The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-11-06

maud g." -four for sale at Aull & Will
sons. II you wish the best try this brand.
WANTED-A white girl, from IA to Is
years OF age. Must have some experience
as a nurse and be able to assist with the
house work. Mrs. w. B. BOLTON.
The transfer company keeps a call book
at the Mammoth liverv stable. and one at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders at
these places. 10-27-tf
Our stock OF summer shoes at cost to
make room for our immence stock of fall
and winter boots and shoes. Ed. Meyer,
opposite post Office. 7-31-tf
For RENT.-Farm OF 81 acres, equipped
for raising poultry on a large scale.
A. D. HAWK,
Box 593, Lexington, Mo.
When in need of anything in the gro
Gerry line, call on Aull & Wilson. They
keep only the best and sell as low as the
lowest. 5-22tf
For SALE-A surry and two buggies all
In good condition. Apply to
RICHARD FIELD,
1O-23-4t Executor.
Day & Shelby have had a new hoor laid
In their drug store. They have one of the
neatest and most attractive stores in Lex
ington. and the liberal patronage which
they enjoy Is but the result OF the liberal
and fair dealing which they offer to all.
Elder j. II. OgIe, of Carrollton, will
preach at the Christian church tomorrow,
In the absence of Elder Goode, who left
for Carrollton, Monday. TO a
revival meeting there. Everyone is COR
daily invited to attend.
ALI parties expecting to have telephones
placed In their stores or homes this win
ter will do we'll to place the order for
them now, as it will be too dangerous and
disagreeable to climb the poles and
handle the wires after old weather sets
in. The telephone will be found to be of
greater convenience In winter than at
any other time of the year, as 1t will save
many disagreeable trips out in the cold.
II Is about tins to place your order now.
II you intend putting in a telephone this
winter.
For SALE. A lot OF old window sash
suitable for hot houses or chicken houses,
q bale 900 square feet) of Cabots sheeting
2 ply quilt, is perfectly frost proof, never
been opened; 40 yards Brussels carpet; 80
yards ingram carpet, considerably used
but good for several years yet; one kitch-
en- table; 8 cain seat dining room chairs
and one splendid cook stove with water
tank. Any or all OF the above will be
sold cheap. Going away. Cali or address,
Mrs. A. ID. HAWK.
On Lexington and Higginsville road OPP
posIte Mr.. Chat Landlords. 10 30-t2
PERSONALS.
DR.. ]. A. Mann, of Wellington, was
here yesterday.
Mr.. Webb Cole, OF Dover, was in town
on business Wednesday,.
Miss Belle Gordon, OF Fulton. is visit
ing Miss Rebekah Field.
Mr.. Geo. b. Gordon, of Dover, spent
several days here this week.
Messrs. VIM. Stark and VIM. Haggard,
Of near Dover, were here Thursday.
Ar. j. M. VIM, OF near Dover, was in
Lexington on business Wednesday.
Miss Katherine shsckIett is visiting
friends and relatives at Wannamaker, Mo.
Miss Julia Trigg, of Lockhart. Texas, is
visiting the family OF Judge Richard
Field.
Mrs. J. X. Moorehead returned Thurs
day after q pleasant visit 10 relatives in
Fulton.
Mrs. ]. w. Henry, OF Kansas City. is
visiting Mrs. Thos. B. Campbell at Grace
land Park.
Mesdames Elizabeth Nesmith and w.
It. Stark, Of Dover. were shopping In Lex
ington Thursday.
Mrs. Charles BrammeI, of Kansas City,
was the guest of Lexington friends Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mrs. E.. b. Farley returned Saturday
night from q visit to friends 10 St. Louis
and Jefferson City.
Mrs. Thos A. Catron and daughter.
Miss Matte Lou. left on Tuesday for their
home at Port Arthur, Texas.
Hon. Robert A. Hicklin came down
from Kansas City Thursday night and
will remain here until Monday.
Miss Susie Menefee has returned to her
home, at Richmond, after q pleasant visit
to her mother at Central College.
Miss Lena Brosius, of GslIatin. was the
guest OF President u. NJ. Williams and
wife at Central College last week.
Mrs. A. G. Hickman who has been vis-
Itiug Mrs. Joseph Lesueur. returned to
home at Kansas City Saturday.
Mr.. Geo. l.. HackIey. one of the pros
porous farmers from near Wellington was
In Lexington on business yesterday.
Miss Florence Neale spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents, returning to her
duties at Westport Monday morn
Ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson went to
KaDsas City Sunday to visit Mr.. James
,binson who is down with typhoid fe-
YER.
Miss Naude Burden returned home
after an extended visit to
friends and relatives in Kansas City n
g.. Joseph.
Gen. John b. Henderson. a capitalist OF
Washington. ID. c.. was In Lexington on
business with the county court Thursday
Friday.
Miss Pattie Tribble, OF Richmond, spent
days visiting Miss Anna Mande
lewis recently, returning to her home
Miss Allie Davis came over from Rich
ond. Friday, and was the guest OF Mrs.
.. j. McGrew until Tuesday when she
home.
Misses Olive Carter and Mildred Vivian
anne down from Kansas City Saturday
vening and spent Sunday here. They
eturned to Kansas City Monday morning.
Mr.. George 3. Temple. of Chillicorhe,
H., was here this week visiting his sis
ers, Mssdames N. B. Payne, Lon Kelly
nd T. 8. Chandler. Mr.. Temple was on
lie way home from New Mexico.
Col. j. West Goodwin, Of Sedalia, was
ere Thursday In the interest OF the Eu-
enc Field Monument Association. He
isited the different schools while here
I'D entbused the young folks with his
FORK. He says he is securing great en- {
engagement In his work. .
Mr.. Thos. B. Catron and family accom-
anied by Miss Jennie Walk, q. niece OF
FRS. Catron, visited the family of Mr.. y,
an CafrOn MOnAaU Mira Gafrnn her !