The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-10-27
Don't forget the Bates sale.

Don't forget the Bates sale.
The Odessa Moon is to be enlarged and
improved.
Rev. H.. B. Banks preached at Waverly
last Sunday.
Misses Bing and Clarke spent Thursday
in Kansas City.
The Buck Horn coal mines at Waverly
will o o be opened.
The Methodists at waverly have given
their pastor a donation party.
Mr.. Bates advertises forty fine horses
for sale. Don't fail to be present at the
sale.
Hon. Pat Dyer was advertised to speak
here Thursday night but he failed to
show up.
Remember the great horse sale adver-
tised in this issue. Mr.. Bates owns some
of the finest horse stock in the land.
Rev. T. NJ. Cobb went to Odessa Saturday
on business. ALI over this state friends
rejoice that he has recovered his health.
Rev. c. NJ. Bishop will preach a special
sermon to the young people tomorrow
evening at the Methodist church. A gen.
eral invitation is extended.
Corder Gazette: Lena R., M. Beamer's
3 1000 ~trotter, died at this place Tuesday.
She was a very promising trotter and Mr..
B., says he would have rather lost any
animal he " d than her.
Miss Pearl Reeder is just recovering
from a severe case Of ivy poison. Some
time ago, while out driving, she plucked
a few flowers on the road side, and since
that time has suffered from the poison.
The ladies' of the Episcopal church have
organized an exchange, and every Satur-
day afternoon, from 8 to 5 o'clock will
have on sale home made cakes, candies
pies, salads, &c. They solicit your patron
age. Call at the Guild. tt
Lexington Lodge No. 157, K. of p, wal
pleasantly surprised at the close of it,
meeting Of Thursday evening. Mr.. Lee
Keller, In q short speech, thanked the
members for their support in his race fol
an Office In the grand lodge, and invited
'"elA soJS"f" w h@ocAof CsteKiut
establishment, where an elaborate ban
quet was served In good style. Th'
fythians apPfeciated the treat.
u.ppr.ope
M.rr;.d q, Corco,d;. om,d.v o..,h.,
p, 1894. Mr.. Geo. Holster and Miss Mari
Kroencke.
Married, at the Christian church, IL
b. Whiting and Miss Lena Maude Nc.
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parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W, n Gresr nss,
this city, wednesday ~eyenin9 October "a
1884, at six O'Clock, Mr.: Charles w
Loom's anG miss Anna A. dreer, the rev
Methodist church, soiemnizine the Ger.
emony.
Inc wedding was . very quiet one, non
out tne immediate reistives and irieno
of the contracting parties being present
But It Wa none the less happy on accoun
OF Its q~uietness. In fact, it seemed, !
possible, more impressive than usual, .
only those who were near aud dear stoOt
round. and An occa.ional sunnres.ed .ol
va. bc.rd from .om. ov.-aow,r~ h-..s,
while the manly Groom and cb.rmin,
h,ids ,tt.,ea ,ho 5000 ,o-. ,h., m.d
: o''uo "''eseu sne sscroo vows tnss mao
them q according to Gods hol,
ordinance. Az under the shining star
through the beautiful night. the happ
mir arove .v.v from the lovsd ola NON,
! . "se1 o'1 .o
ottne orids 70 the charming new nom
JUST hnlsneo on oou'o s'ree', tnere Wa
every omen Oh happy lie, ana the love
~.- Anl~t-A .-rS1~l AA.l. L.sk -;.L-
through their tears.
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BIRTHS.
Born, ! Odessa. October e, 1894. to tn
"i'e OF Mr. 'onn Tnompso'' son.
Born, at Concordis, October II. 1894, t
INC WIZ mr. E0o i"'e"so' girl
t Born, at Alma, October 10, 1894, to tn
I wiie Oh mr. fritx ~scniicntoaar' . giri.
I DEATHS,
Died, near Concordia, October II, Mis-
Amelia Wolters, aged IL years.
Died, near WELLINGTON, October 10. q
, typhoid fever. Mr.. Hugh Carlton.
. 2 residence OF her son.in-law, 81
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Died. at the residence Of her son. Ruff
Young, six miles southeast of this cit!
n On sunday October zi:t, Me-. Sarah I.
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