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

see Mr.. Galloway.
Wright q Limberg shipped Tbursdar
Two Ears Of mules (forty EIGHT head
In all) 10 Sparks Bgothers at the National
stock yards at Eastst. Louis. III. These
gsatlemsn are hustlers and manage every
now and then TO get together a car load
Of these long cared animals. During the
last two years they have shipped prob
ably three thousand head Of horses and
mules.
Mr.. A. W. SandrIug. manufacturer Of
monuments aud tombstonss, left Tues
day evening for Fort Worth, Texas.
whers he goes to erect a large and hne
monument TO the memory OF Mr.. Thos.
Tidbali. who was at one time a citizen of.
Lexington. Mr.. Sandring shows CON-
mendabls enterprise 10 thus reaching out
10 his business enterprise so fer away
from home. He does exceilent work, and
people II home as well as al . distance
appreciate this fact.
Next Tuesday. February 8, the bslmy
atmosphere Of rural Indiana will psrvade
the stage Of the New Grand opera house
when Joseph Arthur famous comedy
drama, "Blus r. JsAnsP will hold the
boards. Il is hearty and wholesome 10
is comedy, strong ia Its clean cut char.
aoter drawings and with a plot that is at
ones simple and Ingenious. 1t Is oiled
With powerful scenes, some OVERLOOKING
with infectious humor, while others are
almost tragic 10 their intensity. Seats
now on sale.
We are permitted this morning TO
announce the marriage OF Miss Matte
Davis and Mr.. Lewis Eckle. 10 take place
on the 9th OF next month. Miss Matte
Davis 10 the daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. J,
X. Davis, and was born aud reared In our
community. Mr.. Eckie Ia likewise q
Lafayette county young man aud has
grown up to young manhood IN ouI
midst. Both Of the young people belong
TO the best families OF our city and county
and are highly esteemed 10 our midst
The young people have the best wishes O.
the IErRLIIaESoRR.
Among the spacial features OF "Blus
Jsans." which will be seen at the operi
house next Tuesday are the iamou'
Rising Sun band. the Blue Jeans guar
t-sts, thv Ers~s political b-rv-uue, TN
apple orchard on Perry Bascom's farm
tho Christmas tree and Santa Claus, ant
the greatest Of all, the wonderful saw
mill scene with the huge saw 10 full
operation. In addition to these, the plaI
itself stands in tho front ranks Of Amer
loau dramas. Its story Is we'll told sn'
Interesting, the plot ingenious and IL
comedy none the less hearty and effective
for being pure aud wholesome. Seat
now on sails.
Everybody who enjoys seeing the oddi
ties Of life clearly depicted and its dsepe
passions carefully portrayed. iu short
all who enjoy a thoroughly good play
and who does not-wili be glad TO lear
that "Blue Jeans," Joseph Arthur's woTi,
famous comedy Of rural Indiana life, vii
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: entertaining throughout the company
COOS one 0 the scenic suects elaoorat
The formal opening OF the remodele
audience o Of the South Street Chris
tisn church Of our city will take plac
tomorrow, Rev. A. W Kokendoier, {
: the Forest avenue Christian church, {
= Kausas City, will deliver the openip
sermon aud remain TO conduct a revivI
. through the following weeks. Rev. Z,
, ksudoRer IL one OF Tho most effectiy