The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-23

Mossrs. C.. y. Cheek aud Frank A. Grant,
Of Chicago, now temporarily located ut Rich
mnnd engaged ia the buying of walnut logs,
were in the city on nusinCss Mondsys
Mr.. T.. j. MaGrew, who has been attending
TO business for his father in Kansas City for
some time, came down TO this place Monday
night and will remain here for the present.
MIR. j. J. Hampton. of Dover township,
who has been in This city visiting the family
of his SON n-luw, Mr.. John Price, left Thurs.
day morning for u %sojourn ut Colorado
Springs.
Miss Ella Nickel left Thursday night for
Bunceton to be present at the marriage of her
cousin, Miss Celeste Stephens. tc Mr.. w. IL.
Ewing. which will take place on the 2Gth OF
this month.
Mr.. Thos. alton lett Monday night for
St. Louis to attend the grand encampment OF
the [. o. o. +. lie represents Itaska Lodge,
No. 6. of this city and tho Occidental Lodge,
No, 70. Of Ind pendence.
Mr.. T G. Wood. accompanied by his bride,
arrived here Monday night for a visit to his
father and sister. They spent Tuesday very
pleasantly with friends and left for their
home Wednesday morning.
MIR. VIM. Cash, formerly of this city, but
now editor and proprietor Of the Western
Star, of C0ldwater, Kas.. was in the city
Thursday visiting the family OF his uncle, Mr..
L. Allen. lie left Yesterday for Il visit to his
father, near Wellington.
The Howard, Kansas, Current, calls stten-
ton to the new professional Oawyer) card
OF Mr.. w. A. MGCausland, formerly of this
city, who has recently been admitted to the
bar. 1t also speaks of him as having been in
Sedan on legal business.
Master Henry Moore, Of Higginsyllle, visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Smith Benedict, here last
week and returned home sunday night ac-
companied by the ~latter's sou, Henry. Mrs.
b went down Tuesday to visit her mother
and bring her eon home.
Barber County Index: The Lexington
(Mo.) In;elIisencer says that Hon. VIM. ii.
Carter, of Coidwater. is about to return to
that place to live, Kansas contains no better
man than he, and can i'll afford to lose him
Nav happiness aud prosperity attend hin
wherever he goes.
Miss Willie Bi9gers'aff is quite i'll from the
effects of p fall she received from a hammock
while IN Kansas City on her vacation thi'
summer. We hope soon TO see her bright anC
familiar face in its Old place in the county
recorders office. Her friend, Miss Jennie
Burnett, Of Wavorly, arrived here yesterda,
morning 10 attend her bedside.
Mr.. VIII LOOMS left Tuesday morning &c
accept a position in Il drug store at Nevada.
He IL a graduate of the st Louis school Of
pharmacy, and, be side has had several wear
Of practical experience in the way of filling
prescriptions and be can not fail to give hi.
employer satisfaction. We regret to lose him
but wish him well.
Odessa Democrat: Mrs. A. W. Davis re-
quests your presence at the marriage OF hel
daughter ,Anna,tO DIR. Henry Bliss Hamydcn
Tuesday evening. Nov. 26. AT nine o'clock
Ration, New Mexico, 1889" Miss Davis |,
the daughter Of the late Rev. G. A. Davis, p
d., well known in Missouri, who died il
Memphis, Tenn, some wears ago.
Mr.. Jno. Shier. for many years u resident
OF this county. but who has been spendin.
the few remaining years of his life in Adrain
Bates county, we are sorry to learn. IS yer,
near deaths door. add his daughter. Mrs
Jno. Mcdowell, of this city, left Tuesda'
morning to attend his bedside. lie is nov
totally blind, and has been so for the pas
two years.