The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-06-01
LEXINGTON, MO.

Rev. Ken. Ryland is at home this week.
Rev. Mr.. Boon was in Wellington last
Sunday.
MIR. w. F. Kerdollf of st. Joseph, was
here Sunday.
Mr.. W. c. Mars made a business trip
to st. Louis this week.
Enormous cut on Cakes and Ice Cream
at ID. Hackers. Call and see him. 6-1t2
Friedrich the Tailor has a stylish line of
suitings. See them before having a spring
suit made. 4-27-tf
ID. Hacker is sole agent for Lowney's
chocolates. Which received highest award
at worlds fair. 3-2tf
Mr.. Cobb, Of Sweet Springs, was here
Saturday and Sunday, the guest Of Miss
Anna Worthington.
Mr.. Frank John, of Cheyenne, Wyom-
ing, came in last week on a visit to his
fathers family, and will remain a month.
Mr.. John %Byington, engineer Of ferry
boat, went to Jefferson City Monday
morning where he will spend a few days,
from there he will 60 to his home in st.
Charles.
Mrs. Emma Flynt Storandt, OF Marshall,
Mo-, came up Monday on a visit to her
sisters, Mrs. Taubman, Mrs. Page and
Mrs. Geo. Zsiler. She brought her little
daughter along with her.
Mr.. Jack Dysart, OF Monet, Mo-, was
here Monday and Tuesday on q business
trip. He is quite we'll pleased with his
new home, SO far, though his family have
occasional longings for old Lexington.
To CLOSE OUT have about % boys
suits from ID to IS years. in black and
grey cheviots and grey and fancy worsteds,
in odds and ends, but all Of this seasons
purchases, which l will close out at prime
cost. Here is your opportunity for great
bargains. IL. Sinauer. 6-lt2
Mr.. l.. l.. Keller, division superintend-
ent of the Mo. Pacific railroad, with head
quarters at Nevada, Mo-, was here several
days this week, attending the closing ex-
e~rcises of b. F.. O., where his daughter,
Miss Kozette, graduated this term, with
high honors. Mr.. Keller expressed him
self as highly pleased with the advance
ment made by his daughter.
Mr.. Burweii Starke, of this county, eel
ebrated his eighty ninth birthday last
Monday. He is a Virginian by birth. He
has nine children living, all of whom
enjoy the esteem and confidence of theiI
%neighbors, which must be a source Of
great pride to the aged father. Mr.
Starke's health Is not very good, yet ht
has the promise of several years of use
fulness.
In coloring over old garments it is no
necessary to rip them up il you use thu
Pullman Fadeless Dye. Just dampen then
and put them in the dye. 1t will colol
goods, thread, linen and all. Every
package colors any kind of goods a fade
less, spotiess, crockiess color. Colors one
third to one half more goods than any
other. For sale by Chas. w. Loomis an'
ID. w. Ii. Tevis.
Mr.. George Hutchinson, OF this city, Il
a we'll drilled old British soldier, and hai
drilled at Edinburg, in the presence o.
the Queen. His regiment carried of
nearly all the honors Of the OCCASION. lie
also has a medal which he won as thu
best shot in his regiment. He has no
forgotten his youthful ambltions, ant
takes a deep interest in the drills OF GU
military academy.
The children of the Christian Sunday
held a picnic last Saturday, at ledge
wood,' the grove owned by Judg'
Richard Field. a mile east of W Thu
heavy rain Friday night, and the threats
of more rain Saturday morning KEEP
many from attending, yet there was
good crowd present and all spent a yer!
. pleasant day. The dinner was excellent
and there was an abundance of IL. kell!
|, & Sons furnished the transportation l.
and from the grounds, free OF charge
! Everybody did all they could to make tn
. picnic u success. aud OF course II was
success.