The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-23
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Mrs. jacob Fegert returned last night
from Brookfleld, accompanied by her son,
Albert, who has Just recovered from a
severe spell of Uphold fever.
Mr.. Trigg l.esueur, OF Jefferson City,
who has been visiting the family Of his
unrla Mr. J. n Iasuarr Oar several
weeks, left this morning for Kansas City.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ahrens, accompanied by
her daue hter, Miss Lydia, left this morn
log for au extended witt to the family OF
her son, Mr., Ed. W. II. Ahrens, at Bell
vile, Kas.
Gideon Caldwell, the Missouri Pacific
brakeman who was killed while coupling
cars near Independence last Saturday
morning, was member in good standing
OF Orion lodge No. 45, |. o. o. f., OF this
city.
The Missouri penitentiary has been
"quarantined." The doors have been
closed to all sections of the state. There
is smallpox in a number OF Missouri
towns, and 1t has been deemed best to
quarantine the state prison.
Mr.. Jesse McClintc, Of Kansas City,
was called here Sunday night by the
serious illness Of his sister, Miss Mary
McCllntic, who was taken suddenly sick
Sunday morning. He returned to Kansas
City yesterday evening, his sisters con.
dition having improved considerably.
The postotiics at Independence was
robbed Sunday Dight. The thieves got
sl23 In cash and 1000 cent stamps
Yesterday morning horse aud buggy
belonging to Mr.. w. l.. Mccoy were miss
ing, and the officers are Of the opinion
that the burglars used the horse anC
vehicle to make their escape to Kansa,
City.
Drs. Crist and Ryland, who went tC
Waverly yesterday to remove bule
from the body OF Samuel Allen, who wal
shot last October, returned yesterday
evening, and report the operation a sue
cessiul one. The bullet which they re
moved was the one that entered tn
abdomen, The patient is still 10 critica
condition.
Lexington camp No. lS9, Woodmen o
the World will at their next regula
meeting, Monday evening, January l
1900, have an installation OF the officer
recently elected for the ensuing year
The installation services will conclud
With banquet. The HigginsvlIle, Wei
liueton, Wsverly and Dover camps hay
been invited to attend, aud a royal goo,
time Is anticipated.