The weekly intelligencer., 1893-09-09

Joe Chanslor's team ran away, Wednes-
day, and the driver, Dan Hughes, was
considerably bruised up.
Henry Wieligman presented us a couple
OF peaches, Thursday, which he grew in
this city. They were beauties. He only
had four bushels of them, and none to
sell.
Rev. A. s. Moffett and family arrived
here, yesterday. Mr.. Moffett will preach
at the Presbyterian church, tomorrow
morning and night, and regularly here
after.
Santa Fe ticket agent Adams left his Job
this week for one more renumerative. 1t
Is said the Missouri Pacific and the Santa
Fe ticket offices in this city will be con-
soidated.
LosT.-Between the Baptist College and
the forks of the road south, on Monday
the 4th inst, one new buggy cushion and
buggy whip. The finder will be duly re-
warded on delivering to this Office. 1t
ID. w. b. Tevis sold his Indian scalp to
the circus people for So. He had repeat
edly been offered $40 for it, but Mt last got
tired of keeping it. 1t was the scalp of
Rising Sun, big chief, and bad egg
generally.
Malta Bend was visited by fire, Tues
day night, that consumed half the busi-
ness houses OF that little city. The fire
originated between two buildings, and is
supposed to have been the work of an
incendiary.
Owen Grimes and Luther Crenshaw
have taken charge of the merry -go-round,
and on Wednesday took it to Wellington.
Jimmie Gilkerson has turned it over to
them, and he is now travelling in Kansas
in the interest of the j. G. McGrew coal
mines
The infant class and Junior Endeavors
of the Christian church gave an enter
tainment at the church on Friday night
Of last week. THE young people did re-
markably well, and the entertainment
netted SIS, which was forwarded to the
st. Louis Orphans Home.
DR.. j. s. Mckee, of Sweet Springs, al
ready one of the best dentists in the state
has gone to Chicago to visit the fair
and to study the improvements in his pro
fession. DR.. Mckee formerly lived here
and is half brother of Mrs. w. K. Trigg
He studied under DIR. Hassell.
Tom Yingling celebrated the eighth an
> niversary of his connection with the In
TELLIGENCER yesterday. He entered tn
Office as devil, and has by application an
! practice, developed into a fine foreman
3 His connection with this paper has been
n pleasant one, and will continue.
Corder Gazette: Miss Ollie Peoples lei
s for Lexington this week, where she wi
attend school Mrs. Coulter, of Lexing
: ton, is visiting her nephew, VIM. WIlso
and family this week. Miss Laura Tauh
;. man, of Lexington, is visiting the famil
:. of John Willis, of the country, this weel
d Misses Lizzie Rine and Bette Peoples re
a turned home from the worlds fair Frida
morning .Messrs. Lucian Roth and Ge
+ Sydnor went to Sedalia Wednesday o
business.
k The opening social of Elizabeth Au
v, Seminary will be given next Tuesda
evening. These socials have been sourt
, of much pleasure and on previous occa'
u ions President Walton has managed the
h so that he could invite all the membe
!. of the church. He regrets that this plea
ure will be denied him this year. The
will be held in the college parlors in IL
y future and for want of room only the mt
sical patrons of the Presbyterian churc
. will be invited.