The weekly intelligencer., 1895-10-26
LOCAL SHORT-STOPS.

LOCAL ShOhI-SIOfS.
The city is full of people this week.
Call and examine the Oak Jewel Stoves
at Gillen's. 1912 tt
Large line of school supplies at Farmers
drug store. II
Work is being pushed on the electric
light buildings.
Lafayette County Press Association
meets in this city next Saturday, Novem-
Der End.
Save money by buying your states, tab
let's, pencils, crsyons, inks, etc., etc, of
Farmer. II
Before purchasing your stoves for the
winter, examine the Jewel Base Heater
at Gillen's. 10-12 ~
Buy your candy from Farmer. where
you can get it fresh and pure, and at the
lowest prices. 9-2S-St
Elder q. M. Goode, OF this city, and
Elder Messick. OF Higginsville, exchanged
pulpits last Sunday.
Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian
church Is prepared to make comforts In
any quantity on short notice. 10-l2-u
DR.. 8. A. Smith. of Baptist Female Col
Iege, will preach at the Baptist church
tomorrow morning, aud Pastor Cole at
night.
The transfer company keeps q call book
at the Mammoth liverv stable. and one at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders at
these places. tO-27.u
Another game OF football today. The
w. M. A. toys will lie called On to do"
the Spaiding Commercial college club, Of
Kapsas City.
FARMERs = Commission saved; 9 PER
cent. loans to occupants Missouri farms.
Option to pay. Sexton Security Co.,
Kansas City, Mo. 1913 A.
George Williams, Shakespereau recital
let, exprsssionist, &C., at q. +. e. next
Friday night. Admission, 80 cents. You
will get the worth OF your money by
attending.
Mr.. George w. Bates will sell at public
auction, on Thursday, November 7th, q
number Of dns standard trottiug and sad
die horses, some very speedy. See his
advertisement in this Issue.
Mating parties are now the fad. Nearly
every day we see parties OF happy young
people starting to the woods. There are
said to be plenty Of walnuts aud hickory
nuts on Davis and Tsbo creeks.
Judge Eidridge Burden was very sick
the frst Of the week. He was found in
an unconscious condition, lying in the
yard. He has been rather feeble for Q
gear or two. HIS 10 now 10 his Esd year.
Oyster supper by the ladies OF the
Methodist church next Tuesday evening
ct the old stand OF Kriehn 4 Wilksr, on
Fraakiin avenue. Admission free. Oys-
tsrs 10 any and every style, with all trim
misgs.
Capt. ]. Il. Barnett and Mr.. J. d. Shew-
altar are preparing to take . number Oi
ans horses 10 Texas, TO sell them. They
will 60 TO HoustSo. They will take nine
bead of registered animals, and We hops
they may strike good market.
Jefferson City Evening Courier: Mr..
Lydia Primer, will be at homo to thsiI
friends after October 18th at Hotel Beers
81. Louis. Later In the season they will
take . mid-wiutsr journey through the
south.
The protracted meeting at the Presby
tsriaa church closed Thursday night
About twenty-five additions were made
70 the membership. DR.. Gusrrant IL al
eloquent and Interesting speaker, and
always had large and we'll pleases
audiences.
The Odessa fire 10 thought to be tn,
work Of sa incsndiary. A warrant wa
sworn out for colored man named Wal
ter Gray, but he hes not been found
Several persons were burned or other
wise hurt while fighting the Hrs and try
log 70 save property.
Lexington ID getting plenty Of adver
tisipG In Kansas City papers now that tn
election fraud trials are going on here
Our courthouse and prominent men hav
ali bssn photographed and written up;ou
schools are favorsbly msntioaed, our col
10 praised, our energy and ability com
msntsd on, for all OF which we thank th
ssatlsmanly reporters.
The Twice-aWeek Times, publishes
every Tuesday and Friday, IL offered 4
subscJibers from now until January !
lse7, for q, the regular price being
tags OF u Immediately. The Twice q
Week Times. issued every Tuesday an
Friday, ID delivered to subscribsrs Of
Wednesday and Saturday. Each pape
contains eight pages, and you get 10
papers every year, making the subscrip
taon price les than one csnt an issue.
Julius WsIksnhorst. who lived two an
. half miles south OF Cqncordis, com
mittsd suicide BY hanging himself 10 d
old shed on his fathers farm some tim
between Tuesday noon and Wsdnesda,
morning. He ives the oldest son of job
Wsiksnhorst, one OF the oldest and moi
respected farmers 10 that vicinity. Juliu
was very bright young man, and wa
not known 10 have any bad habits. H
had been sick for . few days, but hA'
recovered suAaciently TO 60 to work. H
told his folks that he was going to wor
Tuesday morning. He was Q member {
the Methodist church, and was muc
respected by all who knew him. N
reason can be assigned for his rash act.
Oo Wednesday, October 3Oth, MI
James Vickars, the Msvview banker. 40
Miss Stella Tyrse, will be united {
the holy bonds OF wediock. The wed
ding will occur at the residence Of tn
brides brothers, near MAYHEM. Nj
vickars. the groom elect, 10 young ma
OF sterling worth. As cashier Of the ban
OF MAYHEM his business integrity an
character has been testsd, and there
not . weak point 10 either. Miss Tyree
one OF the beautiful and practical wome
OF Lafayette, and merits the love Of th
noble young man she has won. Tn
INTHLLIaENCKR extends its congrstuls
tions in advance. hoping that the path
way Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Vickars wi
bs streWn with Gods choicest blessing,
Kansas City Allegro: Mr.. w. F. ZeileI
. musical director OF superior ability an
Q musician, has formed an orchestra whic
10 becoming one OF the leading musics
organizations Of the kind 10 the city. Th
membsrship comprises over twenty youn
men, all Of whom are promising mus
CLANS. and highly appreciate Mr.. Zsiler
Instruction and drill, for which b
rsssives no compensation except th
gratitude OF those who % cheerfully an
faithfully avail themselves OF bis valuab