The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09
Personalities.

Capt, RyIand TOdhunter was In town Mon
day.
Mr.. Jack Dysart and wife are visiting in
Dover.
Mr.. Oscar Bullard, of Mayview, was here
Monday.
Isaac Neal, ESQ, of Higginsville, was here
Monday.
Miss Emma Reed is visiting Miss BERTHE
Gnnlack.
Hon. f. NJ. Edwards. of Waverly, was
here Tuesday.
Mr.. Chas. VanAnglen, of Dover, was in
the city Tuesday.
l. Miss Madame Bywaters is very i'll with
typhoid pneumonia.
Mr., JnO. WhOrley, of Odessa, spent several
days here this week.
MF. Z. W. Atkinson. OF TabO, was in the
city on business Yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. II. Powell, of near MAYHEM, was
here on business last Monday.
Mr., Charley Barley, OF Delphi, Ind IS here
visiting his uncle. Mr.. A.. Barley.
Four of Mr.. Jno. Craig's children have
scarlet fever. All are doing well,
Mrs. |. 6. Baker. of St. Louis, IS here visi-
ting the family OF Mr.. Robt. Wilson.
Judge Jno. A, LOckhsTt was in the city
last Monday and called on the IntelIIgencer.
Miss EdmistOn, teacher of Natural Sclence
at f. A. s.. has been quite Ill TOR the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Jas. Strodtman and Miss Lizzie Lock
hart, of Wellington, were shopping here last
Saturday.
Richmond Democrat: -FraBk RempIius is
still very sick aud his recovery extremely
doubtful.
Mr.. Theodore Ahrens. after a two months
visit to his mother, returned to Denver last
Saturday night,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Farmer left Yesterday
morning for "A visit to Mr.. and Mrs.F. S. Cap
les, at Sweet springs.
Miss Lille Filing, of ConcordIa, who has
been visiting Miss Lydia Abrens here, return.
ed home Wednesday.
Misses Eudora Dickson and Cora Allison,
of E. A. s., and Miss Gean Wiseman visited
Waverly last Saturday.
Mr.. X. b. Dickey LETT yesterday for Peru,
Indiana, where ne is called to the dying bed
side of his wife's mother.
- ANoif '" OohNf ,
was in Lexington a few DAYS ago. visiting
his childaen Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. p. Jameson.
Mr.. 1. Mach. DemuJh, of the Sedalia Ga
zette. was In the city Wednesday,. He left
Thursday morning for Waverly and Dover.
Mr.. Jos. b. Silver left last Wednesday
night for ChIcsgo to attend the annual meet
ing of the Western Canned Clouds Associa-
ton.
Mrs. DR.. Sandf0rd Smith was badly bruised
by the npsetting OF a buggy while she was
returned home from Edenview last Sunday
night.
Miss Annie Mountjoy severely burned her
hand while attempting to throw an exploded
coal oil lamp out OF the window, last Monday
night.
Mr.. Thomas Jones and wife, who have re
Gently returned from England, are visiting
his sister, Mrs. Edwards, Of Blackburn, this
week.
Mr.. Harry COrdell, who has a position as
committee clerk in the house of representa-
tiyes. at Jefferson City, left for that place
last Monday.
Prof. j. II. Cole, formerly principal Of the
cOlOred school in this city, was here a few
days this week. His present residence IL
Omaha, Neb.
Latest advices from Rev. A. 4. Sharpe are
Of an unfavorabie character. His disease has
now become typold fever and with few hopet
of his recovery.
Mr.. Ed. Campbell, formerly of this city
and who now occupies a position as travelling
sales through Kansas. was here visiting biz
father this week
Milton, the four. year-old son oil Mr.. Chas
Royle, has been quite sick with scarlet fever
for the past ten days. He is now doing u,
well as could be expected.
Mr.. Robt Atkinson, of W.. IL. A, left Sat.
urday evening for Atchison, Has, TO attent
the Faust-ChsIIIs wedding. He returned tc
his school duties Tuesday morning.
Mrs. II. S. Smith. OF Dunksburg, Mo-, wal
here last week. She returned home LAS
Monday morning, accompanied by hel
daughter, Miss Dell, who is q pupil at Z
A. s.
Miss iona Baird, daughter Of President
Baird, OF Baird College, Clinton, Mo-, and d
teacher OF music in that institution, and Miss
Casey and Prof. Dorsey. who are also con.
nected with that institution. came here las
Friday to attend the b. f. G. concert, and o
course, were very MUCH disappointed on &C,
count of the postponemeni.
Misses May HARDWOOD and Yula Platten
burg, Of Dover, who were here shopping las
Monday, said that although the prospects TO
an Ice famine were good in most places, sucl
was not the case in Dover. They wish /
distinctly understood that Dover has nine
teen lee houses filed with good clear Ice
ranging from four to seven Inches in thick
ness. With this statement of facts n view
who will venture to assert that Dover is no
the coming popular summer resort: