The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-11-24
Personalities.

hbnnlDhl HdS CnTysantneuum ichs'
Hon. W. II. Barnum Is cOnvalescing.
jimmie Robinson is somewhat better.
Col. Benz. Elliott was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Chas. Royle. who was quite i'll is better.
Miss PInkie Russell Is home from Kansas
City.
Mrs. William Young has been very Ill this
week.
Mr.. f. wInsor went to Kansas City last
Thursday.
Tilton Davis, Esq, was here the first of
the week.
Mr.. w. q. Hickman went to Kansas City
Wednes day.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Allen went. to Kansas
City Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Bolton went to Kansas
City Wednesday.
Mr.. Geo. Ssndifer was here visiting his
father this week.
Mr.. Oscar Audreen has been at home sew
eral days this week.
Miss Dora Steele 10 suffering from n severe
attack of erysipelas.
Mrs. 8. Il. Smith spent last week with rela-
tiyes in Kansas City.
Mr.. j. X, Gray, of Water loo, paid us q
pleasant Visit MONDAY.
DIR. Florence Hamisfar returned last Satur-
day from Oswego, Kas.
Mr.. Henry George, who Is in England, was
rendered an ovation III London.
Miss Julia Neale had an liberated tonsil
successfully removed yesterday.
Mrs. Jay Gould is very much better and 1t
Is now thought she will recover.
Mr.. Carl Soellner. Of Chicago, Is visiting
Mesdames KrIehn and GUhner.
Miss Tessie Taubman still continues very
low with typhoid malarial fever.
Miss Josie Easter, Of Wyandotte, Kan, is
visiting friends and relatives here.
New York Starts Quay's trouble a case
of "mailed hand" or of "big head?"
Mr.. John Gehner went to Buckner, We'd
nesday. to put up some of his work.
Mr.. j. G. Webb, of Dover township. was
In the city yesterday visiting relatives.
Mrs. c. d. Hereford, Of st. Adams, W.
Va, is visiting her father. Rev. K. Roth.
Mr.. Frank Caples, of Sweet Springs, still
continues dsngerously Ill with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Jos. Mclaughlin and Miss Laura
Henry, of Odessa, were in the city last Thurs
day.
Judge VIM. Young has been in Texas
county, Mo-. this week. He got home yester-
day.
Mr.. VIM. S. Fishback asks us to change
his address from Independence to Higgins.
vile.
Dion Bancicault and Geo. s. Knight, PROM
inent actors. are thought to be dying. in New
York.
GN;t Enuiraar Vnhn MnItU0n- who has
been sick for something over three weeks. is
out again.
Mrs. A. A. Lesueur Is expected home
from Cairo this morning. Miss Sue Trigg il
much better.
Robert Garrett becomes more and more
uugovernably insane. II Is thought that he
cannot live long.
Mr.. Benz. Hammer was In town Thursday
He has not been In good health Of late, but Ii
somewhat better.
hr. Philip Keller, who has been seriousl,
III, is able TO get out on the street, though ht
still looks feeble.
MISS Belle Hays left yesterday for Knox
vile, Tenn, where she will spend the win
!, ter with friends.
Mrs. j. ID. Morrow is in Holden attending
the bedside of her mother who Is very low
with pneumonia.
|, Mrs. Berenice Chouteau, Kansas City's FRS
white woman settler, died there, Monday
| aged 81 years and 4 months.
!, We regret to learn that Mr.. j.. p. Corder
/ OF Marshall, is not in good health. He think
Of changing his place Of residence.
3 Mr.. Jno. Z. Burden started, Monday even
ing. for Pine Bluff, Ark, where he is en-
{ gagged IN some important land cases.
t Misses Birdie MCGEE, oil Richmond, an
1 Edna Sauf1ey, Of Miami, former pupils O
t Central College, are visiting friends here.
Miss Lizzie Brown, of Independence, VIII
: has been visiting relatives here for the pas
t five weeks, returned home Wednesday morn
s ing.
Rev. and Mrs. j. M. Keeble returned. las
"Wednesday evening, from their trip to Rich
4 mond, Va. Mrs. Keeble being much 5enefte
Q In health.
q Hon. Wm. ii. Barnum, chairman OF tn
national democratic committee. who wa
dangerously III last week Is now In q fsi
z way 10 recovery.
z Chauncey NJ. Depew would not accept
2 cabinet position. As II diner out, however
he may be considered the minister OF the In
n terror anyhow.
t Miss Myrtle Russell left Forth Worth
e Tuesday. for st. Louis, In company with he
d aunt, Mrs. Webb M. Samuel. She will b
r home early next week.
g '.Have you seen The Winters Tale.' oil
manr" NO, but I rubbed my sleeve acci
n IDENTIFY against a biushIng cheek last night, AN
y l heard the tinter's wall"
Mr.. VIM. ii. Chiles says that the A. W
/. Rucker who IL In controversy with Senate
e Blackburn was brought up In this county an
lived In Freedom township for years.
d Mesdsmes Jno. 4. Burden and C.. Be
o Russell, accompanied by Misses airline Bur
den and Fannie RUSSELL, went up to Kanss
:. City, Monday, on u shopping expedition.
So Admiral Baldwin died in New York, q fe,
days ago, aged III years. He rose from lieu
= tenant In the navy to commodore, during th
war. and was appointed resr-admiral In 1877
The Inlelligencer had the honor, Thursda,
h Of q visit from the mayor Of MyrIck. Oh
v Hon. Timothy Howard. His honor has Mt
= quite finished weeping over the nations
l. polit ical result.
Pittsburg Chronicle:-"Mr. Chamberlai
r, had been counting the daughter Of olr secrt
h tary Of war for a long time, hadn't hep ss
H. cd Mrs. Squildig. Yes" replied her hui
r band, "but In the Endlcott her."
y, Miss Ads Forbes, of Independence. was /
X the city last Thursday having some dent
so work done. Upon her return the anne eye
ID ing she was accompanied nome by Miss Lu
Hassell. who will remain u few days only.
4. &. L. johnson. ESQ.,, attorney, OF Chicsg
d who has been visiting his uncle, Mr.. films
,e kemper, fer a4fsw days, delivered u very il
teresting address on Temperance in IL
d Union Church at Wellington Wednesday ey
A. ming. He returned home Thursday.
% Our republican postmaster aspirants,
soliloquy: III wonder IL he'll think Of me
N BEFORE 1t grows too late,-I wonder If he
st think of me-When making up his %slate,-
es try to bear up patiently,-Contentedly
IN waIt,-And yet ] fear he'll skip my name
;, When making up the slate, "
st, Louis has q young bride Of six wee
81 who has sued for u divorce because her hu
m band hugs her SO hard he nearly breaks b
N ribs. AT the same time another poor @
n. there takes her own life because she has
en one to love her at all. How upequally q
good things of life seem to be distributed,
Mrs Harrison is u very worthy and sent
u bic lady, and she will be treated by dem
. cratic newspapers with that courtesy al
= consideration to which every good woman
' entitled. This was not accorded to Mrs. Gle,
:, land by republican newspapers, but they a