The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-01-07
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MIR. liObt. Taubman is about well
Squire Tom Chinn was here Tuesday.
Sheriff Bowman, who has been Nh. Is better.
Mr.. w. A. WhitSett was In town Tuesday.
Mr. W. +. kcrdoln, Sr., has been sick this
week
Mr.. John Tate has been here visiting
friends.
Elder W. Il. Cunningham was in town
Thursday.
Miss Annie Chamberlain has been quite m
at Judge Woods.
Messrs. X. T.. Russell and W. Gibson were
in town Thursday.
Lucy Carter has a fashion letter in the
paper again this week.
Uncle Seth Mason WAS in town Tuesday.
looking hale and hearty.
Mrs. Garland Graham has been very m
this week, but is better.
Master Willie WaddelI has been sick This
week, but is now better.
Messrs. G. Kraus and Hub. Tucker were
in the city last Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. V. l.. McClclland has been some-
what indispOsed this week.
Mr.. Il. Chronister was here shaking hands
with his friends last Thursday.
Mrs. Fannie b. Arnold, OF CarroIltou, is
visiting at Mr.. j. w. WaddelPs.
Mr.. Ernest McCausland Is stI.l confined 10
his room, but is getting along finely.
Mr.. Joseph Afford has resigned his posi-
ton at Mr.. II. WiIker's dry goods store.
Hon. Carroll Wood, OF Little Rock. Ark.
was here, this week. visiting his father.
Our friend, Jim Board, WAS in town yester-
| ,ln, f,,II ,s 1nol IN N, mr. - 90. 4, - .t
Miss Grace Wilcox, of Parsons. Kansas, Is
in the city visiting her aunt. Mrs. NJ. w.
Serat.
Mrs. A. X. tu0in asks us TO change her
address from Florence, Alabama, to Decatur,
Alabama.
Col. Switzler has returned to Washington,
accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. c. P.
Branham.
Mrs, Jno. Buckner, of Sweet Springs, has
been here this week visiting her sister. Mrs.
W. X, Trigg.
Mr.. Stephen Lamar came up from Hume,
Wednesday, and Will probably remain during
the winter.
Deputy Collector Worthington has been
sick recently, and Capt. Reeder has been fill
ing his place.
q. A. Davis and T. B.. Sherman of Ottawa,
kansas, We're en- erel as boarders at the w.
NJ. A. last Wedne sday.
Mr.. A. Geysr writes Us from New York
City that Ills eyeslght Is improving and that
he expects to be home soon.
Mr.. j. G. Fall has concluded to take q rest
after over 40 years service rs dry goods sales
man for himself and others.
A.. w II..I, ,.;tl H., A.. ,ln ,;tu anrxnt;.,a
between the 9Th and 10th insts.. to visit his
, mother, Mrs. j.. ID. Shewalter.
Messrs. c.. Newkirk, of Sedalia and d,
. Sherwin, OF Kansas City, entered the board
, ing department OF w. NJ. A. this week.
v Mr.. n. g. Jacobs was in the city on bust
t ness last Thursday. After next week he
will spend the balance OF the W inter il
a Florida.
Mr.. II. L.. MEG innIs and daughter, Mis-
. Mamie, spent Christmas with Mr.. VIM, L
McGihnis. While there they were given III
c left for their home in st. Louis, Thursday
" morning.
independence correspondence Kansas City
r Times:-"Mrs. Hannah Ferguson and daugh
h ter, Miss Hattie, Of lie xingtou, WHO have for
: the past week been visiting Mrs. Hattie b
v Kinney northeast OF Independence, returned
n home last night
e Mr.. Joseph Monroe. after ~ years and tw
months continuous service ~ engineer on th
steam ierIyboal at this place, resigned hi
q position on the lst inst. lie commenced III
q der Capt. Tnrpin, Just one week after tb
e organization of the present company, and hi
1 F.,,;l;,r F,,a ,,,l -. .,tt. -. .. H. ~. /,
zens OF both Ray and Lafayette counties.
Washington correspondence Republican
& ''Repres s~ntative Randall IL q grandfather In
k, first experience Of the Kind the old gentle
or man has had. The little one made his up
pearance OIL Friday, and has been name
ar Samuel Randall lancaster. MIR. Randall
er daughter married about II year ago Mr.. Cha
Al Q. L.noaSter, n prominent young lawyer
n this city"
mt MIR. A. &. Brrnham wrote to us from Ben
in ~tivoglia, Va, December -. as follows :-''Tt
ly lntelligencer reached ne Yesterday nj tn
office, and II YOU could have seen aud felt th
ch Interest with which | peruSed It's columns, yo
sr would have predicted moro severely tha
ever that | would return to good old Mi,
Ms souri,. | arrived here on Thursday followin
no the day Of ms departure (Noudsy) all 81
!. and souni. find Il good many OF my forlnt
en- friends whom | hal thought would ha,
been dead from old age, II from no 9th
IT. cause, are still living and looking well u.
he hearty, ~
nj There passed away in Lodi-ville, Ia
r. Tuesday, one OF heptuckv's best known al
he mos respected sons, Richard l.. COllips, I
historian. Mr.. Collins was in the list We,
OF his life. he was born in Maysville, X,
Ia and went to college with many men that q
10 terward became leaders in the world of le
IN, ters and in military matters, among the
llV Gen. Ulysses S. Grant. His best effort W
"COllin,' History Of Kentucky MI exhau
Ter tive aud well written work, and one th
'as gave him Il wide and enyiable reputation. N
Collins had bee! IN bad health for some tin
no and his death was the result OF Il compile
tim Of diseases. He was a kinsmsn of o
re. fc How citizen, Hon. Richard a. Collins.
ay' Gen. John e. Fremont has wriItea = lei,
~ to the Bcdondo Reaeh company accepting I
MS gift at IL lot a. Seaside. fne letter, aft
N" thinking the donors for their Christmas ri
sht coaliuue,:-"I have been sincerely graiiii
ALSO WIN Tue OlI'T which l nave GCccIteu
SCI q homestead at lngiGw0od and | have docid
10 make there my permanent home. 1t
I'll more than forty wears since came dos
- from the winter of the mountains into Il
l"e land of annshlne and bowers, and [ resOlv
Z" then TO make here my home, but until nov
have failed To carry out fully my intentiC
VI This time | have definitely planted my stas
nu and will remain AID take my part in the he
AZ development Of Southern California;" We &
10 glad that the old man, he was born in Is
"a has founl Il place of rest for his declini
On years. His labOrs IN 1872 and 1S45 did mu
rs to open up the Pacific slope. and 1t Is We
ek' aud prosperous. that II should appreciate
.sie services.
Ed.
Washington CORE 5aoudence OF the Repu
!ican THE Misses Hood, senior tw
daughters Of The late Gen. John Il. Hood,
Texas, have been spending the holidays
-. the city as the guests of Mrs. Robinson, l!
| street, and Will return on Tuesday TO ri
- adelphIu, where they are 1T school. 1t "
" be remembcred that the father OF these YOU
ladies', Il famous leader in the confedera
cause, died come ten or twelve years bin
. during one OF the yellow fever epidemics,
New Orleans. in which his wife also peris
ed, leaving name small children, the young,
Of whom was Il baby three weeks old.
the death of the parent, the two oldest rs
daughters were formally adopted by \