The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-02-21
Theater to- might.
overcoats above par.
Some valentines left over.
Some more of the cold yvave

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Some valentines left over.
Some more of the cold wave.
The DAILY was quite a surprise.
The gas meter can register but thank
goodness it can't vote.
Chris shawie is making a lot of coal
buggies for use in the Macy mines.
The furniture factory bell is broken, and
now they use the steam whistle instead.
The Central College girls took a walk
across the pontoon bridge Saturday after
noon.
The advertising clock in the p~ostofice is
a great source of pleasure to the corners
and goers.
A pavement Is badely needed on the
south side Of Main street, from Thirteenth
to Fifteenth.
Send the INTELLIaENCER 81 go on n new
subscription, and secure so cents for the
Confederate home.
The news agents have been made special
agents of the DAILY INTELLIaENcER, and
will supply any demand.
Mr.. Taubman's handsome residence has
been completed, and his family expects to
move In early next week.
Mrs. o'Donnell who lives near Nav
view, and who has been suffering from an
attack of pneumonia is better.
Casey's Troubles will be here March 18th.
- the INTEILIaEncER learns from a pri-
nate z to the sporting editor.
The Blind Boone concert company has
been booked to appear at Hagen's opera
house Thursday evening, March 9Th.
lshe tight rope performer had quite a
erowd OF spectators Friday afternoon, and
"teok in" several nickels and dimes.
The postofice has fallen into line, and
the following legend is c~onspicuously dis
played. Cigarette smoking not allowed
The two alcoves of the Christian church
at the entrances are being walled up, with
a view to improving the acoustics of the
auditorium.
"Hurrah for the DAILY INTELLIeENoERi
l hope 1t will live, and will do my share.n
was the general comment on the streets
after supper.
Loomis Bros. have Just received and
stored fifteen carloads of ice from Kansas
City. 1t Is Minnesota ice, about eighteen
inches thick.
The Winkler Furniture company is
making arrangements to put In hydraulic
elevators at their warerooms on Franklin
avenue and Tenth street.
Master Lawrence Peak, living near this
city entertained quite a number of his
young friends ut a valentine party Satur-
day evening from 4 until o.
Once in awhile a fellow will come along
and preach to you the Sweetness of adver-
sity," but 1t is observed that he never tries
to sweeten his coffee with 1t.
Double crews Of men are working at the
McGrew milling company's mill night and
day, and the company has even then moi
been able to keep up with its orders.
1t is told of a young mar who recently
went to a distant state to live, that he has
written a letter of fifty-two pages to his
best girl, and that she read it all and sigh.
ed for more.
Word has been received from Travis Blu
ford, now at Pullman, WASH, saying that
he would start home Wednesday, and
under the full belief that there is no place
like Lafayette county.
In reporting warrants allowed by the
county court last week, J. M. Lauderback
Is charged with $163.75. The amount
should have been $3.50. The error arose
from Transporting figures.
Miss Katie Hamlet, residing with hel
parents on Seventh street, celebrated hel
fourteenth anniversary with a masquerade
party, at which about twenty of her young
friends were present. 1t was q very pleas
ant party.
There wa a young lady named Mary,
Who Of the cigarette dudes was quite wary
One asked her to wed,
And to the dudelet she said,
"If 1t breaks you small heart Ill say
nary"
Some of the INTELLIaENcER's goo6
friends are seemingly worried over the
enormous expense this Office will be put
to to maintain a daily paper. The INTEL.
LIaENCER is thankful for their concern
but desires to assure them that II they will
do the subscribing and advertising, tn,
INT~ELLIaENcER will take care of the ex
penses and the worry also.
z. Winsor & Son know n good thint
when they see it. They know that tn,
way to make business Is to encourage othe,
mems business. No o had the DAILY
INTELLIaENcER issued than they deter
miued to stand by II, and while Prof. Sci
lers, of Wentworth Academy, was the frs
to subscribe, Il. WinsOr Il Son were tn,
first among Iexington's business men t.
advertise.
Yesterday afternoon while Irwin Tevi
and Goodloe Williams were out driv
ing, Mr.. Williams went TO raise the top o
the buggy and the horse became brighten
ed and started to running and kicking
Mr.. Tevis says the first jump the hors
made Goodloe thought he had better &c
out, 80 he jumped out. The horse kicke'
loose from the buggy, but Irwin held on Il
him and soon stopped him.
Last Thursdays issue of the Richmon,
Democrat has this to say of the CARR
Anderson company, now playing a week
engagement at Hagen's opera house:-
1.-THE Carrie Anderson company OF artist
which Is playing a weeks engagement q
this place are giving excellent satisfaction
and are playing to full houses. =
! Miss Anderson 10 far above the averag
stars that come to this place"