The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-01-05

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who has been visiting the family OF Mr..
rhos. b. Smith, returned home Thursday
morning.
Miss Nickel, stenoerspher for the Me-
Grew Milling Co., returned Tuesday
from Parsons, Kas, where she spent the
holidays.
Mr.. Robert L, Yeager, Jr., who has been
spending q few days with the family Of
Col. Sam Huston, returned to Kansas City
Wednesday.
Miss Ella Nickel returned from Fulton
Thursday morning. She has been spending
the holidays there with her brother. Mr.
Luther Nickel.
Mrs. Matte Wright, Of Alton, Bates
county, Mo-, returned home Tuesday
morning, She has been visiting Miss
Mamie Shaw.
Miss Grayce Elizabeth Mayer, OF Pueblo,
COL, will alng the solo, "The Holy City"
by Stephen Adams, at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning.
Master Mark Russell and Little Miss
Emma Russell. who have been visiting
Mrs. Emma Taubman, returned to Ingle-
wood Tuesday morning.
Msssrs. VIM. p. Galloway and vincsnt
Cooke left Tuesday morning for Mar
shall to resume their school duties ct
Missouri Valley college.
Mr.. Lewis GratE left Thursday morning
for a trip TO Oklahoma. He will go to
Gutheris aud Oklahoms City on his trip
aud will ba gone about ten days.
Mrs. Il. A. Chaudet, who has been
visiting the family Of her s%on.in-law, Mr.
Frank Steele, left Wednesday for her
home at Westmorelandr Kas.
MIR. Geo. venable has moved into the
Hainkel building on the corner Of Tenth
aud Main streets, where be will soon b.
fixed up to take care OF the trade In hii
line.
Mrs. W. Il. Comstock aud little daugh'
ter returned Tuesday evening TO Kausai
City, after spending Christmas hero with
the family OF her father, Mr.. VIM. II
Chiles.
Mr.. John Fulkerson left Tuesds
evening for his home at Nevada, Mo
He has turned over the sherih's Office Il
Mr.. Oscar Thomas, who lie now Sheriff
Thomas.
miss Ollie Carter. who has been spend
ing the Christmas holidays here with he
mother aud other relatives, returned Wed
uesday evening to her school duties II
Kansas City.
Mr.. @. e. Davis, who has been spending
Christmas here with Mr.. Horace Bolton
returned to Atchlson Monday. Mi
Horace Bolton also returned to Atchisol
at the same time.
Miss Mary Hill and Miss Alexander
both OF scarritt Training School, at Kan
sas City, returned home Tuesday morn
ing, having spent the holidays here witt
the family OF Rev. O. Given.
The fragile babe and the growing chill
are strengthened by Whites Cream Yer
mlfugs. 1t destroys worms. gets diges
tion at work, and 90 rebuilds the body
Price 25 cents. For sale by Crsnshaw
! Young. 1.6.m1
Mrs. W. e. Jameson and Master Boui
ware and Miss Anna Jameson returne
Tuesday morning to their home at Fa!
ton, after spending the holidays her
with the family Of Mt. Jas. Moorehead.
|, whosoever has suffered from pile
knows howA6aiDful and troublesome the
are. Tabier's Buckeye Pile Ointment
guaranteed TO cure piles. Price 50 cent
10 bottles. Tubes, rs cents. For sale b
. Crenshaw & Young. is mi
MI. Jerry Chamberlain. who has bee
, visiting relatives here since Monda
5 night, returned to Kansas City wednesda
evening. He has recently returned iror
Q a trip In Southern Missouri and Arksnss
10 the interest OF g large English lande
g estate which he is settling up.
: The properties Of Billiards. Snow Lin
. meht possess a range OF usefulness create
, thau any other remedy. A day seidoi
. passeS In every household, especlall
y where there are children, that II IL NJ
9 needed. Price, rs and 80 cents. For 50
: by crenshaw & Young. l-6-m1
Q Four OF the prettiest women on Ii
American stage, namely, Miss Mar
Droinah, Miss Elsa Van BrAhsm, Mi
Mae Miller and Miss Clara Baker, o.
numbered 10 the support Of Charles
Hanford In his nav comedy dram
"Private John Allen" The gowns wor
l In each Of the four acts by this quartet
/ Of feminine loneliness are exquisite mar
wells OF the master dressmaker and tailor
creative art.
! Many q bright aud happy househol,
} has been thrown into sadness and sorro'
! because OF the death Of q loved one from
neglected cold. Billiards. Horeboun'
: Syrup 10 the great oure for coughs, cold
! and all pulmonary ailmsuta. Price % ant
80 cents. For sale by Crensbaw 4 Young
Mr.. ]. Q. Piattenburg add Mr.. Lerol
Farmer went to Kansas City Tuesday
and Thursday they received and payet
for the county bonds recently sold By
Lafayette county. TIE exact sum paid
for the bonds is 1854, as1.0o Judge,
Osborne aud Green OF the county court
went up also to represent the county In
the transfer.
Herbloe should be used to enrich and
purify the blood; II cures all forms oil
blood disorders, Is especially useful In
fevers, skin eruptIous, boils, pimples,
b~lackheads, scrofula, salt rheum and every
form Of blood impurity; It Ia a cafe and
e~ffectual cure. Price 80 cents. For sale
by crenshaw & Young. 8 mi
"Private John Allen" Mr.. Charles B,
landlords new comedy, which m 10
the opera house Monday, January 2. is al
the Coates opera house, Kansas City, this
week, which is sutioieut endorsement fol
the merits OF the company. Mr.. landlord
has appeared 10 our city before and we
predict a crowded house. Seats now on
sale at Creushsy 4 Young's.
Mauy OF the blotches, plmplos and
other objections OF the skin are caused By
the failure Of the liver and kldueys to cast
of Impurities. which remain In the sys-
ten. Herbine will stimulate the llvel
and kidneys, aud cleanse the syslem Of al
Impurities. Price 30 oentS' For sale b.
} CrSushAw q Young. i'b-ni