The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-06-16

Mrs. Emma Greis and Minnie SchaeffAr,
Of Topeka, Kas., are visiting Mrs. George
wittenberg. After spending a week In
this city they will continue their journey
TO the lakes OF Minnesota.
Mrs. William Z. Bard, Of sedAlia, the
handsome and accomplished daughter Of
our Mr. J. e. McGrew, IL Visiting her
fathers family this week. She is ever
welcome In our social circles.
Write to Vim II. TaylOe, A. @. p. A
Southern Ry., Louisville, KY, OF ]. O.
Beam, Jr., N. w. p. A., Southern R'y,
Chicago, Illinois, for copy OF 'Summer
Homes"folder and 1.-THE Land oithe Sky"
booklet.
Rev. MIR. Eilerby left Thursday after
loon for Keokuk, Iowa, TO be present at
his service theirs next Sunday. Mr..
Ellerby's friends have enjoyed his visit
and will be glad to see HIM at any time
when he can come back 10 old Lexington.
MIR. J. c. MeGrew is having the Interior
OF his handsome residence o~verhauled and
new carpets aud interior decorations
throughout. A number OF skilled artists
are pushing the work to completion, aud
when finished It will possess all the
elegance BETTING Ia a refined home.
Misses Addie wilker. Mamie Gordon,
Matte Bandou, Mrs. Peddlcord and Elder
h. J.. F~eustermacher returned Thursday
night from the Christian Bible School
convention at California, Mo. The Sun
day school OF the Christian church here
took s'banner as one OF the prize Sunday
schools:
Many women fail to digest their food,
and 40 become pale, sallow, thin and
weak, while the brightness, freshness,
and beauty OF the skin and complexion
departs, Remedy this by taking Herbiue
after each. meal, to digest what you have
eaten. Price, 50 cents. For sale by Cren-
shaw 4 Young. 6.2m1
Mr., s. N. Wilson, chairman OF the
democratic county committee, was elected
Thursday at Jefferson City a. one Of the
delegates from the fifth congressional
district TO the national convention In
Kansas City on July 4th. This is quite
an honor to Mr.. Wilson, but 1t Ia not
more than he deserves for faithful service
in the party harness.
Clay County Democrat: Misses Willisms
aud Manly, OF Lexington. are visiting
Miss MARY Calhoun this week. Miss vii.
iiams is one Of the graduates from the
Baptist college at Lexington, this year,
aud Miss Manley Is the accomplished
daughter OF DR.. Charles Manley, pastor OF
the Lexington Baptist church.
Missouri has recently added another
product to her already numerous re-
sources. and has become a producer
Of poets. as shown by the following clip
ping: "New Haven, Conn, June 1.-THE
Cook prize in poetry, founded by Pro-
lessor Albert s. Cook, Of the English de-
p%artment OF Yale university, has been
awarded to Charles A. Kellogg, Jr, 1900,
OF Carthage, NO., for his poem entitled
The Mothers Sleep"
Monday afternoon, about 8 O'Clock,
a sneak thief entered the home OF Mrs.
j. NJ. Robinson and took about a dollar
and q half In cash. Mrs. Robinson aud
her little brother had stepped ont OF the
house for a few minutes and when they
returned they found that a hole had been
cut in the screen door and the latch
opened with q wire. Our officers should
keep a sharp look out for such gentry
and put them where they won't be able
/, commit such outrages.
Mr.. Hamlln Garland's most recent
work is a vigorous story OF western life,
entitled "The Eagles Heart. In this
brilliant story he draws a remarkably
strong picture OF the adventurous life 10
cowtowns and mining settlements, and
shows every phase Of the aggressive ex-
i~steuce Of miner, plainsman and cowboy.
An absorbing love story is skilliully
woven into the fabric OF peril and Rd-
venture. 1.-THE Eagles Heart" superbly
illustrated by Mr.. Harrison Fisher, will
begin In The Saturday Evening Post Tor
June 10, and run through the summer
numbers Of the magazine.
MIR. John Welborn. of this o,ty. deliy.
cred the annual address before the gradu-
ating class at the Warrensburg state
normal school, last week. Regarding the
same the Warrensbure Journal. Democrat
has this 10 saw: "Reeent John Welborn.
Of Lexington, then delivered q splendid,
practical address to the class, IL was the
star speech OF the commencement season,
and 80 intensely practical that 1t captI-
waited everybody. Welborn told the grad
yates to have only one face-some people
have " or more faces. but true men and
women have only one. Steer life by a
compass, said he. it will point to two
small words-syes' and no, Always be
something-work at something. Struggle
gives strength, fighting makes bravery.
When disappointments come, build upon
resolve. When you 20 out over the state,
tell everybody this is the greatest institu.
ton ia Missouri: has the best teachers;
Warrensburg the cleyerest people. Mr..
welborn was cheered to the echo and con-
graduated by the regents"
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