The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1893-04-08

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larceny.
The street sprinkler is out making it
rain again.
Mrs. Barley is recover ing from an
attack of lagrippe.
VIM. G. Musgrove, OF Kansas City, was
here, Saturday. He is improving some
Kansas City property.
We now have on hand at this office q
large supply of subpoenas for justices OF
the peace and others.
Rev. Joseph King, the presiding elder,
preached in the Methodist church Sunday
morning and evening.
Miss Julia Hagen desires to return
thanks TO those friends who assisted her
In her late bereavement.
Heywood's Celebrities will be at Hagen's
Opera House next Monday evening,
Tickets and chart and L. G. Loomis'.
Miss Lucie b. Griffin will give an enter
tainment on behalf OF the ladies OF the
Episcopal church Monday evening April
18th.
LhC oIiCiiu6o Nv III E4lBtScopu
church, last Sunday, amounted to $31. %.
The money will be devoted to general
missions.
Iduna Literary Society OF G.. F. c., will
entertain their invited friends at the
college chapel, in their usually gracious
style, Monday evening.
Mrs. DR.. j. G. Crist entertained a select
party of her lady friends Mt luncheon
Wednesday afternoon, assisted by her
sister, Miss Josie Boardman.
James Gilkeson and Owen Grimes have
located their merry-go-round on Main
street, opposite the Machine shop, and
the organ plays "Annie Roony."
Two dollars will pay for one years sub
e esnap'' ana 20 81. 4 2. o Louis s Republic aas.
This is a bargain, don't fail to avail your
self of 1t.
The Missouri State Normal Sunday
school for the counties OF Cass, Bates,
Jackson Johnson aud Lafayette, will hold
their session this year at Harrisonvilie on
the 18th of April.
The w. M. A. Mandolin and Glee Clubs
will give an entertainment at Richmond,
Monday evening. The Rayites have 8
rich treat in store, for II sou boys' can't
entertain them they are beyond redemp.
ton.
The steamer, A. l.. Mason departed TO,
Kansas City yesterday evening with only
moderate freight, 300 tons, her eastern
consignments of 200 tons, for which she
has laid over two days at Alton, failing t.
arrive.-st. Louis Republic, 4th.
Chevalier Niedzielski with Heywood'i
Celebrities, is one Of the few truly grea
vlolinists of the world. A rare oppor.
tunity. Don't miss 1t. At Hagen's OPP
era House, Monday evening, April 10
Tickets for sale by Il. G.. LOOMS.
1 will make you a suit or a pair OF pants
to order from five to ten per cent cheaper
than any merchant tailor. Perfect fit ant
first class work guaranteed or no sale.
II. SINAUER,
Agent for Mills & Averill, st. Louis
and Lamon d Co., Chicago. 3-25-3t.
We are informed that Rev. DR.. b. M
Messic. of st. Louis, will preach thu
Baccalaureate sermon for the Contra
college, on Sunday, June 4th, and tha'
Rev. w. F. McMurray, of Macon City
Mo-, will deliver the annual ~literar!
address, some time before commencement,
week, before the societies ('Iduna" ant
"Argona'') of same institution.
The elite OF our city were out en- mas
last Monday night to witness the enter
tainment given by the Haywood Company
No little has beer said in reference to tn,
character OF the company, its celebritie
In music and representations, etc
Every one attending expected to se'
something a little beyond anything eve
given in the opera house, OF its character
That this expectation was gratifed goe
without saying.-Bradford, QPa.) Era.