The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-07
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MIR. Iii Chrnm'-ter. Of MrshaI!, was here
Sunday.
Uncle 10, Page made u> II pleasant cell last
Monday
MIR. James Thnrr, OF Ciny township, WAS
here Monday.
MIR. J.. G. Corn. Of the HrgginsviIIc Leader,
was here "wednesday.
Mr.. Jno. Chamberlain was In the city this
week visiting relatives.
Miss Annie MountjnV has returned from
her visit TO Kansas City.
DR. Porter, Of MAJ view, paid IA a very
pleasant visit lssl Monday.
Mr.. Newton Henry was III town Yesterday
and paid u, II pleasant visit
Mr.. l.. A. Fulton was IN town, Monday.
and called on tho InlrIlIgcncer.
MIR. j. K. Mexican, now working on tn"
Hardin News. WAS here Sunday.
Miss Julia Winsor went 1" Kansas cats yos-
terday To Walt relatives and friends.
Judge Harrison aud daughter returned last
Thursday from their visit 10 Texas.
Mrs. Minnie Robinson, of Arkansas, IL WIS.,
itlng ut her fathers. Mr.. Tilton Davis.
Mr.. John White requests ll' address
changed from Mayhem to HIggrnsyillr.
Mr.. J.. ID. Shewalter has been ccntned TO
his bed for the past week with neuralgia.
MIR. II. Il. Bates, wife and baby, oi PaOla.
Kansas. aro visiting ut MIR. A. T. Kirtley's.
MIR. j. Henry CaIrOn aud wife OF Nebraska
City, are visiting relatives aud friends here.
Miss Lula Graves, OF VersaIlles, XIV, IS
here visiting her cousins, the Misses GraddH.
Mrs. Ella Cromwell and children, OF Kan
sas City, were here last Sunday visiting Mrs.
Ed. Zeiler.
Mr.. w. +. Neale requests his address
changed from Colorado Springs To Higgins
vile.
Mr.. w. II. Worley and vile were here last
Thursday visiting the family of Rev. L. 1.
Cobb.
Mr.. T. }. Arnstrong, OF EldoradO Springs.
made u pleasant call at the lnteliigercer Office
last Tuesday.
Misses Carrie Hines and Laura Wiuhier
returned from their visit to Kansas city last
Saturday night.
Mr.. }. d. Shewalter, who had a severe nj
tack of neuralgia the first OF the week. Is
able to be about again.
DR.. j.. h. Burbridge inlor med ~, last Mon
day. that he would probably very soon re-
move to another county.
DR.. A, W. Cole, II prominent physician Of
Johnson county. was In the city last Honda
and Tuesday on business.
Miss Josie Easter. who has been visiting IN
Wyandotte, Kan, for the past four months,
returned home last week.
Rev. W. r. Mcclure Is absent on 4 visit to
his children, at Cassville, Mo. He Will not
be home until sometime next week.
Engineer Blodgett, OF the Mo. +. X. H.
was here Thursday, looking after the trans
for of the road to the transportation depart
ment.
We are sorry to learn that Captain John
Brown has disposed OF his property near
Aullville and will shortly move to Indcpen-
dence.
Mr.. "Chug" Hays, cow residing In Texas,
was here this week to see his mother, who
has been quite sick. He will return this
morning.
Mr.. Geo. W. Houx and son left Higgins
vile, Tuesday morning, tor Tahlequah, In
dian Territory, where they have II contract
on the capitol building.
TIE following cards have been sent to
frlends:-"Nannie S. Chinn will be five years
old April II. and will be glad 10 see you from
1 to ! o'clock, ut her home on Main street.
Rev. r. L. Besle, pastor Of the sit. Zion NJ.
Z. church (colored), of this city, was natural
ed In the circuit court the present term. He
Is a native OF the Island of Trinidad. w. l.
Mr.. Ed. Abendroth has been here this
week, on bis way 10 his home, In New York,
from California, He will be back again IN a
short time and viii probably remain most OF
the summer.
One Of the female orators at the late inter-
national convention Of women at Washington
boosted that there was more Conversations
power among the delegates than could be
found In three times the number OF men.
No doubt about that.
DR.. W. X. Gosewisch Is one OF our bright
est Young men aud 1t affords US pleasure 10
learn that he has been graduated with the
highest honOrs from Tulane College, New
Orleans. La. In medicine and pharmacy. We
hope the newly made NJ. ID, will begin his
professional career here where he has So many
friends and we'll wishers.
San Diegsn, San Diego, Cal. March 9th
"Col. John Reid and wife left Hotel del Cor
onade last night for their home at Lexington.
No., In company with the Terry family, rela-
tiyes Of Hon. Erastus Well. Col. Reid 10
one OF the weslthv bankers OF his section and
q gentleman Of worth snd standing, and we
regret his visit here was 30 short. but we are
glad to say that he will visit US again. per-
haps next winter"
J. S. Webb, Esq, editor Of the. Times at
Waverly, paid w q pleasant visit last Mon
day. Mr.. Webb Is making an excellent little
paper of the Times. one which looks CAREFUL
Iy after all local interests end Is also alive 10
everything that concerns Lafayette county.
Miss singer. a daughter Of Sewing Machine
Singer, who had seven wives and many law
suits and left many millions behini bin when
he died, IL about TO marry An Italian duke.
for whom she pays 81. ass, 6S5 under n regu-
lar contract.
Mr.. Chas. 9eyer, the man serpent. with
Mcintyre & Heath's ministries. will return
home to spend the summer about the Aud OF
tnlh month, Inc troupe CIOsiuR hS vpBnkc-
meuts al P%ittsbIrE, April -. II has during
the season Travelled 6.sI6 miles, showing III
Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Allhama, Ten.
nesses. Georgia. FIorids, ONO, Indians
Kentucky, Nebraska, Michigan. Illinois
Arkansas. Mississippi, Pennsylvania and i
few tow ns " Canada. DIR. Gcycr IL one d"
the champion scro6ais oi the world, anL Al
home Ia In LcxinRtOJ.
Col. aud Mrs.. Reid arrived home 'a~t Sat
urdsy evening, from their three n"iiti7' yi"il
to LosAnReles and other points in California
They enjoyed their "trip, and were generally
well. Col. Reid speaks with much pleasure
OF a visit to Mr.. j. 4. Julian Ut San Diego
Mr.. Juiia6 Is e veteran editor, and l. ETH IN
the harness. He reIGembers his Lexington
friends and his residence aMOg them with
pleasure. and there are many here who vii
On seeing these lines watt a beneiIrtiou Il
bis direction. May he live long, and be prog
porous and happy.
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
The term OF the present Democratic Couu
~ Executive Committee expiring on Apr