The intelligencer., 1889-03-30

children and quite a number of invited
guests.
Capt. w. A. Thornton was thrown from
his horse last Wednesday at Higginsville,
and sustained serious injury, two ribs being
broken.
Messrs. Chas. Hnfer. Chas. PAYNE and Jno.
W. Endley, of Higgiusville, passed through
here Tuesday morning on their way to Kan
sas City.
Mss Lille january, of Waverly, spent n
couple of Gays here last week visiting Miss
Josie Campbell and returned home Saturday
morning.
County Treasurer j. II. Dilard spent Sun
day at his home near Page City. lie reports
the farmers in the nelghborbood Of that
place as very busy plowing for corn and
sowing oats.
Mr.. Mansfield McClelland, government
guager at st. Louis, has been here this week
visiting his parents and shaking hands with
his many friends.
Master Henry G. Chiles. aged three years,
was at the depot on Monday with his grip,
on his way to visit his sister, Mrs. W, f,
Comstock, at Kansas City.
Mrs. DIR. w. e. Allen, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Fletcher, IN this city
for a short time, returns to her home, in
Kansas City, this morning.
Misses Lizzie Shields. of Cairo, HIS, and
Anne Lesueur, of Jefferson City, arrived
here Saturday morning and visited irlenus
and relatives for few days.
Hon. VIM. Ii. Carter. now Of O. ldwater,
Kansas. was here on business this week. lie
is looking remarkably we'll for "a man living
among the Kansas redlegs.
Mr.. Hugh T. Wilson, formerly Of this city,
but now of Fort Worth, Tex, has been
nominated by the democrats of that place for
the office Of assessor and collector.
Mr.. Marcelus Harrison, after twO-years
residence In New Mexico. has returned to
civilization and has accepted position as as
sistant cashier of the Wellington Bank.
Rev. F. Meneiee and H.M.Rchardson and
Messrs. Jas. w. Harrison, r Morath, X. L.
Jesse and Fl. c. Wallace are In attendance at
the Sunday school convention which is now
In session at Bates City.
Mr.. Oscar Goehner, after attending the re-
ceptlon rendered the Kranko Club, OF this
place, at Sweet Springs, went to Sedalia and
spent a couple Of days with friends. He re-
turned home Sunday morning.
.;apt. A. E. Asbury, Of HigginsvilIe. rep
resentIng the fifth congression al district, was
at Jefferson City, Thursday, In attendance on
the meeting of the council Of administration
of the ex confederate association.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowman. wife.daugh'
ter and son, left Thursday morning for visit
to Mrs. Bowman's parents. near Corder.
Mr., Bowman returned Thursday night. Mrs.
Bowmsn and the children will remain for
about month.
Miss Lula Ayres, of Higginsyille, will leave
next Monday to attend the Todd-Catron
wedding at Carthage, on Thursday, April 4.
Misses George and Mary Pege, of Page
City, went to Kansas City last wednesday
for a three weeks visit TO friends.
Friends in this county have received notice
that Rev. j. II. Todd pastor In charge OF the
M. e. Church, South, Carthage, Mo anu
Miss Fannie Catron, former pupil OF Z. +.
c., and daughter of Mr.. c. G. Catron, late OF
this county, will be married in that city on
Thursday, Aprl4.
Boouyille Star, March 21st:-Mr. George
Fielder, who is an experienced musician and
who has been connected with the BoonviIle
band. for the past 10 years has accepted u
good position in Lexington and will hereafter
be member of the Lexington band. lie
left yesterday for that point.
Mr.. Robt. Norfolk was in st. Louis last
week visiting his wife. who Is at Mulanphy
hospital. He reports Mrs. N. as dong re-
msrkably well and says she may be able 10
return home In the course OF a month or six
weeks. He says his wife cannot speak too
highly Of the kindly treatment and good
nursing of the sisters Mt this hospital.
Pauline, the daughter Chief Justice Fuller
who eloped with her lover last week and
is now Mrs. Aubrey, is 10 years OF age, high
ly educated and remarkably handsome wo'
man. j. Matt Aubery, Jr., is % years OF age
He is the son of the general western agent o.
the Merchants Dispatch Fast Freight Line
j. NJ. Aubery, Sr., has been resident o
Chicago since 1876, when he left Milwaukee
He is we'll known here, and Congressman
Isaac Vanschaick Is one Of his most intimate
friends. Young Aubery is employed in n
| fathers office in Chicago. He is a handsome
| young fellow.
Baldwin, Ala News, March 23:-Mr
w. Fl. Silver and family, including Mrs. $
X. Haste, left Baldwin on the l4th inst. TO
Lexington, Missouri. where they expect Il
make their future home. Their departure
produces much sorrow snd regret; in then
Baldwin has lost some of her best and mos
highly respected citizens. and many OF ou
citizens good and true friends; especiall
does our heart 60 out after them with yer.
near and dear feeling, heavily laden with tn
realization that we have parted with some o
the best friends on earth; we earnestly wlsl
for them that all their hopes and expectation
may be realized, and that through the bless
ings of our Heavenly Master they may b
permitted to enjoy full measure of health
happiness and contentment in their neV
home.