The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-07
LOCAL SHORT-STOPS.

surrey for sale. Apply at this office, II
Have you seen the display of Lion Coffee
premiums IN lsy Gratz 4 Co.'s Window
Miss Caroline Hunter returned Thurs
day morning from q short visit to Kansas
City.
Miss Veneta sommers spent the Fourth
In Wellington visiting friends and relA-
tives.
Miss Ella Nickel returned Wednesday
from a pleasant visit to Marshall and Mt.
Leonard.
Mrs. Reeder went to Higginsyille Friday
morning to visit her relatives and friends
for a few days.
Messrs, Mansfield McClelland and John
Chamberlain celebrated the Fourth by q
fishing excurdion.
Miss Sallio Craig returned Wednesday
from Odessa, where she has been attend
ing the teachers institute.
MIR. Wallace Fieldson, OF st. Louis, Is
visiting his aunts. Mrs. LOWS Chancellor
anu WITS htie mCDOWoils
Miss Mary Mcintyre went to Kansas
CITY Thursday for q two weeks visit to
her aunt, Mrs. Rosa Lyons.
Miss Edith Leonard, Of Marshall
Mo-, arrived Friday morning to visit Mrs,
Alexander and other friends.
Mr.. W. b. Bolton and wife, accom-
panied by their daughter, Laura, spent
"wednesday In Kansas City.
Miss Edna Stramcke left Wednesday
afternoon for a few days visit to friends ia
Independence and Kansas City.
Mrs. Thos. d. swearingen and her two
children are visiting Mrs. Anna Swear.
ingeu, at Longs hotel for a few days.
Someting for nothinRl that's what Il
offered you by the Lion Coffee premium
display In lsy Gratz 4 Co.. front window
Miss Marie Kinman, OF B~entonville
Ark, arrived Thursday for a visit tC
her friend, Miss oniska Mae spurlock.
Prot. Beacham came IN for a few day
with Lexington friends and left Wednes-
day morning with the Kansas City delega'
ton.
Mrs. J. II. Davis and daughter, Julia
left yesterday for Chicago, to spend
month visiting her brother and sister
there.
Miss Matte Davis and Master FloyC
Davis left Friday morning for a visit Il
friends in Bucyrus and Spring Hill
Kansas.
Mr.. Douglas Meug returned Wednesday
evening from Odessa where he has beer
attending the teachers institute for thu
, past few weeks.
Mr.. ]. j. Yates, Of Georgetown, KY, Il
spending a few days with the family o
MIR. j. II. Spurlock, en- route iron
national convention.
Mrs. Ben s. Calvert and two little girls
Marguerite and Lucille, Of Stsmpini
Ground, KY, are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. IL. %Spurlock.
!, Sunday afternoon there will be q basI
ball game at Howard park between th,
Lexington Tigers and the Kansas Cit,
Unions. Game called at 8 O'Clock.
For SALE OR RENT.-Farm OF 81 acres
} 5 miles south OF Lexington. Twenty acre.
adjoining can be bought. Apply to J. Il
; Moorehead, Lexington, Mo. 2-1tf
MIR. Cliff Goodwin was Ia the city Friday
: aaIIfnu ,,nnIa m tha trala for Tho a.af st~.,
since he came up and carried away one o.
our fair young ladies' as his bride.
!, Church of Christ Scientist, Sunday
services as follows: 1890 a. M, Sunday
I school II 1880 a, m, at Knights Of PythiaI
! hall. All are cordially invited. II
The Missouri Pacific r. r. did a rushing
/ business Wednesday. Mr.. A. s. Loomii
! selling 2G2 tickets at the depot aud MI
I Via at Mynck selling about Ga ittcksis
! HOME MONEY TO LoAN.-On good rea
estate security. In sums OF $500 and up
I at Z per cent. No commission, no rec
! tape. Apply 10 ]. q. Plattenburg. II
Prof. orville Price, recently elected Il
! the chair OF mathematics 10 Central col
, lege, came In Tuesday aud will at ono
! start out travelling In the interest OF thu
l college.
I Rev. T. NJ. Cobb, so we'll known Il
\ many Of our citizens, was here visiting thu
I family OF his daughter, Mrs, Bert Taub
\ man, and shaking hands with his numer
,tu Nrtanaa Ia eaNuraad hnnna laa
! night.
\ For SALE.-Four thoroughbred Short
{ horn bulls for sale. Apply at my farm
\ miles from Lexington on the Salt Pont
I road. or address me at Bigginsyille.
8.23.tf N. NJ. COOPER.
! A Killer That Saves-Mull's LightnlnI
Z Pain Killer. Kills any ache or pain, 10
, ternal or external. instantly. Absolutely
I pure, 25c and soc. For sale by Chas. W
Loomis. 7-7ml
! Mr.. f. b. Clark. the accommodating
operator who manipuiates the telegraph
! key at the Mo. Pacific depot went TO Kan
I sas City Wednesday on the eKcursioI
, train.
J Mrs. Ed. M. Taubman received a tele
I gram Wednesday announcing the sickness
\ OF her mother and left on the evening
I train for her mothers home at Longton
; Kansas.
I Miss Margie Vaughan left Thnrsda!
! for a week or ten days visit to Napton
: No, She was accompanied by Maste
Bun young for his first trip away from
. home.
z Good old Granny Metcalf, OF Kentucky
: SO years old, says that DR.. Bells Pine
I Tar-Honey is the best grip cure, cough
! lung aud bronchial remedy that has bseI
I offered to the people during her life. Sol
! by Leroy Farmer. 7.7ml
= Judge Robert Hale, Messrs. Leroy Far
! mer, Fry Wilson, Judge Richard Field
: Messrs. Chas. Mitchell, Thos. Sawyer
! Douglas Meng, Young Hicklin and Erpes
Z Kriehn were among the visitors to Kan
sas City Thursday morning.
Herbine clears the complexion. give
Z boyancy to the mind, cures headache
! regulates the stomach and bowels, stimu
Z lates the liver, and Ia, 10 fact, a perieO
. guardian OF the health. Price so cents
! For sale by Crenshaw 4 Young. 7.7ml
! MIR. NJ. II. slusher, one Of our prosper
Z Gus farmers and father OF Mr.. Leslll
I Slusher, our genial deputy collector
Z started Thursday accompanied by BIZ
! wife for Cisco, Texas. They go to b,
Z present at the hitieth anniversary Of tn,
! wedding OF Mrs. W. ID. Chandler, Mrs.
Z Slusher's mother. sr
! Improve your eyos-get rid Of tina
: rough, grinding feeling OF the lids apt
! clear your sight by applying Sutherland
! Eagle Eye Sslve. Try 1t tonight and yol