The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11
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Nj. Nn>p- tu,pu Wa IN tDWu Wednesday.
Mis-, iIrrncy wh" has been quite M. Is bet
Ter.
VI, Jacob Frgr,l, ,uunge,t rhrld is quite
slck.
Mr. J. A. Prrcc j. quite ~ with heuma. .
tism.
Mr. Alex. Osborn and family have gone TO !
California.
Uncle Gran. l'4ge paid u Il pleasant visit
last Monday.
MIR. iInrrv krome IL confined TO h. bed
with rheumatism.
Hon. II. A. Hicklin's little son ha. been
quite al this week.
Mrs. Or. Htu5nn. WHO has been very Ill. |
Is somewhat better |
Capt. Il. A. Collins attended the OklahoIna
meeting. At Kansas CITY.
Mr.. Arthur Slaughter Is al his country
house, near GrCeui0n.
Mira. w. T.. Wilson and ObilIren are all
able TO be about again.
NJ. John Vanderpool IS still very low with
M prospect OF recovery,
Mi-s Fannie Stewart Is still unable 10
attend to her .chO0l duties.
MIR. Geo. VnniiVcr was Ia Town, Monday,
aud called on The lnteIligencer.
Miss Jessie Campbell, of Russeliyille. Is
visiting mt Dir. Geo, Sedwick's.
NJ. Joseph Wilmot. Of HlgginsviIle, came
up to attend tho Moore Wilmot wedding.
Mrs. Allie Church. of Kansas Civ, |. VS.
iting her parents, Mr.. and ar-.Tnos. Eiruey.
Miss Mamie EiheIdsfer. ..of Redwood Falls,
Mimi, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. james |
Greer. pei
Miss Jennie Burnett, Of Waveriy. l. In our
city on a visit TO Misses .Blggerstarf aud
Inman.
Miss Kste WiinOt now of Kansas CitT,
cume down TO attend the Moore Wllmot
wedding.
Mrs. Helen Maitland, who has been quite
III for some weeks with neuralgia and Dneu-
monia, Is better.
Raymond, the little son Of Mr.. ThOs. Il.
Austin, Of HumansVii!e. Mo, is quite sick
with pneumonia.
Mrs. y. W. BuiIard hes gone TO visit her
daughter In Boone county, and Will be absent.
about three weeks.
Mrs. a. q. William. was threatened, tins
week, with an attack Of spinal meningitis
but Is mach better.
Miss Minnie Made, who has been visiting
In Km.as City tor the past Two weeks, re-
turned home Monday.
Mr.. h. ) Gtun, or the odessa neighbour
hood, paid Us Il pleasant visit, yesterday. He
says the wheat is all right yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Smith, who have been
confined to thrif room with rheumatism Tor
some weeks are gettiug better.
Capt. W. 4. Thornton. OF Higginsvllle,
! was IN the city Monday. HIS sister. Mrs.
Judge Tut, returned home with him.
Miss Bette Green has returned fro:n an
extended Visit To Galloway county. where she
hlu been visiting relatives aud friends.
Mrs. Minnie Wright. Of Benton county. Is
b re visiting her hu.band, Mr.. Thomas Wright,
| who is in Jail charged with horse stealing.
Mr.. Ernest McCau.land started lss, Tues
day evening 70. u ten dIys' or two weeks
| holiday and 4 visit To ais brother, Walter. Ia
Howard. Kansas.
| ID. X. Locke, better known In liter atu re d.
| Petroleum V. Nasty, editor OF the Blade Of
Toledo, O.. has haeu seriously i'll for the
pat two months.
The crown prince Oi Germany Is wore
again. The operation Of trache0tomy was
necessary and was performed Inst Thursday.
The prince WIS relieve ny the operation.
Misses Lama aud Tons Schaetermeyer are
bettcr. They suffered terribly for a few dave,
and they aud their parents have much sym
puhS. We trust that they will now soon be
Well.
His2lnsyilie Leadcr:-MI> Weiahtnan
c ,rter has been visiting IN lilgginspIlle re.
Gently. She. WITH her father, Joseph Carter.
Esq viii so TO Trinidad, Colorado, to visit
MB. Robert Bea,ie, sUdy, II rieased with the
country rnny locate there.
Mmc. Christine Nilsson says Ia IA letter to n
Philadelphia friend that sh8 Is u constant
rheumatic sufferer aud she fears that she will
b. obliged 10 LiO,c her professional career ut
once. She add that She has not even con
t mplsted another American tour.
Miss Louie N. Royce, the school teacher
waJ WAS on the prairie all night during the
recent blizzard with three Of her pupils. ali
Of whom died In he: aims, had both feet
anpu'ated ut Plainvicw. Neb,, last Tuesday
Her LETT arm IS badly deiormed by large
pieces oil flesh dropping I'd, but physician
say it will probably not ag accessory 10 am
pui ate 1t.
Benjamin Franklin of the Second Minnesot
Volunteers, IS the only VI "a ON the govern
men, pension rolls witO s4cr!Icad both hands
and fec. Ia The Ilre civil war, ana n there IL
no provision vi law applicable to such specia.
CASES Il bill "ill DO presented TO congress 10
creasiu4 the pe;isioI Le ROW receives To Sl5l
q month. lie nugv receives The pay uovide o.
for 4 sailor |uIJ Hr los both hAnis OF both
feet.
MIR. Gladstone greatly enjoyed his visit K
Canres. as the weather was almost summe
like. He gave 4 dinner party Ut which wert
present the grand duke and duchess OF Bs
den, Prince Leopold, OF Hohenzollern
Prince RudZtwili and PriDOe Hohenlohe
Monday ho had i long conversation with the
emueror Of Brazil, who is visiting Cannes
\ distinguished company bade farewell L
him ut the railway station on Tuesday last.
Thu secretary Ui war aud Mrs. Endicott en-
lained the rTtsident and Il number of Others
At dinner last Tuesday. Mrs. Cleveland wa,
unable 10 attend owing 10 the death OF heI
uncle. The other guests were senator ami
Mrs. ingalls,. Secretary aud Mrs. EaIrchild
Postmaster General and Mrs. Dickinson,
S1eakcf aud Mrs.. Carlisle. Secretary Bayard
Miss Bay IRA. Governor and Ars. Carroll,
Senator Edmund, Miss McIher-un, Hiss
Endicott aud Mr.. William Eudicolt, il.
fne new scnator from West virginia, MI
Faul.Her, Is the Youngest mau In the body
being six months the junior O? his colleague,
Mr.. Kennl, and nine months younger than
Mr.. Sp"Oner, Of Wisconsin,. He will be 4C
years oil In March. The youngest man even
admitted (" tho senate was Stephen W
Dorsey, WHO was So year, old when he was
sworn ia. There have, been a nugsbeF o.
senators who we're less !hsn Al when tbey
were sworn IL, but the average ago Ia that
h0uy was never so low q, now.
The Mtssour. River Bridge.
The following letter explains Itself
OFFICE OF TIE King Iron BRIDGE
AND NANUFACTURlNG COMPANY.
CLEVELAND. . February q. 1893.
7" ne Hon. Mayor II tts CITY u L.liagton
Dear sir:-Who viii build tho proposed