The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06


Read RoYIe's new al In this paper. a23t3
ID, Russell will sell all eastern work at cata.
loRre prices for the next 90 DAYS; don't he
humbuRged, Call and see me and bring
yo1r catalogue along, and II YOU have not one
have, of all the prominent carriage factories
in the United States, II
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Some 6tv mr. sixtv vonng ,.a,.s and oo,-
Ilemen. the friends of Miss Daisy FrancIsco.
partook OF the well.kuown bospltalItv Of Mr..
and Mrs. a.. @. Franeiseo. at their s,agan,
suburban residence last Tuesday svsnInp
As entertainers and persons to make their
guests feel at home Mr.. and Mrs. Francisco
have 10 superlors and few EQUALS and all WIN
were present were fully convinced of mi.
fast.
We are pleased To learn that the reliable
carriage house of ID. Russell has sold in the
last two months scores OF vehicles and in the
lest ten days he averaged one a day. Amone
the fortunate are Mr.. John LYONS. a surrv:
Mr., Davis, OF Clay township. a buggy. Mr..
Reaves, OF Ray county, a buggy: Mr.. Robt.
Barnett, n buggy; Mr.. AInswortb. N bu0yv.
Mr.. Holloway, Of Raw eeuntv. a buggv. M
Howell AyIll. of AulIvile. a hno.v us 10
working nights 10 keen up with his orders
Our factories ought To be encouraged. NJ
Rev. Wm. B. Palmore, OF Kansas City, 70
we'll known aud jeseryedly' popular In this
eity and county, has been elected associate
editor Of ths st. Louis Christian Advocate.
There are no more faithful and jealous Chris
than workers han Rev. Palmore and his
work upon the Advocate will no doubt result
In o healthy growth OF the paper and great
benefit 10 the cause he has 30 long cbampIon.
cd In other fields. HIS work as associate
editor will begin In October. and his head.
quarter for the present will be in room 4a3.
Y. N. C. A. building. Kansas City. MO.
The National Druggist, dated September I
says:-"Emmet L. Radford, described M a
good looking. well dressed and hIahly edu.
Gated young man. once the PROSPEROUS pro.
prletor OF q San Francisco pharmacy and
before that the pnrser OF q Mississippi river
steamer. committed suicide by taking lauda-
nnm Ut San Jose. CAL, August 3. Domestic
infeiicitT brought about by his intemperance.
ana . consequent separation from his wife,,
was Inc cause" From the reading Of the
aoove IL Will appear to many Of our citizens
fhat The above named was u boy well known
m tnis county but a. to whether or not such
ID me case we have been unable TO learn.
Corder Mrs. W. B. Mcfarland and daush.
ter, Miss Hattie, arrived AZ home last We'd
nesdsy from Yellow Sulphur Springs, VIr-
GINA, where they spent the summer with
Mrs. McFarland's brother, General Early |
Miss BEETLE Fleet and brother, Robert, left for
ClarksbnrR. Saturday where they will attend
school this winter. Willie Sydnor will also
attend school there. while sam Mcfarland
returns 70 st. Charles college and Lewis Car
thrae TO Fulton. Eddie Hawks also goes TO
Fulton Miss Blidie Sbackelford leIL for
nevada tuesday morning where she goes to
attend Cottey college. Our putin school
opened monday morning With AN ehr0llment
OF 10" pupils MIS- DAVIS who has been WIS.,
itinR relatives mere Tor several weeks, left Tor
her nome' near saturday morning.
Mrs. Susan Clark Waddsll reached tho S5th
mile post OF her life on last Wednesday, Sep !
TENDER Q. and the celebration OF the event
which took place H. the elegant suburban |
residence OF her son-in-law, DR.. d. ". -.
TevIs. was one which will be remembers b, |
49, 49, As@J tAAll 1
dren, great grand children and ITi-ml4 who
gathered together that day the rem iiuirr If
their lives. An elegant dinner was served
and at the table the aged lady presided with
the dignity which has characterized her
throughout her long life. The dinner wn,
elegant In every wsy and served 10 delightful
courses. Mrs. Waddell was born In Mavsick, |
tnow Maysville) KY, September 3, 1895 lIpI
parents were William and Susan (phiIr.l
Byram. In 1923 she was married TO William
b. Waddsil. . member OF the firm OF Russell,
Majors q Waddell. government mail and sup.
ply eontrsctors.a 6rm which was prominent.
" connected win the early history Of Mis-
souri, and the entire country west oi the
Nississippi river. or this union eight chit.
dren was the issue. six OF whom vet live and
were present ut the reunion. The names OF
the children are Mrs. Calharine Bradford
Williams. Mrs. Laura Olivia Chapman. MIL
ton Byram Wsddeil, tdeceasea). John VIII