The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20

70" 'ys' returned home 10 Aullvllle
yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Payue returned Tuesday nigh,
from the national convention Of the
christian church, which ls 10 session 10
Kansas City.
Prot. z. I, Loer, teacher Of expert pen
work, who has been q, work 10 our city
ior the past few days, left yesterday
Tor Higginsvi;le.
Rev. John Rider, Of Leeds, Mo-, will
preach at the chapel In East Lexington
sanday at II =. m. and 1880 p. M. All are
cordially Invited TO be present.
Mrs. Thos. J. Bandon returned Tuesday
nisht from Kansas City, where sbe has
been visiting relatives aud attending the
Christian church national convention.
Mr.. Zach Wright bought a iine lot Of
shoats at the Linwood Lawn sale Wed.
uesday, and they made pretty picture as
they were being driven through the
streets.
Mrs. John Welborn returned Wednes.
day from Kansas City, where she has
been spending a few days with relatives
and attending the notional convection Of
the Christina church.
Mrs George johnson and daughters,
Misses Beasie and Mamie, returned We'd
nesday from Kansas City, where they have
been attending the national convention
Of the Christian church.
Mr.. J. O. streIn, vice president Of the
City National Bank OF Kansas City. came
over from Richmond Tuesday and spent
part OF the daY looking over our city and
visiting aequaintances.
Rev. Geo. PlattenburE, Of Dover, passed
through here Thursday on his way home
from the national convention Of the
Christian church, which closed its session
at Kansas CityEThursday.
Miss Jessie Ault Of Southwest City,
NO., arrived Tuesday to enter &c pupil
at Central college. She ls accompanied
by her sister, Miss Lora Ault. who was
pupil at Central three years ago.
Mr.. H. G. Kueck and wife and Master
e. L. Kueck, of Concordia, came up Tues.
day evening to attend the Filing
Gunlack wedding and returned home next
morning. Mrs. Kueek is q sister Of the
groom.
Mr.. John A. Evans, OF St. Louis, came
In Wednesday evening. He ls the engineer
Of the Missouri Pacific railroad company
and is experimenting the construction
work on the Lexington Coal Co. branch
south Of town
WASTED-Salesme to sell Lubricatine
Oils, Greases, Betting and Specialties to
threshermen, on commission. Good goods
and liberal proposition. Address, giving
references.
THE HOWARD OIL 4 GREASE Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
AT the meeting Of the United Daughter,
OF the Coniederacy, recently held 10 g.
Louis, Mrs. A. e. Asbury was elected
presldent, Mrs. Ryland Todhunter, cor.
responding secretary and Mrs. Wm. Aull
third vice-president.
WANTED-Man TO manage branch Office
for Wholesale house; salary sl250O pei
month, expenses and commission. Must
furnish satisfactory references and ssOo.O(
cash. Address, Wholesale, No. 50i Nelson
Bldg, Kansas City, Mo, lO.wl
Rev. e. e. Swanson. former pastor Of
the Methodist church at Waverly, passed
through our city Tuesday on bis way t6
Waverly. He has been assisting biz
brother IN protracted meeting at Fail
Grove, near Springfield.
Mr.. John Mulligan Ia finishing up thu
stone for the new steps at the clerks
office, and the fact that he Is doing th,
job 10 guarantee that 1t will be we'll apt
properly done. This improvement hai
been long needed and 1t will make {
decided Improvement in the appearances
OF the building.
Happiness depends very much on th'
condition OF the liver aud kidneys. Tn,
Ills Of life make very little impression OF
those whose digestion is good. You car
regulate your liver and kidneys with
Herbine and enjoy health and buoyanc.
Of spirits. Price, 80 cents. For sale b,
CrenshAw d Young. lO.eml
Mr., Shelton Fulkerson and Miss Carrie
| al In ka A.
parade and received third prize, beau
tiinl medal. They were In pretty rub
Der tired phaeton decorated with blach
and yellow poppies, and made mos
attractive appearance.
Mr.. Geo. Carter, who has been slck with
typhoid fever for the past seven weeks
Is able to be out again. He Is look ul
quite thin and is still very weak, but W,
trust he will improve rapidly from nov
on and that he may soon be all rlgh
again.
Messrs. f. L. Slusher, Jamie Rank In
Theo. Bates, Carl Hays, DR.. Chambers
DR.. Ramsey, and Misses Bessie Atkeison q
Mary Graves, Mary Blackwell, Alic,
Kriehn, Mary Henry, and Miss Viyior
Bowes went across the river yesterda,
10 Captain Rankin's farm TO gathel
pecans.
WANTED-Active man ofgood character
to deliver and collect in Missouri for ole
established manufacturing wholesal,
house. 500 4 year, sure pay. Honest,
more than experience required. Our re-
ference, any bank 10 any city. Enclose
self. Addressed stamped envelope. Manu-
facturers, Third Floor, s34 Dearborn St.
Chicago.
Mr.. A. O. Norweln, Of Bonne Terre
Mo-, arrived Friday morning TO spend thu
day with his sister, who is pupil Al
Central Female college. M. Norwelu Il
prominent member Of the Knights o
PythlAs, and has been attending thu
grand lodge meeting at Kansas City
where he was elected grand vice chan
cellor.