The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-01-07

II, u VI" hCi VI u very StfeTp COIu.
As we have Il new carrier on the eastern
division, we particularly request subscribers
in that part of the city to report promptly
any failure to receive their paper.
The Wayerly steam ferry boat caught fire
from the stove in the pilot house, Jan. =, and
burned to the waters edge. She was owned
by Judge W. 5. Thomas. Insured for many
wears In .Etna for ~, 900.
W. J. Taubman have sold their livery
stable to JnO. C.. Young, No. 3, who took
charge Wednesday afternoon. and will here
after conduct the business at the old stand.
Remember him when you want Il team.
First Ward Observation-Disclosures
grade, Lilene Lester, Harry Reeder. Sixth
grade, Theodore Crowder. Honor roll, I'd
grade. Lilene Lester. Punctuality and de-
pertinent, It'll grade. Leslie Hanson.
Mrs. Matte b. Hickam has received
through The agent, Mr., q. b. Gordon, of
Dover, Mo-, of the Masonic Mutual Benefit
Society Of st. Louis, 81 ,996 50, being the sum
received On account of the death Of her hus-
band, Mr.. j. p. Hickam, of Dover, Mo.
Second Ward School scholarship I'D
grade, Anne Schaeiermeyer, Pauline Meyer.
Fourth grade, Mary Willie Turner, Sallie
Bryarly, Ro Il Ruppel. Honor roll, I'd and
3D. grades, Mabel Bowen, Robert Purcell,
Beunie Bolton, Annie Sc~haefermeyer Paul
lne Meyer, Mamie Hall. Rosa G~raendorf,
Willie Morgan. Fourth grade, Sallie Brysrly
and Rose RuppeI.
The last Social or 'S7.-The boarders OF
the 4. A. $. and the Il. +. G. were entertain
ell by the Misses Peak, last Saturday
night at their house on Third street.
| After refreshments were served MIR. Peak
treated them all TO u delightful sleigh-ride,
and left them at their respective houses.
They seemed to enjoy themselves immensely
from the merry pesls Of laughter which filled
the air.
FaIrvIew: - Christmas Is about over
Weather very cold. Holidays very dull
Mrs. G. NJ. Thomas who has been sick FOL
sometime is no better. Mr.. John Upton, o.
Iowa, spent the holidays with relatives ant
fiendS In the neighbOrhood. Mr.. A. Il
Mahoney left, on the 20, for Kentucky, on
visit to his parents after "a live years sOjourI
in Missouri. Miss Williams, Of Odessa, il
visiting i'll the neighborbood this week
Several of the elite of Fairyiew ATTENDED
the Christmas tree vt Bates City, which wa
a grand success. Mr.. A. s. Hammer wh'
has been going to school at Columbia, spen
the holidays with his parents. MIR. L. ii
Cobbs is at home from Odessa this weel
where he has been going to scnool.
Third ward schOol:-Second grade, Molli
McCurdy, Rosa Winkler. BETTE Lamborn
Lucy Vaughan, Rosa Barrier. Alice Hosfeld
Frank PARROT, Jennie CrOwder, Bessi
Wallace, Emma SOhrauer, Chas. Barron
Emmett Morrow. Third grade. Nellie Crow
der, Laura Taubman, Bessie LaBertew
Susie Afford, Irwin KrIehn, Jimmie Nc
Dowell, Wilson Young, Frank Tut, abb
Bour. Fannie Bandon, Anna Worthingtoi
Chas. Nelson. Fourth grade, Chas. Tarletor
! Lens Afford. Pearl Bour. Boyd Gllkersoi
Matte Dougherty, David Gratz, Meta H0i
, field. Fifth r. ade, john Taubman. Ameli
Barrier, Richard Love, Ruth Young, Mar
Sheaham. Willie Schwab. Sixth grade. Re
becca Salyers, Oudle Abel. Chas. kreigl
Mike Hughes, Clarence Duncan. Christie
u Vaughan, Louise Kelly, Minnie Leirmai
. Mamie Leirnan, Robbie Haberkorn.
hlIlh.-ChSs " IN aLhS OhAS ~"
r college at Columbia, TO spend the holiday
Andy Warren came down from LexingtO
; and spent the holiday week Ut home. Miss
Lizzie Motto, Of Waverly, Berte Drain,
Blackburn. and Maggie Spears, of LexIns
ton. were tile guests OF Miss Mary Boy
X Christmas week. TIT Misses Ca,r N,
n Higginsville, were visiting Miss Georg
,t.-l- - FN,.., NoSara W,n Etnfn
er, of Odessa, and Walker COwherd, of kar
l sas City, were visiting with 7. b. Ware
e aud family Christmas. Miss Matte Bed
worth has returned from \ six weeks VIZ
u to relatives 10 Galloway county. Parti
u have been numerous during Christmas wee
among them was one at Mr.. George Fletche
also one at Mr.. T. A. CstrOn's both OF the
e. were well attended by the young people, al
all seemed to eniOy themselves, aud wi
should they not as there were so many pref
girls present
Two stories come 10 Us of the assault up
he young Stephen Barker by DR.. r. s. Hugh
J. One Is discreditable to Barker and the 9th
Up to The doctor. According to one talc' l
D. Young man with some ladies in the slei
~ passed by Miss Hughes In the road, and
ne accident the hook in the single tree caught
L. her dress and tore il, Mr.. Barker, up
Us saeIng the doctor, apOlOglzed, was invited
l. the doctor ~ IL it were all satisfactory, II
" his store, the key suddenly turned upon hi
and that then the doctor struck him on
ne head with n piece Of iron, which Mas brok
from the blow, and whipped him sever
Is, with a horse whip. This Is one side. t
lie other is. that the young man carelessiy !
Il against the young lady in the road with
90 single tree; that her dress was nearly tt
a. off that Barker did not stop or offer Il
ly sort of apology, eiti.er there or elsewhe
Sc and that the doctor, justly indignant at
ng treatment of his dausbter, gave the you
ne man sound whipping with the whip, Il
In striking him on the head with the iron
We cause he thought he was armed. Til
M seems TO be sotne feeling over the matter d
public judgment should be suspended VI
d; there can be u Judicial investigation OF
=; matter.
Circuit court adjourned last Saturda
ID Since our previous report the following ca
I'D were disposed or:-Katie Diyon w. Q. "
90 II. r., verdict for defendant. The Higgi
nd vile Y. NJ. q. A. incorporated. Longdon
Castle, gaTrishcc of hir,ley, dismissed
D.. plaintiff. GOsewisch vs.. CITY OF Lexinst
Is. verdict for plaintiff. Fall VS., city, sal
90 Fitzgerald vs.. city, same. ChIies ,administ
lie tor, ". city same. Lexington Savings 81
-; ". city, same. Kriehn " Meyer
n C ty. same. Farrar vs.. city, same. W
r. meyer VS.. James Ii. Bruns, verdict Tor
nd fsndant. Teichman Commission Co., int.
ID American Bank, change OF venue TO Sal
tie county. American Bank vs.. Thomas
100 Campbell. appeal allowed to Kansas {
court OF appeals. August Maushund ". y
Il lempf, petition To enforce mechanics |
ii cd and writ ordered. isaac Nealc ,assigl
nv OF VIM Lowry, allowed 500 and ordered
distribute balance on hand. Robert T.. Il
en- sell vs.. q. q. Keith. jury disagree and Is
Ia charged. Anna Ashcruft granted Il dive
from Otho Ashcratt. Mo. + II. r., Co.
H. IL Z. Francisco, report OF commissioner
sSidc. Sarah h. Eagan vs.. Jas. Canpb
.ts Judgment by default, order OF publication
a.. Robert l.. Campbell ordered. Farm
a, Bank vs.. Il. A. Ii. Hill, dismissed by plain
oh BENJAMIN Elliott, administrator, vs.. g..
II, Keith; Anna NJ. Keith, interpleader; iu'
mrnL for inlerpleader. Katie Dixon tppe
II, Groves ct al. W. Arson ct AL, decree rs
or stipulatiOns. Is. W. Burton vs.. Joseph
IN. Hutchinson, judgment for p~luintiff. lie
n Staguueller vs.. II. S%teffenS; verdict for pI
a. tin. Brought0n Bros, lHtcrpleaders,
.r Benz. Elliott, administrator, Judgment
nal intcrpleaders, also judgment for co
at Jerry Proctor VS.. Albert LOOmis; apI