The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-10-06

Mr.. T.. VI. DickGn was here Sunday.
Messrs. Wallace u Chiies went to Kansas
City Thursday.
Miss Carrie Wcis is very ill with typhoid
malarial fever.
Major Rawlins, of Odessa, was IN the city
last Thursday.
Mr.. Jos. Homer left Tuesday night for st.
Louis and Chicago.
Esquire W. T. Anderson was here on bust
ness last Wednesday.
Miss Icons Cordell. OF Marshall, is visiting
the Misses McCleIIand.
Misses TiIlIe and Katie Hollis spent yes
terday IN Kansas City.
Miss Octavia Lesueur is visiting her cousin,
Omer II. Avery, Esq, at Troy, Mo.
Col. IL. G. Chnles was hero Thursday look
Ing at property with a view to purchasing.
Mrs. ID. Carthrae, OF COrder, left Tor st.
Louis Wednesday to be gone Il month or two.
MIR. Jno. h. Burden spent part OF this week
at Bethany, Harrison county, on law bust
ness.
Mrs. H. Chiles returned from Eldorado
Springs last Tuesday much improved in
health.
NIL. / ID blIhtN VIII "a AiONO 'hh
for Peru. Indiana. TO accompany his wife and
baby home.
Mr.. Geo. MulliniX is physically Considera-
bly, better, but mentally he has not improved
and is still very sick.
Misses Sue Trigg, Lizzie Shields and little
Lizzie Lesueur left for st. Louis and Cairo,
last Monday evening.
Mrs. Jack COrder attended the re-opening
of the First NJ. L. Church, South, at Inde-
pendence last Sunday.
MIR. Willard Graham has been visiting rel
atives and friends here this week. He will
return home next Monday.
Mr.. Jno. Taylor, Mr., VIM. Cullum and
wife and Miss Florence Harris were in Kan
sas City Thursday attending the exposition.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. J.. G.. Lesrv and Mrs. Joseph
Stevenson, of Denver, Colorado, are visiting
the families of Messrs. ROley Porter and Ed.
Ahrens.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. GueckOw, OF Stockton
CAL, stopped over one day this week on their
return from Germany, visiting Mrs. u. q.
Phetzing.
DIR. Florence Hamisfar and brother, Ed
ward, were called to Oswego, Kas., last
Wednesday, by Il telegram announcing tho
serious illness of n brother.
By letters received here since our last issue
we learn that Miss LizeLte Shaw was consid-
erably better, and good hopes were entertain
ed of her ultimate recovery.
Mr.. Frank Benton has resigned his position
at II. Gassen's, and expects to 60 to Kansas
City soon. Frank is an honest young man
and we hope he will do well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Hughes, of Vernon
county, have been visiting relatives near Cor.
der the past week or two-the families OF
Messrs. II. f. and and Jack Corder.
The foIlowing cards have been received by
friends in this city:-"Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
Mister requests your presence ut the mar
riage of their daughter, Jessie, TO Rev. John
n. McFarlane, Tuesday evening, October 9th,
at 8 O'Clock, at their home, East Heights,
Fayetteville, Ark"
Mrs. J. d. Morrow and Master Emmett
started for Chicago, VIA St. Louis, last night,
After spending a day or two in the latter
place, they will proceed TO Chicago, where an
operation will be performed upon Emmett s
eye which was injured by the explosition of 8
gun a year or two ago.
Rev. j. g.. Vogel and family, OF Higgins.
vile, have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
u. q. Phetzing for the past two weeks. Mr.
with diphtheria whilc. here. They continued
their journey, last Thur dav, to Atchison
Kas , their new appointment.