The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-05-06
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Fontaine Duval was at home last
Sunday.
Mr.. Jos. B. Silver ca me In Sunday, and
visited his family till Tuesday evening.
MI. c. o. Grimes, after a long spell Of
sickness, Is able to attend to business
again.
Mr.. Walter b. wsddell was registered
at the Midland hotel, Kansas City,
May list.
Mrs. w. I. Hays continues to improve
since returning to her home in the
country.
DIR. j.. j. Fulkerson Is slowly but surely
recovering from a very severe case OF
pneumonia.
MIR. t. c. Sawyer is at Kansas City, this
week, as a juror in the United States
district court.
Mrs. l.. Fred Evans, OF Independence,
was here this week, visiting her parents,
Judge and Mrs. Field.
Mr.. Legion Yancey, editor OF the Iude-
pendence Progress, was here last Satur-
day, and made us a pleasant call.
Mr.. q. G. Catron, Of Carthage, stopped
over in this city on Wednesday night, to
visit his niece, Mrs. W. j. Bandon.
Mr.. Albert Johnson, the hustler for the
Kansas City Star, was at Rirksvllle the
evening OF the tornado, and lost his hat.
Mrs. Alice Smith Buckner, Of Kansas
City, was here Tuesday and Wednesday,
visiting her children, pupils OF Central
college.
Miss Maud HARDWOOD, of Hlgginsyille,
closed her school at Page City, last
Friday. She has made a very acceptable
teacher. g.
Mrs. A. Wade and little daughter, OF
Higgiusville. retur ned home last week,
after q visit Of some weeks to relatives at
Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. s. g. Allen, OF Jacksonville, Ind.
was expected to reach here last night, To
make a visit to her daughter, Mrs. E. ],
Fenstermacher.
We understand that Mr.. George B. Cor.
don was badly hurt by being thrown
from a horse, a few days ago, having hi,
back wrenched.
Mrs. IL. p. McCausland, who has beer
visiting the family OF her son, Mr.. Ernes|
McCausland, at st. Joseph, for severa
weeks, reached home last week.
Miss Mary, eldest daughter OF Hon
Alex. Graves, has been quite sick for tn,
past week, but her physician thinks sh,
will be all right In a short time.
Mrs. w. G. Mnsgrove went 10 Swee
Springs, Wednesday, to spend the da.
with her fathers family. She had no
returned when we went to press las
night.
|, DR.. Arthur r. Cash, who has been prac
J ticing dentistry 10 Texas for the past few
years, has located permanently at Odessa
! aud has formed a partnership with Dr
Eppright.
! Mrs. John Welborn reached home las
Friday night from a visit of severa
months to Texas. Her health is niue
improved, and she gained fifteen pound
, In weight while absent.
Mrs. John Reid and Miss Zoe Basset
. who have been visiting here for a coupl
: OF weeks, left for their home at Lexine
, ton, Kentucky, Wednesday. We HOP
they enjoyed their visit here, for we kno'
= our citizens were all glad to see them.
Mrs. W. B. Hamlet, who was at odess,
waiting on her daughter, Mrs.. Byro
!, Wagner, returned home last weet
/, bringing Mrs. Wagner with her. Mr.
Waponer has not improved any sine
coming here, aud is In a critical condition
y Mr.. j. II. Weiligman left here Tuesda
for a visit to Texas and other point
\ seeking a location. For the past year h
has given up living here because hi
v wife could not stand our climate. W
wish them health and prosperity wher,
ever they may locate.
Mrs. Joseph Curtis has been 10 feeb
, health all winter. Two weeks ago Sd
was taken to the country, hoping I'll
change might benefit her. A few day
' later 1t was reported that she had die
She Is yet quite sick at the home OF h
Q brother, Mr.. Allen Prewitt.
Elder K~okendorier, OF the Fiiteeni
e street Christian church, Kansas City, hI
resigned, and has accepted a call to u
n Christian church at Warrensburg. lie
10 a brother-in.law Of Mrs. Il. ]. Fenste
macher, Of this city. The Kansas Gil
y church greatly regrets his resignation.
Mrs. Crenshaw received a letter a fe
days ago from her son, Adjutant Luth'
Crenshaw. He 10 with his command
Savannah, Georgia, and says he is In pc
feet health, and has not been sick
moment since he left here the last tim
. The command will be mustered out q
IN the 10th OF May, and Luther will con
home at once.
We interviewed Mr.. William Benedi
Thursday Ia regard TO the Charles
Murphy who was killed near Manila. l
J. does not know whether the man kilt
II was his wife's brother or not. There we
two men in the company OF the san
name, and the Murphy from Lexingtc
" was a corporal. We hope that u Co
" poral Murphy is alive and we'll.
rs Higgipsville Jeffersonian: Mrs. Ada
Carter, Miss Ollie and Mrs. Caltha Cam
nj bell came down from Kansas City, Fl
n day, TO spend some time with the fami
"a Of DR.. r. Q. Carter. Miss Ollie returns
to her school duties 10 Kansas City, Mo-
day morning, aud we are glad to infor
" the friends OF the family that Mrs. Cart
and Mrs. Campbell are getting alol
" nicely.
Charlie Patterson, a grandson Of d
Charles Patterson who formerly own
10 the Lexington Express, Is now publish
OF the Blackburn Record. He has resu
III rected the corpse, put new life into
and Is getting out q good paper. Char
or Patterson's one son, Melville, was
as printer. Melville has n number OF sol
n. and all are printers. Melville is living
re Marshall with a son..
Notice Of Meeting of Board of Director
Oh There will be a meeting OF the board
81 directors Of Lexington Water Compan
ae held at the company's Office, No, IA Hael
" building, City Of Lexington, at 10 o'clo
Dc a. M, on Thursday, May IS, 1899,
the purpose OF transacting such busine