The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-05
personalities.
Mrs. Andy Llewellyn Is quite i'll.

Mrs. Andy Llewellyn Is quite Ill.
Marg. Jacobs was in town Thursday.
Mr.. John Neill was in town Thursday.
Mrs. Judge Tut is very III with bronchitis.
Col. John White was in town on Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Forrest Russell spent the holidays at
Kansas City.
Mrs. DIR. j. c.. Crist is In Chicago visiting
her parents.
Mr.. Chas. Drace was in Kansas City Tues
day on business.
Miss Maud Bassett, of Richmond, Is here
Visiting relatives.
Mrs. Kemper Drane and her children q re
Here visiting friends.
Mrs. Il s. Lomax. OF Springfield, is in tho
city visiting friends.
Miss Jessie Burton, of HiggInsville, was
visiting here this week.
Miss Lucy LaBertew spent a part Of her
holiday in Higginsville.
MIR. Frank Atkinson, Of st. Joseph, was
here the first OF the week.
Prof. $. NJ. Boyer went to Illinois, last
week, to visit his children.
Mrs. j. }. Bishops present address Is No.
5SD5 Maple avenue, ST. LOUIS.
Messrs. Will Bandon and Asher LaBertew
spent Sunday in Higginsville.
Miss BERTHE Drane, Blackburn, IS visiting
, rel ives aud friends IN this city.
mr.. Jack Price and his sister, Miss Myrtle.
spent last week In Wyandotte, Kas.
Miss Gertie Durgan, OF st. Louis. is here
visiting her aunt, Mrs. James Price.
Miss Willie BIggerstaff has returned from
u weeks visit to friends in Kansas City.
Rev. Dewitt Bolton was here visiting his
father, DIR. r. L.. Bolton, u few days ago.
Mr.. e. c.. Powell spent last Friday and
Saturday in Richmond visiting relatives.
Hon. c. l.. Ewing was in the city Monday
looking after an over assessment OF taxes.
Mayor WeIborn spent several days, last
week, ut his bOyhood home near AullvIlle.
Mrs. DIR. G. w. Young is considerably
better and is now considered out of danger.
MIR. and Mrs. Leroy Farmer returned,
Tuesday, from their visit to relatives in Glss
cow.
Messrs. Will Harrison, VIII Bsndon ant
Owen Lynch spent last Tuesday in Higgins
vile.
Mrs. Frank Bowman has returned from
weeks visit to the family Of her father neaI
Corder.
Misses Ada Fox, OF st. Joseph. and Ann
Atkins, Of Liberty. are visiting Miss Mamie
Russell.
MIR. and Mrs. Jno. Il. Smith, who wer,
visiting relatives here, have returned hom,
to ST. Louis.
Mr.. Isaac Shelby and wife, of Wrigh
county, are visiting their relatives ant
friends here.
Mrs. L. Ii. Chambers is at Clarkton, Dunk
lin county, Mo-. visiting her brother, Mr.
Thos. Stokes.
Mr.. Jerry Kelly, Of the Page City neigh
borhood, left, Monday, for a visit to hi
brother, at Moline, Ill.
Mr.. Charles Maxwell Allen, the Unite,
States consul for Bermuda, died ut his HON
In Bermuda on December "a.
Capt. S. 8. Reeder was called to Chicago
last Monday night, by a telegram amour
eng hat his brother-in-law was dying.
j.. d.. ShewalIer, ESD, who has opened a
Office IN Kansas City, announces. that he wi
be in Lexington on Saturday Of each week.
Fred Gay, a Missouri Pacific brakeman
who fell from a coal chute near Atchison
few days ago, died Tuesday from his injuries
MIR. g.. +. ChrIsteson requests his address
changed from Wellington to Blackburn, q
which latter place he has taken charge Of tn
public school.
Miss Fannie Stewart returned last Tues
day from her holiday visit to Kansas CITY
She was accompanied home by her aunt, Mr.
Bell Robinson.
Col. John G. Dent, brother in law of tn
| late Gen. Grant. died Tuesday at Carthage
his remain were sent TO st. Louis for inter
ment In the family vault.
Mr.. Frank Tut will be retained in III
se4ret service of the Missouri Pacific railroad
BECAUSE Of particularly efficient services
though the bureau itself has been abolished
Max O'Rell says some good things. Fo
instance, this from his January Forum arti
Gle There is a l%ayishness IN the American
way Of expanding his money that redeem
his trick of taking off his hat to IL wheheve
t he sees 1t.
A. A. Lesueur and family will leave Lex
ington for Jefferson City next Monday. Thei
furniture will be shipped to-day. Cap
} Lesueur will continue the editori Al control
the paper. Ethan Allen. Jr., will be locs
reporter.
, Geo Dusky, OF Waverly, was In town yes
5 teiday. lie says the Missouri Pacific folk
make a man pay 10 cents for hauling hi
} around own when he comes here, eve
though he only wants to come TO Lexington
say at Pine street.
A press dispatch dated Lexington, Ky
January 2,gives this inlormation:-"Late lal
Z night Mrs. DIR. j. G.. Chinn the oldest and on
, OF the most highly esteemed Christian lsdie
: in Kentucky, died at her home, here, age
I 102 years. Two weeks ago she caught a col
; and pneumonia set in, resulting in dealt
, She was married ID years ago, when SO yea
OF age, to DIR. CHM, who was 81 years OF az
J, Her husband survives her." DIR. Chinn hi
o numerous relatives In this county and he an
: his estlfnable wife are well known to many
!, our people. Mrs. Chinn. who was here vii
/, her husband only a few years ago. was
wonderfully well-preserved lady for her az
She was admired and esteemed by all wi
knew her.
10 another place will be found a full a
SOuuts Copicu IEOm tuc osuhlla uhZeLte,
the sudden and sad death of Mr.. Erne
Small, son Of Doctor A. V. Small, former
z OF this city. Doctor Small and his family a
so well known to our community, thoue
long residents Of Sedalis, that we sympathii
z with them In their affection as though the
were still neighbors. Indeed they a
neighbOrs, for what Is a little distance
fifty miles? The deceased was q who'll
!, souled, generous young man, much believe
by his friends. He has been killed. while
; the active discharge o. his duties. doing VOL
o properly belonging to his subordinaies, and
may be said of him, well done, good al
q faithful servan IT, He was buried here, We
h terdav, from the Methodist church. the Re,
: A. X. Farris. of s, dslla. officiating. A spe
a ial train came up from Sedalia, bearing abo
two hundred friends of the family and raj
road friends of The deceased. And 30 pass
b from this earthly stage a brave, active al
generous young gentleman. Cut down
the very flower Of his manhood let w hol
e that the world beyond will have for hi
d scenes and affections as happy and as pre-
d ious as any his imagination could have pi
tured here.
THE ALTAR.
Married In this city, at the probate cou
" psom. January l, by Judge Y. Ryland. NJ
= IOHN GOOD and Miss laura A. COOL
4 MAN, both Of Wellington.
- Near Dover, LAFAYETTE county, Mo