The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-08

Miss Lizette Shaw left yesterday for q.
a visit TO friends at Wellington. :
Born, in Wellington, NO., December "a. (
to the wife Of DIR. J. J. Greer, a 10 pound {
girl. {
Mrs. Jas. II. Tompkins and daughter, {
Gladys, OF Kansas City, came down I
Thursday aud are the guests OF Mrs. 1
j. X. Moorehead. \
Mr.. A. ]. Duuaway, Of Chilhowie, Mo-. I
who has been here several days visiting I
his brother, Mr.. NJ. T. Dunaway, left for (
his home Wednesday. (
Mrs. Geo. Hall returned Wednesday (
evening over the Boonville branch from a !
trip to Marshall and Fayette and went !
down to Page City on the 7;ls train that
night.
Mr.. g.. A. sturgis. OF Sedalia, formerly
In the lumber business here, came up !
yesterday on business In our city and was
shaking hands with his many friends
here.
DR.. W. o. Webb, OF Higginsville, was
elected surgeon Of the Confederate Home
at Higginsville by the board OF managers
OF the home at their annual meeting
Tuesday.
Mr., j. o. Kriehn left Thursday for
Denver, Col, where he goes to look after
property there, After finishing his bus.
mess there Re will return to his home at
Los Angeles, Gal.
In the case of the partition suit OF the
Hugh T. Smith estate the evidence was
completed Thursday and the court
took the SAINT under Amusement until the
9Th day OF January.
Mr.. NJ. I. Dunaway left Thursday
for Chilhowee, johnson county, where
he goes to buy mules. Missouri mules
are still in demand and the market for
them holds up we'll.
Mrs. Sarah Russell, Miss Fannie Duling,
Mrs. Sallie Russell and son, Master
Golson, returned Wednesday from Kansas
City, where they have been visiting
friends a couple Of days.
At the business meeting Of the Athletic
Assn Tuesday night Mr.. Geo. Tunstall
was elected secretary in the place OF Mr..
Joseph Grady, who had resigned. Two
new members were admitted to member
ship In the association.
Mrs. Jim ConneE, OF Sedalia. arrived
yesterday to visit the family Of her
father, Mr.. Thos. Hare, and TO see her
brother-in-law, Mr.. Tom Hollerou, who
has been quite sick recently.
Notice John 1. Msusur's advertisement
Of Berkshire hogs in this weeks paper.
Mr.. Mausur makes a speciality OF well
bred Berkshires and de assures us that
the animals advertised TOR sale are good
ones.
WANTED-Salesmen TO sell Lubricatine
Oils, Greases, Betting and specialties to
threshermen, on commission. Good goods
and liberal proposition. Address, giving
THE HOWARD OIL a GREASE Co.,
: Cleveland, Ohio.
m Miss Fannie Sawyer went to Indepen-
dence Wednesday evening to spend a
IN week with friends there and in Kansas
City and to attend the wedding Of Miss
Mary Mccoy and Dr.. A. @. Knox, which
ar Is to take place next Tuesday, December
18th.
Worms take refuge In the small Intes-
VT tine, where they can easily multiply.
Whites Cream Vermliuge will destroy
n, these parasites. The verdict Of the people
10 tells plainly how we'll 1t has succeeded.
Price, % cents. For sale by Crenshaw &
Young ~ l.ml
m,
list Miss Constance McCorkle left Tuesday
I evening for Kansas City. She Is the state
n. secretary Of Y. W. @. A. for the states Of
ke Virginia, Missouri and Nebraska, and has
NJ been at work here among,t the students oil
Baptist college and Central Female
college.
ler
,or Tablers Buckeye Pile Ointment hal
10 been thoroughly tested for many years
and Is a positive cure iorlthis most dis
tressing and embarrassing Of troubles
Price 90 cents In bottles. Tubes, scents
~ For sale by Crenshsw & Young. l2'l-lm
I Mr.. Jerry Chamberlain came up Wed
uesday evening to see his brother, Mr.
John Chamberlain, who has been con
fined to the house by sickness sIncl
% sunday. He win take his brothers. plac
In the bank until he is able TO attend a. 4
bis work again.
Praise the bridge that carries you owe
!. either a food or cough. Billiards. Hore
y hound Syrup has brought so many owe
his throat and lung troubles, such as coughs
me colds. bronchitis, etc, that It's praises ar
his sung everywhere. Price, 25 and 50 cents
For sale by Crenshaw q Young. l2.l-m
+ Of Az attractive woman thriyos on GOO
food aud sunshine, with plenty Of txer
err else In the open air. Her form glow
'rly with health and her face blooms with 1t
beauty. When troubled with a costly
habit, she takes a few doses Of Herbin
to cleanse her system Of all impurIties
Price, 90 cents, For sale by Crenshaw I
~ Young, 12.1m1
@, Lexington Royal Arch Chapter No.
II elected the following officers Monda
,.u night; e. B.. Farley, II. p; Q. Wall
king; Fred Wilson, scribe; j. ID. Eastel
c. H.; Oscar Andreen, p, s Ben Johr
r. A. c.; W. D. Rankin, treasurer; II. "
, - winsor, secretary; r. A. Hicklin, M. 3
vail; Tom Walton, M. 2ud vail r. Halt
NJ. LIST vail; r F. Norfolk, sentinel.
WANTED-Active mar oigood charactG
~ to deliver and collect 10 Missouri for oil
~ established manufacturing wholesal
house. 5000 a year, sure pay. Honest
more than experience required. Our RI
ference, any bank In any city. Encloi
self addressed stamped envelope. Manr
Ss facturers, Third Floor, 1874 Dearborn 81
Chicago.
Mrs. Mona Grub, Of Bates City,
= daughter OF MIR. Jas. y. Kelley, OF OF
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