The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
personalities.

r.. +. kcyion, EeI, wa here Tuesday.
MIR. Jas. HUUium was IN town last Monday.
MIR. Barnett Landlord continues 10 be very
low.
Capt. Mark H.. Belt has been visiting friends
III the county.
Mr.. A. ). Mullruix i abe 10 yet about on
the streets again.
Mrs. NrnOphun RvIaud has been III this
week but is better.
Nj. and Mrs. \. Wade spent last Sunday
with relatives here.
Mrs. 5. IL. Smith is visiting her daughter
Mis-. W. X. Trigg.
DIR. Tom Field was in the county u few
days ago on business.
Mrs. Fannie StOnestreet aud little jamie are
at Mr.. Il. X lreland's.
Miss Minnie Senior. of LaMoute, Mo-, en-
tered G.. f. c.. this week.
Mr.. w. Is. Wilson, wife aud little Agnes
have all been sick this week.
Mr.. James A. Fishback, Of Clay township,
was in the city. last Tuesday.
j. II. Mediation, ESD, was in Lexington
on legal business last Tuesday.
Mr.. b. B%Oulware. who has heen very i'll
with pneumonia, is much better.
MIR. Jno. p. Herr, OF MAYHEM. was in the
city. Thursday. with his new wife.
Hons. Frank p. Sebree and &. B. Buckner
spent II dar at Higginsville recently.
MIR. Mac. Wilmott, of Cass county, has
been here visiting some OF his relatives.
Mrs. S. u. Nickel. of Fulton. lie here visit
ing her mother in-law Mrs. VI. K. Nickel.
MIR. f.. Il. billiard left, Tuesday evening.
Cor Denver, Col, where he will in future re-
side.
Mr.. "Bud" Hal! was quite sick last Satur-
day aud Sunday, but has since been getting
better,
mrs. Jas. 81. Price was taken with q chill,
Tuesday evening, and was quite i'll for u day
or two.
Miss Willie Biggerstaff. who has been visit
Ing in Waverly for some time. has returned
nome.
Miss Myra Drane, of Blackburn. Mo-, en-
tered the boarding department Ct &. +. G.,
this week.
Miss Haden Walker asks US to address her
care OF !. B. Young, Kendall, Hamilton ooua.
ty, Kansas.
Mr.. Lane Robertson aud family, of Kansas
City, were visiting their brother, Mr.. Abe
l:obertsOn, OF Clay township, last week.
Mr. Ed. Morrow came in Saturday from u
three weeks trip on the road. He says he
had q good trade.
Miss Eleanor Cameron, Of st. Louis, stop
ped over Sunday with Mrs. Stsndish OIL her
way To Ottawa, Kansas.
Miss Edith Heating. a niece OF Mr.. VIM. j
> Smith, president OF the Kansas City Gable
+ Railway Co, entered G. +. c. this week.
,, Mr.. J. q. Bryant, formerly Of this county
married, recently, in California, q lady whC
l i said 10 he n millionaire IN her own right.
Mr.. G. q. Grimes was laid up for, sevsra
, DAYS this week with a lame back. caused by
IA strain while the sleet WIS on the ground.
Miss Helen Spencer, of Ashland, Boone
| county. Mo-, entered the boarding depart
ment OF G. r. {. rs " special music pupil ,thi
q week.
Miss Emma Sc~hnefermeyer l. very i'll witt
spinal meningitis, and her sister, Miss :Tons
r is also very i'll, her disease being congestion
e of the brain.
l. MIR. W. K. Trigs suffered a relapse, ia,
/ "Wednesday night. and was in u very crI,ict
condition. lie is somewhat better, but
still seriously i'll.
Mrs. Charley Krichn. OF Marshall. Wa
here this week visiting friends. but WAS call
l. ell home by u telegram announcing that he
e husband was sick.
y Mrs. J. X. EckIe had = severe attack
u Rheumatism Of the heart last Monday nigl
l. aud came very near expiring before medici
,r assistance could be procured.
G Miss Belle HAYS started for 81. Paul, MIun
ID last Monday night. TO he At the opening OF u
ice palace and assist in welcoming Kin
II Boreas Of the frozen reg,oUs.
J., Mr. Emmet McGee was sufficiently reco,
cred from his attack OF pneumonia, IL
In Wednesday morning. TO 20 home with b
or mother. to recuperate his health.
Sc Mr.. Henry Wbittlesey, who has been 10
UP for six or eight weeks with risings In b
he head, is getting somewhat better. although
no has entirely lost the hearing 10 his left ear.
u Mr.. Il. l.. Price aud Two sisters, OF OresoI
al Holt county, Mo-, attended the funeral
o. their sister. Mrs. c. NJ. Thomas. ut WeGlin
IN ton last SUNDAY. They returned home Mo,
er day.
Il Mr.. w. 4. Bells mother, who has been
lr. resident of Hesldsburg. Cal, for the past
Die years. was 81 years Old the 10Th Of last Oct
Der, and Is still able to write \ vary pls
IN hand,
al Prof. Gimbei IL gaining ID nstiOnsl rsput
he ton as u composer. lie received Il reQue
l.. this week for lerms To write three meIOdi
lZe 10 words 10 be furnished from GIlYs.ta
Texas.
IL Mr.. \. l.. Webh. o; Chicago, arrived hi
l,r-l. .. .st-.t a.. -.- - -.
nR Mrs. Ed. Kramer, but he came too late as $
Lbe was buried the day before. He left for hoI
his Friday morning.
Dr. Mrs. Elizabeth Moran, who has be
of spending the winter IN Abilene, Texas,
il turned Yesterday morning. stopping ut
the fathers, Mr.. Ino. &. Young. Sr en- route
zen her home in Iigginsville.
bic JEFF. Duling, E>q.. has removed to Hot
Ray TN. Mo-, to practice his profession, The ls
vas Mr.. Duliug is y clever gentleman, II well re
2 n and faithful attorney, and will be found e
OF clrni rs M advocate or counsellor,
of 81. 10 Gazette Col ID. W. Marmadu
,oI, warden Of the penItentiary, has been stuff
.uy ing for several days with II very pam
,est athictIon of the ewes. sad was compelled
go TO s.. Louis Thursday to consult au %
of list. de was accompanied by Mrs. Maru
the duke aud Col. Leslie HUrmaduke,"
eph Lieut. L' ~ Heoree' OF The signal servi'
Dn- died at San A%ntonia, OF consumption, NJ,
He day. He was u years old, and the past
II h years has been stationed in Texas. Decsa
on was II tine-lOoking man at one time, but W
non he died he weighed but As pouuds, In
of signal service he ranked next 10 Gen. 4.
.nb Greedy.
ere MI W.. |. Gibson, of kingsyille, John
county, u prominent business man and Oh
and man of the county democratic commit
!, was here, Thursday, looking for informal
ore regarding Tue canning business. Mr.. Jos
ese. Silver politely gave him all the points. 1t
40 b zen contemplated to start a came ~ at hi
/. II Vile.
Mr.. Ed. X. Barnett, OF Arkansas e
Kan. was Ia the city. Thursday, and ca
was t" I as re came 10 'he county 10 see
,ory daughter, Mrs. Gordon, VINO had been
Ill. lie left her better, and was on his
,rcb home. Mr.. Barnett speaks highly Of
nm prO>perit of the town he lives in but he
red the farmer, of Il lrsa= have Els deepest y
,riuI palhies. lie says that not TO speak Of hol
LsI- debts they owe seventeen dollars for e,
With are they own, in private debts. and that ;
| ss sud lahor ~ they may they can never pa,
for that this generation must pass away, al
.sed n w one come on, before there can be p
he aui freedom from the harassmenI al i
hen MIR. Barnett does not h%eiigNe AZ prohibit