The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-02-13

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Underwear for men, women and child
rem, at cost. F. R. Bane & Co. 1-23-4t
Phares' gallery is the place to get first
class photos. Only 81 per dozen. LIST
There nave been large crowds in attend
auce at criminal court this week.
Have you diamonds or other precious
stones to be reset? Take them to Vena-
ble's. 2-13t4
Billiards. new platino photos are all the
go, and the best that can be had. Call
and get his prices. Gallery opposite post
office.
The governor of South Carolina said to
governor of North Carolina, at is time"
''Where did you get the timer" "At
Venable's.n 2-13t4
Commencing January 21 and continuing
for thirty days, f. II. Bane & Co.. will
offer sweeping reductions in all lines of
wooden dress goods, underwear and en-
broideries. 1-23-4t
The old lady was right when she said,
the child might die if they waited for the
doctor. She saved the little ones life
with a few doses of One Minute Cough
Cure. She had used # for Group before.
Crist & Day. 1-25-1y
Miss Ryland's reception at her home on
Franklin avenue, Thursday afternoon,
was the one bright spot in an otherwise
dull week, socially. 1t was the largest
and also one OF the most elegant and
memorably enjoyable events of the winter.
Over a hundred invitations were issued,
and the spacious parlors were thronged
with guests from two till six O'Clock.
This was distinctly a ping and white re-
ception, and the house, which is well
adapted Tor such an entertainment, was
tastefully decorated with quantities OF
pink and white roses and growing plants.
The receiving party was composed OF Miss
Lillian Ryland and Mrs. Mcdonald, of st.
Joseph, in whose honor the reception was
given; also Mrs. Robert Smith, Misses
Susie Lesueur, Mary Silver, Bette Belle
Perrie, of Mayhem, and Elizabeth Groves.
Miss Ryland wore a becoming gown of
pink silk, enveloped IN organdie. Mrs.
Mcdonald looked charming in elegant
white satin, en- train, with trimmings of
rare lace and pearl passamentrie; while
4 olllL III NAN NhNoSN UNAN
a handsome black silk, relieved by
~ruchings of cream lace. The other
young ladies formed an effective group in
pink and white organizes. The dining
room, which is an usually large one, was
a pretty picture, decorated as the rest of
the house, with roses and palms. In the
centre OF the room a large table, whose
sole ornament was a huge cluster of white
roses on Il centre piece embroidered in
pink, was surrounded by smaller ones
covered with dainty lunch cloths. Salad,
tongue, sandwiches, olives, and orange
ice, followed by gelatine moussi, on each
plate of which was a pink carnation, was
served the guests in this room, while de-
licious coffee, with cheese straws, was to
be had at a small table in one of the par
lors throughout the afternoon. This was
presided over by the young ladies of the
receiving party in turn. Miss Lillian is
to be congratulated on giving one OF the
most successful as we'll as one Of the most
delightful entertainments the ladies of
Lexington nave been treated to for a long
while. The following is one of the few
messages of regret received by Miss Ry-
land: "Juge Ryland bids his fair friends
welcome. Regrets that the hours and
circumstance attending the reception
given by his family preclude his pres
ence. May each one have good cheer.
May the hours pass in sweet converse,
with the presence of no intrusive man to
mar or restrain the volume or the volu-
bility of the same"