The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-15
Personalities

WITS. JuOs SOWiC 10 otii iuibV I'VE
Mr.. Ham Findlay Is still very Ill.
Mr.. Thos. Afford Is again better.
Rev. 7. NJ. Cobb 10 conYalescent.
Mr.. Tol. ID. Graves Is o. X. again.
Mr.. f. s. Fishbsok is considerably belter.
Mrs. Jn0. G. Young. Sr., IL able to be about
again.
Mrs. Fannie Bane Is recovering from ls
grippe.
Mr.. J. G. McGrew was In Kansas City
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Wade was In the city shopping
last Monday.
Mr.. John Plsttenburg. Of Dover. was In
the city Monday.
Rev. F. Menefse spent several days Of this
week In Liberty.
Mr.. J. W. Basye has been In Kansas City
most of this week.
Col. Jno. Reid Is able to be about again,
though Sill feeble.
Mr.. and Miss Chiffon are somewhat better.
though still quite III.
Miss Mamie Gordon visited at Napoleon
Saturday and Sunday.
Howard williams was well enough 10 be
on the streets yesterday.
Mrs. Jno. Powell II recovering from An
attack OF congestlve chIils.
Miss Maggie Lane Is somewhat better from
her relapse Of last Saturday.
Mr.. Ed. smith, OF Kansas City. visited
relatives In this city Sunday.
Mrs. +, K. Meet and daughter. Miss Alva.
spent Sunday In Kansas CITY.
Mr.. T. J. Duling is very dangerously III
from obstruction Of the bowels.
Miss Ella Nickel left Saturday for a visit
to her brothers family. IN Fulton.
Mrs. B. r. Irelsnd and daughter. Miss
Laura, spent Tuesday In kansas City.
Rev. Wallace Chambers was visiting his
parents In this city Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Martha Crenshsw left Wednesday for
II visit Of two weeks to friends IN 81. Louis.
Rev. j. W. Keeble attended 3 church meet
Ing In Kansas City Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. Louis Stahl. OF Concordia, visited the
family Of Mr.. r. Morsth. near this city Wed.
nesday.
Messrs. Geo. Farrar, 4. j. Bandon and ELI
Chronlster were In Kansas City on business
Tuesday.
Capt. w. ID. Rankin and Messrs. James
Peak aud Lon. TarIton spent yesterday In
Kansas City.
Mrs. JAS. G. McGrew has been quite sick
with an attack Of rheumatism this week, but
10 now better.
Misses Jennie and Ssllie Burnett. OF Waver-
ly. visited Miss Willie BigR6 rstaff. In this
city. Thursday.
Mr.. James T. Clayton. Of X insas City, has
been In the city on probate business several
days of this week.
Mr.. J. II. Sender has been unable 10 attend
to business several days OF this week on ac-
Count Of neuralgia.
Miss sallie Golladay, Of Higginsyille, re-
turned home Monday after a weeks visit TO
Miss Ella Trlbble. In this city.
Mrs. E. Allen and little Mary Andreen
went 10 Hlgginsyiile to visit Mrs. Wade yes.
terdsy. They will return tonight.
Miss Eva Smelling, OF Miami, Is In the city
and will spend several days visiting the
family OF her brother, Mr.. +. Smelling.
Mr.. Walter Whitsett. now q member of the
police force OF Kansas City, was In the city
Thursday to attend his mothers funeral.
Maj. F. II. Neat lett. Sunday. for u trip
through the northern states In search OF Ice
with which to supply this city during the
coming summer
Adviees recently received state that Miss
Gussle Winkler, who has been spending the
winter In New Mexico for her health, IL very
low with malarlal fever.
Mr.. W. W. Davis aad family. recently OF
Waverly, are now PLEASANTLY located In one
Of the beautiful residences Of the VIM. Smith
estate. on lath street, IN this city.
MIR. Joe +. Afford requests his address
changed to 1905 Blake street. Denver, colo.
RADIO. He also informs US that he has been
quite sick from la grippe and u relapse.
Mr.. and MRS. Root. Taubmsn and daugh
ter, Miss Fannie May. went up TO Kansas
City yesterday. Mr.. I. to spend the day and
his wife and daughter to visit several weeks.
Mrs. DR.. j. f. Atkinson and son. Howard.
formerly Of this city, now OF st. Joseph came
down to this place Tuesday night for a shori
visit to friends and to look after their property
interests.
Mr.. Oscar and Edgar Filler. the latter OF
whom has returned from the state of Wash-
ingtOn. were In the city last Monday. MIR,
Edgar does not like the northwest so well a,
he does old Missouri.
Miss Fannie Robinson returned home Wed
nesjay from u visit Of ten days to Mis- Anna
Sluckey, in Lathrop. She Was an eye witne, ~
10 the whisky War which Was waged by III,
ladies Of that place Friday night.
Mr.. Walter Newman and Mr.. NJ. NJ FudIr
and wife went down TO Higglnsy!la Tuesda,
10 spend the day with the family OF Mr.. Jno
Newman. Miss Fannie Newman accompanie,
them aud Will remain there some time.
Miss Gabrielle Greeley, daughter OF HeraG(
Greely, who M n girl Of Ia, was II famou
belle, resides 81 the old farm Ut ChaDuuuua
She Is about ~ years OF age, still very beau,i
fui. but has almost entirely given up socie,y
deVoting herself chiefly to charitable wo,
under ritualistio auspices.
Mr.. Robt. Anderson, Z native OF Lexington
, aow residing In Eagle Rock. Idaho, accom-
panied BY his wife. arrived here Mondu
, night for q visit 10 friends aud to attend 1
, his property Interest In this county. Mr.. A
IL = son Of Col. oliver Anderson, who mad
] the addition 10 this pity known as '.Andrr
' COOS addition" They left Tuesday night TO
. n visit 10 Louisville. KY, from which plsc
they will 10 to Florida.