The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-01

Mr.. Russell Wilson came in Friday
morning from Joplin.
Rev. II. A. Hohsnwald will preach at
Napoleon Sunday morning and night.
Miss Lulu Jennings and friend, Miss
High'Owsr, returned Thursday morning 10
Mrs. 8. Levin and son left Thursday
evening" for a visit 10 Kansas City friends
relatives.
Mr.. Earl Kenslsr arrived from Dover
Tuesday evening to enter W. NJ. A. and
to attend the show.
Miss EueeniA Ardlngsr arrived home
Tuesday from q visit 10 friends and
at Kansas CITY,
Prot. C. N. Hopkins left Friday morn
ing for Joplin, to look alter the interests
Of W. NJ. A. 10 that locality.
Mr.. Jas. W. Renick, OF Oak Grove. and
Mr.. N. Nj. Cooper, Of the county, made MS
a pleasant visit yesterday.
Mrs. O. r. Ike and daughter, Miss
Eliza, arrived Thursday from Joplin TO
visit her sister. Mrs. Geo. Webb.
The hustling arm Of Mcdowell a Will
coxon had the contract to furnish hay,
corn, oats, &C., Tor the big show.
Mr.. Geo. Chapman, whose headquarters
are nov at Cincinnati, came 10 Thursday
night for a visit with relatives here.
Mrs, John Wilson aud son, Robert,
came in from HlgginsVille Tuesday
s~s-niug 10 visit Mrs. Lucy Wernwag.
MIR. John lFalkerson left Thursday
for HigeiLsville. From there he will 60
to Nevada, Mo-, Tor a couple Of weeks.
Mrs. Clif Goodwin came In Tuesday
evening tor a few days visit with the
family Of her father, Mr., Tilton Davis.
Mrs. Henry W. McNeel and daughter,
Mary Elizabeth, Of Odessa, came 10 Toes
day Tor a visit with Mrs. John Il. Howe.
Mr.. Bak LAnkiord, OF the county, left
yesterday Tor Creighton, Mo-, TO look
| n Rtar ANNA cattla that ha has doWu there.
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water Thursday, having been called
there BY sickness ia the family OF rela-
tives.
Mr.. Ed. Clay, Of sedalia, who has been
visiting Mr.. Ovid Sellers and Prof Stark
for a few days, returned yesterday To
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MIR. Ed. Carey OF hiehmono' was u
the wy "sunesuay Vi''s'uk " "
O'Laughlin and MI FRANK otee'e' anu .
course inc'oentaiiy W see 'ne A'i"a' i
the snow
Mrs. Ed. Robinson and son, Maste
EDWARD OF Little hock, h'k'' wno nA'
been visiting Judge 'onn ~ nu.
family ior q Few Gays 'ei' i'' ho"'e iue'
aAy niRnt'
Misc Mary Marquis, daughter OF MI
Geo. Marquis OF odessa, came In iuesuA'
evening 10 WISH MISS MINUS weeulu sn'
4, take 10 the snow sne returned 10 ooe's
. "Wednesday.
For SAJE.-Four thoroughbred Short
I horn bulls for sale. Apply at my farm
miles from Lexington on the oait ron
road or ADDRESS me ~ h'ee'ns'I'ie'
, 6'2S'u N MI oooPhh
/ Mr.. Eugene Wayman, one Of our poE
ular young clerks Of Lexington, le
Thursday for Wardner, Idaho, where b
goes to accept q position with a isre
mercantile nrm tnere'
, Mrs. Blla White and Mrs. George JohI
! son'and her daughters, Bessie and Mani
returned Tuesday from Dover, wnel
they have been Visiting relatives al
/, iriends during 'ne pas' "eeA'
I Mr.. Geo. ]. Smith, OF Kansas Uit
: representing the Hammond Typewrit
Co., 10 stopping with Dan Colisrd al u
Commercial hotel and will probably be
. the city for a week or ten days
!. Prot, Edwin Rank'n lett Thsrsdl
for Weatherford, Texas, where ne goes
take up bis school work this fall L
will stop en- route at Kansas City 90
Dallas, Texas. He a the best wishes
Z the lNTELLIaEEoER.
Corn huskers' sprained wrists, barbe'
wire cuts and sprains, or cuts from az
: other cause, are quickly healed VIII
y Ballard's Snow Ointment is properly al
piled. Price, 20 snd % cents. Fol 50
by CreDshaw q Young. s'lmi
Hofiman's well Is down 400 feet AZ
v has $40 feet Of sweet, pure water. Ever!
body will rejoice with MIR. Hoffman
his good luck 10 getting water. He Il
10 tends to 20 still deeper 30 that there O.
i be no question Of an ample supply.
" Taks life ss Il comes. and make n
most Of ALI circumstances. but for a b
ic oo,oh a, cola. take Ballard,s Horebou,
ss svrun, the bsst known remedy for qui,
n relisi and sure oure. Price. Is and
cents. For sale by orenshaw q Young
m An eiephat while working about one
N the wagons at the show Wednesday abo
noon stepped on the leg OF one OF Il
l. show hands and broke aud crushed 1t
that the bone protruded through 4
v. flesh. DR.. Payne was called In and dres
10 ed the leg.
@. 10 ruR prAF-A rich LADY. cured Of b
y Deafness and Noises 10 the Head by 1