The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-10-27

Prof. G.. W. Marquis has moved to
Odessa.
For Superior Cook Stoves and Ranges,
see Schawe & Weis. 10-13tf
The Methodists of Higginsville are 60
ing to erect a new church.
William Cowherd OF Kansas City spoke
at Higginsville Tuesday evening.
The Sadie Raymond comedy company
is the attraction at the opera house.
Have your commercial printing done at
this Office. We do best work at cheap
rates. tt
The great orator ard politician John j..
ingalls, will lecture at the opera house
November 8th.
The democrats OF this township should
give Hon. NJ. E. Benton a rousing
welcome, today.
CIDER BARRELs.-A car load for sale at
d. E. Reitz cider mill ut MAYHEM, cider
making 2 cents per gallon. 10-27-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Harris, OF Higgins
vile, will celebrate their Goth marriage
anniversary on November second.
Pure apple juice, Gruber's make, now
on sale by the gallon or barrel, at Mehl's
grocery, on Tenth street. Leave orders
there. tt
The transfer com pany keeps a call book
at the Mammoth livery stable, and one at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders at
these places. O.27.tf
WANTED. A good stout white boy or
cows, and do general light work On farm.
Apply to VIM. II. Greer. tt
Jimmie Gilkerson came home last week
on a visit. He has been west for eight
months, and was glad to get back to a
land of green grass inc plenteous fruits
once more.
News was received here Saturday OF
the death of Mr.. jas. Lewis, of Carrollton.
He was 60 years of age and closely related
to Judge VIM. Young and John Walker
Of this county.
Mrs. DR.. Bolton wishes her friends to
make a note Of the fact that she lives in
the cottage north OF Prof. w. F. Kerdolf.
Don't take any chances of dog bites by
going to the wrong place.
Representatives Of Lafayette county
creameries met at Higginsville, Tuesday,
and perfected all arrangements relative
to the meeting of the State Dairy associa-
ton which Is to be held there next month.
Levi Chubbuck met with them.
The county union Of the Farmers Al
lance has elected w. A. Mcqueen presi-
dent. No better selection could have been
made. Mr.. Mcqueen is q man of sound
judgement, honest and conscientious:
His administration will be to the credit OF
the alliance.
Mr.. Schooley Is a genial gentleman, and
there are no democrats fighting him. The
law only contemplates N recorder, and
Charley Wallace has the cinch on the
office this year. Mr.. Schooley believes q
whole lot Of republican doctrine which
disqualihes him from holding Q county
office In grand old Lafayette county.
DR.. w. R. Gosewisch and wife are pre-
pairing to 60 to LosAngeles, California,
on account of the DOCTORS health. He
says he may 20 stay more than six
month, yet he may stay two years. We
are sorry to lose the doctor and his wife.
They are good citizens, popular with all
who know them, and he 10 one OF the
finest young physicians in the state.
A pleasant little party OF Lexington
young people went out to Tabo, on the
Dover road, Tuesday, on a nutting expe-
dition. They report Q pleasant time. TIE
party was composed Of the following:
Misses Laura Taubman, Jennie, Nellie
and Della Crowder, Fannie and Stells
Bandon; Messrs. Newt. Potter, Sam
Zeiler. Henry Deuchler and Ed. McClintic
Mr.. Geo. w. Carr has received q copy o
his "family tree" 1t makes quite q book
and by this means he can trace his ances
try back as far AZ he cares to 60. He ha
already traced up relationship with fami
lies which he had not heretofore know
there was any connection. Such famil!
histories are interesting studies, and tn
older they are the more valuable they be
come.
The Epworth League, OF the Southern
Methodist church, will hold another o
it, delightful open sessions, In the Sun
day school room of the church, Tuesda.
evening, October 50. at eight O'Clock
An interesting program has been pre-
pared, n which all will enjoy. A cordis
Invitation is extended to all, especial,
the young peoples societies Of the othe
denominations.
The following gentlemen from this cit
attended the republican mass meeting q
Wellington, last Saturday night, ut whic
Col. Van Horn and Hon. Webster Davi
addressed the voters: Messrs. u. G
Phetzing, H. g. Russell, Fred. r. Nee
Sam. w. Williams, Pat. Pagan, job
Burris, Charles Egle, Joseph UT, ST., Pa,
Lyons, Joseph UT, Jr., M. J. McIntyrs
Jk2G Cavanaugh, William Meet, Jr., Et
and James Casper.
ROW evening, at the Souther
1t church, the regular Epwort
ne services will be held, beginning q
J0:46 O'Clock, sharp. Miss Dora Lee Steel
will be the leader, and the subject will b
"Sin Finds Out the Sinner''-Num. 82:2a
Job 34:22; jeremiah 23:24; Amos 9:2..
Let every member Of the League b
present, and let all come prepared to say
few words on the subject or read q vers
or two from the Bible. EverybOd
cordially invited.
Sedalia Democrat: "Rev. Z. P. Rylau
arrived from Independence, today, and
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. David Watson
Of No. 421 North Grand avenue. M
Watson is forty-six years Of age, toda,
and as 1t is also the twenty eighth ann
versary OF Rev. Ryland's birth, 1t WI
. decided, some time ago, that the d.vir
would be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wa
son on the suspicious occasion. A maj
n~iicent dinner was served by Mrs. Wa
son. Rev. Ryland will return home th
afternoon"
: Mondays Republic has the following
: "Karl Wendt, p years old. died at the 81
hospital yesterday from injuries rsceiv
Saturday. Wendt went on excursion ov
Q the Merchants Bridge and Terminal raj
9 way to Granite City, and while standiI
q ON the rear platform he looked out q
q his head struck a telegraph post. He "
q thrown between the tracks, receiving
fatal skull fracture. Wendt lived at 1;
North Broadway and was employed at I
st. Louis Stamping Works." Carl Wen