The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-07-22
THE LEXINGTON INTELLioENCER, SATURDAY. JULY 2a. 1899

Clearance sale OF trimmed hats at Mrs
.oorehead's at cost. 7.22tf
Jesse James loves notorlety, He does ia
seem TO care what kind It is.
Mr.. J. G. McGrew has the latest stylish Er
utht, a fine surrey with rubber tires. u
On aud after August frst residence
.'lephones will be 81 per month. 7-22ts Il,
MIR. Ed. White, OF Dover, was bitten on +
he leg by a hog, Monday, making q Fl
wound. RI
Mrs. Robert Pucket has gone TO Kansas
lily, to have a surgical operation per- ).
ormed on her foot. III
tlIOOO, 9 per cent. to loan on a good 50 Of
and. Also some good bonds for sale Tor @
owners. 03) GEORGE WILSON. b
Mr.. Haerle will manage the big picnic,
Monday, on Battle Hill, given to the
ladies' who entertained the old settlers.
Miss Alice Krlehn had a number Of her "
young friends with her, Wednesday, .
helping TO celebrate her eighteenth birth
day. A number Of very pretty presents .
were received. =
Tavern Shelley, Chester Berry and - {
Anderson are the names Of three merry
young "gemmen' OF African scent" from
this city who are now In Jail at Kansas
City, charged with stealing the plumbing
out OF vacant houses. We hope Kansas
City will keep them.
The lawn party, given by the ladies Of
the German Evangelical church, at the
residence Of Mr.. Fegert, Thursday night,
was a brilliant success. The many Chinese
lanterns made a beautiful display, and
gave abundance OF light. There was a
splendid croSsd present, and the receipts
were very encouraging.
The pupils and teachers Of the Baptist
Sunday school had q splendid picnic at
Linwood Lawn, Thursday. Linwood is
quite a popular place for such outings, as
Mr.. and Mrs. Potts always give a warm
welcome to all who The teachers
and friends enjoyed the occasion as
thoroughly as did the little ones.
The Higginsville Leader Is getting out
a daily. 1t is reported that an office was
3 to be removed from Marshall to that
4 place, to start a daily, and the Leader
1 began to occupy the field. We have just
Q received the Daily Leader, and we
4 wish 1t much success. The Marshall
Q Office had not arrived at Higginsville at
last accounts.
a NOTICE TO FARMERs-Mr. Walter W.
Duncan Is now employed by us at oui
mill. He will buy your wheat or arrange
to store II for you free Of charge. Mr.
Duncan takes the place Of Mr.. q. b
Charlton, who Is no longer In our employ
Please call on Mr.. Duncan, at the mill
,r when you want to sell or dispose Of you
IL wheat. Respectfully,
,e 7.st4 McGREw MILLING 90.
Or Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo AM
return, via Santa Fe route. Tickets oil
NJ sale August 8, 9 and Z, and limited I
a. August 81. Good for stopovers between
wv Pueblo and Denver. Pullman sleeper
Ar. free chair cars, rock. ballasted track bloc
IA signal system and Harvey dining-room
ma are among the advantages offered trave|
a. era via Santa Fe.
alt 22t2 j. ID. EASTER, JR., Agent.
OF DR.. Robert Gosewisch, OF Los Angelo
lot California, and his s~ister-in-law, Nil
his Kate Thomas, came here to attend Il
are funeral OF Mrs. Gosewisch last wee
is They remained here till Wednesday, at
returned to California. The p~robabili'
hor IL that DR.. Gosewish will soon retul
here to live, as the climate Of Caliiorn
rs doea not agree with him, and he b
as nearly lost his voice. During the she
I'M. visit here his voice improved consider
nm. bly,, and he thinks very seriously
coming back to his old home. A 81
welcome will be extended when he com
lac. The lawn social at the residence OF \
ian, and Mrs. Jos. b. Shelby, Tuesday mig
cen was all that was promised. A beauti
are moonlight night, with a cool breeze, g
the promise OF q big crowd. The crowd '
tful there to the extent of about four hundr
u The Lexington Marine band furnished
in music, which is sufficient guarantee I'll
oble 1t was the best. The supper was all u
IAN could have been desired, and the ices 9
ton cakes were the result OF the skill OF
erle ladies', who know more about such thi'
lone than any other ladies' on earth. :
hese receipts at the gate were 700, and
mfr receipts from other sources will bring
3 to sum up to S115. The ladies who mana
Ion the social are to be congratulated VI
orth their great success. There would L
tied, been more people there from this
sent bad there been any means OF attendi
Mr.. Every vehicle In the city was In use I
big evening.
iuil At the lawn party at Mr.. Shell
Tuesday night, there was an aceid
LII that might have been much worse.
light Cleveland Rex and Miss Addie WI
acks had driven down In q buggy, and
, an tied their team to the fence, behind
for Terhune's vehicle. Somebody united
gard. team but left 1t standing. Mr.. Rex
hitch Miss Addie went TO their buggy at
r the the same time Mrs. Terhune's far
ks" started home. As Miss Addie was al
city to get Into the buggy, Mrs. Terhu
70 to vehicle was driven away, and Mr. X
ssary team followed. They did not know
ut up team had been united. AS soon as
! and team discovered that 1t had no drive
| like began to run, and crashed into
ound Terhune's vehicle, making a bad wreC
res Of H.. and bruising up the occupants.
have Rex's buggy and team were not Init
lid be 1t was q mean trick TO unite the =
as 1t might have been the means oil
DIVER ing somebody.
the MIR. John NJ. williams, a railroad
nitro and wife, lived In this city for a
twenty years. They moved to Be
ok Of last MAY. Mrs. Williams dreamed
eepth her husband had been crushed In q
share road accident, and the fright unoala
, have her mind. The family are onr'
siness Scientists, but Mr.. Williams though
you A~ervices Of a surgeon might be need
ed not he supposed a case OF Obstetrics "
0 man be dealt with, aud one was called In
itizen, surgeon seeing that his services wei
10 best needed, insisted on giving med
SLEEVES which was refused, but he succeed
invites injecting a dose OF morphine wi
ure to their knowledge or consent. This sc
Look to excite the patient very much Fu
or and attentions from the surgeon were 7
them, ed, and the local Christian Science
goods was called In. The local physician :
complications beyond her CONTROL
,rn at graphed to Mr.. James A. Log
I,,v Christian Scientist, Of st. LOU
N hat absent treatment, and the patient
y and to improve as soon as the telegra,
received. lne os'V sna ,hroo,s
~. no made to arrest Mr.. Williams 10
>, .so allowing a physician to prescribe |