The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-05-21
Wilson & CriSt,

/ Call on A. EgIe n examine his line OF
wall paper before o make your pur-
chase. 4.9.2m
For RENT-A two-story frame resi-
dence; desirable location. Apply at this
office. 5.21tf
WANTED-Work for coIored boys. Ten
twelve and fourteen years. Apply at the
INTELLIaENCER office. II
The need of a good spring medicine is
almost universal and Hoods Sarsaparills
exactly meets this need. Be sure to gel
Hoods.
II you think of buying q piano, see Mrs
w. K. Trigg, who sells b best pianos
made-the Chickering, the J. G. Fischer
and the Huntington. 4-30t4
No Influence SO refining as good music
in the home. See Mrs. w. K. Trigg, who
sells the best pianos made-the Chicken
ing, the ]. & C. Fischer and the Hunt
ington. 4-30t4
The ladies of the HigginsvilIe Baptist
church CAV an ice cream and straw
berry festival one night last week, and
took in more than fifty dollars. We did
not learn the amount of expense.
Daughters of the Confederacy will meet
with Mrs. James Peak on Wednesday
afternoon, the first day of June. 1t ID
greatly desired that all attend who are
interested in keeping up the organization
See Mrs. w. K. Trigg before buying G
plano. She sells the best makes-the
Chlckering, the J. aud @. Fischer and
the Huntington. The prices are moder-
ate, and payments to suit purchaser. Al
The Alumne Association of b. F. G. ID
requested to meet at the college chapel al
2 o'clock p. m, on Tuesday, May oath
This Is the regular annual meeting, and
all members are urged to be present. The
public is cordially invited.
That man is not lazy whose liver is
torpid and whose bowels are c!ogged up,
He needs Prickly Ash Bitters Its cleans
ing and stimulating properties will
quickly restore activity, energy and cheer
f~uIness. Sold by Leroy Farmer.
NJ. L. Yocum, Cameron, Pa, says: 81
was a sufferer for ten years, trying most
all kinds of remedies, but without sue
cess. De Wits Witch Hazel Salye was
recommended to me. 1 used one box. II
has effected a permanent cure" AS q
permanent cure for piles De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve has no equal. Day & Shelby,
Leading Druggists. 4-2tf
Installation services will be held In the
Presbyterian church of this city, tomor-
row, at II q. m. The commission APP
pointed by Lafayette Presbytery to install
DR.. e. G. Gordon as pastor of this church
consists of Rev. Geo. II. Eddy, of Boon
Vile; Rev. w. r. Dobyns. OF Marshall
MIR. Bradley Beattie, Of H~igginsville, and
Rev. H. B. Banks, of this city.
Mr.. SamI c. NeaIs is raising a COM
psny at Higginsville. He will drill fl
and have 1t ready for the next call. II
begins to look now as II the call would
be made before he can get the company
drilled. We believe that any company
raised now and drilled will be accepted
off hand, officers and all, provided they
pass medical examination. And they
ought to be. The men In q company are
best qualified to cay who they want fol
officers.
A pleasant little party was given Mon.
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Hus'
ton, in honor Of their daughter, Mis-
Nancy. She was assisted in receiving by
Misses Stramcke. Branch, Graves, Sawyer
and CAN'T. The house was beautifully
decorated, and the refreshments were
such as only Mrs. Huston knows how tt
prepare. The evening was spent In
merry chatter, cards and dancing, and the
time came all too soo to bid farewell to
the vounO hoataaa-
Mrs. G.. N. Mountjoy entertained
twenty-one ladies' Friday afternoon OF
last week, 10 honor of Mrs. Chas. Prswett
of Nevada, Mo. Mrs. Mountioy, assisted
by her daughters in their own charming
manner, made this u of the most de-
Iightful social events of the season. A
novel and pleasant feature of the enter.
tainment was the finding OF q number Of
questions about flowers, which were hid
dea in the library and hall. Miss Tillie
Hollis received the first prize for finding
and answering the greatest number.
Odessa Democra.. Monday, Ed Lee was
at the elevator with his team aud wagon,
and was standing in the door, holding the
lines, when the team became frightened
and started to run. He held % t-Nm fol-
a minute, until both lines broke. "a
team then crossed the railroad and started
south on Second street, distributing the
wagon along at intervals until they
arrived in front of It. II. Fines, on South
Second street. when one horse having
become unhitched, the tongue dropped
down and ran into the ground, checking
the team. The tongue, front axle and one
wheel was all that remained of the
wagon. One horse was pretty badly cut
on the hind leg. No one wal hurt.
We have received q handsome embossed
aud autographed cart stating that "The
Glass of '9s of the H~igginsville High
School the Commencement
Exercises Thursday Evening, May TWEEN
ty-sixth, HigginsvilIe, Mo-" The class
motto is: "Thers Shall be no Alps" The
class flower is the ''Mareschsl Nell" The
class coIors: ''True Blue and White" The
class roll Is as follows: Nellie Blanche
Bonham, Nettie May Burgan, Nancy Mil
Ter FouIds, Ella Marie K~leinschmidt,
Ethel May Neale, Frances Annetta Ridge
way, Martha Pearl Roberts; James II.
Barnes, Lester f. Fculds, Benjamin @.
Hoefer, Arthur B. Knipmeyer, Houston
b. Reinhardt, g. Clemens Foulds, N. Car
ter Sharp, Lewis w. Thieman and Amiel
F. We~sterhouse.
DR.. Payne and wife, Mrs. Theodocia
Xix and Mrs. Fred Hix gave a din uer at
the residence of DIR. Payne, last Monday,
to Mr.. VIM. Payne and wife, in honor of
Mr.. Payne's s1st birthday. It was also q
family reunion. Mr.. Payne had been
here about q week, and it was considered
q good time to get the members of the
family together. Mrs. L~ittIeiohn, of AuII-
Vile, is q sister of Mr.. Payne; Mr.. Charles
Payne, OF Aullville; Mr.. George Payne. OF
MAYHEM, and Mr.. Dennis Payne, of
Odessa, are his brothers.; Mrs. Fannie
Lyons, OF Spring Hill, Kansas. lie a sister.
Mr.. James Bellies. OF Higginsville, repre-
sented the Bellies side of the family.
Besides these brothers and sisters, and
their wives and husbands, there we're
present DIR. Payne, a som; Mrs. TheodOcis
Xix, q daughter, and their familie@; Mrs.
John Welborn, a niece, al : her ia 'Jt't;
Miss Minna Plat, of Kentucky, II nice;
Mr.. Il. 8. Chandler and family, Mrs Auna
Dunning and others. The dinner was an
excellent one, and was heartily enjoyed