The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-25
THANKSGIVING Services.

Joint Thanksgiving services will be
held at the Christian church 90 Thursday,
November soth, beginning atll o'clock.
The sermon will be by Rev. Chas. Manly,
ID. D., pastor OF the First Baptist church.
DR.. Manly and Elder .FenStermacher
will arrange the details Of the exercises.
All are invited TO attend.
Services at the German Evangelical
church on Thanksgivi day, at 10 o'clock |
q. M, by Rev. d. Buchmueller.
Mr.. Louis Gratz made business trip 10
Marshall this morning.
Rev. M. J. o'Riley went 10 Hlgginsville
this morning to spend the day.
Miss Nellie Russell. Of Kansas City, is
the guest OF Miss Matte Davis.
Mrs. Lulu Thomas, OF Kansas City, was
the guest, yesterday. OF Mrs. 7, c. Butts.
Editor Bate @, Drummond, Of the Mis-
souri, Ledger, Odessa, is In The city today,
and called TO see rs.
A marriage license was Issued this
morning to Chas. Morris, oi Holtop, Kas,,
and Emma Reiasrer, Of ihssinsville.
Mrs. b. B. Frazier. Jr., Of St. Joseph,
accompanied by her infant daughter,
Helen, arrived Saturday night 70 visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. R Ireland.
Mr.. John Marshal came down from
Kansas City Saturday night to attend the
marriage, this afternoon, Of hiA sister,
Miss Bessie Marshall, to Mr.. Ed. Earl.
) Miss Kate Trail, accompanied by her
aunt, Mrs. r. A. Tussey, Of Marshall, left
this morning for two weeks visit TO her
sister, Mrs. J. II. Martin, in Kansas City.
Mr.. o. Andreen leh this morning. fol-
Kansas City, to attend the annual fall
D convocation Of the Ancient Accepted
Scottish Rite Masons, which meets today
for four days session.
a Messrs. Ford q Hawkins, OF Bweel
q Springs, the sewer contractors, are her
n today, getting their material and tool
ready Tor shipment to Independence
= where they have contract to put In SOM
j, sewerage.
8 Mr.. e. A. Ludwies, the optician, wen
n to Higginsville, this morning, where b
will be located all this week. He wa
- accompanied by his wife and child an
=, Mr.. ]. A. Kettlewell, the latter of whor
:. will assist him 10 his business.
/. The witnesses from this city who at
tended the McManigal trial at Sedalia las
week, came home Saturday evening, bu
er returned TO Sedalia this morning. The
r report the trial as progressing yer
70 slowly. Only few witnesses on behalf {
10 the state have been examined, and III
case will probably occupy the entiI
IN week.
% Options from Mr.. N. P. Buck, Of WI
90 verify, TO the Western Coal Mining %
n- covering coal under 1.349 acres Of LAM
10 for S19, ,78O, and eighty acres OF land at y
o. per acre, all located near Wayerly, wei
e. nled for record this morning. Major
rs. N. Mcdowell, OF st. Louis, vice -presidel
,,s and general manager OF the Western Co
T. Mining Co., who personally examine
ey these lands aud closed the option, Is we
,es known In Lexington, from his connectit
with the affairs OF the Lexington Go
Mining TO-, OF which he Is also the vic
ne president and general manager. Pro
'pe pectine with diamond drills will begin
~ soon as machinery can be put on
=, &bS8asuJeP u 7, II Hpqytatp E5idtjat
~ operated 10 waverly, large mines, 81
re ploying several hundred men, will
d. opened next spring and summer. This
ro- an important transaction.
From Tuesdays Daily.l
ht. Mr.. John Wilmot made business II
IN Kanaaa Cltv this morning,