The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-01-20

Inc rev. MT. UlDSoH, Vi oihsSoWs Nio',
will assist Rev. Mr.. Bishop in the meet
ing ut the Methodist church, next week.
He is a minister Of much ability, n
much good is the antici pated result OF his
work here.
Rev. W. l.. Cole will preach a special
sermon on Sunday, February IS. at the
Baptist church, to the Knights OF Pythias.
The occasion will be the thirtieth ami
versary of the order. The lodge will
attend in n body.
Samuel Davis, OF the Richmond Conser-
vator, was here with his brother Knights
OF Pythias, Thursday night. He has just
issued No. 1 Vol. 1 of the Pythian Regis
ter, and was here in the interest OF that
publication. Success to him in his new
field.
Lexington should be proud OF her
press brick company. Last year this
company shipped to other points 125 car
loads of fine brick, and already large
orders are coming in from Sedalia and
other points, and the prospects for the
spring trade are indeed fiattering.
The residence of VIM. Huckelberry, ut
Odessa was consumed by fire Wednesday.
The house aud furniture was a total loss,
there being no insurance. The good cit
liens Of Odessa started a subscription i'm
mediately and already a considerable sum
has been subscribed for the relief of the
unfortunate family.
The 1. o. o. F. lodges, OF Higginsville,
publicly installed their newly elected Off
GERS, at the opera house, in that city last
night, Rev. w. J. Carpenter, Of Nevada,
delivered the address. Mr.. Henry Sin
auer, of this city, performed the ceremon-
les Of installing officers. Several attended
from this city.
CORN MEAL, made on French stones
and equal to any in the state, delivered
any where in the city at 35cts. per five
bushel lots, and 45cts. per single bushel.
Will grind you corn or exchange. Also
a few hundred pounds left of pure buck
wheat flour made by ourselves. Call on
US. Basye & Vaughn. 1902
Mrs. w. b. Bolton complimented Mrs.
VIM. Hammet Tuesday afternoon by Civ
ing a lunGhaousteze-Dwneer or ladies in
her honor. The house was profusely
decorated, and the menu well up to the
standard. Miss Baum, Centrals songbird
favored the guests withiseveral vocal sell
e~ctions, which added much to the pleas
ure of the occasion.
Monday evening about ten O'Clock a fire
was discovered among some excelsior
piled up against the building OF the
Winkler Furniture Company. An alarm
was sounded as loon as the watch discov-
cred it, and in a few moments many
ready hands were on the scene. The fire
was extinguished before any damage was
done.
Post Dispatch: MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Rinehart, who have recently returned
from a visit to relatives at Dover, Mo-, and
have domiciled at Hotel b GERS during the
fall and winter, have taken q furnished
the spring season. They are expecting
Mrs. R~ibehart's sister, Miss Lee Meng. to
make them a visit.
The following named persons have cal
led and paid for the INTELLIaENcER this
week, for which they have our thanks
lauu ocot iohC Ds n oAS WoSus AhSS
Wiley, Mrs. NJ. II. HOFFMAN, VIM. l.,
Green, c. Q. Cooper, Josiah Mann, Wal
ter Van Anglen, J.. F. Hackley, Walter
Newman, J. A.. Barton, J. IL. Spurlock,
j. Z. Robinson, M. B. Oliver, Mrs. Wesley
Lock, and T. J. Miller.
w. 8. Stanfield has opened a Law Office in
the south room OF the National Bank
k,;I1inD Aftar onnnlattnu hia cfudiae
in the law school at Ann Arbor, Mich,
J he associated himself with attorney Wei
born at Lexington, but later decided tc
enter the legal arena in Odessa, and II
"here for that purpose" We wish him
success.--Odessa Moon. While here Mr.
Stanfield made many friends who wish
him success in his new field.
The marriage of Mr.. Philip Keller tc
Miss Bella Carpary Is announced to take
place at 1862 Calumet street, Chicago, or
January 30, 1894. Mr.. Keller, during the
last year, moved to Chicago, and engaged
in business there, yet his old friend.
here, OF whom he has many, have moi
yet learned to consider him a resident o.
that city. He has been connected with
Lexington for many years. We join tn,
throng that sends from here best wishe,
for his future. To Miss Carpary we ex'
tend congratulations that she has wor
such a noble gentleman.
d. The directors of the Morrison-W Went
worth Bank met, last Wednesday, ant
l elected officers for this year. All the ole
Z officers were reelected, and w. f. Ker
dolff, ST., was elected vice president
which place has been vacant for som,
D time. s. N. Wilson was also elected a
attorney. The officers now are: j. @
~Plattenburg, president; William F. Ker
dolff, ST., vice president; William Morri
fon, cashier; John Morrison, assistan
v cashier; John G.. W~orthington and VIM
]. Bandon, book keepers; s. N. Wilson
= attorney. No bank in the state hal
better men conducting it. We wish then
8 a successful year.
Last Tuesday evening, Cashier Moore
. head and Book-keepers E. M. and X. M
Taubman, of the Commercial Bank, CAV
an oyster supper at d. Hackers. 1t wa,
. given as a demonstration of their appre.
D citation OF the respective honors conferred
Y uDoh v nv tao u tVkth VI W.
directory of the bank. There were pres
emit: President Robert Taubman, Judg,
I Joseph +. Smith, Cashier James Il. Moore
! head, William IL. Chiles, V. j.. &. Bour
II. Sam. Hays, l.. M. and X. NJ. Taubman
Frank Bowman, Of the News, q. }. Pow
ell, OF the Herald, and w. q. Musgrcv,
and II. j. Groves, of the INTELLIaENcER
The supper was well prepared, NIGEL,
5 served, and thoroughly enjoyed by thost
present. Cashier MoOrehead, who wa,
reelected at the last meeting of tn,
directors, may well be said to be the RICH
man in the right place. lie has givei
. more than satisfaction to the bank an,
l its patrons during his connection will
the bank. The Taubman brothers ar,
, native Lexingtonians. Reared in thi
! city, their progress has been watched
with interest by hosts OF admirinl
friends. Good luck and success to tn,
!. officers n the ban throughout 1894.