The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-03-21
The river was rising Yesterday.

The river was rising yesterday.
A new canvas awning has been put over
Vaughan q McClelland's store front.
The Kranko Klub gave a reception at
their rooms last Saturday evening, in
honor of Miss Adel Price, of st. Louis.
The INTELLIaENCER welcomes to it's
advertising columns the announcement
of the Bracket Store' to which the atten-
tion of its readers is called.
Miss Daisy Green, residing on Franklin
avenue, near Christ church, let II heavy
window fall on her thumb Tuesday fore
noon, badly brusing that member.
Deputy Sheriff G.. w. Jackson left Sun
prisoners, II. w. Warren and Lee Hutch
ison, sentenced to The penitentiary.
There were bits of green ribbon visible
on the left breasts of quite n number of
citizens Tuesday, who thus showed their
loyalty to the 'little emerald isle across
the sea-"
James and William Sanders were tried
before a jury in Justice Prices court
Thursday, on Il charge of disturbing the
peace, and were acquitted. The jury in a
former trial failed to agree.
Mrs. AL. Estlaman, residing on Ridge
way, gave u birthday party at her home
Tuesday evening, ut which about forty
guests were present. An elegant supper
was served, and games were INDUCED in.
Mrs. Newrich, who has just moved to a
fashionable part of the city-'Here Glor-
~ianua-take this pitcher and run down to
the crematory and get me n cents worth
o fcream."
NJ. +. Royle s. Son come in with a BIG
extra to-day. They are live men, run Il
live business and always keep up with the
procession. lead their big advertisement
on third page.
II doesn't make any difference where
the INTELLIaENcER is printed, whether
in Lexington, Kansas City, Africa or the
moon. 1t is full of 'stuff'' and circulates
from Dan TO Bersheeba.
S.. A. Kincaide is attending the Sedalia
district conference of the Y. M. c. A. now
in session at Versailles. He will read a
paper before the conference on '"rhe spec
ial Temptations OF Young Men," He ex-
poets to return Monday.
Mrs. Sam Wilson, who resides with Mr.
and Mrs. Upton Wilson, at the corner OF
Twentieth street and Washington avenue
slipped and fell on q muddy pavement
Monday afternoon, in front of her house
and broke her arm at the wrist.
The board of directors of the building
and loan association has authorized the
sale of from seventy-five to a hundred
more shares of stock in the fifth series
and the secretary, Mr.. LOOMS, has placed
them at the demand of buyers.
Judge Richard Field recently sold t.
Gus Haerle his property on the corner o
Eleventh md Main streets, for 5000. MIR
Haerle intends to remove the dwelling
house and erect two handsome bushes!
houses, with store rooms below and Offices
above.
Last Sunday afternoon the ~janitor of thu
First Baptist church, upon going into tn
Sunday school room, found the small boxe
used to take the missionary collection
scattered over the floor, and three OF then
, broken. There is no clue to the would-b
thief, nor how much of a haul he made.
Mrs. Ellenor Winter has received S1,0O
from VIM. p. Rodgers, general agent, a
Kansas City, of the Mutual Benefit Lif
! Insurance company, of Newark, N. j
She is the widow of the late Emile Whit
| ger, of this city, and he held a policy IL
that old and well known company, MI
Rodgers is well and favorably known here
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