Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-08

to meet Mt Mr.. wentworth's, but he declared
the election unfair, as Mr.. HouX did not have a
fair chance. MIR. VIM. Mccormick said he
would like TO have the Club meet ut his house;
all the mcmhcrs from his nei.hborho0d are
dead; by September would have Il railroad TO MS
ncighborhood; he did not want any one TO bring
A basket. MIR. Higgins did not think the rail-
road would be ready by September, and per-
haps would not be before the spring meeting.
Mr.. street Hale thought IL u long walk ior oio
men. lie did not like to walk ten niles 10 rue
SIX. Col. Ford said he would like to entertain
the Club, but was not now prepared To do So no
could carry II basket. but thought 1t II iaiinre'
the ladies don't like ii; It is more trouble 70
keep baskets and dishes correct than 10 COOK
meal, and beside, he could get enough Of us
home cooking at home.
The President stated that three places were In
nomination, MIR. Weutworth's. MIR. hoaN's.
| and MI. McCormicS's. The roll WAS Called anu
til. vote stool, Mr.. Wentworth. 8; AIR. fiou1'
| 5; Mr.. Mccormick, /. The name oil All IL
| Cvrmlck WAS dropped, and the vote agaln 'AAen'
| aud Mr.. orih received D, anu Mr' nouA
i The President said that rs II was y tie' L I IA
the RIGHT 10 Cas-, The drcidlng vote; he. as ii iheih-
| Der, had voted Tor Mr.. Houx; now he wouiu' u.
President. again vote Tor him anu lie uee'a'eo
Mr.. Houx's the choice OF the Club.
Mr.. Gray moved that .ne Club elect Kew. Leo
l.. Lcyburn AN honorary msinper. carried
Gen. GrahuIn moved tnat IL vote OF thanks be
rendered the host and hostess Tor the generous
en- ertainment and elegant dinner which had
been enjoyed; and also The Young Band
vino played and sang SO swsetly for their enter
t.iument Carried.
Mai. Young moved that the band he requested
I, s,ny ..sweet Home" before adjournment.
Carried.
the Band came in and sang, not only 'Swett
Home but several other lne selections, among
tlem. ''Gathering Shells on the Sea Shore.
lover There and played several instrumentai
pieces, which were all pretty. The members
present were: j. b. Young, frst viollni G.f
Maitland, second violin; David RAiston, Net
flute; a. a. Young, second lutte; Geo. Il.
Young, violoncello; Miss Matte Young. guitar
Nearly every one hereaboui has heard this band
| Aud II Is not necessary 10 say u word IN is
praise. Ii played with its accustomed excel
lence, which is the highest compliment We can
pay 1t.
At the conclusion Of the playing and singing.
the Club formally ADJOURNED, to meet on lie
fourth Saturday in September, lsis. III the resi-
dcnce OF Mr.. Geo. huuA-
Among those present were: Mesdsmes Ii. j
Higgins, Henry Siushef, "asAson o'"1teS
Fred. Young, b. ID. WeedIn. Camillus Barnett
W. IL. Wxddell, Eerl Smith. A. "A. Young, \.
j. Carter, a. Il. Young. Laura \. Young, W.
e.. Beatle. Misses Anne and Nellie Maitland,
Bertha Schoheld. Julia Higgins. Laura ano
Susie Young. Mary Stevens: Rev j A.. QUAR-
les, Rev. Geo. l.. Ley burn. Messrs ). Il. Went
worth, T.. +. Landlord, u. NJ. Lankiord, hui,'
Mccormick, Win. L:mrick. Thos. Young. Is
T.. Landlord, Lon. Lee. Henry Siusher, H.
Higgins, Jack Bradley, Fred Young IL u
Wevdin, Z. Barnett, W. Ii. Naddeli, fert
smith, A. A. Young. n. j. Carter, "A. u
Young. and the MEMBERS OF the Club anu mem
bers ut tn. banda total OF " persons.
The day cleared up beautifully, and = very
pleasant day WAS spent by all present. 1t Wal
after ; O'Clock when the last oi the crowd lei
for their homes