The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14

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Mrs. David Callahan is quite sick.
MIR. Mort. Scrat was here sunday.
MIR. Rudic Magic wa. here Sunday.
mrs. Lewis T., Green is seriously III.
W, +. Parker, Esq, called 10 see rs yCSiCr
day.
Mr.. Nose, FruuheI has been quItc i'll rhr
week.
Major 7. Il. Clagett has been quite Ill thi
week.
mrs. MoIIie Bum, OF Marshall, is here Wis,
lung friends.
MIR. viii Jameson, Of Kansas CITY, wa
here Sundly.
Hon. Jrrrr Cravrn> was here in attendance
on. PresbylcTy.
Capt. W. u. Kan kin and wife have beer
SICK this week.
Mr.. n. Siiverman is taking Il few day,
vacation In Texas.
Mrs. A. 4. johnson has returned from hcI
visit To 81. Joseph.
Mrs. J. q. webb is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. +. Il. Bowman.
Mrs. NJ. +. Price went to Kansas civ,
Thursday. on business.
Miss Jennie Matthews, of Dover township,
Is here visiting relatives.
Ben Hamlet and Geo. VrnabIe were in
| Kansas City last SUNDAY.
Mrs. II. +. Bates LETT for her home, in
PaOla, Kansas, YESTERDAY.
Mr.. Albert Ahrens left. last Tuesday. for u
visit TO Denver, Colorado.
Harvey J. Higgins, ESD, who WAS AT Pres
bytcry. called t. see us yesterday.
DIR. Washington Adams has moved To the
''Chanslor house, Eslill Heights.
Mrs. L. Z. BOteler aud her sou, Robert L..
have been visiting relatives here this week.
Mr.. Jonas Benton, wife and son, of Kansas
CITY, were in the city visiting relatives this
week.
Misses Belle Graves and Julia Neal went
to Kansas City, Thursday, to take in the
Kirmess.
Mr.. y, Il. Jerald, OF ia :ksonvIIle, Illinois,
was in the city Sunday visiting friends aud
relatives.
Miss Daisy Green is visiting the families oi
Messrs. ChaS. Scvirr aud j. Allen Mcdonald
ut Richmond.
Miss BoXle Chiles went 10 Kansas CITY this
week, where she will remain some time
visiting friends.
Mr.. Steve n. Wilson, who has decided 10
strike out to seek his fortune, will probably
locate i'll Springfield, Mo.
Mrs. Fannie Stonestrcet is Visiting at her
fathers, Mr.. b. Il. ireland. Little jamie has
been quite sick this week.
MIR. VIM. Geller, OF ST. Louis. came up
rdcsdaY to attend the funeral Of his cousin.
Miss Emma Schaefermeyer.
Mrs. Susan Bear. formerly Of this city, now
living in Kansas city, is very sick, aud nj last
accounts wa, not expected TO live.
W. }. ChumbliSs, Esq, of the liigginsville
Advance, was in the city Thursday, and paid
the Intelligrncer Il pleasant visit.
Mr.. }. q. Webb, wIO has been i'll for two
or three weeks, produced 10y helnorrhagG OF
the bowels, Is able 10 be about again.
We received n pleasant call, last Thursday,
from Mr.. J. X. Gwynn, secretary Of the
Southwest Missouri Immigration Society.
Capt. $. J. Andrew received L telegram
from North Carolina, lu-l Wednesday. that
his aged father had pneumonia aud was not
expected 10 recover.
Messrs. John and Charles T'aubman were
III st. Louis the first OF the week, where they
went 10 purchase the necessary machinery for
their machine shop.
Brother L. 4. jesse had Il severe attack Of
neuralgia OF the heart last Saturday after
noon. Tie has been quite i'll and confined TO
his bed ever since. His many friends hope
To see him about again soon.
Col. JnO. Reid brought home with him from
Cal. II liue photograph of Mr.. j. NJ. Julian.
Tor many wears connected with the press of
this city. IL can be seen upon the check desk
81 the Lexington Savings Bank.
Our old friend. Mike Carroll. has been
transferred from the ''branch" road TO the
maiu line. His many friend. viii m,ss his
familiar face, but will rejoice To know thaI
his new position is not only more pleasant
for him, but is u step upward and more re-
munerative than the old one.
Rev. W. L. Mcclure has been for nearly
two weeks at Cas,vilie attending the bedside
o! his three-year-old child, Maud. who has
been dangerously i'll with measles. The little
one Is c0nralescIng and Mr.. Mcclure hoped
to be home this morning, so that he could
conduct the regular church services to-mor-
row.
Mis- Belle Hays, OF this city. who il visit
ing ut the executive mansion, assisted Gov.
aud Mrs. MOrehOuse in entertaining the I'm
perial Club. OF that city, last Tuesday. all The
iashionablrs Of the state capital being present.
An elegant rcpast wa, served. This is the
first reception that has Deen given at the
mansion since the death Of Gov. Marmnduke.
The following gentlemen were III attend
ance upon the PresbYterial Sabbath School
Convention held in this city last Wednesday
Rev. A. NJ. Mister, j. W. Heagen, John
Montgomery, ID. D., j.. V. Banks. $. Il. Ruff
ner. l.. T.. Bowen, ID. d. j. Barbee, ii. H..
Rarks, }. n. McFarlane, II. NJ Sydenst riker,
q. L.. Washburn. G. W. Chambers and +. W.
Slead, and Messrs. W. G. Beatie, J. NJ. Dun
can, j. G. Sydcnstrickcr. c. 5. Parker, J. L.,
Woodbridge, j. b. White, $. l.. McBurney.
Mr.. Hyde, DR.. J. II. BrOnaugh and Prof.
Anthony Haynes.