The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-09-03


Public school opens Monday, September
ffth. !
Don't be stiugy with fun. "see "a
Breezy Time"
The county must have a rock pile and
prisoners. 1
Central College will open next Wedues-
day, September 9TH. 1
FoR sALE.-A good Jersey sow. Apply
to DR.. p. 8. Fulkerson. s-27tf
The hottest ''cake walk" that ever hap
pened in "a Breezy Time"
The Catholic parsonage, on Eighteenth
street, is to be made two stories high and
otherwise improved.
Call at wittenberg's snd take a look at
the finest line Of samples In the county.
Over Ludwigs' jswelry store. 9.3.4t.
MIR. W. T. Hays did not carry out his
sale Thursday. He concluded he could
get better prices by shipping hisstock.
Have you agreed to entertain any dele
gates to the Methodist couferenceP II
not, ask yourself the question, "why
mott"
II. W. McNeel and G. L. Glasscock have
opened a clothing store 10 Odessa. These
two gentlemen have hosts OF friends all
over the county who will wish them
prosperity.
We had nearly forgotten TO mention the
fact that a whipping post would be a
good thing for Lafayette county twelve
months In every year.
The Salvation Army Ia holding a pro-
tracted meeting at the Baptist church In
Wayerly, and abont seventeen additions
have already been made TO their ranks.
The entertainments at the opera house
this week have been above the average.
The plays have been clean and we'll pre-
scented. Matinee this afternoon and clos
ing play tonight.
Mrs. l. ID. Warren, OF Waverly, cele-
brated her 6sth birthday last Monday.
A number Of children and grandchildren
were present, a fine dinner was prepared,
and an enjoyable time was spent by all
present.
Rev. B. W. N. Simms, who was expected
to preach at the Baptist church tomorrow
will be here on next Sunday, the nth inst.
The membership OF the church is urged
to be present and a cordial invitation is
extended to the public.
A fine home talent concert was given
last Monday night at the Christian church
|, in MAYHEM. Miss A. b. Gunlack, Miss
, Frances Young and Miss Belle Graves
had places on the programme. and we
know they kept the audience interested
and enthusiastic.
The Junior Endeavor Society OF the
Christian church held a lawn social Tues.
+. day night on Mr.. John Burdens lawn
| The refreshments were fine, and the little
5 people made a success OF their under,
{ taking. The Marine Band played for thu
&. social, and drew a good crowd.
Wednesday night an Odessa arm CAV
b money to a man to go out and bu!
chickens. The man went out all right
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