The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-01-02
PERSONAL.

DIR. Chambers was sick Monday.
Mrs. II. A.. HickIin is quite i'll with In
grippe.
Col. Thorpe, of Grecnton Valley, is quite
II. Grippe.
Mrs. Strother Renick, of Napoleon, was
in the city Monday.
viii Bandon spent Christmas with
friends at Webb City.
Mrs. DIR. Lightncr, of Napoleon, was
III the city Monday.
Miss BERTHE Rollins. of Saline county. is
visiting Miss Ollie Henderson.
Mrs. Anna liammonds, of Mayvicw, Wis
llcd friends in Lexington a few DAYS this
week.
County Attorney Aull was mt Odessa
Monday and a IligginsvilIc Tuesday, ON
legal business.
Misses Lulu ViviOn and Sarah Walker.
o! iilgginSvillc, spent the holidays with
Miss Lulu Osborn.
Miss Louise Georges. who has been
quite i'll with the la grippe for the past
week, Is some better.
The friends of Miss Bessie Houston, on
Franklin Street, gave her a pleasant sur
prise Saturday evening.
Mrs. r.. Il. Lane and daughter, Laura,
OF Independence, are the guests of Mrs.
Jas. e. Payne this week.
p Norman, who has been confined to
ms bed with the Russian malady for sev-
erai weeks, is better now.
Hon. Alex. A. LesueUr, secretary OF
state, was in the city Tuesday and paid
the lntellIgencer Il pleasant call.
Miss Birdie Wallace went TO Marshall
Monday morning, to be present mt a ball
given in her honor that evening.
Rev: H.. A. Duboc, rector Of Christ
church, has been confined to his bed this
week by the prevailing epidemic.
Miss Katie Holland, of Fort Worth.
Texas, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
George Farrar, West South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Beavers, OF Topeka,
Kas., have been the guests of Mrs. w. Il.
ShultZ, twentieth and South streets.
Evan Becker, of Long & Becker, was
taken with la grippe Christmas eve, and
was confined to his bed for several days.
Prof. III. ID. Demand, superintendent Of
the city public schools, was confined to
his bed with In grippe early in the week.
A. Fredendall, OF Washington, Kas.,
spent the Christmas holidays with his
son, DIR. u. w. Fredendall, of the Racket
Store.
Henry Marquart was confined to his
room for several days, but is better now,
aud has returned to his shop at smith &
Bottoms.
Mrs. Ethan Allen, mention of whose
illness was made in these columns, is
much better, and recovery is almost an
assured fact.
Miss Minnie Nagel, who has been rom
fined to her bed for some time with pneu-
monla, is growing better, and can sit up
awhile every day.
Miss Mary Wise and John Bear and sis
ter, Miss Emma, spent Christmas with
Mrs. Margaret Wise. They returned to
Kansas City Tuesday.
Hunter Ben Jenkins, formerly a resi-
dent of this city, and now one OF the lead
ing river men in ST. Louis, was the guest
of friends here thisw week.
Will Ross, of Independence, whose little
daughter stays with her grandfather's
family, Mr.. Boulware, dropped I'm on the
lNTELLIGENcER man Monday.
Frank Trigg, acting chief clerk of the
I supreme court, was in the city Tuesday,
at the funeral of his late chief, Captain j
ID. Conner. He acted as one OF the pail.
bearers.
Mrs. John Mountjoy, the daughter @
, O. j. Powell, OF the Saturday Herald, left
! Sunday night to join her husband ut st
g Louis, where he has n lucrative and pleas.
ant position.
Fred and Henry Winkler, president anC
vice-president respectively of the Wink
j, Ter Furniture Company, nave been quit,
sick, la grippe getting the better Of boil
of them for a time.
John Vollmer, for several years n mar
BILE cutter employed at Gnhner's marbl
yards. arrived in the city Sunday night
from New York, accompanied by his wife
for a visit to friends.
v Miss Katie Holland of Fort Worth
Texas, who is the guest OF her sister, Mrs
George Farrar, has been confined to he
: bed much Of the time since her arriva
with the prevailing malady.
!, Prof. G. G. Parker, who returned fror
Sedalia, early this week, reported quite q
"a epidemic OF In grippe in that hamlet
" Among those sick was its chief citizen, Il
a Il. Burrowes, OF the Gazette.
= Emmett Payne has returned home aft,
ID a weeks visit with friends at kndepcno
ence. He was accompanied back by Free
Dickey, who will spend the rest of I'll
holidays with~him.
< George NJ. Maybee, n pharmacist
lie Iaclede, arrived Sunday to accept n DOS
ton in the prescription department
- Farmers drug store. He is a polishe
- young gentleman and n good pharmacies
III Drs. j. c. Crist and Mat Wilson wi
he occupy their new rooms in the Haer
z. building AS soon as the painters III
to through with the interior finish. The
~ will occupy three rooms over Farmer
I'll drug store.
Up George p. Schooling, one of the pull
ne fishers of the Higginsville Leader, was
IL Juc Clby " all uOuT lItSulY n1DFnln
He says the Leader Is rapidly growing
popular favor, its subscription list reacl
ing up toward the highest Higginsvil
mark.
lie Prof. Charles Gimble, n few years ae
,g professor OF instrumental music at Il
Baptist Female College, but now of Libe
ty, was in the city Tuesday, and p~articipt
p ted with Orion lodge, Odd Fellows, in IL
IN burial of their late brother, Captain J.
Conner.
" Frank Lamborn, formerly of the INTEl
LIaENcER's composing roon, but no
u running a job printing office with Eths
x. Allen, Jr., at Tacoma, Wash, arrived fro
ut the west last week, for several days Wis
ed with his fathers family. He is prospe
ing in the new state, he says.
j.. III. Groves, n student at Columb
IL Law school, now at home on a hold;
TN visit, pad the sanctum a visit Tuesd,
r. and discussed politics and many 9th
things with the editor. Mr.. G. is a you
man OF fine attachments and will mai
his mark in his chosen profession.
Rev. w. II. Mcclure, at present pastor
OF the Jefferson City Methodist church, w
nd in the city Tuesday, and preached the +
neral discourse over the remains of h
warm friend and former parishioner, Ca
nc tain Conner. Mr.. Mcclure was for a nun
ed Der OF years pastor of the Methodist chur,
here.
Mrs. Matte Kerdolff Simpson, of Win
d" ma, Mimi. who has been the guest of h
IN parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Kerdol
ST., returned to her Minnesota hon
yo Wednesday morning. A nice party W
given in her honor at the Kranko roor
re Tuesday evening. Buford A. Chinn a
mt companied her as far as the junction
her way home, Her little son, Kerdol
will spend the winter with his gran
'ut parents.
10 Prof. G. w. Marquis, of Alma, was
10 visitor Tuesday. After renewing his SUI
nc scription to the old reliable, which doesI
y have to advertise itself as official in ord
to get subscribers, informed us that
Vi would be a candidate for county collect,
IN subject to the decision of the democra
lhu primary. Mr.. Marquis was an old confe
OF a member of that gallant band of DO
o. known as McCullok's Battalion.
There was a watch meeting at the Met
IL odist church Thursday night, and also
", the German Methodist church. The sec
lar crowd made noises with tin caI
ell horns, guns and pistols, and their throa
The new year arrived on time.
The students of Prof. Marquis schoo
Ire Alma, gave ii splendid entertainme
es Christmas eve. A large audience W
Ter present, and a general good time enjoye
Prof. NJ. has one of the most progressi
" schools in the county.