The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-01-21
PERSONALS

Miss Mary Ball continues to get better.
Mrs. Fannie McGrew is yet seriously
sick.
Rev. Ken. Ryland came In Thursday on
a visit to home folks.
Prof. j. A. Beauchamp was able to come
down town yesterday.
Georgia, the little daughter of Mr.. VIM.
Billiard. has measles.
Mr.. Horace F. Blackwell was at Waverly
on legal business Tuesday.
Mrs. Sallie Long and Miss Gabrielle
Hawkins are both improving.
MIR. A. 7. Kirtley is better, but Mrs.
Kirtiey is not so we'll as she was.
Mr.. Marshall Price, Of near Corder, was
10 this city yesterday on business.
Mrs. George Wade has returned from a
visit to relatives at Springfield, Ill.
Miss Katie Gordon, Of Kansas City, ia
here this week visiting home folks.
Mrs. Chew left for St. Louis Thursday,
TO visit her dsaghter, Mrs. stannard.
Mr.. ]. W. Payne, OF MAYHEM vicinity,
is reported laid up with grip this week.
Master Isom Clark, who was quite low
last week, is now considered out OF dan
ger.
Miss vanMeter, OF Corder, IL visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Ward Slusher, east OF this
city.
Mrs. S. B. Whiting, OF Hlgginsviile, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. II. Camp
bell.
County Attorney vivion went to Odessa
yesterday to look after some violations
OF law.
Mas LIZZIE Groves, OF Independence,
was reported better, in the Sentinel,
Wednesday.
Miss Clarice weyaud left Thursday, for
a visit to her friend, Miss Nell Kibler, at
Arrow Rock.
Mr.. Juo. p. Gordon's two children have
been down with measles, but are now
much improved.
Mr.. ". M. Cash's two children are down
with measles, but were somewhat I'm
|, proved yesterday.
Mrs. o. Andresn wants to be enrolled
|, "a one who has not had tho grip We hope
|, she may not have 1t.
MFR, James r. Moorehead and family are
all improving. Every member OF th'
family has been sick.
Miss Mary Silver, who has bsen WISHING
!, Mrs. W. E. Bard, Jr., OF Sedalia, returned
home Monday evening.
MIR. James A. Anderson, who has beer
quite sick for the past two weeks, wal
, reported much better yesterday
Mr.. j.. A. Barton, OF MAYHEM, was II
/ the city Tuesday on business, ana mad
the INrELLIaENcER a pleasant call.
! Rev. ]. @. Coss, who has been at homs
t for n week on account OF grip, left Thurs
day morning for his charge at Nelson.
Mr.. Lynn Buford, now Of Kansas City
8 came home Tuesday evening to visit hom'
folks, and to take a much needed rest
MIR. Charley Bartels left hero Wednes
! day. for Davenport, Iowa, to visit nj
3 son, Fred, who is reported al quite SICK
y Mu. d. d. awinner, Of Upton, ha
. returned home after a two weeks visit U
I, her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. R. Mckean
Miss Rose o'Malley, who has been visit
q ing relatives at Kansas City for tbs pas
. three weeks, returned home Monda'
: night.
Col. 8. j.. Huston iS on the SICK list' an
Z on Wednesday night was quite iow' "
y are glad to report that he is eonsideraOi
: improved.
Mr.. Geo. M. Mountjoy had q bad spel
q again this week. We hope he may 500
r recover. He was resting easily yestersa'
afternoon.
!. Mr.. ], l.. Kincald, one Of the prominen
, farmers and stockmen, OF Fairview neigh
!, borhood, was trsnsactipg business 10 III
a city Tuesday.
Mrs. A. T. johnson, who has been WISH
ing her daughter, Mrs. Fred Bienc ker, .
St. Louis, for the past four weeks VIII .
n at home Monday
10 Mr.. Henry Q. Branch is SICK Win proc
ohitis. His two sons and bis daughter
Z, are with him. lie was reported muc
}, better yesterday afternoon
r. Mrs. John Tyer, Of Buckner, is dow
y with pneumonia. Her brother, DIR. J.
Ie tucker. OF this city, has been lookin
% after her case, and went up to see hi
last uight.
:. Blackburn Record; Prot. c. II. TroW
bridge, Of Central College, Lexington
:, returned to that city Monday on Il
. evening tram, after having spent u
:. holidays at his old home in Glasgow.
Mr.. Archie Hix has accepted a positiC
In with Wear, Boogbcr q Co., Of 81. Loui
m Mr.. Hlx is a popular young gentleman.
y, good salesman and we are assured thai
will succeed. Our best wishes go vii
M him.
or Mrs. Manly and her sou Basil, who ha
10 been sick Of the residence of MIR. Walt
1t Waddell, since their arrival here i've
i'd slx weeks ago, we're removed to I
ly Baptist parsonage 90 Mouday. We no
their recovery may DO speedy.