The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-02-03

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J.. l.. Tucker, IL. c. Francisco, Misses
Fannie Duling, Mary and Belle Stramcke.
Mrs. Andreen heard a whistle blow a
few nights ago, and thinking it was the
six O'Clock whistle got up and prepared
breakfast. She afterward looked at the
clock and found 1t was just 2 o'clock and
the whole household then went to bed
again.
The ladies' OF this city are invited to call
Mt the Ladies' Bazaar, on Franklin Ave-,
between Eleventh and Twelfth, and In
spect the new fall styles. 1t is nj aim to
give the best goods and b best work for
the least possible money. We solicit a
trial, feeling assured we can give satisfac-
ton. 9-23-tf
All farmers wishing to raise tomatoes
for the cannery will please leave the
number OF acres they each wish to con-
tract for at Crenshaw & Young's drug
store. or mail same. DO this by February
10. II possible. Contracts will be let
March Is. Silver Canning Company,
Lexington, Mo. 2-3-2t.
The case of Katy Hoffman appellant VS..
Manufactures Accident Indemnity Com
pany, Geneva New York, respondent, q
suit for $500, death benefit upon the life
Of Albert II. Hoffman deceased, was re-
berved and remanded by the Kansas City
court of appeals, on Monday in favor Of
Katy Hoffman. q. b. Silverman was her
attorney and Wallace & Oh. lea represented
the company.
One OF the most successful Informal
hops OF the season was given last Tuesday
evening in the Castle Hall OF the knights
was thoroughly enjoyed. About twenty
five couples were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chancellor, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. McGrew,
aud Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Young, Jr. chap
eroned the party. Music was furnished
by Utts orchestra.
Uncle Jesse Cole, of near Dover, cele-
brated his eighty second birthday,
recently. His health is reported good.
Mr.. Cole has in his possession two silver
dollars, one coined in 1893 and the other
In 1902, which he has had over eighty-two
years. They were presented to him on
the morning Of his birth, n are priced
very highly. He has refused to sell them
at any price. May he live long to guard
these two valuable relics.
Mr.. b. Clark Hyde, son OF our fellow
townsman, Rev. q. w. Hyde, d. D., q
graduate both of Wentworth Military
Academy and William Jewell College, u
second year student OF the University
Medical College, OF Kansas City, has
lately been elected by the board of man.
ayers. house surgeon in All Saints Hos
pital, Kansas City. This is the first time
an undergraduate of the college evel
received this high and distinguished
honor. We extend congratulations.
We our in another column thu
candidacy Of Lee II. billiard for renomi-
nation to the Office OF county Treasurer
As to his qualifications nothing eau b,
said against hin. He has filed the offic,
for one term and his regime has given tn,
utmost satisfaction. Accommodating cOur
teous and efficient, he Is a good Officer
whose record his friends will remembel
ty, and is thoroughly identified with it,
interests. Mr.. billiard Is a democrat o
the purest type.
Mr.. Walter Mars went over to Rich
mond last week in u buggy. Upon hi
return he found he could not cross TIL,
river. and leaving the team at the June.
ton, he boarded the train and came hon,
by way OF Kansas City. Trusting tina
the river would soon be navigable he lef
the team OF the other side until last Sun
day, when he went over In a skif an,
drove the team home via. Kansas City
1t took him three days to make the TRIP
but he says he saw some country that h
had never seen and to that extent wa
paid for his trouble.