The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-10-23

wANTED-A good boy who wants to
learn the printing trade. Call at this
office.
Economy and strength are combined in
Hoods S~arsaparilla. Every bottle con-
taius 100 doses and will average TO last a
month.
WANTED-A white girl, from IA to 18
years OF age. Must have some experience
as a nurse and be able TO assist with the
house work. Mrs. w. b. BOLTON.
The twenty-seventy annual convention
OF the Knights of Pythias grand Lodge of
Missouri convened at Springfield Tues
day. Messrs. Geo. Schawe and L. Gratz
are representing the Lexington lodge.
There is no need of little children being
tortured by scald head, eczema and skin
eruptions. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
gives instant relief and cures perman-
emily. Day s. Shelby, Leading Druggists.
Tenuesee's Pardner will be with US
again Friday October %. The Golden
Nugget quartette is a very important
feature in this entertainment and should
be heard by every one who enjoys good
singing. Seats on sale at Farmers.
j.. NJ. Thirswend, of Grosbeck, Texas,
says that when he has a spell of indiges-
ton he takes two of DeWitt's Little Early
Risers at night, and he Is all right the
next morning. Many thousands of others
do the same thing. Do you? Day &
Shelby, Leading Druggists. 6 2stf
Kansas City Times: "Tennesee's Pard-
ner is proving IN event Of the theatrical
season here. 1t IS a drama of a high
order, complete as to plot and story, deli
cate and natural as to incident, original
rs to character, and intensely interesting
as to situations and climax" At the New
Grand Friday October %. Seats on sale
at Farmers.
One of the largest and most pleasant
receptions given this fall was that OF Mrs.
Crist, Wednesday afternoon. She received
her friends from two O'Clock until Ave.
Her home spoke we'll for the taste and
ability OF the decorators. A profusion OF
palms. potted plants and flowers, grouped
and placed to form the prettiest effects,
made of the house a fitting frame for the
receiving party and their assistants, with
their gowns Of handsome silk or deli.
cAtely colored organizes. The dining
room was especially attractive, decorated
with great clusters OF pink roses-cut-
glass vases of them on the highly pol
ished oak table-and the lamps with
their light softened by pink shades, all
combined to heighten the pretty effect.
Delightful refreshments were served the
guests here. Mrs. Crist entertained in
honor of her guests, Mrs. John Duryee
aud Miss Freeman, of Chicago. She was
assisted by Mesdames Moorehead and
B~eauchamp and Misses LILLIAN Ryland,
Grace Ketner, Mamie Andrew and Mary
Wilson, while punch was served In q very
graceful manner by Miss Dixie Grady,
Mrs. Crist is to be congratulated on her
ability as a hostess and on the success OF
Der very pleasant reception.
The statement of the financial condition
of the Lexington Savings bank is pub
Iished In this issue. 1t shows the bank
to be in a remarkably healthy condition,
and that 1t is enjoying a liberal share OF
the public patronage. That it has the
trust of all is proven by the large amount
of deposits it has on hand. The amount
of loans they nave out is evidence of the
popularity of the institution, and oil the
large business they are commanding.
The officers of the bank are among the
best inanciers of the state, and the splen-
did statement which they ave issued
reflects credit on their able management
of the affairs OF the Institution. There is
no sounder institution in the state than
the Lexington Savings bankEand with the
financiers which 1t now has at its head 1t
promises to increase In strength n pat
ronage and retain its reputation as a for
tress of finance. MIR. Walter 3. Waddell
the president and acting cashier, has
shown himself to be fully competent to
manage the business affairs OF the bank
in a manner that will guarantee its pop
ularity and success. lie is Il young man,
and has Inherited from his father much
Of the business ability which renders
him competent to I'LL the important posi-
ton he occupies. Naturally a inancier,
his Judgment and ability have been i'm
proved and strengthened by his long
training, as he has been actively engaged
ia business pursuits since reaching his
majority, and he is now the superior
business man OF many who started with
him in life with equally fair chances oil
success. lie is gentlemanly and courteous
In his treatlaent of all, and his popularity
has turned thousands Of dollars worth OF
business into the institution of which he
is the head, which would have gone else
where had a less coGrteouG gentleman
been in charge. The Lexington Savings
bank is 10 safe hands while in charge OF
the gentlemen who now manage its
affairs.