The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-05-04

Supt. StillwelI OF the same road was here
Thursday morning.
Jno. 5. Blackwell, Esq, was In Higgins
vile Monday, on business connected with the
Endly- Ewing shooting affair. He Is the
attorney for Mr.. Endly.
Mr.. G. T. Ryland, Jr., of San Jose. Cal,
stopped over here Il couple of DAYS this week
to visit relatives. He Is on his way to Paris
to attend the expos ition,
Mrs. Emma Littletield, of Trinidad ,Colora-
do, who has been visiting relatives In this
city for u couple of weeks, started for her
home Wednesday morning.
Miss Lizzie Koontz, of Dover, vIsited Mrs.
Chas. Allstadt here u couple Of days this
week. She was on her way home from u
three weeks visit at Sweet Springs.
Mr.. Ii. Long, one oil the genial engineers
of the Mo L. has not been very well for the
past two or three days. He went TO the hos.
| pital Yesterday for IL little treatment.
Capt. Lesueur spent last Tuesday In Lex
iugton. his time being taken up with greet
ing his friends. His little daughter, Corinna
came with him and was similarly occupied
all dav.
Senator Cockrell and family have arrived
at Jefferson City from Washington and will
remain a few days ut the state capital, going
thence to their home at Warrensburg for the
summer.
Lieutenant Crcwder has been ordered TO
rejoin his regiment on July first, and he will
be succeeded as military instructor at the
State University. Columbia, Mo-, by See ld-
Lieutenant Buck.
Rev. f. Menefee was In Liberty a couple of
days this week and delivered a lecture before
the Alumne Association of WIllIam-Jewell
college on the occasion OF the celebration of
W~ashington's inaugural.
Medicine Lodge. Kas., Index:-Mrs. W.
G.. Musgrove returned from her six weeks
visit to Missouri. last Thursday. She was
accompanied. on her return, by her sister,
Miss Fannie Drysdale, who will spend seye-
raj months here.
Col. A. W. Dickinson. general superinten-
dent. and Chief Engineer Way. Of the Mo. P.
r. T., accompanied by several other railroad
officials will arrive here this morning and
stop at this place for a while. They are out
inspecting the Boonville Branch.
Mr.. Lloyd Brown and sister. Miss Lottie,
Of Kansas City. arrived here last week for a
visit to the family of Mr.. Basye. Mr.. Brown
hunted with some success for a couple OF
days and returned nome Wednesday. Miss
Iottie will remain u while yet.
Mrs. b. Il. Ireland returned Wednesday
night from a short visit to her daughter, NJ rs.
StOnestreet, in Kansas City. She was COM
PEELED to return on account Of sickness, and
WAC Appnm nanial hama Ia, Nr;ao ,,io
Chamberlain, who will visit here for several
weeks.
Mesdames Geo. II. Plattenburg and Allen
HARDWOOD passed through here en- route
home from Kansas City last Wednesday.
While here they were the guests of Mrs. l..
b. Gordon. They say that it takes them as
long to make a trip between Kansas City and
Dover as 1t does to 20 to Cincinnati.
Clinton Democrat. April 25:-Dr. ). T.
Neill returned from Higginsville Yesterday
where he had been visiting relatives and
friends. Willie there his folks made him q
present of Il fine horse, which he rode
through and bis complexion has the bloom
Of youth to-day from the effects of old Sol.
We are sorry to say 1t. tut the last of 1.-The
Drace boys" Is gone. bud" left for Okla
homa Tuesday morning and Charlie had pre-
coded him some two weeks. They have made
their home here for about one year and In
that time have made hosts of friends
and. we feel confident in saying, not one
enemy. They have started Il general mer-
chandise store IN Guthrie, and we hope they
they will do well.
Miss Ethel Ingalls,. in a cosby letter pub
lished in a Sunday paper, has the following
to say about au accomplished Missouri gir.:
"Gen. John b. Clark, the clerk of the house,
has a young daughter who is genius In the
literary line. She bears the quaint name of
Mayne, and 1t suits her perfectly. She is q
tall, willowy girl aud particularly pretty.
Her face IS oval and her mouth Is q fac-simile
OF Cupid's bow. Grayish blue eyes, bright
and fiery, light up an intellectual face. 1 was
told recently that an anonymous novel from
her pen would be published soon. Judging
from her short stories the novel will be
pathetic aud will abound with charming pen
pictures Of humanity and nature. to the study
Of which she Is truly devoted. Several of
her poems have been published In Baltimore
and Boston Journals; also short stories. Miss
Clark WAS a pupil OF the Georgetown con-
vent, the oldest Catholic institution OF its
kind In the United States, and was the vale
dictorlan Of the class of 1887, receiving the
handsome gold medal for prose and poetry
Religious.
Kew. Il. NJ. Richardson breaches in Yves.
ton to-day and Tomorrow.
Rev. Il. e. Gordon will preach ut Maple
Glen schoolhouse Tomorrow at 3 80 o'clock.
Rev. j. NJ. Keeble was In Sweet Springs
Thursday at which place he preached that
night.
Special bible reading at the Episcopal
church tomorrow sftei noon at 4:l5 o'clock.
Subject, : justification"
Elder D.. NJ. GranHeid Is requested to
preach upon the following subject at his next
regular appointment at Bates City the second
Sunday In May. Gar q Christian aposta-
TIE and be finally lost? II so we demand
the Bible proof" Many Citizens.
Tn Y. M. q. A. Gospel meeting to-mor-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock will be In charge
Of General Secretary Clark, as will all the
sunday afternoon meetings hereafter. To-
morrow the address will be given BY Prof.
BlantOn Of the I. A. Seminary. The sssocIa-
ton has recently purchased a new organ
which will be used Tomorrow for the first
time.
Lecture at the Episcopal church Tuesday
the 14ih inst. Lost Israel Found. or the
Anglo-Saxon race IN possession of the
promises made to Abraham. Isaac and
jacob" Is the subject Of II lecture which no
one should miss, to be delivered by Rev. j.
W. Keeble on the evening of the 14th. at the
Episcopal church. The mass of evidence
and the spread of thought on this subject Is
undreamed Of by those who have not looked
into 1t. Come everybody.
Stock Notes.
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