mr.. Z. NJ. Taubman has been elected book
keeper OF the Commercial Bank. made vacant
by the resignation of Mr.. Geo. NJ. Vaughan.
MIR. and Mrs. Giles b. Buck, Messrs. N.
and ". Whelau and others are here 10
attend the funeral of Mrs. Caroline Whelan'
Mr.. l.. A. Fulton was IN town Thursday.
He said there was great perplexlty and many
theories, about Greenton, In regard to the
Aryen murder.
Mr.. n. c. Ewing Is very low at EldOradO
His daughter, Miss Annie, went down u lew
DAYS ago, and nearly all OF his family Is now
there with him.
Messrs. S. p. Plegar aud 4. s. Butt, OF
Washington township. were In the city lssl
Wednesday and made pleasant calls at the
Intelligencer office.
Mr.. j. W. Mccormick, of tie Bates CT,
rt,oo noIlol ~ tliu n fhra lasl Thurs.
day. He reports the roads In his neigh6or
hood simply horrible.
The immediate relatives Of the late Mrs
Caroline Whelan desire us to return theil
very sincere thanks for the kindness Of friend
during her long illness.
Mrs. B. X. Ireland has been in Kansas Cit.
this week attending at the bedside OF he
sick daughter, Mrs. Fannie Stonestreet. Sh'
Is expected home to-day.
Misses Mary Miller. of Mexico, Mo-; Ma
Catron. of Wayerly, and Matte Mays, q
3 Knoxville, Mo-, entered the boarding depart
meRt at C. y. c.. this week.
Miss lydia P6eger, who has been contne
D to her bed for more than two weeks wit
bronchitis, Is much better and able to b
: about agsin. At present she Is with tn
family Of Mr.. s. =. Pheger. in Washlngto
township. She Is in her SSth year.
Mr.. ". w. Purdin, a member Of the stat
democratic committee of Oregon, ana
cousin OF Hon. X. A. Hicklin. stopped ov'
here, a few days ago, on his way east. h
V had not seen Lexington for 80 years. al
thought 1t T. beautiful W MIR. Purd
says the democrats expect to carry Oregt
for Cleveland next November.
A large number of Chicago girls, says I
Bits, met one evening last week for the pu
pose Of forming a"Lsdies' Auti-slang Soc
d ETY." The meeting was called TO order, %
u Miss Sadie De Pork elected president. Is
10 fore taking her seat she said In q clear, cal
n Weil.moduIsted voice REALLY, girls. j
too badly ratified by the honor conferr
upon me to give you much Of my CUFF.
Z the first time / ever tumbled to anything
NJ this sort, and l hardly know lust how
a. catch on. However, I'll try to be s%uficien
J. up to STUFF not to let any flies light on
g. while doing the president of-fhis'socl
- act. I'm with you in this move, and do
my Of you forget 1t. All over our 10
slang wuras and phrases are multiply Ing Il
flies in sorghum time, and il Ia ouS dpiy
= help knock this crying EVIL as silly as pos
- BILE. Let our motto be ''Shoot tte slsngis
It Is always gratifying to us to hear OF
at success of any old LcXirgtonian, and mo
:. espec,alIy Of the boys who were raised hei
We notice from the Kansas City Live ste
Journal that Ed. NJ. Smith has ~associat
himself with W. b. X. Larrimer and
Brldgeford under the firm name Of Larrim
NC Smith 4 Rridgeford, for the conducting Q
NJ live stock commission business At Kan
City. Mr.. Smith left here about eight yeI
ago, and accepted a position with the Ba
X Of Kansas City, with whom he was ca
nected about two years. He then went W
ISL Audy J. SnideT il Co, olive stock). and C
tinued with Jas. II. Campbell ~ Co.. WI
'al the latter firm bought out Mr.. Snider. b
~ Smith has had full control OF the Kan
City business Of the above firm. The r
Dr. business experience thus acquired gives b
~ unbounded assurance OF success In his n
~ effort. The many persons In this county "
have had business with Ed. In the past e
St youch for his capacity and business sagacI
no II YOU have cattle or hogs to buy or
~ write 10 Ed.
=, The Chsmbersburg. Pa, Valley Spirit
" December 81, 1887, has a pleasant ~aliusiGn
IL TO the reverend and learned DR.. Ph
INC Srhaff IL. ID. Il SAWS: In his paper, Il