The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
TersUnatii9a.
Mir. Eph kius was here Yesterday.

Mir. l.i,h King was here Yesterday.
Mr. tull, Greet was here last Tuesday.
Mrz. Annie Earl Is very low with con-
sumption.
MIR. Geo. IIruN AMI daughter were here
lust TuesdSv.
Miss Anna Ewing is visiting Miss Maria
" God this week.
Mr.. &. R.,Singcr. of Waterloo. was in The
cty last Tuesday.
MIR. II. W. Wiu-or was down from Kansas
City Lat Mrud:y.
Mr.. Z. e. tTru,huw amt III for II short
visit to his family last FRIDAY.
Mr.. Geo. q Gordon. canIidIir for county
Treasurer, wa, IN town Mo"Iu,.
Mr.. +. u. Peacock, OF iliggtnsvillc, made n
pheasant call nj toe Iniulligencer office yes
terday.
Capt. and Mrs. J. u. Conner, who have
becu quite sick for some two weeks. are con.
yalescing.
Mr.. j. A. J.. Shultz, Of Linwood Lawn
was up from 81. Louis this week on II visit TO
his farm.
MI. X. q, E-,Iil, Of X ansas city. was here.
last Wednesday, looking after his property
Interests.
MIR. d. ". Il. Tcvl, WAS called TO Knoxville
thi. week nu account OF the serious Illness of
his mother.
Me>srs. Il. r. Vaughn and G. W. LDomis
have been In Fulton this week for pleasure
and business.
MIR. W. u. wainwright, long Il resident Of
this city, IL here again visiting his old ac-
qnnintances.
Mr. w. W. Scrat and wife, OF this city,
Louis, last Tuesday.
Mr.. j. b. Silver was registered at Hur,ts'
Hotel. st. Louis, last Tuesday, and Mr.. IL. j.
higgins at the Planters.
MR.. Robt. II. Benton was called TO Kansas
City, last week, on account of this serious
illness of her grandson.
Mr.. Thos. b. Wallace, Jr.. OF TacOmt,
Washington Territory. is here on n short
visit to his mother and sister.
Messrs. Geo. A. SLurges and J. Robert
Davis went to Grand Pass yesterday duck
hunting. They expect to return this evening.
The saddcstof sights II mortal sees, which
the most hardened feelings would hurt, is the
cross-cyed girl of uncertain age who Is doing
her best to lliTt.
Rev. Geo. l.. Leyburn IS in Springfield, Mo-,
! where he will probably remain most OF next
week, the church at that place having no
pastor at present.
Uncle Sam Cooking de1ectediy at the ceiling
on The republican side OF the hall OF repre-
sentatives III tho Washington capitoi) Pm
afraid it's perfectly safe.
" - =, - T. Es..I. -,.r,I Fr.,t,
a large carbuucle In his side. At one time It
was thought he was dangerously Ill, but lie
Is now somewhat better.
MIR. W. 4. cameron, Of Huntsville, Mo-.
has been in tae city, this week, visiting bis
daughter, Mrs. w. b. Bolton. He left for
his home last Thursday night.
Mr.G.W .Shull was in the city last Wednes-
day. Ills health has not been good this WIN
ter and he has been confined 10 his house
more or less during the cold weather.
Mr.. G. r Christesou has accepted Il posi-
ton As principal in one of the public schools
ut Westport, which is now a suburb OF Kan
uas CITY, aud left for there, last Monday even
ing.
T.. +. Bruwner. of the LinnGus Bulletin.
has sold his paper I" Messrs. Wi&gingion and
Conger, OF Mexico. Mo. Mr.. Bruwner's
health has failed him Of late wears aud ho has
been compelled to sell out.
q. y. Bowlps, of the law firm OF Adams h
Bowle-, dlei suddenly at Kansas City On The
18th, presumably from an over dose Of NOR
phine administered By his physician. Mr..
BOwlcs was IL promising young lawyer and
well-known 10 our bar.
"'Hand~Omcy' No, nor clever, even.
'Richr You wouldn't call him SO. Young
perhaps Quite tOrty-seven. Love bin:
HIN | hardly know. 'Cupid's freak or whinl
fautasticI' M, indeed-ny motives clear
Marin Smith | change-ecslatic! For MIS-
Harold Vors de Nere.'
Rt. Rev. q. X. Dunlap, Bishop OF New
Mexico, died, last Monday, of heart disease.
The Bishop WAS, FOR about seven years, rec
tor of Christ church, in this city, and had
many friend, and admirers among the people
who lament his untlmely death. He leaves u
widow (.ee Mary Cobb aud six children.
Mrs. Lucretia Garfield, the widow of the
late president, arrived in New York on
Wednesday, from Europe. accompanied b,
her daughter, Miss Nollie Garfield. 1t is rum
Ored In New York that Mrs. Garfield is sOoI
t, marry IA wealthy landowner of Clevelanl
who was her ard, ut admirer in her girlhOoi
The Wedding OF Prince Oscar, oi
Sweden. aud Miss Munck, one OF the queer
OF Sweden's waiting maids, vas celebrated
at BOurnemoulh .On the 18Th inst. The queer
of Sweden, the Princes Carl and Eugene, Of
Sweden. the crown princess OF Denmark and
the duchess Of Albany, were present. Pastor
BestrOw, of Stockholm, performed the cere,
mony.
MIR. Jas. q. Chamber, who went from w.
NJ. A. TO Washington and Lee University
stands right at the head Uf his classes. Hi
report for the first half term Is rs follows
Rhetoric, 500; ID III class. Descriptive geOm.
etry, 994 lSt In class. Mathematic~, 05; Isl
in class. Physics, o. LIST II class. German
50; lst In class. DIR. Quarles says: He
stands an excellent chance OF getting the
French scholarship, which pays $500 for the
next year. IL is given to the most meritoTIOus
undergraduate.
A press dispatch saws: MIR. Andrew
Carnegie, when here before Lent accepted an
invitation to one OF the presidents and Mrs.
Cleveland's formal evening receptions, and
one who saw much OF hun then reports him
as enjoying the occasion hugely and being 30
fascinated by Mrs. Cleveland that he said he
didn't care what her views were about the
tariff; he wanted her reelected All, ANDY
yc might have known 1t, man. Why did you
ever go near her Just to think that the
greatest protectionist OF them all cares les,
for the tnriff than he docs for the clint of
Mrs. Clevelund'S ayes. Wcll, welIl The
country is certainly Rb!nG to the demnillou
bOw-wows.
YOUNG DEMOCRACY.