The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-19
personalities

MT III. lull was HGTe Cunudl'
Mr.. Seth Serat was here last Monday,
Miss SalIie Stewart has malarial fever.
MIR. Ed. MEG rev came home Monday.
MIR. jas. Robinson is now cOnvalescent.
MI. W. A. Mcqueen was here Wednesday.
Mrs. COrder, of Holden, is visiting in the
city.
MIR. w. j. Howe spent Monday in Kansas
City.
Mrs. Geo. Farrar was in Kansas City this
week.
Mr.. Jno. Smith. of Independence, was here
Sunday.
Judge Richard Field Is holding court in
SPdalia.
Deputy Sheriff Hale was in Higginsville
Tuesday.
! Mrs. julia Finley sp mt Thursday in Kan
sas City.
Mr.. j. Il. Moorehead was in Kansas City
this week.
Mr. Frank Bentz is visiting in st Joseph
this week.
Mrs. j. G. Fisher is dangerously Ill with
erysipe!es.
q Mrs. jas. r. Moorehead is visiting relatives
In fulton.
Miss Willie BIggerstaff visited in Higgins
vile this week.
MIR. Luther U. Nickeil is here visiting his
wife and sick baby.
MIR. J. &. McGrew and wife spent Thurs
day in Kansas City.
Tr. j. q. Crist and wife are expected home
to-day or tomorrow.
MIR. G. Z. BRACE was in Kansas City last
Monday and Tuesday.
Our Broiher," G. C. Wallace has been sick
in bed part of this week.
Mr.. JnO. S. Blackwell went to Higgins
VILE yesterday morning.
MIR. JAS. HoOten was here Sunday to attend
the Hays Lochner wedding.
Mrs. j. II. Eckle has been quite i'll with
neuralgia, but is now better.
Prof. w. f. Kerdolff, Jr., went to Kansas
City last Saturday morning.
Col. Jno. Reid and Mr.. Jno. w. Waddell
were in Kansas City yesterday.
Mr.. Ed. Morrow has been travelling for his
, father during the ~iAtter's illness.
Messrs. Ben Hamlet and VIM. Lee were
in Kansas City last Wednesday.
Mr.. Oscar Andreen attended the Inaugural
|. ton at Jefferson City, last Monday.
Judge Jno. L. Ryland and wife were in Sc
dalia several days this week visiting friends.
Misses Gertrude P~oIndeXter and Edna
y Woods, of Z. A. s., spent Monday in Kansas
n City.
n Mr.. J. Il. Barley. of near Corder. was here
@ last Wednesday and paid the Intelligencer 8
II visit.
e lisa Gratz returned home last Tuesday
h from his trip to Cincinnati, o., and Nashville
Tenn
Mr.. Geo. Mulliuix has moved to Rivertop
where he has taken charge Of the company
1t store.
Miss Tlllie Hollis, who has been i'll for thu
" past week or ten days, is able TO be abou
Of again.
la Mrs. Sam'l Wilson, who has been visiting
10 friends here, left last Saturday morning TO
le Sedalia.
fl. Misses Maggie Marshall and Mamie Cor
Id don went to Napoleon last Saturday to visi
friends.
no Mr.. w. N. Beatie and wife left. last Wed
,r nesday week, for their future home, in TRIM
p dad, Col.
a Misses Eva and Edna Woods, of Versailles
th Mo-, entered 4. A. s. as boarding pupil
last week.
8: Miss Minnie Alexander, Of Grand Pass
1T after completing her term Of five months as
I'm pupil of Il. A. s., returned home yesterda
an morning.
n Mrs. VIM. b. Hamlet attended the Recon
of Wednesday.
", Mr.. j. ID. Morrow has been sick for tb
of past two weeks and unable to be upon th
81, road as usual.
i'm Mr.. 1. MacD. Demuth is city editor of til
e, Sedalia Gazette. He will make the loo
les columns interesting. sure.
I" DIR. p. S. Fulkerson was In Oak Gros
this week, attending to his brother-in- Law
:, DIR. W. Frick, who Is very i'll.
Mr.. II. Z. Wallace went TO Jefferson Gil
yesterday morning in the interest of the Ii
~ will case, which is dOcketed for to-day.
Miss Mary F. Hawkins, who has charge
the Wellington public school, came hon
" Saturday mornlng and remained over SUI
day.
Mrs. W. II. Green had q severe attack
-. indigestion this week and vas under Il
-. doctors charge for several days. She il no
NC better.
al DR.. w. j. Peake. who has been visiting u
;,h family of his brother, Mr.. Jas. Peak, ne,
n;a this city, left Sunday morning for Decatu
illinois.
-, Mr.. Stephen Smith, of POcatello, Idah
who has been visiting his mother and 9th
relatives and friends. returned home Ia
Monday.
Eo Mrs. S. b. Whiting, who has been here VI
iting her daughter. Mrs. Il. Lee Smith, r
ras turned to her home, In Higglnsyille. Ia
2@ Saturday morning.
lis, Mr.. W. j. ChHmblss, editor of the Hi
g~insyille Advances, is one OF Capt. A.
uts Lesueur's clerks in the secretary of stat,
'ng Office at Jefferson City.
NY Mr.. Hugh Greer attended the funeral of
,ok aunt, Mrs. Juo. S. Barnnill. the lady who N
0@ with such Il terrible accid mt, at Indepen
ing ence Thursday, the 10th.
nor Mrs. X. b. Dickey and baby left, last Su
day morning, for Peru, Ind, where they
rk- on u visit to relatives. Mr.. DIckey accompi
~. led them as far as st. Louis.
Mr.. JAS. ID. billiard. who has been visit
relatives here for the past two months, !
last Tuesday morning for II trip through
nty, west, with q view OF locating.
Mr.. Mrs. Frank Chew aud family, who hi
w. been visiting the family of Mr.. 4. Win,
no. here, since Christmas. left last Tuesday mig
Nj. for st. Louis, their future home.
Col. VIM. g.. Hawkins, OF Pike county,
an dead. He was u pioneer settler in the st
.; and served several terms In the MIssol
his legislature. He was nearly so years of age
From a letter received ty a friend b
G. from DR.. j. G. CrIst, who WIS called to {
and cago on account of his wife having II pa
lytic stroke, W. learn that she has very IN,
'"'S improved.
Mr.. A. 8. french. OF Chicago, who ha
''" severe spell Of sick 'ess o SHORT time ago
'n here on n visit to Capt. S. s. Reeder and
search of health. We hope he may soon
entirely recovered.
Rev. w. r. Cunningham, of Odessa,
here on business last Friday evening. III
making preparations to change his reside
re of to Washington Territory at an early d
on account OF his health.
the BY some mistake the name of Miss Be
Bradley. Of the MAYHEM school,, was omit
3. to from the honor roll published In this pa
"0' recently. We are pleased to publish
wife " p"p"' II" s'"ul' Ill
the correction.
fe Of Mrs. III. G. English End son. Leroy, b
been visiting the family of Mr.. VIM. N
rison this week. They will return home
}, OF OF late and has the warmest sympathy Of