The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01
TON IN rELLlGEN< hHS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY T.. 1880
Personalities



Miss Maggie Lane is very sick.
= Mrs. Jno. 4. Young. Sr. is some better.
{ DIR. J. W, MeDg spent Sunday IN Dover.
MIR. Leroy Farmer spent Yesterday In han
sss City.
Mr.. Wm. II. Chiles was Ia Kansas tiIl
Thursday.
Mai. sandIord Sellers was in ksnsas CT,
Saturday.
>, Mr.. [. g.. VanAnylen. of Dover. WAS in The
city Monday.
Mr.. VIM. +. KerdolI, Jr was In Kansas
CITY Wednesday,
Mr.. Geo. Nj. Catron was Ia HigglnsVille Oh
business Monday.
Mr.. Jos, A. Edmonds was al Waterloo OF
business Wednesday,
MIR. A. V. Robinson was In Kansas CITY
on business Tuesday
Mr.. Rich. Ryiand left Thursday for \ two
weeks visit at Odessa.
Prof. A.. A. Jones was III Kansas city
Tuesday aud Wednesday.
Miss Katie Gordon left Thur7hay for n
visit OF several DAYS In Hlgginsvlile.
Messrs. Ed. Payne, W. X. Trlgg and DAVID
Lyons were In Kansas city Thursday.
Mrs. Isaac Ryland, OF Kansas city. well
known In this cIty, Is reported quite sick.
MIR. 2. II. LarkIn, OF COrder, was In the
city Thursday and called on the inteilIgencer
Mrs. Juo. L. Rylsud left Tuesday for u
visit 10 the family OF her son. 10 Kansas City.
Mrs. j. B. Silver attended u Methodist mis-
/ sIonary convention II Kansas City Wednes-
dsS.
Mrs. q. Andreen aud little daughter, Mary.
went TO KANSAS Clty Yesterday 10 see Mrs. h.
Allen.
Mrs. v. W. Davis. OF Waverly. visited the
family OF Mr.. NJ. j. Chinn last Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. B.. Hamlet and daughter. Miss
Emms. spent Yesterday and the day before In
Kansas CITY.
Hon. Jns. ). Blackwell left Wednesday
morning for Columbus, kas., TO attend to
some legal business.
Mrs. Jno. T. Smith returned Wednesday
morning from st. Louis. where she WAS called
by the death OF her father.
Mrs. Celeste Aiken, Of Westport. who has
been visiting the family Of Rev. 7. NJ. Cobb.
returned to her home Tuesday.
MI, Dan CuhuQOcErs u = iOuk t'no u VIZ
engineer y, this place. now residing in Kan
sss City. was here Tuesday night.
Mr.. d. NJ Smith left Monday for q weeks
visit 10 his sister In Joplin. and to accompany
his mother. who is visiting there. home.
Mr.. j. A. Price. who has been confined to
his room for ten days or two weeks by bron-
cbltis aud Ia grippe, Is able to be about again.
Mr.. J. W. Basye aud wife went up to Kan
sas City Monday. Mr.. Bsyse returned We'd
uesday evening aud his wife will return to-
night.
Col Hunter Ben jenkins, one OF the best
known steamboat men In the country. 10 now
Ia charge Of the RIVER columns Of tn 81.
Louis Republic.
Messrs Isad0re and Phillip Keller left
Thursday TO visit the principal points In
Kansas In search Of = place for the former TO
engage In business.
Judge Edward Bower. OF Dallas, Texas,
arrived here Monday night with his dsugh-
ter, Miss Ruth, whom he placed In b. F. c.
as q boarding pupil.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Burton, Of Bates City, |
passed through here saturday night en- route
home from . visit to Mrs. BIS mother. Mrs.
Turpin. In Carrollton.
Uncle Archie Porter. who has been sick
for some time and confined TO his bed. Is
reported better. He has long been n familiar
figure upon our streets.
Mrs. Georgia MeInhold, nee Duukel, for
msrly Of this city. now residing In 81. Louis.
who has been visiting Mrs. p. &. Patterson,
retnI ned home Saturday night.
Mr.. Jno. Meyer, formerly Of this city. but
DOW residing 10 Denver, Col, arrived here
Monday night for = visit to the family of bis
brother-in-lsw. Mr.. E. Hacker.
Mr.. l.. G. Siabler and vile OF Weston, sre
the guests Of the ~lstter's sister, Mrs. Ed
Marks. The occasion OF their visit is the
severe illness Of Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Ss
mother.
We are grstlle 4 to learn that tho children
o. Mr.. J. NJ. SpurlOek, with the exception OF
little Matte, whose death Is announced else
where, are getting along hnely and will soon
be atoIt again.
Mrs. Il. L.. Marshton. OF Fort Worth, Tex,
who has been visiting the family Of Mr.. e.
Chsnslor. left for her home Tuesday morn
ing. She was accompanied as far ss Kansas
City by Mrs. Chanslor aud Mrs. AT. Sharpe.
Miss Ida Hays, OF b. +. O., sang at aconcert
gwen for the beneul Of ths Y. N. q. A.. In
Liberty, last Saturday night. Miss II. b.
JEWELS name was also on the programme
but she was suffering from u severe case OF
Ia grippe and at The request OF her physician
cancelled her engagement.
Mrs. Ethan Allen. upon whom DIR. Geo.
bailey performed u very difficult and dan
Rerons surgical operation last Sunday morn.
ing. 1t All Saints hospital. Kansas city. IL
rapidly recovering aud should no unfavorable
symptoms arise she will he able to return
home In q week or ten days.
Or. A. Taylor. Of Hutchinson, Kas.. who
was called to this city by the death OF his
brother, has been visiting relatives In Con-
cordis aud arrived here from that place Tues.
day for . short visit before returning home.
We understand he Is thinking Of coming to
this place to practice his profession.