The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-06

Miss Birdie Gunlack returned Friday
morning from visit OF several days with |
lansas City friends. L
Mr.. Levy Bullsrd went 10 Kansas City
tuesday TO visit friends sehe Rnds
arrival festivities.
Mr. Ed. LOOMS, who has been spending
! few days In Kansas City on business,
'sturned yesterday morning.
Mrs. d. @. Morris, OF Mt. Leonard, ea-
Inc county, came up Thursday to visit her
mother, Mrs. Theodocia Hlx, for few
weeks.
Miss Mary Graves aud Miss Nancy
Huston left Wednesday for = weeks
VISIT In Kansas City with Mrs. X. L. |
Yeager.
Miss r. Florence Lleweilyn, vocal
tsashsr at Central Female college, will
sisE solo at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning.
HOME MONEY TO LoAN.--0n good real
estate security. In sums Of $500 and up,
at per cent. Ne commission, no red
tape. Apply to J. q. Plsttenburg. II
Mrs. Henry Smith, OF Dunksburg, NO.,
who has been on q short visit with Miss
Lucy p. Davis aud sisters returned home
Wednesday morning.
RoR Household goods and good
plano. Apply from a. IN. 10 p. m. any
day at the residence OF DR.. J. Q. Crist.
1O.ltt
Mr.. George Chapman left Tuesday for
Glendine, Montana, his nrst stop on bis
wsstera trip. He is selling shoes for the
La Prells Williams Shoe Company aud his
territory is Washington, Montana uud
Idaho. Ne will probably be gone for six
months.
The Newbanks lodge, N. B. A., will
meet next Monday night at Odd Fellows
hall. All are urged to be present as bus
mess Of Importance will come before the
meeting. q. SMITH, Pres.
W. r. EcKLR, Soe'y.
Mr.. Nick Haerle went down TO Sedalia
Thursday, where he WAS booked to ad-
dress a meeting OF the German American
Pioneers. This was also the occasion OF
the 69th anniversary OF Mr.. Haerle's
birthday. We wish him many more
birthday anniversaries and pleasant gath.
erlngs with hia friends,
WANTED-Active man Of good character
10 deliver and collect In Missouri for old
established manufacturing wholesale
house, 800 q year, sure pay. Honesty
more than experience required. Our re-
ference, any bank 10 any city. Enclose
seli- addressed stamped envelope. Manu-
facturers, Third Floor, s34 Dearborn st..
Chicago.
A ooming attraction that will affort
amusement TO all classes Of theatres -goeri
h the sparkling musical comedy entitled
"a Bell Boy" which Ia announced fo
presentation at the New Grand oper'
house on Saturday, October 8. The cas-
includes clever farce comedy iavorites
Catchy songs, charming dances, BIZ
novelty acts and up'to-date specialize
are among the pleasing features offered b!
the attraction. Seats now on sale.
Especial Interest will attach to specia
article 10 the campaign number OF Nc
Clure's magazine, entitled "The Stratsg,
} OF National Csmpaigns." This article Il
the October issue will describe some Q
7 the most striking strategic measure
/, adopted by presidential campaign leader
during the past twenty-five years, con
cerninR which almost nothing has hith
Q erto been divulged to the public at larg,
r The author, doubtless because of tn
I prominent part he has played 10 th
O struggles he describes, prefers to writ
n anonymously. Mr.. Hanbidge's portrait
illustrating the articles are OF unusuI
opiginality and merit.
The next ofieriug at the New Gran
4 opera house will be the sparkling spe'
tacular musical comedy, "a Bell Boy,
:. which is heralded as being absolutel
different from anything that has bee
seen here In the way OF comedy. II is
!. hilarious, rollicking sklt with speciuitie
i but 10 said TO be no more like the averal
d run OF such performances than wild roI
= with the dew glIstening on It's petals
8 like a florists jack rose which has wilt,
& and is held In its place In some fior
tribute by toothpick stuck through |
Ie heart. The sale OF seats has been excse'
% iugly good and large audience is ei
!, psetsd to greet this admirable productio
q On its initial presentation In this city
o the New Grand tonight.
siHcs adventuriug into Egypt In que
g OF the raw material OF which fiction
10 made, Mr.. Gilbert Parker's Canadli
70 fields have been lying iallow. He returl
It to them, however, with new vigor, AT
q even fuller power; and the serial whit
8, he has Just completed finds him at II
q highest dramatic level 10 which be b
yet attaiAed. The Lane That Had \
Turning Is remarkable for It's hone
:, strength, thorough originality, and a
a sorbing interest. The scene OF the sto
Is Pontiac (whither Valnond camel. al
= the period the middle 6ities. The leadll
characters are Madeliuette, a iamo
singer, aud her husband, seignior
u Pontiac, for whom che dares all and ris
~ all. The story gains interest as II pr
L. xressss rnd concludes with a striking al
" wholly unexpected finale. The La
y That Had No Turning began In The Sa
urday Evening Post, September %, al
Or will run through five numbers.
T. With regard to novelty, character al
rs brllliancy, no other comedy orgsniza,i
T. has an advantage over "a Bell Boy
10 which comes to the New Gra
10 this evening. This comedy lis
innovation to begin with, and when II
a takes into consideration that the col
be pany embraces artists who are stars
~ their particular llueS, some idea may
ig obtained OF the real strength oi the entt
w thiuInuuts Auu heuhBNmohN ao oheN'
to no small credit inasmuch as the We
ol ture is representative of the investme
or OF an unusual degree Of genius and
b. liberal amount Of cash which Tepreser
Is. great deal more than ordinary gent
,R oslty as TO the costuming and scenic
10 tails for "a Bell Boy" Gre said 10 outri'
the most extrayagaut attempts ever ma
Do In that direction In the production o
bs farce comedy. One OF the chief merits
~ the Organization Is the fact that I
- female contingent combines talent wi
m its beauty.
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