The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-01-06

NE 9Ann -
Mr. Frank Hsberkorn.
DR.. J. l. Peak aud his SISTER, Miss Cora
'sak. went to Kansas City yesterday I
0 spend the day.
Mr.. Frank Harbs returned TO Quincy,
N Friday mornips, after a " weeks
llsit TO friends in this city.
J%efiries aud Corbett have been matched
or a twenty i've round bout, March 10,
Tor the championship Of the world.
Mr.. B. T. John aud his brother'in-law,
Mr.. Frank Meanea, returned Wednesday
evening from a visit to relatives 10 Mar
shall.
Rev. John s. Long, OF 81. Louis, who
delivered a couple OF lectures at the
Catholic church this week, retained home
this morning.
Mrs. John W. worlaud. Of Kansas City,
accompanied by her two children, arrived
Wednesday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. z. Mitchell.
1t was reported here Thursday that
several cases of smallpox had appeared at
Wellington The rumor was ia''e' Nv
o"se ua1 Hpp
HOME MONEY TO LoAN'-on Roou real
estate security. 10 sums OF $500 aud up,
at Z per cent. NO eommiss'on' No aeu
tape. Apply to J. Q. P%lett~nburg. II
Mrs. Arthur Ballard' Of Richmond, VINO
with her TWO children pas oeen s's"aos
her parents, Mr.. ana MIS- Joseph lf'oo'''
returned homey yesterday mo'n'ps'
Paderewski, the w~otld-renowned pi'
anist, VIII be nearu 10 OonVen''on nAn'
kansas CITY, FEBRUARY o. nssefss' 'ea'o
lor 'nls entertainment wiz iH"k" p
from sito w.
MIR. R. Sam Hays and Mrs. I'd. John,
oil sweet spFingsi hsV. ''r' nsmpe' .nu
Mr. ana MRS. h.o' Oarson' Of ma
returned 70 tneif respective MONIES "eu
nesday nignt'
Kansas City Times: Recorder Tyree. oil
Lexington, a confirmed old oscneior'
ISSUED 20 marriage iuceoses 's'' se.'
But II was not contagious "ASoe ne
VIII 90 DEXTER tnis year.
Misses Olive V. Carter and Florence q.
Neale returned to their school duties In
Kansas City Wednesday evening, after
spending tneir nondaJS Win fe'a''se'
ano irienos In TINS CITY,
Master Lafayette Gordon entertained Q
number Of his young friends In a most
hospItable manner at the home oil bis
parents Monday night. The young folks
mad q genuine GOO time
Amelia Taubman Basket, the ID
m~onths-old daughter OF MIR. and Mrs
N. e. Basket, who has been quite SICK
for several days with pneumonia,. wal
much better Friday morning.
Captain Henry Clinton Ford, formerly
a teacher In W. M. A., Of this city,
now a teacher in the Virginia Military
Institute. will be married 10 Miss Agne'
Palmer, OF Roanoak, Virginia, on the lOtt
OF this month.
A small frame house has been built JUS
north of Wright & LImberg's transfer
barn Tor Dr. Manu. VINO mas cn.ise Q
tne smallpox patients ~ .no pss' NUS
Inc DOCTOR VIII make TINS mouse III
n~eauquarlefs during nis s'sy ne'e'
Corder dispatch: Some time sunda.
night, while the boys were ushering 10 th'
\ New Year, some sandais broke through
. the back door OF the saloon, tapped tn
t"i Vi sone w. 'a'' ~
'ooA 'ne'' uapai'ure WIN oi' i'"
John Falconer died at his home In war
rensburg Thursday morning Of consnmp
s tion, leaving a large family HIS az
was 81. Mr.. Falconer served during th
8 civil war 10 the Sixteenth Micnigan. TO
o his bravery at Knoxville ne was awarde
mo'e"en' y. NV
Is te'uneu q ine0uau'e 'o''p'o"'
in no''A' An' system .ed.n u.
ana WIZ a0Oomo aoou'
= pnones' .aou 49,,
n'gn' anu Jay in's '"e H' pun
ereo''on Vi 'n'' sye"
ine a'.o1ney' .oi
Ne'Au' nO p'
a ui'u' o'u"' 10y,
Of us" u b.
lie ~ ~,
re ~
~
"A "
a d. u " conn., .ne city physician
Of "". zoo ooo S.sms ~" sm.,'n,
ID 49, $1,000 =,
~ 49, 80
I'd sas ~ n,
ne 49, s~.,s.a :.
$3.50 -.
"a
For the benefit OF those who doubt th
- the patients being treated at the pes
So -. -.--a...~
~
s. - - 800 $3.50 .on, oh.o,
to sr~. 49,, ~, w.-u, a.,
10 ,.ss.sa.,a 90 a. 40. 90.
er
To provo that editors, 90 a rule, q
"A liberal and kindhearted, an exehanI
tells Of a subscriber who died and left
years subscription unpaid. The editor
,g the paper appeared luS' u unoe
ed taker was scre"ing uo"n Jus CONN
n. D put IN nnen custer u ~.nsrnonie.'
L. = PAIN 'eai iAn anu 'eee'p' 'or maxi
rs ice,
r. Mrs. M. I. Chasnoff, a Sedalia stor
keeper, has brought suit against JAG
Waldman and wife, who conduct a rS
, :, store next door, Tor $4,000 damages. 3
y alleges that the defendants made fal
statements regarding her hnancial conc
40 tion 10 travelling statesmen auu 0ommt
Clll agencies whereby DoT CTeQlt W