The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28
Denver Col. where they will spend the heat.

Denver Col. where they will spend the heat.
cd term.
Mrs. John Gehner went down to st. Louis
10 attend the closing exercises of Ur saline
convent, OF which her daughter, Miss Rosa,
was a pupil. Together they returned home
Yesterday.
Mr.. MVrOn A. Clark, formerly the general
secretary of the Y. M. e. A., In this city, ar
r''eu mere Wednesday night fer u visit to his
numerous friends. He Is the guest of Gen .
Sec. A. ID. French.
Malta Bend Qui Viye:-MissourI Is not
ielt In the shuttle to "go into all the world
ana preach the gospel" Miss Chambers. Of
Lexington, sailed on Thursday for Brazil,
whither she goes as a missionary.
Mr.. Alexander SOmmerville. OF San An
tonia. Tex, en- route to Virginia for the bene-
NJ oil bis health, stopped over In this city and
spent Thursday with his neices, Mrs. Ann
Moorman and Miss Sarah Sommerville,
Misses Maggie and Fannie Spears, Katie
Snock and Minerva Marshall. Col. John A..
Jones. Msjor s. Sellers and Prof. X. L, Bin
ford went down to Sweet SprlpRs. Thursday
morning. to attend the state teachers asso.
NSsiSa "ccbiuks
Mrs. Campbell Mcfarland, of sedalia, ar
rived here Friday night OF last week ami left
saturday morning. accompanied by Mrs. q.
). McGrew, Of st. LOUIS, for Denver, to At.
tend the meeting of the Travelling Mems Pro.
tectiye association.
The Hannibal Courier says a census enume-
rstor In that city after asking q certain lady
all he could think of about her smiIyo of seven
boys and girls, capped the climax by asking
her II they were all white. She replied:
"they generally are when they have their
faces washed"
MIR. Il. Z. Littleiield, OF Knob Noster, Mo-,
an old student OF the W. NJ. A., and the win.
ner OF The scholarship medal while here, has
lust graduated In the law department at
Columbia with great distinction. He tied
with another member OF the class for first
honors. He will practice law In Kansas CITY.
Misses Jennie Patton. Sarah Powell, Fannie
Bernard. Gertrude Hammacher and Ellie
Demasters, Of Richmond; Misses Hattie
AVeriii. Locke Austin, May Click. anu Mag.
Gie Dobson. and Mrs. w. d. Dobson, wife of
tue president of the state teachers assocIa-
ton, and Messrs. George Dutrich and C. N,
Cansdy, OF Carr0lltOn, passed through this
city Wednesday night, en- route TO Sweet
springs TO attend the teachers convention.
BoonVille Advertlser:-We regret to chron-
lcle the death OF Goodrich Wilson. formerly
OF our town, which occurred on Tuesday last,
near Hsrndon. Saline county. where he had
oeeh taken from his nome In Lexington. with
the hope that q change might be of benefit to
him, he having been in declining health for
several years. He was about seventy two
years OF age and a native of Virginia. His first
location IN this state was on q farm, west of
our town, near the Lsmine river. which he
owned at the time of his death. He after.
wards removed to Saline county, where he
purchased q large and valuable farm on
which he lived till about one year ago, when
on account Of failing health and with a view
to better advantages for schooling his child.
rem, be removed with bis family to Lexinp.
Ton. Mo. Mr.. Wilson was an intelligent.
upright, universally respected gentleman,
whose death will be regretted by all who
knew MIN. He was an uncle Of W. W, Trent,
our county surveyor, and K. A. Trent, of this
ONCE. and Mrs. Mary P. Smith. now visiting
here. His death was announced by a telegram
10 Captain Trent, on Tuesday. and we are
without particulars as TO the sad event. and
when and where he was buried.