The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1893-09-30
HE 1NTELLIGENCER SATJRD

M. M. Bogie, son of the able editor Of
the Richmond Democrat, made this office
n pleasant call, Thursday.
The Silver Canning company is work
Ing at full blast; 1877 persons are now at
work in the employ of the company.
Rev. w. b. Palmore, of the Christian
Advocate, was rendered an informal re-
ception at G.. +. c., last Tuesday afternoon.
Bulk oysters, bulk oysters just received
to-day from Baltimore at ID. Hackers
bakery and restaurant; also, fresh celery
on hand. 0-30-2t
Rev. A. s. Moffett will preach at Maple
Glen school house, seven miles south of
this city, tomorrow afternoon at three
O'clock.
Attorney William Aull has been APP
pointed to administer on his father's es-
tate, which was valued at $50, 600. He
gave bond of 100000.
Messrs. VIM. Morrison and Robert
Taubman have been appointed admins
traitors OF the estate of Mrs. Maria Pom
eroy, valued at $4,000. The administra-
tors bond is $4,000.
Mrs. Gill Il. Bellies fell from her porch, n
few days ago,a and dislocated her shoulder.
Her grandchild was near the edge of the
porch, and, fearing that it was about to
fall, Mrs. Bellies caught Mt it and fell. The
| child did not fall.
Mrs John p. Gordon will entertain the
members of the $40" club at her home,
next Wednesday afternoon, October 9TH,
in honor OF her sister, Miss S%toneroad, OF
Las Vegas, New Mexico, and Miss Rannis
Morris, of Denver, Colo. The members
are cordially invited to be present.
One day last week, Mrs. Cromwell, OF
Kansas City, was frightened by a dog,
and in stepping back out of reach, fell
backward. She threw her hands back
and fell in such a manner as to break one
arm, near the wrist, the broken bones
projecting almost through the flesh
Mrs. Cromwell Is the mother of Mrs. Jno
Morrison, OF this city.
We call the attention of our readers t.
the official statement of the Commercial
bank, published in another column. Not
withstanding the recent stringency il
fin ancial circles this institution shows b,
its statement a healthy and prosperou
condition. 1t is substantial and reliabl
and is operated and controlled by honest
safe and cautious business men.
The Morrison Wentworth Bank, of thi
city, publishes in this weeks paper
/ statement of the financial condition G
that old and reliable institution. Har
l times and the fluctuations in the none
market did not affect it. Under the con
troll of reliable business men, and iudgin
/, the future by the past and present, TIL
: bank will be able to withstand any crisi
I that may arise.
( William Powell, the veteran restaurar
;. man, has opened a bran new %restaurar
and oyster parlor in the Morrison built
ing, formerly occupied by Dave Lyons &
, a grocery store. Mr.. Powell. is as fine
cook as can be found in the state, an
n parties desiring first-class meals, and
cheap as can be found anywhere, Of oyi
tiers in any style, can always rest assure
that Mr.. Powell will serve you RICH
Give him a trial. 9-30-1t.
The following is from an editorial r
q port of the Methodist conference at Boo
II vile, taken from the St. Louis Christie
y Advocate: "Our schools have all OPEN
far more auspiciously than the stringent
of the times led us to expect. II
crowded halls and apartments of o
Central Female College, at Lexington,
l, a loud call to Missouri Methodism
10 large for a $4,000 building, to be erect
as soon as we get through with t
Y. building at Fayette."
!" Mrs. II. b. Campbell entertained t
Old Mems Club, last Saturday, in a me
royal manner. They were made to feel
!, home, and their every want was antic
pated. The dinner was beyond desert
" ton. Everything that culinary art cou
suggest was served in the most temptil
manner, by a bevy of bright eyed beauti'
and the temptation to eat too much W
irresistible. We publish on our fiji
page, the proceedings of the club. '
n thank 10 Chinn and Frank Bowman
Is q ride there and back.