The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-02-18

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Mr.. Jesse L. Groves, OF Dover, called on
US yesterday.
Misc KITTY Fulksrson he home from her
visit to 81. Louis.
Mrs. w. K. TriRg came down from
Kansas City Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith went 10
Kansas City, Thursday.
Mrs. Richard Field and daughter went
to Kansas City, Thursday.
Miss Florence Neale. now steacher at
westport, spent Sunday at home.
Miss Katherine Raymond, Of Liberty, is
expected Monday. for q visit to the Misses
Peak.
Miss Antoinett Bowman. OF Lebanon,
KY, is visiting the family Of Judge B. d.
Weedin.
MIR. Louis Gratz reached home Sunday
from sn extended visit TO the eastern
markets.
Mr.. FINS Kinksad, Of near Wellington.
was suffering from an attack OF pneu-
monia, last week.
Rev. Charles Manly, d. D.. went to
Kansas City, Thursday. 70 attend the
Theological Institute.
Little Margaret Wallace is able to sit up
10 bed. She has been very sick for several
weeks. and was not expected to livs.
~. oohx Iu.hlt. .a..haA hc,.a Iaaf
saturday. He had been attending busi-
ness for some weeks In southwest
Missouri.
Mr.. H. Wilson Winsor went to Kansas
City, Monday, to attend the Baptist
Theological Institute. Of which he Is
secretary.
Mr.. and Mfs. Frank Hale, Of Odessa,
came down Wednesday, TO attend the
funeral OF their little neice. Margaret
Manila Potter.
DIR, Harry Goode, OF st. Joseph. came
down Monday, 20 say goodby 10 his
father, mother and sister. who have since
gone TO Normal. Ill.
Editor ~Piattenburg, OF the MAYHEM
Progress, was here Tuesday as a witness
before u criminal court, and called on
tina INTELLIaRNcRR.
II Mr.. q. r. Alexander, OF Kingston. Mo.
10 here this week, looking after the estate
OF his brother, AT. Alexseder, OF which
he 10 the administrator.
Mr.. Frank Bowman's children hav'
recovered from the measles. Miss Bessie
who has. been staying with Mrs. Mount
10y, will return home tonight,
Mr.. Bert Taubman returned, Monday
from his visit to Nevada. Mrs. TaubmaI
returned Wednesday. aud her, brothe
Tom came with her for a short visit.
, Miss Alice Mountjoy was suddenl!
stricken with severe pains In the back o
her head, Thursday night, and thouRl
much better yesterday, vas still quit
, sick.
Elder Goode and family shipped thsi
t goods, Wednesday, to Normal. Illinoii
aud they left on Thursday night Lexing
n ton loses one Of Its most popular families
Our best wishes 90 with them.
r Mrs. W. @. Musgrove went to Kansa
o City, Thursday TO visit relatives and I
Q attend the Baptist Theological institute
T6is Institute Ia being held at Tabernac|
y church, Of which she was member :
: two years.
Miss Lizzie Groves, OF independence
had a backset last week, and was quit
low for q day or two, but she rallied agai
. aud has been slowly improving ever sine
' and her friends now begin TO hope 10
her speedy recovery.
A private letter from Mrs. Geo.
4 Dealey, at Dallas, Texas, dated Februar
18th, says the water pipes In her kitche
froze up, and when q fire was made in th
q range there was an explosion. Fol
tuuately no one was hurt, though tn
servant was badly scared. The letter says
"Ail day yesterday l was bringing !
d ha~lf-irozen tramps aud teamaters warm
Ing them In the kitchen and feeding ther
with hot soup and warm drink. Thl
cold 10 positively dreadful"
There was 4 re. union OF the Cobb famil
Ie at Nevada, Sunday. Mr.. Thomas M. Cobl
OF Kansas City, came down Friday nigf
10 to persuade Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Taubma
d to attend the reunion. With grip !
Is hand, and the thermometer about
10 below, he knocked at Mr.. Bert Taubman
front door. No response came. and
hastensd to the back door and tried
break In, but was unsuccessful. He aftel
learned that Mr.. and Mrs. Taubman ha
started about two hours previous Il
/. Nevada, and he had passed them abo'
1t Buckner. Tom made the best OF bis be
luck, and spent Saturday In this cit.
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