The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-04-25
TELEPHONE TO DOVER.
That City Soon to be Connected With
Lexington by Telephone.

All the contracts are closed and work
line to Dover. Mathews left here yester-
daylmorning with a force ofkabout fifteen
men, and they are now at work setting
the poles. 1t will be a toll line, and you
can talk as long as you please over it at
one time for 25 cents. The line will be
owned by Mathews and Carr. The Dover
phone will be In the postoffice, and that
end of the line will be managed by Mr..
John Plattenburg. The line will be COM
Lleted in two weeks. After this line ia
in, work will begin on lines to Higgins
Vile, Odessa, MAYHEM and Wellington.
BIRTHS.
Born, near this city, April IA, 1895, to
the wife of Jos. Baker. a girl.
Born, near this city, April 18th, 1896, to
to the wife of Simon Riley, a girl.
MARRIAGES..
Married, in this city, April II, 1896, by
Squire John M. Price, Miss Maggie Ssdler
and MIR. James Mcintyre.
Married, in this city. April IL, 1896, by
Squire John Nj. Price, Miss Sara Odell
and Mr.. Lawson II. Bryan.
Married. in this city, April IL, 1895, by
Squire o NJ. Price, Miss Cora B.
Eaton aud Mr.. George Sensible, both of
Napoleon.
Married, in this city, April 10, 1896, by
Squire John M. Price, Miss Winnie
Shines, of Wellington, and Mr.. Elijah
Ryan, of Oak Grove.
Married, in Lexington, April %. 1896.
by Rev. J: NJ. Boone, Miss Tillie Wagner,
of Chapel Hill, and Mr.. j. L. Cobb,of Elm,
ohnson county. Mo,
Married, at Higglnsville, April 10, 1895,
by Squire j. Ed. Ragland, Miss Minnie
b. Curtner, of Higginsville, and MIR.
Charles Booker, Of Alma.
Married, at the residence of her father,
at Payne's Depot. KY, April IL, 1895, Miss
Lila Payne and Mr.. John Holton, of
Bots City, Idaho.
Miss Payne is a neice of DIR. N. B.
Payne, of this city, and is well known
among b young people, having visited
here several times.
Married, near Corder, April 10, 1895, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, MI.
and Mrs, John Price, Miss Ann Laurie
and Mr.. c. II. Killion, of Sweet Springs,
the Rev. Thos. Phillips officiating.
Miss Price is a member OF one of this
county's best families, and the INTELLI-
voices the sentiments of a host OF
friends in extending congratulations 10
her in her new relations.
Married, at the residence of the brides
parents, Kansas City, April %. 1896, Miss
Mary Clayton n MIR. Edward G. Ker-
dolff, of Chicago.
Mr.. Kerdolff is a former L~exingtonian,
q SON of Mr.. w. F. Kerdolf, ST., of this
city. OF his integrity and business ability
need say nothing, as everyone who
knows him knows his honor is above
question. For several years he has been
in Chicago where he has held a respon-
sible position with the Diamond Match
company, of that city.
Married, at the home of the brides
at Plattsburg, April %, 1895, Miss
Emma Masse and Mr.. Thos G. Young, of
Mr.. Young Is the son Of Mr.. Fred
Young, of the Prairie church neighbour
hood, and is we'll known here, being a
rising young lawyer. Hegraduated from
law department at Washington INT
Lee University a few years ago, and after
located here, joining the firm of
Young, Howe & Martin. He is still con-
with this firm, having charge of
the branch Office at Odessa. We are
un~acquainted with the bride, but know
she is a very popular young lady, belong
burg. MIR. and Mrs. Young are visiting
mis- parents near Lexington, but will soon
go to housekeeping in their new home at
The INTELLIaENCER extends
congratulations.