The Lexington intelligencer. [volume], June 08, 1901, Image 8

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McCauslands Price List
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Lace Curtains, per pair
Curtain Poles, complete.
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Window
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Shades 10, iV 30. ;u and .Victs
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McCAUSLAND j
LOCAL SHORT-STOfS.
Miss Bessis Estle left Friday niorolog
lor her home at DeWiu, Mo.
Judge Joseph Smith left yesterday
to ipend a few dsys at McAlester Springs.
Misses 1'rosser and K ckeis, teachers at
C F. C, left jesletdsy for Jefferson
City.
Mies DaNy Thornton returned Friday
tnorotog from a abort visit to Higgios-vllle.
! Miss Aooa Kennedy arrived Thursday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Charles C
Wallace.
I Mr. Richard Kyland came in Thursday
from Kansss City for a visit with the
boroefulk.
Mr. M. W. Serat, of Kansas City, came
down Thursday to look after bis
ruining interests here.
j Mrs. Hartie M. Bacon and her daughter,
i Mir Marion, of Cential college, left
i yesterday for Fairfax, Mo.
Capt. Barobardt, of W. M. A., left j Rev. E. J. Fensterroacber returned
Thursday evening for his summer vsca- Wednesday from Liokville, Mo., wher ebe
tlon. j waa called to preach a funeral.
MlssLillisFox.oneof Central's teach- j Mr. John Dullog. who bai been sbsent
ers, left Friday morning tor her borne at tor the past month on a trip through the
Odessa. j west, returned yesterday from Denver.
Miss Jewell, Mrs. Moorebead'a trimmer, Mr. aod Mrs. Flynt Sawyer came down
left Thursday for her boms at Ottawa, j frmn lodepeodeoce Thursday to visit the
Kansas. j family of Mr. T. C. Sawyer, south ol town.
Miss Daisy Thornton went to Higgles- , Mr. M, E srat cam down from
villa Thursday to visit ber siater, 1 Ksoess City Wednesday to look after bla
i . . . . . .
Mrs. D. Bogle.
Mrs. Mamie Geyer left Tbnrsdsy even.
Ing to spend a few days visiting friends
id liaveowortb, Kas.
Mra. Perry and ber daughter, Ml8
Lacy, left tor home Thursday. Miss
Lacy Is one of Central's students.
Mrs. Sallie Dinwiddle, of Waverly, who
lias been visiting the family of Mr. B. T.
John, returned home yesterday.
A marriage license was issued Friday
morning to Wan. J.Fette, of Alma, and
Alius Flora Scharnborst, of Concordia.
Capt. J. Q. Plsttenburg retnrned Thurs
day from Kansas City, where be bas
been spending several days on business.
Mrs. Em 1 1 Lndwigs left Tbnrsdsy
lor Buffalo, New York, to join ber bos.
band, who is now engaged in business
.there.
("Dr. Q. W. Hyds returned Wednesdsy
'fro at Liberty, where be went to attend a
meeting of tbe trustees of William Jewell
. .college.
Judge James Cooney, ot Marshall, con
. gressman from the sixth district, was in
tbe city Thursday vtnltlng with Lexington
'.friends.
Messrs. Fraok Trigg and Felix Young,
wliO hare been spending a few days
mining interests bere at tbe Serat shaft
1 Dr. K. D. Smart, of St. Louis, who
' addressed tbe gradnating class of Central
! college Wednesday, left tbia morning for
, home.
i Mr. Q. A. Morrell, who bas been at
; tending tbe closing exercises of Central
: college, left Thursday for bis borne at
Marshall. 4
Miss Grsce Phillips, sister of Superin
tendent Phillips, of onr public schools,
left Thursday morning for a visit to Lee's
Summit.
Prof. B. Bicbter, musical director of
tbs Baptist Female college, went to Kan
sas City Thursday evening to spnnd a
few days tbere.
Central college students wbo left yes
terday were Misses Leo Kupe, of Bork
port. Mo., and Clsudis Poage and Addis
Wynne, of Gallatin, Mo.
Miss Juanita Kaoler, one of Central's
students wbo bss been visiting Miss
Arline Burden for s few days, left yes
terday morning for ber borne.
Mr. A. B. Davidson and wife, of Malta
Bend, were tbe guests of Rev. R. S. Hun
ter Thursday night. They went bome on
tbe J. C. B. A L. Friday moromg.
Mrs. J. L. Barkner and two little
. flsbiog at Langdon, Mo., returned boms j daughters left Thursday evening for their
Thursday nigbt. i boms at Chicago. Tbe young ladiea bae
Mr. Lee Martin, who has been attending j owo 10 Antral college during tbe pat
'IT. M. A., and bis sister, wbo bas been at j
C. V. C, left Thursday for their boms Alias Katie Cbsdwick, of Warrensburg,
at Crockett, Texas. arrived Io our city Thursday and Is tbe
Aoleartot lulls bop waa given by our g"st of Mrs. W. B. Scbullx. Mm Chad.
. young society people at Turner ball Tburs wlc' ''lv formerly lived
doy olgbt. About thirty were present
.and all bad a pleasant lime.
Mr. John L. Foster, of Oak Orove, Mo.,
accompanied by bis little dsughter.
Ruby, came in Thursday olgbt to visit his
brother, Mr. A. B. Foster.
Hon. John Welborn weot to Uigglos- j
fills Thursday to deliver an address
there that .afternoon at a meeting of tbe
American Federation of Labor.
Don't forget to come to tow n next Tuts.
ay. Sells & Gray's I'uited Shows, will
give a dazzling street parade that day and
two performances uoder tbe big tent.
A big crowd is expected In town next
Tuesday to see Sells & Gray's unlit-d
.shows, which will (five a grand etrett
parade aod two performances, afternoon
and evening oo that dav.
tlev. J. 11. Glaoville, who bas bwn
ton Dec led with theUeulral college faculty
for tbo pat two years, left yn-terJay
accompnlto by his Wll and liit.e boy,
for Trloldad, Colo., wliere lie iii take
iDioikterial work fur tbe sjujiut..
.
The ene-tlln. of cre.u, a-u x
.... ..... inr av per lb; nns new j
Malaga grapes a, Jos. U Long. .
Mr J C. Millet aod wife, who bare
w the.r son In Moberly. re-,
.Til esd.V. Mr. Miller has ren.
.tteoJlngthephotorph,r'.conveat1onj
attjoiocy, HI. '
-OR S4Lr-rNiou'.lrrel sHortloro i
sod he.fers tor ilf Apply t ?
,.r.n. h ml-. ea.st of Lrxincion, on the
S.t Pond rsd. or nply to n.e at H'g-
gtnsville. N.M.looini.
The county court hs been is se.sion all
this week but adjourned Wednesday even
ing to mret agsia the Tlh of this
month, when the matter oi sa
will come before the court.
Mias Rebecca Birch, of Glasgow, s
former student of Central F.m.l college,
attended the slumnse banquet at Central
college Tnesday olgbt and letting Mrs.
Leroy Fsrmer for a tew days.
Rv. D. Buchmneller left Thursday
tor Wellington to attend the conference
ni the West Missouri district ot me uer
m.n Kvsnirelicsl synod. Mr. Frtd Llcbte
also went ss a delegate from this city.
Mr D. P. Moore, of Mexico, Mo., gen
era I manager of tbe Lexington Telephone
company, wbo bss been spending several
davs in tbs city looking arter tne anairs
left Thursday for
Ul inc s -rf
Uigginrilie.
Mr. snd Mrs. Burgner, of Webb City,
Mo., sccompsnied by their dsughters.
Misses Rutu snd Line Burgner, who
bare been attending Central Female col
lege during tbe past year, left Thursday
evening for home.
Mis Louise Smith, one of Central's
graduates, left Wednesday evening for s
visit with Ksnsss City friends before
going tt her home fur the summer. Miss
Louise will teach elocution this year and
bas already secured a nice posittoo.
Mrs. John Looraia and children, Miss
Carrie Loomis snd Elmtwth Loomis,
Mr. and Mrs-Chas. Loomis aud children
went tl-'ri to crooked river Thursday
Prof, ssmrk and wife sod Misses
Stella a. J l orne:;a K.iana amo went
fl.hmg Bert the rlvtr that morning
Miss Jennie C. Brown, srt teacher at
Central Female college, left Thursday
for a few day's visit at Sweet Sprlogd,
Mo. From there she will go to her bome
at Montreal Canada, stopping oo the way
at Buffalo to visit tbe i'an-American
exposition.
Misses Lillian aod Irene Ramsey, stu
dents of Central Female college, left
Thunday evening for tbeir bome st Kan
sas City, Ksa. Tbey were sccompsnied
by their sister, Miss Lets Ramsay, wbo
baa been attending tbs closing exercises
of tbe college.
Dr. Cbas. Manly went to Kansas City
yesterday to meet bis daughter, Mrs.
Jss. I. Kendrick and ber two little
children from SatTird, Ala., aod Misses
Msrv and Helen Patrick, two of hi
grandchildren from Marioo, Ala. Tbey
returned with bim to Lexington last
Dighl.
Tbe Catholics of Concordia, Mo., wi
have their newly built St. Joseph'
cburi h dedicated oo Sunday, June 9. Th
Rt. KdV J.J. Glennou, D. D. blsbop if
Kansas City, Mo. will dedicate tbe church
aod preach an Koglish sermon. Rev.
Beroardioe Wissler. U, F. M. will preach
s German sermon. All ars kiodly iovited.
Dr. Ramsey, wbo baa been bers attend
ing tbe closing exercises ol Ceotral
Female college, left Wednesday evening
for bis boms at Kansas City, Kas. Us wss
sccompsnied by bis dsugbter, Miss Quids
Ramsey, wbo bas been at the college
during the past year. Misses Irene and
Lillian Ramsey will visit friends bere a
few dsys before goiog home.
Mr. Tbos. C. Bailey, of Wellington, and
Miss Margaret E. Dickey were married st
3 d. id. Thursday at tbe home of tbe
bride's sister, Mrs. John Bush. Rev. E.
J. Feotrmacher performed tbe cere
emony. Tbe weddlog waa a qaiet affair,
only a few of the relatives snd friends ot
the cootractlog parties being present.
Missea Nannie Gordon, Nannie Chine,
Matfs Baodon, Addie Wilker, Rev. K. J.
Fenstermacher snd Mr. Clarence Vivien
will leave Monday morning to attend the
annual Sunday school and Christian
Endeavor meeting at Sedalia, wbico will
be in sesnioo tbere Irom the flth to the
Uin. Miss Matlie Biodon will read a
paper oo "Tbe Promtaes of the Endeavor
Pledge."
Mies Arline Burden entertained a num
ber ol ber young friends Wedoesday olgbt
at bar pleasant bome on South street.
WILLIAM P. KASK1S
President.
W. B.TKVI3
Vice Pres.
Cul,,
" AlulLl
LEXINGTON SAVINGS BANK.
LEXINCTON,
PAID UP CAPITAL,
MISSOURI.
$50,Qoo
txes a fooural banklug business. Solicits account
Liberal sveorumodationa to customers.
DIRECTORS
K NICHOLSON W D RANKIN JOHN S KYLAND
.HUFFMAN AOYOCNQ
STOCKHOLDERS I
M Chapman
I Hoffman JnoR Kyland
Hufus ToUtig Mrs 8 Kenlck
Allcs W Wlngste Bettle W tjiultb
A 0 Young C K CbsmitD
Henry C Wallace B A Wallace
II i
Walter B Wa.ldeil
DWB Tevis
W D Kankln
Kannle W Dartxn
H B Duke.Curutor
Jackson Bradley
J W Chambtn
0 A Krieks
H, nrJ HaiWll
BPNW'h.,),
MiCAl'SLS ND. Pres. B. R. IRELAND, Cashier.
LXJ.t3.,-HHKa1
The Traders' Bank,
3EAID XJP GilXXTjOaX. OQO.OQO,
WELLIBQTOH. I Teacherg Elected.
Miss Dora Slads is visiting friends at j Tbe board of dlrectori of thti
Sunshine, Ray county, Mo. schools of our city met Thund,,.j,
Mrs. E. T. 8. Tidbsll bas been qalte .vw .-Kuers i0r mt(eit(L,
sick for several days but is reported lm- 'o. owing are the
! e"w.
C. A. Phillips, superlotendent.
. . . . i k nkin hnslneaa and Solicits tkeaonunirf..
and individuals.
depositors.
tollecuons will receive prompt attention.
proving.
Miss May Walker, of Lsmont, Mo., is
the guest of her dsughter, Mrs. H. A.
Williams. i
Jacob Crutsioger bas resumed his old
place as driver oo tbe delivery wagoo tor
Scnaberg Bros.
M- P. Burgee sad wife returned bome
High School Miss Florenct j,,
priocipsl; Miss Aoole Allen, smi-u
Ceotrsl School Miss Mrj h,;. T
cipsl; Misses Lulu Cbandier.
8baw, Qeovieve Russell, Mary yti,
laod, Susie Alford, assistants.
S-cond Ward Miss M ggi i-J
Saturdsy lrom ao extended visit to rela- principal; Miss Mattte bandua mia:
lives in Warren county.
Third Ward Mias Kate Drv.i
Beth Leberman atd wire left yesterday cipal; iliss Mary Ridings, assiiuit.
fn, nai.hnma oo a Drosoectlog trip wnn , lu.wm-anw trail.
s view to buying Isnd there.
Work oo the touadstlon for Dr. F. W. ,
Mano's new residence oo South Walout
street wss commeoced Monday. i
Mrs. Wm. W. Coras and two chlldrsn .
. a ntit
left Huousy osoroing deflolte, nlana have vet h..
to relatives la Yates Center, Kai. , . ,h , . lh, holidl
I . I I U . I. I ,( f
vviuinj iKuwi-vxvu. 1 1 . urfec, t
cipal; Misses Sarah Uribam, BCi-
Faonle Rose, aaeieiants and OKHii)
ders, substitute.
No extra teachers were sltcUd !ari
new building Io lew of tbe fact Uu
Joho Nichols hss been given charge of
tbs rsllrosd seclloo gaog bers while fore
men J. II. Uray Is absent oo the sick I'sl.
Loo Hims left Tuesdsy morning for
Lake City where be bss secured s plaee
with W. T. Johnson's fores st work on
tbs Mo. 1'. B K. grsde.
C. H. Duck lei t Tuesday for Lexington
where bia sister, Mrs. A. N. Woodard,
and himself will reside Io rooms reoted at
tbe old Elizabetb Aull aeminary.
We are glad to report that our fellow
townsman, W. H. Urifflo, who was severe
ly Injured seversl weeks sioce by fslliog
down the shaft at the Seswell coal mine,
Is slowly improving aod sbis to set op a
little.
Tbe board of educatioa bas given Mr.
W. H. McDugal tbe contract for tbe con
struction ot ao sddltiooal room to tbe
school buildiog. Miss Naoois Corse has
beeo giveo tbe place ol third teacher.
Work oo the additional room will be
commeoced at once.
A bright little boy residing oo ths
south side of town persistently refused to
allow himself made ready for tbs Chil
dren's dsy entertaiomeot, stoutly io-j
sistiog tbst it was not Sanday, cause'
Btte Drommood oever corned over from I
01 esse that dsy be said.
I
to Lex
iogtoo
Miss Annie Allen weot to iligginstllie
yesterday to spend a few days with
p.I.IIdu. I kurd lh. u. . 1 1 1- ,1 I
for tbe opening ot the in.t.tute her. 1 'f X pU" ,.be P"
Monday.
Rev. B. V. Altoo, wbo bas been atteod
ing tbe closing exercises cf Ceotral
Female college aod visiting old Lexingtoa
friends, left Wednesdsy evening for a visit
at Ksosas City.
Mr. U. O. Fuelling snd Mr. Uus Userle
went to Ksosas City yesterday to
Ueod a meeting of representatives of
stste republican clobs, snd to be present
at a banquet of tbe clubs.
Mrs. Meoefee, of Ceotral Female col-
lege, left yesterday to pt-od tbe sum
mer at Richmond, and Mma Herrien
Meoefee, br daughter, left for the ame
place Thursday afternoon.
Mr. E. A Lidwi?, uf this ritr, li nv w
st Buffalo, N York, In tne o-iini,
buioes at ' 5H5 .M a I n .t. 1)hvm
be p'eHV.'d to sie say ol li'x nl-t Ixinl jii
iriruus who may be Tinilug l.ufla o.
cipal amusement of ths evsolug. Ice
cream, strswberriee and cske were served
to tbe guests sod greatly enjoyed by
them. Miss Arline always entertains ber
friends nicely and last night, as usual
was a most pleasant occasion for all. '
Toesday at about 12:30 p. m. Irving
Fargusoo, son ot Mr. Jsraea D. Farguson
who resides to East Lexington, accl.
dentally shot himself with a 22-csliber
pistol. The ball entered tbe right cht-st
sbout two inches below tbs clsviclo and I
entered the lung, produciag a duozt-ro j i
wound. He bind profusely aad during!
the afternoon bad a severe bemurrna 1
snd wss spif.iog considerable b iioa i
He died abou'.B o'clock Thursday raon. i
Irig. thi. f ji iral serrlces wers held fr,,m '
tfc Method.-? cborch Friday sfterno.,n '
ifev. J. C. (i:(Ol tfflclstlng.
t'ii.i'.:i'is :iKKT WA5THt-Tlie Ik.
T K'.i.k.k si li'. wants s correspondent in
svrT ti n i Lafayette .c-juoty. Write!
lor par' . -a,..!-.
S0T1CB TO EX-oosrtDEurn
Tbs stste reunion ot ex-eosfMen
of .Missouri, will be brld InSpniftvi
Mo., three dsys, August 8, sittsnJ
bo 40ih saolvsrsarv of tLiWtits
Wilsoo Creek. During thii miMf
oslly monument, purchased bj trurt
from sll parts of tbe west, will stiitr
with Imposing ceremooisi, Tb '
On federate cemetery west of tbs I'
alsslppl thst is locsted near bere, vm
repose the remains of bunJrwUri
valor for tbe lost cause cao wre
f jrgotteo. Tbls ooveilmg will h
consummation of fond hopes that &
beeo entertained tor thirty yes:',':
with tbe three days' reunion, sillsf
tbls occssloa tbs most memoratiit s-
the kind ever beld Io tbe west. fM'
Springfield, regardless ot poillkis:
affiliations, will cordially wslcoan
royally entertain air visitors, ut
urgent invitation is extended loir
every where to come. Already
ooe-bslf fare oo all rallroadi b
announced. Tbe "Queen City"
Ozarka will aralraune vou. For Itt
lolormatioo, address
NB.Hoea
Cbsirmsa Adv. Com., HpriofWt
Watson-Msnlv
. . . a . a L l ar4
Ths horse thnt Mr. Walt.r Nlvera a ' A number 01 the irienos oi iu
riding In pursuit of a fleeing cow last d psrtiss bsve received tbs follosiM
riumlsr morninir sterjoed In a hul. and 1 Dr. and Mrs. Charles Msoly rtq
fell to tbe ground, throwing Myers off in
such s manner that ths animal rolled over
biro, breaking hia shoulder blade, bruis
ing tbs tide of bis face sod inflicting
several other minor Injuries. At last,
sccounts he wss doing well.
W. F. Lelnback, our genial and efficient '
lontorial artist, Mooday morning em
ployed Fat Kerdolf. colored, a good BIRTHS
barbur, to assist blm in tbe shop, as1 Horn. In Concordia. May
Frank alleges solely to meet lbs demands the wife of Mr. F. li. Kueck.
of bis locressing business, but many of j
the boys aboot town declare that It was . . lL ""Sr. e Hon"
the awful car. aod expeos. loc.deot to 1 ., "A' S thll?'Znt.
IIIKIf IIIKTIIIW. inij 7 J VI
properly rearing bis rapidly multlDlvlos- luot. Mr. It u ben Wlllsrd, s;eu
famllv of eanarv hlr1 that InmnA kin . vaara.
- J .. ' . u, U1IU W , " '
elbelP- Died, at his horns, east of 0d-
Tk.,,k,i. ... .. asy, sisy it, wi,
lbs Chlldrsn s Day programme render-1 ,,,a 73 sears.
eohr mmKrinf iku,.n... u ... f"!
M v rhnrnh t. "l ,0 Died, suddenly at Odessa. -O
h- cborch Sunday svsolog was ,,-oiog May 81st. Mrs. Nasoie Bls!
pronooncsd socoess Io all particulars aod wife of Mr. Jamee Blackwsii.il
renecied great credit opoo tbe little ooes
partieipatlog aod honor aod praise for
Mesdamea H. B. Corse, J. A. Mano aod
Henry CarUr, who with tbs assistance of
msoy others, managed lbs affair. Ksv.
E. Y. Gloo delivered ao appropriate
addreas. The building would oot aooom-
modate ail io stleodance, many ot whom
crowded the doors aod wlodows.
LtALMA.
1 honor of yoor presence st tbs mrk
of tbeir daughter, Isabel, to Mr-
. Watson, Tuesday afternoon. UH
leentb. otoeteeo baodred aod f
three o'clock, First Bsptl't churc.
Iogtoo. Missouri. At home sim
Wtb, 33) Oreso Avsone, Oreeovllfc
Carolina.
years.
... I Ilia AS
rooming. May 30. after s briar
Percy Betgtrled.
1
MARRIAQES
Joss
Msrrled. ot oifoo"""' ,,bt!rt
oesr W.verly, at be boisol i i
naranta. Sir. ISO Sin. n."'.-..
Wesley Downs to Miss '"
i. srel ke'
rt a vnnnv iisi i ii ib as -
lystnltf-
IV- 'j
tsn!
i 1 1 i . .
1 "ueii resigned his office
r- the tet. s,,d iJeir
ip"!Md by tns county
Mr. h,H
s, . a.
- ,,,r lm,H ,Rl mn BUt) w((4
as Jus-
Hmith wss
eourt bis sue-
been In bad
tilahl n-anwCtad 10 tbll
beautiful young bride w
white silk sppllqoe snd satin
The wedding wss s very
only a few oesr reiativ - ,
heiJff nresent. After a del.csis
happy ooupl left for th " A
will be at hotns to lb '
m order lU, n, m, ht
suu.Uirr ID (.Vr,: v.
hom
nesf"
if
i..i. Ak t thttir new
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Koclr. Art. The writer w;.h u
life filled with bsppioe"-