The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-18
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Miss Zoe BasseIt has been quito III this
week, but l. better.
Mr.. jack Price has returned from u pro-
iracled visit IN Kansas.
Col. Ben Elliott, candidate for treasurer,
was In town Wednesday.
Mr.. Chas. $. Mitchell, candidate for sheriff,
was In town Thursday.
Miss Martha Crenshaw lefl, last night for -
visit to friends In ~f'ayette.
MIR. Lewis Green. candidate for sheriff,
was in town Wednesday.
Mr. Travis Buford, candidate for sheriff.
Was In town last "Wednesday.
Misses Emma and Tona Schaefermeyor,
were somewhat better Yesterday.
MIR. +. Allen represented the A. q. IT,. w.
OF this place at grand lodge this week.
MIR. ). l.. Smith. Of the MAYHEM nel2hbOr-
hood, W ~ in town Thursday on probate bus
iness.
Mrs. WIN. C0r-e, of Wellington, will be
home, to day, from II long visit to friends in
Illinois.
Miss Commorah Harrison is visiting friends
at Columbia, aud will be there during this
month.
Mrs. j. Il. Webb, Of Dover township, 10 in
the city visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Bowman.
DR.. W. e. Webb, OF Higginsville, came up
Monday, on u visit TO his sister, Mrs. Frank
Bowman.
One of the Rev. Mr.. Dobler's children sui
fered II dangerous attack Of cr0up, this week,
but is better.
MesSrs. Fred. Spengier and Chas. Andrews,
OF Kansas City. attended the masquerade ball
here Monday night.
Mr.. Lilburn Shields left for st. LOUIS. to
+. Silver, last night.
Mr.. James =. ldeler asks US to change
his address from Colorado Springs TO Hart
sci, Park county, Col.
Mrs. Elizabeth &. Wallace will celebrate
her Dist anniversary at her home near this
city on next Wednesday.
Mr.. W. j. Chambliss, editor OF the Hig.
8insville Advance, was in town, Tuesday
last, and paid us "A pleasant visit.
The late Mr.. Barnett Landlord was sixty
one years old on last Christmas day. His age
was enormously reported TO us last week.
Misses Annie and LottIe Taubman, who
have been visiting relatives In Dover town
ship for the past two weeks. have returned
home.
Mr.. Tom Bolton, who has been confined to
his room for some time on account of the
amputation of his left thumb. Is able to be
about again.
G. &. Catr0n, Esq. Of HIgginsvIlle, will
leave. next week, for Carthage. where he has
bought out Il boot and shoe hrm. and Will
enter into that business.
Mr.. J. 8. Price, IA nephew of Mr.. j. A..
Price. of Austin, Texas, has been here :bIs
week Visiting relatives. He Is q student Of
Rush Medical College. Chicago.
Mr.. Frank w. BimmeI man aud wife. Miss
Emms Baehr. and Messrs. Wm. and Geo.
Baehr. Of Kansas City, came down to attend
the masquerade ball and visit relatives.
Messrs. Oscar and Arthur Goehner, Of
Sedalia, came up, Sunday morning, to VISIT
their parents. They remained until after
Monday night 10 attend the masquerade ball.
Gen. William j. Harvey celebrated his
SEVENTEEN year OF army life at Pass Chris
tian, a suburb OF New Orleans, last Monday.
he is well known to thousands OF Mis-
s~jurians who will wish him many happy re-.
turns OF the day.
Mr. Albert FulkersOn Is To succeed MI.
Howard Atkrnso In the postofice. The lat
ter named gentleman will accept a situation
with Mr.. u. Sewberger, wholesale millinery,
III st. Joseph. We wish the young gentle
men well In their new positions.
ST. Louis Globe Democrat THE New
York Evening Post 1, ~ In discussing the
7 wholly t,ninfaraztIn question 80 NJ nl,t,a,.
religion. Everybody knows that Mr.. Blaine
Is, In religion, not much Of Il Catholic, not
much OF Il Protestant, but II great deal oil 3
candidate. He worships In the Church Of
the Holy Nomination"
Mrs. Elizabeth Carter. mother Of 4. s..
Carter, OF the Sturgeon Leader. died at his
residence In Sturgeon on last Sunday, aged So
years. She was a native of Tennessee, Her
husband, the Rev. Lewis Carter, died In 1855.
She had been II member OF the Methodist
EpiscopalChurch South for more than seven
ty years.
The president expects to leave Washington
next Tuesday for u short Visit TO Florids,
accompanied by Mrs. Cleveland and the sec
relary of the navy and Mrs. Whitney and
Colonel and Mrs, Lamont. The party will
20 by special train and no stops will be made
unless for an hour at Savannah for Il drive
through the city. One day will be spent at
Jacksonville aud one 1t 81. Augustine, and
tho party will return to Washington on Sat
urday.
Mr. Frank u. O'Neil, the retiring manag-
Ing editor OF the Republican, was last Wed.
nesday presented with a gold headed cane by
the editorial aud local forces, Clarence n.
Howell. the associate editor, making the pre-
Sentation speech, to which Mr.. O'Neil re-
spOnded In II feeling manner. Mr.. O'Neil has
done excellent work rs editor Of the Repub.
lican, making not only Il newsy journal. but
Que upon which the editorial work was able,
conscientious and In the Interest Of the great
body of the people. lie leaves the paper
strong In the confidence and affection OF the
people OF Missouri. In his future we wish
him well.
Mr.. Geo. f. King. 4 we'll known new,pa-
per MN. WHO was one OF the original owners
Of the Advance at higgin-ville. and after.
ward interested 10 newspapers at ST. Joseph
aud X pnsus City. died, very suddenly. at the
latter place. last Tuesday. from On overdose
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remedy for insomnia consequent upon intern
perate habits. Mr.. King was separated from
his wife, aud living with Il Mrs. Frankie l..
DALEY rs his vile. She was with him when
he died. A cUroner's jury on the following
day rendered Il verdict In accordance with
the above statement. Mr.. King was Ii vigor.
GUS writer, bold, aggressive and independent
and would no doubt have succeeded In hiI
profession but for the habit of drink, which
caused troubles Of various Kinds TO overtake
hun. He was II mar Of hne physique, hand
some, of good address. somewhat bite
toward his euemies, but loyal to his friends
Many who knew him will renember hh
virtues ard forget his faults.
II. Il. Locke. better known as Petroleum
V. Nasty. dicd at his residence In Toledo, o.
of consumption and Il complication of organic
trouble. nj $50 last Wednesday morning
He was born 1T Nesial. Broom county. New
York, September 20. 1881. His father. n
Il. Locke, u veteran OF the war Of 1912, IL still
liyin4 in Toledo NJ the advanced sge OF "
The father was one Of the original anti Ella
very men OF the country. I.Ocke's cuusump.
family aud nesera! brothers aud sisters dying
Of II. IT'S approaches wHS very slow. and 1
WINS not tiIl lest November TINT he wai
confined 10 the house. His literary labor,
and newspaper were very profitable, aud u
als later wears he was largely interested In