The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-02-04


PERSONALS. !,
Little Fred Wiimot is sick with measles.
Mr.. q. r. Alexander, OF Kingston, Mo-,
'eturned home Wednesday.
Mr.. Clarence vivion's children are hav.
.ng a hard time with measles.
Miss Belle Graves, oil MAYHEM, was
in Lexington this week.
Mrs. N. L. Heathman, who has been
quite sick with the grip, was reported
better, yesterday.
Mr.. George II. sitter, Of Lexington, was
registered at the Midland hotel, Kansas
City, January 9th.
Miss Matte John, who had been visiting
relatives at Marshall for a couple Of
weeks, returned home Monday.
Miss Pearl Green, OF San Marcos, Texas,
arrived here Wednesday, on a visit to her
relative, Miss Martha Crenshaw.
Independence Sentinel, January 81:
"Mr. Philip Keller, of Lexington, was In
Independence today, visiting bis mother
and sister,"
Mr.. J. q. worthingtou is visiting his
son Clarence, at Galena, Kansas. He left
here Tuesday morning, TO be absent
about a week.
Mrs. 8. @. Wentworth, who recently
moved to Woodford county, Kentucky,
returned, Tuesday, on a visitto her daugh'
ter, Mrs. Richard Field.
Mr.. e. ]. Edwards, OF Blackburn, who
has been sick for some time, lie taking a
vacation aud visiting his uncle, Mr.. W.T..
Edwards In this city.
Mrs. j. l.. Warren, Of Higgiusville,
came up Thursday night, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Vivion, aud to
help look after the children, one OF whom
10 quite sick, and one just recovering.
Mrs. T. A. Price, who went to Kansas
City, last week to visit her mother, Mrs.
j. d. Chambers, returned home Monday
evening. Her mother was not improved,
and the family have broken up house,
keeping.
Blackburn Record: an. Beamer and
daughter, Miss Hattie. were suddenly
called to Cambridge, Kan, Tuesday, BY
: telegram announcing the sudden and
perhaps fatal illness OF Henry Beamer, oi
that place.
Miss Elizabeth McGrew, Of this city
/ was one OF the assistants at a "receivina
/ party" given by the wives OF Missonr
l congressman, at the Ebbet House, Wash
. %ington, D. G. Miss McGrew was a guest o
Mrs. A. NJ. Dockery.
Mr.. Geo. B. Dealey, who reached herr
t Wednesday night, to attend the funeral o
+, Mr., E. Allen, left Friday morning, To-
9 Kansas City and Chicago. Mrs. Deale!
8 and her little son will remain till Mon
b day. and then return to Dallas, Texas.
y Mrs. II. l.. Mcdonald, OF at. Joseph,
. visiting the family Of her father, Hon. =
? @. Wallace. Mr.. Mcdonald came VIII
her Saturday, but returned home Tuesday
. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cooper, Of Kansas City
J. also came at the same time and returne
home Monday.
Mr.. J.. West Goodwin, Of the sedali
y Bazoo. came over Thursday to attend th
funeral OF his old friend, Ethan Allen. ]
= Mr., Goodwin should attempt to atten
: the funerals OF all his old friends he woul
y have no time for anything else. d
knows everybody worth knowing an
y everybody knows him, aud all are b!
friends.
\, Mrs. T. c. CrenshaY vent to Kansa
a City two weeks ago to visit her son, ino
A. Creushaw. A fsw days after her arFlVa
N Mrs. Thos, CrenSbsw was called !
Nevada. Mo, to attend the bedside Of III
., brother, Mr.. wansmaker. He died shortl
> after her arrival from appendicitis Mr.
Creushaw is expected home from kans'
A City today.
H.. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Dsaley, Of DAlla
1. TEXAS. reached here Wednesday to after
to the funeral Of Mr.. Ethan Allen, father
" Mrs. Dealey. When Mr.. Allen died, MI
be DALEY was at home, at Dallas, and NJ
Y, Dsaley was Ia Chicago. Telegram
cs reached them, and one started east 81
ID tbs other west. They met 10 kans
In oItv aud made the remainder OF the tr
OF together.
Miss Bessie Wallace, who Is voc
re, teacher In the Athens Alabama Fema
.. College, surprised her parents aud frien'
lie by coming home Monday. She had be-
I'D getting letters from home, telling her
be the sickness Of the family, and she cou
Al, stand the suspense no longer, and car
I'D home. We are glad to say that sne ioul
u the family better than they have been J
three weeks past, though little Aarga'
ny is not yet out Of danger,
!" Mrs. Maria Bailey, OF Washington,
-, O.. ,elegraphed to her nephew, Mr. y,
McGrew, Thursday, that his sister, MI
Elizabeth, was very sick, from an alta
~ Of p~eritonitis, aud that some OF the fsmi
should try to be with her. A telegra
NJ was received yesterday afternoon, stati'
that Miss Elizabeth vas much better a
was getting along nicely. A trained nur
W is In attendance, and the relatives ne
are notified Of her condition every day.
la Miss Juliet Beck, OF Pueblo, Colorado
ma daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM r. bee
=, aud a neice Of Mrs. s. ]. Andrew oil u
~ city, has for some time been threaten
-. with consumption, and about three wee
,Iv ago her mother took her TO Fhoen.
:, Arizona, hoping to benefit her heal
"a, Mrs. Beck writes that they iouud !
:, weather at Phoenix about as II Is In lie
iugton In June, but that they have !
IL. been thers long enough TO notice any u
~. proyemeut 10 the patient
err. Lexington loses another old family
We the departure OF Mrs. Ada W. LamoC
the aud two daughters, who are now on tn
ers way to Tacoma, Washington, to m'
ra. their future home. Mrs. Lamborn .
an. Miss Elizabeth left Sunday, for Kan
,llo CITY, to make a short visit, and on To
ven day Miss Ada Lamborn ioined Thu
by aud yesterday they were to start. y
,dy Lamborn's son Frank, who lives
ton Tacoma, aud one OF the best boys '
,sic ever lived 10 this city, has long wan
ing the family to come to him. We give tt
NAL up With reluctance, and our best wis
viii follow them to their new home.