The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-06-21

permanent. Bond required. This Is
the best season Of the year to CON-
mence work. Do not answer unless
you mean business and can give good
reference. B.s-Marsball Medicine Co.,
Kansas City, Mo. 6.2ltS
The Glenwood nine, composed of
the following young men, Claude
Bland, Earl and Walter Wallace,
Homer and Lee Young, Louis Smith,
Julian Wyatt, Erwin Amor INT Oscar
Samuelson, gave a social last Thurs
day night, :he proceeds to go toward
getting some of the many things a
base ball team needs. The place
selected for the social was in a beau
tlful grove near Glenwood school house.
The tables we're attractive, being under
the wide-spreading branches of an old
elm, with chairs for all at tables.
Beautiful Japanese lanterns made the
place gay; inviting seats we're placed
here and there for those wishing to
form a social group or a quiet tete-
a-tete. These boys are young and this
is their first attempt at entertaining.
They covered themselves with honors;
many were the compliments heard on
their quiet manners and %gentlemanly
way Of treating all. ~
The following advertisement was
clipped from the Kansas City Star Of
Wednesday, under the head Of "Too
Late to Classify" 1t will be of in-
terest to Odessa people, where the
Countess" formerly lived; "Countess
Letitia De Kucheinski, by request,
repeated her lecture Sunday evening
at the Academy of Music. 1t was a
great success. She can rightly be
called the golden tougued orator, for
her language was sublime, and as
sparkling and pure as the dew drop.
How seldom do we meet a combina-
ton so rare, for she was logical and
practical. With all, her theme can
rightly be called, "Truth in Splendor.
Waverly Waterman: If a premium
was offered for old, d%ilapidaled, dan
gerous sidewalks, Waverly would carry
off Inc first prIze dead easy. The city
councils order tor new walks and the
repair of old ones, don't seem to have
any effect. The year and a hal
old child of Arthur Robertson fell from
a small wagon last Saturday evening
and broke its arm between the elbow
and wrist. The arm was set and lh,
child is getting along nicely.
Weeds are about TO take Waverly
/ Some few have moved them in front o
I their property, but a majority of on
residents have so far neglected to d,
likewise.
We have just received from tn
Burlington passenger department
D circular announcement of the "Teacb
ers' Special Tram" from Kansas Cit
to Minneapolis, leaving Kansas City a
1880 p. m. Monday, July 9TH, via tn
5 Burlington route, arriving at Mlnneal
oils at IL 80 o'clock next morning
s The teachers and their friends ar
invited to join this special train. TIL
c excursion rates are cheap and tiekt
: agents can give all information abor
this special; all inquiries nav b
d addressed to Prof. j. M. Greenwood
superintendent of Schools. kaHsi
City, OF Mr.. E. q. Sharon, City Pa.
= senger Agent of the Burlington
Kansas City.
We have just received a copy of til
% special trade edition OF the Higgin
IS vile Jeffersonian. 1t consists of ;
y pages of well-written comment on IL
o industries Of Higginsville, printed {
fine book paper, splendidly bound ar
we'll illustrated. The edition is
le credit to the business men of Il
place, and a great credit to the II
dustry, enterprise and ability of Il
y J%effersonian. The trade issue is
e. "blooming success"
- splendid new curbing has BET
y placed in front and also on the we
- side Of the colored Baptist churc
We suppose that w will soon see
good new sidewalk put there.
j. H. Tucker and Miss LuI
Graham returned to Buckner FridI
morning. They were accompanl
by Mrs. j. E. Tucker and Miss Lei
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