The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-01-21
We have MT seen the Leader vet.
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pretty thing it was. Thank you.
Chus. T.. Meyers, an infantry soldier of the
army. who is under arrest. has con
fessed to numbering young WIer, at indie
pendencP.
Slate fell on Mr.. Tho>. Price while he was
digging coal in the Greer mines, last Monday,
ma-hing his lett leg aud breaking some Of the
bones of the ankle.
sheriff Bowman has secured the arrest OF
Bill Bennett, who last July made II murder
Gus assault on WAYNE Jennings. another
nero. at the supply yards above town. with
II timber hook
The chnritahly disposed can do much good,
right now, by. leaving any warm second hand
clothing they may have with Mr.. Henry
Sinauer. Don't wait ill tn. weather gets
warm. Act at once.
The street ears have been on runners the
pt~t few days. 1t was Impossible 10 clear
the lee and snow from the track and The COM
ptny put on the sleigh for the accom0da-
ton of lhe public. 1t was Il good idea.
The dwelling house of Mr.. J. II, +. Camp
bell, near this city. IN Ray county. caught fire
last saturday night and, with its contents,
was entirely consumed, Mr.. g. and family
barely escaping with their lives. Insured in
the .Etna, +. Winsor " Son. agents, for
SI.a50.
The switch engine ran off the track al
Hartwel's switch, between Wellington and
Napoleon last Wedne- day and in getting it on
agaIn,Mr. Frank Weis the hremau's back was
so badly s~praiued that he went to The hospital
the next dav. The cause of the accident was
the bending OF the switch rod thereby failing
TO hold the switch In place.
Roll of honor of Elm Park school, c. f..
Christeson, teacher, for the third mouth,
ending December 18th, 1857. Following are
the m of those having All average grade
Of 81 ar Over:-August Bertz, Carl Bertz.
WIN. ChristesOn, Thos. Fitzgerald, John
Shieber. VIM. Shraum, Walter Summers.
SamUcl Sawyer. Matilda BertZ. Maggie FItZ-
gerald, LESSEE Sell, Enma SGhraum and Ella
! Mastin.
Report of COrder School for December
1887: Number of teachers in the school two;
number Of pupils enrolled-Female, SO; male.
-; total, 100; an average attendace of Lao.
The school is in n flourishmg condition with
Il much better attendance than anyone could
reasonably expect, considering the severe
cold weather of the present time. Teachers,
Anna Il, Rees, principal; Lizzie $. ltine,
primary department.
The |. 4. &. c. which has been translated
81 Am Common Cook treated themselves
to u delightful sleigh ride Wednesday after
noon. The bright faces and merry voices
mingled with the Jingle OF the sleigh bells
fell tremendously on the ears of those who
gaaed upon them as they passed. The party
was grdGsd by one Young" duda. who pu:-
chased his ride with It box OF candy tor the
ladies'.
Lexington Turnverein ball February IL
Invitation committee Misses Louise Mehl
Katie Kreihn, Annie Gillen, Emma Hoffman
Minnie Wlnkler. and Mes-rs. Louis pestOh
and VIM. Wiukier. Committee on arr IDge
ment>: - Messrs. Henry Sinauer, Joseph W
Homer, Chris. kist, Louis Pestch and Juliu'
Winkler. Floor committee -Messrs. Chris
kist, Julius Wiukler and Henry Sinaurr
The Turnverein entertainments are AWAY
pleasant. and this one promises TO be 6speai
ally so. Get your tickets In time.
2 Mr.. aud Mrs. Newman gave an oyster sup
| per At inGIE IcslutuCcs uCuI LtAiuSlOu, VI
, the evening Of January 2. Those presen
were Misses Maggie Ray and Emma Stewart
of Dover, Mamie MoorP, Pearl Stewart
Annie Blincoe, Lula Hassel, Kate hamey
Julia WitmUt, Sallie stewart, Fannie WIlmOI
Allie Stewart. Aunie BlinGOe Messr,. Cliff
Stewart, James Moore, Jim Kenney, Georp
Stewart, viii Buford. John Stewart, 10
McFadtn, win Barnes, Ben Blinc0e an
Will Stewart. After enjoying themselye
) hugely until a late no r they bade the hos
t and hostess a pleasant good-evenlng aud lei
7 for their homes.
Fairview Sleigh. riding Is all the &C
Miss Roberta Kelly. OF Bates City, was III
. guest Ct Mrs. Thcs. H. Campbell for the pr,
} week. Mr.. james l.. Kinkead shipped u ~
load OF hogs to Kansas City last Monda,
: Mr.. ThOs. II. Campbell shipped II mixed Gu
= load of cattle, hogs and sheep to Kansas cit
last Monday. Messrs. Porter PARROT.
S Buckner, and John Davis, of Texas, paid II
:. ighborEOod n ayIpg visit last week. NJ
Henry Rankin. OF Odessa, was IN the neigh
e borhood several days this week. Mrs, G. y
Thomas Is no better, There Is prayer NEE
ing at the school house everv WedneSda
= night. Miss Belle EdmOnds, &c Lexington.
= the guest Of Mrs. John Thomas this week,
8 WaverlY Times :-"Mr. n. p. Buck leave
S to-day by The Chicago Il Alton railros
= fer CliGag0 with 80 head of the I've
). quality Oi corn fed paLtle. Mr. Naths
Corder will ut once ship for the sau
$ market about so head OF fat cattle possibI
to-day or AZ soon IS ears eau ne oi'taine'
Mr.. Walter VanAngIen ships to-day for Ia
sas City | ear load OF fat hogs. Rnbt. Holt;
= claw, sold on Monday last, q head of stoc
: hogs At II cts, to Geo. +. Goodwin. Jam
Lopez is feeding 1871 hogs for the March
Q APRIL market. Robert Graham, Of MexIc
Mo, ig feeding l44 head OF cattle aud y
\ hogs for the spring market. j. II. ThOmi
y IL feeding 200 head Of cattle near this cit
e Nathan CHrd"r will not get of with his ca
tie until next week, David Groves is fee,
ing so head OF cattle and 100 hOg:,"
: Que o. the most Pheasant events OF the se
G son was given at the residence Of Mr.. Nj
= McFadin. Friday evening, December 50. II
is house was brilliantly lighted Ond all Il
/" rooms blockaded with gay lads and fair la
/. sies. supper was %annopnced at 20 O'rloc
le and the dining room was thrown open to Il
d guests 10 partake Of the elegant supper pr
pa7ed by Mrs. Min. McFadin. AmOl
= the guests were Messrs. Joe Shell
and wife. Wade Hicklin and wife, Cad. Ii
n ford and wife, l.. shelby and wife. Tray
10 Buiori apd VIE, Loph TerhHGe aud For,
McFadin; Misses Matte Young. Ann
a Elinroe. Mamie Moore. Maggie Ray. Pea
II Stewart, Lu:R Hassel. Kate Hsney, Ann
n WiImot, Fannie aud Lula Newman, Jul
WiIm0i, Fannie McFadin, Fannie WilmC
;, Eva McFadin, Bessie Huston. Allie Te
IL hume, Mamie Hicklin; Me-srs. Joe McFadl
Ir Walter Newman, Jun Moore. leontrd Kell
WIIl bul0rd, CliG. stewart Jim Kcnue
sc Chas. Ruftner, John Stew art, Tillnri Iia,
Willard Barnes. Jim II %ItineT. Ueori
Ia Stewart, Frank Hays, Frank kenney, Lii
II EufOrd, jim Hicklin anu Man. Bufor
After spending q pleasant evening the CUES
bade Mr.. and Mrs. McFadin good night 81
retired 10 their homes reiOiced with their t
= IerIaiumeur.
10 C0rIrr: 1t has been 20 very cold tor (
past two or three weeks that we have he
IN able to learn but little of interest The you
people ia the vicinity of Hedgewood schG
= have beer enjoying themselves extremely
,e ibe past week. Tiny aI6 having quite
d series OF storms" or surprise parties.
the night Of the 18th inst. quite II number
- them cungregatrd at the home of w. Is. File,
~ e.. After enjoying themselves in the ma
wuy~ that Young people only caG ihInk
!" Refreshments were served which they enJ"y
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