The Lexington intelligencer. [volume], September 21, 1901, Image 3

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George
Hyde left Monday
x.,toenter Vassar
r. jw. mtt left fr K.nMB r...
Saturday evening f0l , few dav,.
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i.rvQ -ft fr Iran.
Clty'Frldav Mn,inn ...
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a,ic ui niiuiuwuu, i mother.
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gupdaj here ungues o. .... u,s( J
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faille Erskiae, of Kaosas City, college. ,
m . i i. . rcum. hi ui orart i. u in
LeJlngtou to speud acuuble of weeks
a If n wi1..i
from; i fW " Mr.. Tim Gallivao left for Kansas
v., Ut:uay morning for a v s It to
friends and relatives. ;
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Mrs. vt. uarteos left for Curder
Wednesday morning tl visit her
Mrs. R. J. Wilson and little daugh
ter, Miss Laura, left Tuesday evening
for Little Bock, Ark., for an extend
ed visit,
futnam Fadeless Dye produces the
Miss Nettle Cromwell, of Indenen- fastest and brightest oolors of any
dence. snent Sundav hri the went, known dye stuff. Sold by Chas. W.
of John Morrison and family.
n,, a Ttsll W s.aosas uiy
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'-iia.. a. ;
ilisesf Deal d Ella Good
t of ifca'artastokv: Mo., returned
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lurn pewrrtTtd holoaday mother, Mrs. Rodekolir.
;h, from Mrs. R. S. Stlffler add son left for
lBow- St Louis Sunday morning for a visit
D. fchewaltr ion a -nne- oay to friends and relatives,
Monday. . w .ux. .o. Mr Km Chamber8 came . (
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p 1U Kansas City Friday nlglit for a visit
Hra. B. & Ireland lea ror Kansas to bis mother and sisters,
f. Tuesday, morning. tor a vim w Mrg, Wll)am Griffill) Qf n,
Uds and relatives. ,IUe( gpeDt URy nere tne of
1. H. Capbe and wire relumed R. L. Brelsford aod family.
o BlgBlDSTIUB ""'"'"i uike Conners returned Sunday
r a few v" evening from a several days visit to
n. Jame Robinson returned SaU Sedalia friends and relatives.
'tot evening from a visit to friends
jd relatives alTlpion.,,
fctoud Johntoo- left for ' Liberty
Lday moBlngf where he will enter
mm Jelloliet. '
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MlSS Rose jrnocw reiurneu wat.
Is Saturday oljrtaV ter a tlsit W
ods and relatives here.
W Addle Lamborn, of Kansal
ty. came down Tuesday evening to
II -"-- - Mlaa nilno Parlor loff Ka.,Ha
Vbert Nicholson, of Kansas City, m0rnlng for Kansas City to resume
tent Sunday here with bis parents, ner )utle!, M teacher at Whlttler
i. sad Mrs. Frank Nicholson. gcbooi.
Vjol. Sasauel J. urysaaie rewiroeo Ml89 NaDcy nuaton arrived home
loday evening from a tea days' vlalt Saturday night from a three weeks'
bis old bom t Sweet bprings. Tl81l frend8 and reiauves In Kan.
Cleveland. Re left Friday algbt sas City
St. Louis," after a twit or a rew j8meg Drysdale left Monday morn-
W bere to bla fattter aaa sister. Dg for Kansas City, sfter a visit of
visa Annie 'Do wden came in from several days bere to bis brother and
kllvllle Tuesday evening for a visit sisters.
the family of Charles s. Mitcnen. Mr( Dr. c. A. Nlckell, of liar
Charts EKelboff and1 Mia i Mary wood, came In Monday night tor a
els, of Kansas City, spent Sunday I visit to ber mother, Mrs. Elisabeth
rs the guests of Mrs. Margaret Eckle
ell
GUARANTEE
We the undersigned Reed Manufacturing Com
pany, do hereby certify that
Vaughan & flcCIelland
of Lexington, M.ssouri, has an agency for Reed's
Patent Anti-Rusting Tinware. We hereby war
rant and guarantee against rust, each and every
piece of our anti-rusting tinware. Should any be
returned rusted at any time we Guarantee to re
place same with new goods free of charge.
In Witness Whekeof, we have hereunto affixed our cor
porate seal and sifrnature this 20th, day of June 1901.
Reed Maufacturing Company, KwTork
Misses Tillie and Adeline Bour left
Wednesday morning for Kansas City
to visit friends for a few days.
Miss Fannie John returned home
Tuesday evening from a two weeks
visit to hei brother, Charles John, at
W. F. Kerdolfl, Jr., whd was called
home on account of the serious ill.
ness of his father, arrived Tuesday
night and will remain until his father
Is better.
The High Five club was enter
tained Friday afternoon by Miss
Edna Strarucke at her hospitable
home. The first prize, a book, was
won by Miss Mary Gra vet, and the
booby prize by Miss Maude Burden;
refreshments were served.
If you are troubled with Inodorous
brettb, beart burn, fUtnleoee, betdaebe,
acidity, pain after eating-, loea ol appe
tite, perelitent melancholy, or low spirits.
You need a tonic, a lew doeee oi Herbine
will give you tbe recuperative force to
remove tbeee aleordere. Price, SOoenU.
For sale by Crenebaw A Youog. 9 7ml
Mrs. Charles Weediu and little
daughter, Nettie, left Saturday even
ing for Rock Springs, Wyoming, to
Join her husband, who has a position
there. She was accompanied as far
as Kansas City by Mrs. S. T. Bene
dict and Miss Kate Murphy.
E. 6. Loom is received a telegram
Saturday evening from Durant, I. T.,
announcing tbe death of Leonard II.
Babbitt. Mr. Babbitt Is a brother of
Mrs. E. G. Loorals. No particulars
were given as to the cause of his
death.
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The meatei com way keeps a call book
tke Mammoth livery stable, sad oa at
iiQraadOeetralhoUl. Leave artere
Lee Viae - Ift-fM
UIm Sallie Gordon arrived borne
cesdhur night from a tea days' visit I to her home Saturday evening, after required. For full particular call on F,
Lf.nMa.n relative at Rfc. JftttDb I. ni.nuni. vlalt. t.n .h famllw nf T)r. Lee Wallace, agent. Lexington, Mo. 4-27
Miss Lucy Eobberts, of Kansas
City, came In Saturday morning for a
visit to ber cousin. Mrs. R. E
Fleming.
Miss Mary Belle Carter returned
Loomls.
Mrs. G. W. Hyde and daughter,
Miss Laura, left for Kansas City
Saturday morning for a visit to
friends.
Mrs. Dr. W. R. Eckle and daughter,
Florence, left Tuesday morning for
Lincoln, Neb., for a visit to her
father.
Eaimett Fleming and wife left
left for Kansas City Saturday evening
for a few days' visit to friends and
relatives.
Joseph Wolfe returned Sunday
night from a three months' visit to
bis son, Edward Wolfe, in Lead-
vllie, Col.
The tranifer company keeps a call book
at tbe Mammoth livery stable and one at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders at
tbeee plaoes. tf
Thomas flare, Sr., and John T.
Majors returned from Sedalia Sat
urday evening, where they have been
attending the fair.
Miss Llllle Quandt returned from
Kansas City Sunday night, where she
ha9 been on an extended visit to her
sister, Mrs. G. C. Klst,
Fob flLB I have for tale a good pay
lag bail net, about two thousand oaah
J. W. Meng.
Mrs. S. R. Smith returned to her
home In Kansas City Tuesday even
Ing, after a visit to ber daughter,
Mrs. Sallie Trigg.
rhnreh of Chriat Scientist. Bondav
Wednesday morning tor ner nome at MrvieM u follows: 10:30 a. m., Sunday
llton, 111., after a visit with rela- UftoolUtSOk, a., at Knirhte of Pythias
ball. All areoordlaliv milled. u
fed Savannah.
George B. Gordon wilt move to
filgginsvllle from bis-farm near
Lier this week where be will
ingave In business.
Tittle Miss Angelica Kauffmao left
lives in Lexington.
Mrs. James Finnell and daughter, Miss Marie Coss left
nLauiarine.. returnea uooic muu-1 aiuruiug iur iuuhuouc.
ui sveoina from a visit to friends accept a position as governess In the
W relatives at Sedalia. famllf of Z. W. Wright.
Mrs. RlooardV Cavaoaugh, Jr., re- Miss Harriet Shepherd, of Hume,
Virted borne Iron Sedalis Saturday, I wDO Dag en visiting tbe family of
? ' . a . .
toere she spent severs aays wiwi m, g, Mitchell, lert monaay moroioK
f leads and attendedv the fair (or t visit, so friends at Waterloo.
Ma Bulah BBona ot Wellington Mrs. Martha Utt. Mrs. Lockle
Mrs. Talbot Simpson and her two
children returned to their home near
Aullvllle Friday night, after a visit
to her mother. Mrs. Sadie B- Mo
Clelland.
Robert and James Ardinger left
Friday evening for Hobart, I. T.,
where they will locate upon the
claim which Robert drew in Uncle
Good luck to you
Isaac George, who lived in Lex
Ington in the 40 's and who Is
now a resident of the state of Penn
sylvanh, is visiting old time friends
here. Mr. George was with Donovan
on his march to Mexico, having
enlisted while a resident of Lexintr-
ton along with several others.
Wanted Several periona of character
and good reputation In each state (one In
tble county required) to represent and
advertise old established wealthy buetoeee
bouse of solid financial ttanding. Salary
18 00 weekly with expensee additional,
all payable In cash each Wednesday direct
Irom bead offloee. Horse and carriages
turniBbed, when necessary. References.
Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope.
Manager, 316 Caxton Building, Chicago
Mrs. n. W. Wlnsor gave a party to
the little folks at her home on Six
teenth street from 3 to 6 Friday
Elder and Mrs. E. J. Fenster- afternoon in honor of her little niece,
macher, Mrs. Jennie Allen and Mrs Angelica KaufTman, of Alton, III
Emma Peddlcord left for Mexico Games were played and refreshments
Monday morning to atteni the State served. About twenty little folks
co-operative convention of the Chris- were present. A dainty little sou
tian church. venlr was given each of the guest
Misses Louise and Jeanette Kyland, Mrs. E. P. Ryland and her two
Kansas City, who have been vis- children, who have been visiting tbe
itlng the family of their grand- family of ber father-in-law, Judge
father, Judge John E. Ryland, for John E. Ryland, for the past week,
some time past, returned home Sat- left Friday evening for a few days'
Saturday morning. visit in Independence and Kansas
White's Cream Vermifuge ie essentially City when she will go to El Paso
the child's tonic. It Improves tbe dlges- Texas, to loin her husband and In
tion and assimilation of food, strengthen- tv fu ure reside
nor th nervona system and restorins I
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them to the health, vigor and elasticity Married, ai oweei aprings, mo.
of spirits natural to childhood. Price, 26 September 17th, at 6 O'clock p. m.
cents. For sale by Crenshaw & Young. at the resldonce of the bride's father
The Missouri Pacific has completed John Bellamy, by the Rev. A. P,
William J. Bandon and wife and
son, William Edward, came in Sat
urday night for a visit to Mr. Ban
don's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Bandon.
D. L. Mitchell, Leslie Mitchell and
Drew Crews left Tuesday morning
for Hobart, I. T. Mr. Mitchell goes
to build on tbe claim he drew In the.
recent land lottery. Mr. Crews will
file on his.
Take life aa it comes, and make tbe
most of all circumstances, but for bad
oongh or cold, take Bollard's Horehound
8yrup, tbe best known remedy for quick
relief and sure cure. Price, 25 and 60
cente. For sale by Crenshaw ft Young,
Of
Saturday Sam'8 lottery'
Has., tor"81
JoseDh G. Chinn and Wm, Hale
returned Friday night from Indepen
dence, where they have been attend
mg the annual reunion of Mexican
veterans. The next meeting will be
at Columbia.
Married, In Kansas City, Septem
W 1A IQni William Nnnliplm nnd
U Mtes Hattle:Sbepard,x)fHome speooer, Miss Birdie Utt and Miss rlora BennId(e Tlie young
couple arrived here Monday nigh
irrlved MondayelgW, having been County Clerks'
jailed bere by vtM serious illness of state, to be held !
I Mr. and Mrs. rraoa
the Infant son o
Carter,
Wed Friday olgtt ior a: visit to jjeU Hoffman spent Sunday In Hig-
m family of Charles & Mitchell' - ginsvllle, the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Mies Peart - Bout Tetaraed frotri AlFouldi.
Malta- Kstntday -evening, where she ooro-busrs sprained wrista. barbed.
M been ipendltr -ftw-etajl wltb wire sate ssd apwlas, ersatej
I .11 aaa Mtrslnlrl hen lead WllAel
3r iliter and attending ttw fair, ' . V. romDtiv
1 SXaiieisw w evHwn w w
B. W. 7)aeblet,''0f BTackbarn, TB ,pBlwi. prloe,25 andMoente. For sale
m, aftar a cieaaant visit with the Sanford Thornton md wife left
famllf of bligranafatlnfr.n. tinkler. Monday morning; for St. Louis to
Ml Josle Doric, of Kansas City; attend tbe annual meeting or tne
'ir- ' m i. a m.-imi Mconiiof inn nr .iif
aa3VAliawivsa wa
September 17, 18, 19.
The ladles' missionary meeung
that was U have convened at tbe
JUrried. la thai nrobate offlce. In Presbyterian church on ursoay.
elty. toii&m 18. by .Judge September 19tb. h8been postponed
until tne ionuwug
account of memorial services to be
held that day.
WANTKD-Several peneosol character
aad good reputation ia nob elate (one id
thia eoautv required) to represent aad
advertise old esUbllebsd wssltny business
bouee of solid flnenclsi sunaing. oaiary
fl8.00 weekly with e)xpnee additional,
. . . a. lll.J-..Jaa Jlsani
fMm baad offloee. none sou orriB-
furolihed, when nejoetssry. weierenc
Enclose telt-sddreeeed sumped envelope
Maoager.SlSCaxtoa unnaing, vuicagu.
Fr&nifliStewart was very successful
with ArTstock at tlie Sedalia fair,
na'sfoVed two Jacks, a draft horse
and a saddle mare, and captured four
ribbons. He captured Brat pmo on
draft stallion; first on Jack 2 years
old and over; second oo Jack 4 years
nA and over: second on saddlo mare
rm.i. la almarlnir UD Dretty WCll for
nid Lafavette for prizes at this fair,
.n muah was ihowo from so
maor dlffercDt pmrtiof tha oouotrr.
and will spend a week with the
family of Mr. Nauhelm's uncle, Mr,
David Haecker.
The members of tbe Christian
oburoh have extended Elder E.
Fenstermucher a call asking bim to
remain here another year. He will
accept. He has been bere for three
years and Is very popular, not only
with his congregation, but every
body.
tanes P. (linn,, Edward- LwHardfo,
f Sedalls and. Miss Mary Luebbert,
CpMbrdla.rF;
IMBnckrraPils OUtnMst to ot a
i t v""ir- r
i. ana it m
.tPrloe,60
W I ee.U. For eale
Ufcwti llstadtna Mrs?
PleTwntWcsiJcBMg0, arrived WeB-
oedt arnlog,- having t been called
htn W ertous Illneas ef thelf
John it ; ; and wits left Honday
noual mUuot'tlia fJoont; Clerks'
Mociatlon Df tbe ' sUte, inien '
n session beptembeT 17-19.
TboBMBAaatiflkr'wmi torrid liver, pro-
4Mlt .treat depreeatoa l eplrtu, lexil
tNtlog.aoaatiMiiAB. hutohe. etc. Her-
e will attM-uta tki niter, keep tb4
vegWaftf a4 eetra fcesMWet
"resey Uptrilet Mist, Mm
Appleby, R. Sam Hays and
Sallie Bellamy Prlgmore. Mr.
Is well and favorably known
having been born aod raised
Mrs,
Hays
here,
here.
""at rr .
,l,OJTP.P.S
with stale eggs, tflue
and other things are
not fit to drink.
Lion Coffee
is pure, uncoated
coffee fresh, strong,
well flavored.
TImmsM paokamla.
ana nniform uuJltT
aad InahnaM.
i
Secret Work Olven.
Tbe secret work of the Kulghts of
the Maccabees was given to the
members of Elliott tent, recently
organized in Lexington, Friday night
by R. R. Anderson, great commander
of the order of Missouri, assisted by
District Deputy Organizer Speidel,
through whose work the tent was
put in. The work was done In the
K. of P. Hall, where meetings of
Elliott tent will probably be tem
porarily held until permanent quar-
ters are secured.
Tbe remainder of the officers were
elected last night as follows: John
Schofield, record keeper; Irvln Tevis,
finance keeper; R. II. Woraack,
chaplain.
Great Commander Anderson re
turned to St. Louis Saturday morn
ing, but Sir Knight Spetdel will re.
main over until after Monday night's
meeting. Tbe tent will meet the
second and fourth Monday of each
month and start out under most
favorable circumstances.
Public Schools. '
The pupils of the public schools
have got settled down to business
and things are running along as
smoothly as could be asked. Super
intendant C. A. Phillips must be
congratulated upon the able mannei
in which he has things arranged.
Tbe following is the enrollment:
Riverton .... 78
E. A. S - 72
Central .... 372
Second Ward - - 150
High School .... 08
First Ward ... 290
Total
1042
Homb Monkt TO Loan. On good real
estate security. In sums of fSOO and up,
at 7 per cent. No commission, no red
tape. Apply to J. Q. Plattanborg. tl
He Is seoretary of the Sweet Springs
Milling company and a successful
We extend congrat-
a tank ana pumping station at tne
Graddy mine, about three miles west
of town, and will in the future get
their water there instead of at
Myrlck as heretofore.
Mrs. William Meyers, of Kansas
City, arrived Friday night for a visit business man.
to her sister, Mrs. Alex Thoman. uiatlons,
PL. h n I a4 VinrmA w hnl I
OUe Was UCUUIUUUUICU UUUIC UJ UCI ...J , TTflVirnn In tfc.
niece, Miss Amelia Thoman, who has -mnn .. np9p T
wa immu 1 mi j sj swua j J I
Mo.. Thursday. Seotember 12. by
. . 1 a '
past two weeKS. R j h Kn,erllDi Leon Newem
The Rev. u. w. waiKer, or 8chwander and Ml89 Hedwlg Ess
Augusta, Ga., who spent several aays llDgeri The orde i8 wen known
in Lexington, left lor his soutnern here ,avn resided here for the Dast
home Wednesday morning. Mr.
Walker preached two splendid ser
mons at the Methodist church in
Lexington Sunday.
Joseph Wolf, one of Lexington's
oldest and most highly esteemed citi
zens, celebrated his 80th birthday
Wednesday. Mr. Wolf has resided
here for the past flfty-flve years and
ten years, making ber borne with the
family of U. G. Phetzing. Mr. Phet-
zing and his wife attended the wedding.
Distrlot Organizer Speidel, of the
Knights of the Maccabes, who spent
several weeks In Lexington and suc
ceeded In organizing Elliott tent of
this place, left Tuesday morning for
Armstrong, Mo. Five New Macca-
through his eommendalle deportment
as a citizen bas won the respect of oee8 were added Monday night, and
all. Though a good many miles on Elliott tent has indeed a bright
the shady side of life's road the In- future In the world of secret societies.
telligknceu trusts that he may live Mr Speidel made many friends while
to enjoy many more anniversaries of jn Lexington who regretted to see
his birth. him leave.
DIFFICULT QUESTIONS
Getting a pair of new shoes is a cause of worry to most
people, and the following difficult questions naturally arise:
1
A Texas wonuer.
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Where can I find a shoe that fits comfortably
Where can I find the best quality in a shoe
Where can I find the best Shoe for the money
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We can answer these questions readily for you. Give us a trial
and we can satisfy you with a comfortable fit, unsurpassed in
quality and at a price that you must at once acknowledge to be
reasonable. We solicit a liberal Rhare of your patronage.
M. D. WI LSON.
BALL'S GREAT DI8QOVEKT.
One small bottle of Uall's Great Dis
covery cures an auaney ana oiaaaei
troublee, removes gravel, cures diabetes,
seminal emissions, wesk and lame backs,
rheumatism and all Irregularities of tbe
kidneys and bladder In botb men and
women, regulates bladder troubles In
children. It not eold by your druggist, I
will be sent by mall on receipt ot fl. One
small bottle Is two month's treatment.
will cure any case above mentioned. Dr.
E. W. Hall, sole manufacturer, St. Louis,
formerlv Waco, Texas. Send for testi
monials. Sold by Crenshaw A Young.
BEAD THIS.
Da Soto. IMo.. Aorll 17. 11900. I have
been for years a sufferer from kidney and
bladder troubles. I bave tried all reme
dies that I could find and bad almost
given up hope ot relief notll I tried Hall's
Great Dleoovery, which cured me.
8. O SMITH.
It takes a long time to close
out a stock of Clothing.
I have on hand about
100 Suits
150 Pair Pants
75 Overcoats
and quite a lot of Boys Suits
to sell at your own prices.
Call on me and see whether
I have what you want if
I have
Prices Will be
Made to
Suit You ...
We have the only complete
Furnishing Goods
and Hat Stock.
We aim to have everything in
this line to suit your fancy
and are proud to say that our
Neckwear,
Shirts and
Underwear
is all that could be desired
Our stock of
Woolens for
Tailoring,
is simply perfect. We be
speak your patronage and
will please you in Fit and
workmanship.
Suits to Order
$25 to $75.
In addition to our home work
we have two sample lines from
eastern tailors and can make
suits for you from $13.50 up and
promise you entire satisfac
tion on that kind of work.
Fr ''''''
04!
Apples Wanted.
I am In the market lor ail varieties ol
tail and winter eppiee, tor which I will
pay the highest cash price. I will bny
your orchards or buy them delivered at
my warehouse oo Broadway.
C. M. Nsrr,
81tt Agent tor CsnnS, Scbopp A Co,
Pill
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Merchant Tailor
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