The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-05-11

Messrs. Bert Taubman and William
Cobb left yesterday evening for KAN
sas City.
Mr.. John NJ. Poage left this morn
ing for Chillicothe by way Of the
Wabash.
Mr.. John Greer. Of the Aullville
nelghborhood, spent the day Ia our
city yesterday on business.
Col. Lee Slusher returned to Kan
sas City this morning, where he Is
still serving on the federal court
jury.
HOME MONEY TO LoAN.-0n good real
estate security. In sums Of $500 and up,
at 2 per cent. No commission, no red
tape. Apply to J. Q. P~lattsnburg. tt
Mr.. j. P. Hall returned last night
I, from Kansas City, where he went to
buy a car load of Deering binders and
mowers.
! Mr.. Goalder Young, who has been
visiting his sister here for the past
week, returned last night to Peoria,
) Illinois.
News of the death Of DR.. Franz
Braecklein, one Of the Oldest and
highly esteemed Of Concordia's citi-
zens, was received here late yesterday
, evening.
Church of Christ Scientist, sundsy
services as follows: 1880 q. M, Sunday
school II 80 q. M, at Knights Of Pythias
. hall. All are cordially invited. tt
MI. W. Douglas Meng has accepted
a position with the McGrew Milling
> Co., Of this city, and will probably
!, have headquarters somewhere in
Louisiana,
Mrs. John Robinson went to Kan
y sas City this morning to visit hel
husband, who is in the hospita.
there. She was accompanied by 'hel
n little daughter, Miss May Belle
Robinson.
Messrs. Ike Crate and VIM. Palmer
left last night for a trip to New Yorl
II and other points east. They will SCI
the Pan-American exposition a
Buffalo before they return and will
e probably be absent a month.
h A pleasant hop under the manage
ment of Mr.. j. b. Ward was given a
ne farmer hall last night, and a numbe
p of our young people enjoyed them
y selves greatly in dancing TO tn
- strains Of sweet music until a lat
" hour.
or Don't despair because you have a wea
constitution. The vitalizing principle
at Herbine will assuredly strengthen 1T. i
n every drop OF Herbine there is life. Thel
is a stimulating, regeneratIng powe
~ unequaled 10 the whole range Of medicin
Us preparations. Price, 90 cents. For sa
Ill by Crenshaw & Young. 6.4m1
Rev. L. f. Clark, Of Waverly, can
in last night from New Oriean.
10 where they have been attending I'll
IS general missionary conference of III
Us NJ. E. church, South, and left Fl
tn home this morning over the j. c.
g. L. branch.
To- Mrs. Joe L%ittlejohn, living on Il
10 d. A. Slusher farm, east Of town, b
or an incubator that has made a fiji
Ir. record this spring. Some time az
he she placed 230 eggs in the machil
nd and a few days ago took out 202
ire lively and pretty little chic
a as ever came from under a caref
NJ. old mother hen. This impresses
ed as a fine record and il any of o
j. readers have a better record to she
on the INTELLIGENCER will be glad
10, announce il.
Those lovers Of base ball W
40 failed to be present at the game
the academy grounds yesterday afte
noon missed a treat. The game W
=. one Of the prettiest that we ha'
ever seen played here and was clio
and exciting from start to fms
Both sides were on their metal al
the close score all through the gar
nj made 1t uncertain as to the vim
until the last half OF the last innin
when the cadets got in two runs al
won by a score OF I to s. Such b;
as was played In the game yesterds
IN is deserving of a more liberal ia
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