The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-09

Miss Lizzie Searcy, en- route to her home,
In Richmond. from Il visit to friends in Mar
shall, stopped over at this place and spent
Thursday with Miss Jennie Berry.
MIR. George Carr, OF Dover township, left
for Excelsior Springs, Tuesday night. He
goes there for the benefit OF his health and we
hope he may soon return much improved.
Mrs. VIM, Clipstein, of Independence, en-
route to Maryland for n visit, stopped over at
this place and spent several days with the
family Of MIR. j. A. j. Shultz, at Lipwood
Lawn.
Mr.. VIM. r.. Bell and wife and MIR. Hugh
Greer arrived home from Healdsburg, Cal,
where they have been Tor the past year for
the benefit OF Mr.. BIS. health, Friday night of
last week.
Mrs. Il. T.. Smith visited in Kansas City
Wednesday. She took Master Llmrick Chans-
lOr with her. He will remain there with his
little cousins while his mother is al Fulton
with friends.
Mrs. Harriette 2. McCausIand and daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Hall. and Master Clyde Hall
left Wednesday for Il visit to relatives in
Osceola. Has. Mr.. James Hall ACCOMPANIED
them a. far as Kansas City.
Miss Jessie Thistle, who had been here for
several days attending TO business connected
with her mothers estate and visiting friends,
left for PALMYRA, where she Il spending the
summer. last Thursday morning.
aiisses Gussie Mchl and Annie GilIen left
| Wednesday for n visit 10 friends al Coneor-
dia. They took u rifle with them for the pur-
pose, we suppose. Of checking the rushes of
tho Gallant ynnnp mon nT that ,Iu,a
DR.. +. Cooley was called to his home. I'm
Kansas City, last Wednesday and informs u.
that he will be absent for an indefinite
period. He will return here ut some future
time, however. and continue the practice OF
his profession.
Mr.. VIM. Shacklctt. ST., left Wednesday
for Springfield. where he will probably en-
bark in business. His family will follow him
H. soon AS he gets permanently settled. Mr..
s. has long been an active business man of
this city and we regret to lose him and his
family.
Mr.. Ed. NJ. Taubman went up TO Kansas
CITY, Tuesday. TO join u party Of capitalists In
Nh extended western tour. The main pur-
pose OF the trip OF these gentlemen IL 10 in
vest in and boom the town OF Helena, Mon
Isna. The party did not start at the time ex-
pected and Ed. returned home to remain
until n definite time of starting was fixed.
Springfield Republican. August 2:-MaiOr
Sanford Sellers, superintendent Of the Went
worth Military Academy, Of Lexington, Mo,
WAS at the Met yesterday and will remain
over to-day. His school has had II large pat
rOnage from this section and about u dozen
Young men will begin with the term next
September
MIR. Nicholas Sigwart, for many years 8
resident OF this CITY, but who has been living
with his daughter, Mrs. +. +. Haussm, at
Big Springs, Texas. arrived here on Friday
night Of last week en- route to Omaha. Neb.
He states that the crops for 200 miles In every
dire ation from Big Springs are an ,ntire fall
ure from want of rain, that there ia great dis.
tress among the people there and that hum
dreds are leaving for other sections. He says
that even the drinking water had 10 be puI-
chased from those who hauled 1t long dis
tances. In his own expressive language he
said, "a person might rs well live IN hell M
In such q country" He left for Omaha Tues.
day.