The Lexington intelligencer. [volume], June 29, 1901, Image 3

About The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949

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MISCELLANEOUS MELANGE.
IProm Saturday' Daily.l
Viss ADnie Trigg went to Marshall
-lo!, Mrj Willi.....
Gowcr.
Mrs. Gus' Weber left this morning
t a weeks visit with relatives at
Vojeka, Kas.
Mr. M. W. Serat came down last
uigbt from Kansas City to look over
tlie mining piaot, nere.
Mr. I. G. Jeale and wife went to
tic?insville this morning to visit
!r. Neale's sister and other relatives,
Mrs. Geo. Dodge weot to Higgins
ille this mornioir to visit over Sun
day with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Thomas
Thi transfer company keeps a call book
at tbe Mammoth, livery stable and 000 at
hue Grind Central bole). Leave orders at
littt placea. tt
Prof. Stark Is moving Into the
wjusc recently occupied by Dr. V. R
Kckle, and will soon be settled in bis
:,ew ro.-idcDce.
Rev. J. W. Cogglns, pastor of the
Cbrlitian church at Odessa, spent a
'tw hours in our city this morning
visiting friends.
Mis Kate Murphy, one of tbe
young ladles . who work.9. Id Craw
ford's laundry, was overcome by the
titat Thursday afternoon."
Church of Cbrlat Sclsotiit, Baoday
mmIcss aa follow 10:30 . m., tioodsy
school 11 :30 a.m., at Katghu ot Pjrtblat
ball. All are Cordial) (avlted. tf
Mirs Kuhaooah Scearce, of Hig
q.cavlllu, came up to Lexington yes
wrday evening to attend the hop last
eight and to visit Miss Daisy Thorn
(cd for a few days. v
Baby Estcllc McGrew PuVal, ac
companied by ber ourec, Miss-Kale
baoddy, left this morning for a two
weeks visit witb tier. aunt. Mrs. vt.
ii Bard, at Sedalia.
Miss Edna Weight, who has been
attending the teachers' iostltute io
itils city for tbe ' past two weeks,
went to Wellington yesterday even-
is?. After a few days visit there
"be will return to her borne at bates
City.
Many women fait to digest tbeir fond,
13d so become pale, sallow, tbla and
w;k, wblle tbe bngbtatss, freshness
ad beauty ot tbe skin and complexion
Cparts. Bemedy tbls by taking Herbine
after each meal, to digest wbat you bare
nten. Price, fjO cenu, Fer ale by
Crenshaw A Young. 6 1ml
Mrs. Jacob Haas, of Corder, who
his bfen visiting her daucbter, Mrs.
Hnhenwald, returned home this
raoming. Mrs. llolienwald's frieiids
ill he pleast-d to hear that she is
recovering rapidly, from the accident
of several week- ago in which the
knee cup was fractured.
(.'apt. Ryland Todhunter and Mr.
V N. Wilson returned veterduy
evening from Versailles, in Morgan
cuoty, where they have been In
specting some Morgan county land in
winch they art' interested. Capt.
Todhunter presented the writer with
a small pamphlet setting forth the
advantages and the wonderful lulu
trul resources of Morgan county.
About a dozen couples of our young
v-clety people bad a little bop at the
Turners' hall last eight In booor of
Miss Ruhannah Scearce, of Higgins
lle, who is tbe guest of Miss Itoisy
Tbornt6n, and Mls Kstclle Cafson,
of Fayette, who 1 visiting her aunt,
Mrs. W. V. Kerdolff. Jr. Tbey had a
Wight,tul tin? and tbelr guests of
Unor will carry away with' them
most pleasing recollections ot the
occasion.
Tbe Trenton Republic has been
boasting of its big lot of chcrriu? on
1 small branch brought into that
ofSce recently Mrs. Alice Relic
Hays brouULt us io a small branch,
even inches in length, from a cherry
tree on Shirley farm cast of town,
0 the first four inches ot the branch
'fere arc 4K perfectly developed
'terries nnrt i.n rhp entire branch!
there are 7tt cherries and a cluster of j
: chrrnes was broken off in breaking''
tilt' hriln.'l. fl'.,i.. Hi,. trr.V Thcv ari!:C
,ri "ur olllce and will be slmwn m any
'"c doiihtiinj tbis story. Who can
'"at thixi'
From Mnoday'i Dally.)
Mi.-s Far.nte JnhQ went
to Kansas
-.? c-uuraay even m-
to visit rela
tive
B
Mr Lutl.tr Crecrtavr came ia last
family U VUit With bis fatter'?
Miss Fannie Mitchell, ot the tele
Phone onice, spent yesterday Id Kan
sas Lily.
Mrs. Sanford Thornton is visi tire
the family of her mot I tr in Iliirs.
vllle today.
Mr. Frank Carter and wife spent
yesterday with relatives in Kansas
Kansas City.
Mr. Horace Bolton came down ves
terday from Atchison, Kas., to visit
the home folks.
wrs. uias. Morrisoo, of Kat.sas
City, came down Saturday night to
visit relatives in our city.
ar
Miss bdna Dean, of Corder, who
nas oeen attending the institute, re
turned home this morning.
Rev... M. Williams left Saturday
evening for Gallatin, Mo., where bis
wire is spending the summer.
Mrs. Cuas. Hedrick. of Henrv. Mo..
is spending a few days with the
family of her mother, Mrs. Smock.
Mr. Jerry Chamberlain came down
from Kansas City Saturday night to
spend Sunday with his family here.
Mrs. II. V. Estill, of Moberly, Mo.,
arrived in our city Saturday evening
aod is the guest of Mrs. W. B. Bclton.
Mr. Otto Xagel, of Barron &
Nugel's left yesterday evening for a
weeks visit with friends near Mar
tial!. The transfer company keeps a call book
at tbe Mammoth liverv stable, and 00 at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders at
these placea. , 10-27-tf
Mr. Geo. M. Mountioy returned
last night from McAlester Sprir.ir,
where he has been spending a few
days for his health.
Mr. Shclton Fulkerson. who has
been visiting friends near Lexington
for the past week, returned last
olgbt to Nevada, Mo.
Judge Richard Field received a
.telegram announcing-tbe death, tbls
morning, or his sister, Mrs. J. A.
Quarks, at Lexington, Va. -
Mr. Ton James weot to McAlester
Springs yesterday to spend tbe day
with Mr. Kick Haerle, who has been
at the Springs for some time.
Mls3 Elizabeth Lcsueur, who ha
been visiting the family of Mr.
Joeeph Lesueur, left Saturday ever.
log for her home at Kansas City.
Mrs. W, K. Trotter, who has been
spending several dav visiting rela
tives and friends in our city, returned
yesterday evening to Kansas City.
Fob Sale-I bave for sale a good pay-
log business, a boat two thousand caeb
required. For toll particulars call cn P
Lee Wallace, ageot; Lexington, Mo. 4-2
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Mrs. W. T. KerdoltT. Jr.. her
sister. Miss Mollie Eaton, and her
n'ece,' Miss Estelle Carson, spent
yesterday in Kansas City with rela
tives. Miss Naocy Foulds, of Higgics
ville. who has been visiting Miss
Fanoie Hall and attending tte
teachers' institute, left tor home this
moroing.
Mrs. Wilmnt and daughter, of Hig
giusville. came up Sundiiy morning
10 visit Mrs. E. R. Young, and Mrs.
Wilaiot returned home on the even
ing train.
Miss Jennie Meyers, of Kansas
City came down Saturday evening and
I spent Sunday witn ner iriena puss
iMvrtle Klotz, who Is visiting her
relatives here.
Miss Bertha Walruff, of Weston,
who has been spendinu a week with
the family of Mr. M. Engelhard, left
this morning for a visit wltti friends
iu Kan-as City.
Justices ot tbe peace and notaries public
can be supplied with cbattle mortgages
at tbis offloe, at 5 ceota per copy. Al
kinds ot blank rrinied to order. tt
Miss Annie Jefferson, of the Napo
leon neighborhood, who has been
attending the teachers' institute for
the past two weeks, returned home
Saturday eveuing.
' Prof. Tompkins, one of the county
board of examiners, who lias been
assisting In the . county Institute
work, left Saturday ulght fo' his
home at Page City.
Mrs. R. T. Brigbtwcll aod oieee,
Miss Lavinla a..b, of Parkville, Mo
returned home this morning after a
visit of ten days with the family of
Mr. F. C. T. Urightwell.
Mr Zach Wright, of Tongaooxie,
Kas., CHtnc in last night to visit with
Lexington and Lafayette county
ifii.-nds and look alter ms uumucm
interests in this vicinity.
Mr Wm. II. Chiles went, to Kansas
Mty yesterday to spend "'' day with
rinu-iiter. Mrs. W. E. Cmnstock,
and with his wile and daughter, who
are visiting Mrs. Couistock.
Mothers woo would keep tbeir children
in good beaUb should watch tor tbe first
symptoms of worms and remove them
witb Whites Cream Vermifuge. Prloe,
25 cents. For sale bv Crenehaw V,i
There were about ?0
from here vesttrr-hv .n th.. M;.,,,ri
1'acifJc excursion from MyrtcW. There
were thirteen cars tr. tho iriw. mri
between
!0U and 1,000 excursionists
in all.
1:
Misses Annie Marie Campbell, of
Mayview, end Miss Myrtle Carter, of
IligglnxvilWs. who have been visiting
Mrs. Dr. Russell for the past ten
days, left this morning for their
respective horaes.
To save msodicg, avoid breaking, and
to avoid euSsrlng, prevent coughs and
colds by tbe timely cse ot Bsllard'a Hore
boond Hyrup. H U a sate, eure and
o 'of161 ,or tronchial ailments.
J ""' r,od 50 cts. For sale by Cren
ebsw&lonng. 61ml
Mr. Oscar Thomas went to Jeffer-
m)d i.uy ttiis mornlog with two
prisoners who were sentenced at the
last term ot the criminal court.
iney were W. F. Shaw, 3 years, and
in. t,mory (col.) 2 years.
t-oi. Kellujii. Messrs. F.. .1 Mr
urew, John Chamhr-rlal n :npl PVmnr.
DuVal returned this morning from
an outing of a few days at Warder's
cnurcn, wiiere they bave constructed
a tnree-room huntlntr anri fisiiim
louge.
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If you are troubled witb that most nn-
comiortable disease called niles. don't
neglect it. Don't let tbe complaint get a
firm bold. Every day the disease is nee
lected it grows worse. Commence at onre
o use leoiere Enckeye Pile Ointment
me renei is tmmedlate, and cure inialli
ble. Price, 60 cents in bottles. Tubes, 7
cents. For sale by Creeshaw & Yoong.
SUITS
to orders
from . .
$13.50
.. C I
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$50.6.0.
You do not have to select
from a small sample, we show
you the woolens and you
can tell better what will suit
you, Fit Warrented. We
handle a lare stock of.,..
Furnishing
Goods
and Hats,
Shirts and
Underwear "
in an endless profussion of
up-to-date patterns. Give
us a call.
D
or.
Miss Ursula Branch, who h.v been
attending the teachers's lnTitute,
eft Saturday evening for her home
at Hliftrinsville. She was accom
panied by Miss Bessie Craig, with
whom she has been staying, arid who
eoes for a br ef vis t to IliiriiinsvHu
Mr. Ike Rylaud, of Kansas Citv.
came down Saturday night to visit
lie family of his father. Judge John
lyiand, and returned home hist
night. Ills sou, Master Robert Ry
land, came with him and will re.r.uin
for a visit with his grandfather.
Word has been received by friends
here that the eleven months' old
little girl of Prof. W. II. Morton
died on the 17th of this month at
Asheville, North Carolina. 1'iof.
Morton was at one time in charge of
the Elizabeth Aull seminary here and
has many friends who will learn with
regret of his bereavement.
From Tuesday's Dally.
Several good farms tor rent
Apply to
2-lOt!.
J. Q. Plattenturj
Mr. Ernest Eubanks, of Carrollton,
Is visiting Mr. Geo. Sfdwick's family.
Mrs. W. G. Musgrove came down
from Kansas City last ulght to vbit
ber father's family.
Mr. Havden Osborne, who has
attending the Institute, left yester
day tor his home near bates City
Dr. J. E. Tucker and wife and
their daughter, Miss Lelia Tucker,
went to Kansas City this morning
Mrs. S. J. Huston went to Kansas
City this morning to spend a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Yeager,
Mrs. Wm. Loomls starts home this
morning from Los Angeles, t'al., and
she will be about four days ou the
road.
Rev. R. S. Hunter left this morn
ing for I'ertle Springs to altet.d the
Epworli: League conference in ses
slon there this week.
Mr. D. P. Moore and Doc Graham
of Mexico, Mo., are In the city today
oa legal business connected witb 011
telephone company
Mrs. G. W. Hyde left this morning
for Nevada. Mo., where she goes to
attend a meeting of the L'aptlst
Ladies Missionary society
, Miss Rubanuab Scearce, of Hig
giosvllle, who has been visiting Mis
Daisy Thorntou for several davs, re
turned borne thi? morning.
1 : Mrs. Conrad Meisel and Mr. Alfred
Iseman,, from St. Louis, arrived ibis
morning for a visit witb Mr. Jolt
Dryer's family near Lexington.
: Homx Moxxt to Loas.-On good real
estate security.' In sums ot 90O aod up,
at 7 per cent. No commission, so 'red
tape. Applv to i. Q. Platfaburg. tf
Miss Lillie Cromwell, who has been
visiting relatives in our city for sev
eral weeks, returned yesterday even
ing to her Lome at Kansas City.
Mr.-Chas, Willetts was taken sick
yesterday at Mrs. Terhunes, east of
Lexington, and was very ill Tor a
time. He is reported better this
morning.
Mrs. Fred Hix and little daughter,
Miss Blanche Hix, left this morning
for Georgetown, Ky., where they
will spend most of the summer with
relatives.
You feel better at once after oslng
Herbine, you enjoy your food more, aod
yoo get more nourishment aod invigora
ting force out of wbat yon eat. Hence
Herbine makes you strong, vigorous sod
cheerful. Price, 50 cents. For sale by
Crenshaw & Young. 6 1ml
Messrs. Schawe k Weis yesterday
received a large invoice of cooking
stoves to add to U19 already larae
stock of sioves and general hardware
which they already have on hand.
Miss Maggie Spears left this morn
ing for Bozemao, Montana, to spend
two months visiting relatives and
friends. She expects to take absolute
rest aod we trust that she may be
greatly benefited by the change to
the delightful climate of Montana.
Misses Laura Taubman, Clarice
Wevand and Ida Rowe left this
morning for Warrensburg. They go
as delegates from tbis place to the
Epworth League conference, which
meet this week at Feftle Springs,
and tbey will probably be gone all
the week.
j Miss Amelia Druooert, of Warring
ton, Mo., who has been attending the
teachers' Institute- aod' j visiting
friends In our city, left for1 horue this
morning. She was formerly' a 'Stu
dent of the Elizabeth Aull seminary
and has many friends here who
greatly eojoyed her vtsft.
It tbe stomach performs its functions
actively and regularly, tbe food of wbicb
It is tbe receptacle, la transformed into
blood ot a nourishing quality, wbicb fur
nishes vigor and warmth to tbe whole
body. Herbine gives tone to the stomach
and promotes digestion aod limitation
Price, so cents
Young.
For sale bv Crenshaw St
6 lml .
Jell-O, the Sow Resort,
pleases nil tbe family. Knur flavors -lemmt,
orange, ritsplicny mid strawberry. At jour
(jrocttr. lucent. Try It today.
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makes a man feel better X .
than the knowledge of
being well dressed. When t
you bave a suit made from X
the newest materials, just i
the style and a perfect fit T
you have this knowledge. X
Our suits have the style,
fit and material; the t
quality aud workmanship X
are guaranteed T
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Over LuJwigs' Jewelry Store X
Miss Loomls' Recital.
The music class of Miss Carrie
Loorais gave a recital Frida, June 21,
at the home ot Mr. Ld. Loom is to a
large number of the patrons aod
friends, the house being seated with
chairs and crowded to its full
capacity. Miss Lessie Clare Bates
assisted with a reading selection and
Miss Lizzie Smith with tf vocal solo.
The pupils all did remarkably well
and the excellent work cf the entire
class is a great credit to their teacher
and a marked evidence of her ability.
The following is the programme:
Part First.
Duet "Burial of a Hero".. Bohnelder
Mitses Blair Gordon and Loemls.
goto "The Welcome" Lang
Miss Delma Via.
Solo "La Fontaine" Bohm
Miss Elizabeth Loomls.
"Flower Greeting" Bohm
4.
Mis Edna Nagel.
Duet -('Flatterer" Cbamlnada
Mfcse Marguerite Bate and Floreno
Alford.
L,w a."Sooatlnen,Op. W,No.2"
6. Soles- I b. i.usie FraUler".. . ,
Master Carl Stalling.
Solo "Simple Aveu'... Thome
Miss Bertha Walk.
Vocal Solo Selected,
Miss Lizzie Smith,
"la tbe Merry Month of My".Merksl
Miss Blair Gordon.
Part Second.
Duet "Escammllo'HSpanUh dance)
E-ogelmana
Master Carl Stalling and Miss
EMsabeia Loomis.
SoloCbeerfnlness" . ....Ltcbnef
Mis Plorence Alford.
Solo "Meouet, Op. U".. Paderewskl
Misa Margoerlte Bates.
Solo "Dam Sapolitalne ..
...... . ..Sydney Smith
Mis May Staffer.
Keadlag "Tbe Village Seamstress"
Miss Lessie Clare Bates.
Solo "Walzer, Op. 64, No. l"..Chopia
Mis Etta Halnkel.
Solo "Polka" (Boheme).. Rubinstein.
Miss May Russell.
Solo "Ballade III, Op. 47" ... Cbopia
Miss Carrie Loomls.
Duo "Hnsarenrltt" (two pianos)...
Spindler
Misses May Staffer and Loomis.
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6.
7.
8.
9.
Progressive Driving Party .
Something tf a novelty, gotten up
through the efforts of Mr. J. C. Mc
Grtw, Jr., was enjoyed by nine
couplesMonday evening. It wacalled
a progressive, drive, aua is only
the M-cond one so far as we know
that has taken place iu our city. The
party was chaperoned by Mr. Walter
Waddell and Mis Mary Black well
and Mr'. Jesse Crenshaw and Miss
Mary Silver. The special feature ot
the drive was "swappin' gal." Mr
Waddeil carried a trumpet and at in
tervals he would sound the order to
chacee partners. In passing through
lover's lane each young gentleman
changed partners three times.
In the party beside the cbaperones
were Mr. J. C. McGrew, Jr., and Miss
Eugenia Kriebn; Mr. Paul Rankin
and, Miss Myrtle Shelby; Mr. Thomas
Thomas and Miss Bessie Bowman;
Mr. Walter Reoder acd Miss Daisy
Thornton; Mr. George Kerdolff and
Miss Rubannah Scearce; Mr., Tom
Shelby and Miss Katie Hays; Mr.
Clyde Hall aad Miss Leah Chew; Mr.
Hubert Bates and Miss Estelle Car
son; Mr. Frank Slaughter and Miss
Arline Burdeo.
On the drive they stopped at Mr.
Walter Waddell's "Pleasant View"
stock farm and partook of a delight
ful luncheon prepared by,theyouoj
ladies of tbe party. Tbe lawn at Mr.
Waddell's beautiful country residence
is an ideal place for a picnic, and the
picnic and entire drive was highly
eojoyed by all the party.
FOB SALE.
A desirable borne in Higgiotviile, Mo.,
100x110 feet, 00 Main street. Two build
ings on tbe ground; will sell separately,
at a bargain; terms esy. Apply to
A. WADK,
6 1513 Higgiogvlile, Mo. ,
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