The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

Messrs. J. @. ard e. J. McGrew return.
ed Friday morning from Jefferson City,
where they have been 10 the Interest OF
the maximum freight rate bill.
Mr.. Geo. Wilson soId Thursday for
Martha J. Smith the house numbered
1905 R~idgeway, to Emily Jane Christie.
consideration 900. net cash.
Mrs. W. E. Bard. Of ssdaIia, came up
Thursday evening TO visit her fathers
Iamily aud to be with her sister, Mrs..
Fontaine Duval. who is quits sick.
Mrs. y. L. spurgeon. tnes Fannie
|Drysdale) who has been visiting her
fathers family here for the past week,
returned Friday morning 10 her home at
Sweet Springs.
Pres, E. W. White. Of the Baptist col.
lege. went to Kansas City Thursday even.
ing to attend a meeting Of the Baptist
social union and to listen to a lecture BY
DR.. Ruat, OF Nashville. Tenn., who lsctur-
ed here Monday night At B. y. @. chapel.
Mrs. Chas. Wallace left Thursday night
for Washington, D. c., where she goes TO
visit her brother in-law, Mt. vanHoy,
aud she will probably remain there q
month. 10 passing through St. Louis
she will visit her daughter. Mrs. Archie
Xix.
Capt. Ryland Todhu inter- has purchased
the property recently owned and occupied
by Mr.. Jack Robinson and situated neal
the east end Of South street. This Is Q
beautiful place and we are pleased TO have
Capt. Todhunter and his family for ciu.
Esns Of our town.
At the Baptist church tomorrow at the
morning service Miss Dsnham will sing
"a a solo "NeArer My God to Thee,' By
Holden, and Misses Denham and Manly
and Messrs. Phillips and Cbiiss will aloe
q quartette by Dudley Buck. At ths
evening service Miss Annie Marley sut
Mr.. Chiles will Hing "Jesus Lover OF NJ
Soul" as q duet, by Laasen.
10 the proper column Of the IHTELLI.
aRsoER will be found the anuouuceme uI
Of Prof. Joseph Kuehls as q candidate fol
school commissioner Of Lafayette county
Prof. Kuehls IL a Lafayette county man
and has taught 10 the county for severs
years, always conducting q successful
school. He sollcits your consideration a
the coming election In April.
) :. we.'notice 10 the sedaiia Capital o
/ Tuesday that the =. "A. Better oruce
company. OF Sedaiia, has Increased II
IcApitai stock from $4,000 to 10000 snI
that Mr. e. b. Farley has been elects
/. president Of the company to succeed s.
. Boiler, deceased. Mr.. Farley has been 70
a number OF years selling groceries on th
road, making his home here. He IL a geo
tleman OF excellent business qualification
: and bis long experience In meeting an
). dealing with his customers qualities hi
u for the management Of 40 extensi'
Wholesale business.
b One OF the big Missouri Pacific engin'
built TO haul the fast mail received Q !,
" OF attention at the union depot, KapeI
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MI. VIII Fitchett and his sister, hi
az Annie Fitehett, had a very narrow esca
th Tuesday about noon from what tnres
lie eued at one time to be q serious acc'dei
While they were driving on Frank
street, near Fifteenth street, the hoi
became frightened aud ran west
\, Franklin until between Eleventh o
Twelfth streets the reips broke aud :
~ horse ran against q tree 10 front OF
~ old Hoffman brewery and on 10 the pa,
e mant and broke the front wheel n