The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-07-21

The heirs Of ThOs. g.. Young have received
II draft for $4,000 from the Knights Of Honor.
Another square of macadam is being plar-
ed on Third street near the Old Catholic
church.
Attend the supper and lawn party Of the
ladies' OF the Episcopal church next Tuesday
evening.
The street ear track is again getting in bad
condition. II is almost impossible for buggicS
10 cross it in some places.
The new mansard roof has been placed on
the Wentworth Male Academy, and adds
very much To the appearance of the building.
The crossing nj Fischer's hotel.on the Dover
road. aud also that at MIR. :. Summers, near
Central College, both need attention. A few
load Of mAcldam at each place would make
II treat Improvement.
MIR. 7. :. Chandler this week secured u life
pension for Mrs. Eliza A. Campbell of Dover
township, her husband having been 4 soldier
In the Creek war. in 1872. The amount OF
back pay WIS about ) .0n0.
All members Of the Bandana club are spec
tally requested 10 meet ut the courthouse next
Tuesday night 1T ! o'clock. business of In
pnrtauce will be brought before the club and
"A full Attendance is desired.
Misses Katie Greer, Mary Hale, Mary
Young aud Florence Arnold having been APP
pointed II committee to secure boarding
places for teachers attending the Institute.
request that all persons who are willing to
entertain will communicate with them.
Remember the moon light lawn party and
festival of the ladies' Of the Christian church.
a. The residence of Mr.. Frank Stewart. 81
miles southeast of Lexington, on Thursday
night, July 20. Two bands will he In attend
auce. A gate fee of - cents for adults and
10 cents for children will be charged. which
includes q meat supper.
The ladies' Of the Episcopal church will
give a supper and lawn party at the residence
of Mrs. Laura Young. corner OF Main and
Eleventh. streets, next Tuesday afternoon aud
evening. TO which everybody Is invited. The
business men of the city are especially inyit-
ell To get their supper with them before going
home for the evening.
Messrs. Thos. Price. VIM. Campbell, Ed.
Brawner, Chas. Bush and Geo. Harris went
fishing last Tuesday near the little island be-
low town and when returning tue boat was
upset by striking "A suag, the whole party be-
ing thrown into the river. The boat. net, all
their coats, etc, went sailing down the river,
leaving Ed. Brawner, who could not SWIM,
astride the snag until the rest of the party
swan ashore. secured a grape vine. tied it
party finally arrived safely in the city with
the usual "tiShGrmen's luck"
WelIln ton: A sad accident occurred in
the river bottom. five miles northwest of this
place, to little Daisy, the IL year old daughter
of George and Emma Young. While riding
IA young horse she was thrown to the ground
aud killed. She had gone to u neis hbar's for
n newspaper and while on her way back
home untolded the paper to read, when the
horse became frightened aud threw her. The
accident happened at about | O'Clock p. m.
on The lTlh. and she died ut 3 o'clock 4. M,
on the 18Th. TIE parents huve the heartfelt
sympathy Of the entire community. This
being the only girl they have. the mother is
nearly crszed with grief. They have on'y
one child lett, ii "A boy babe only six days old
This is the fourtn child that they have lost.
Odes>a:-In the obituary last week of Mrs.
Wavman you make me say she was II mem
Der OF the Christian church for fifteen years
when it should have bceu fifty. John Laugh
Inns wife died last Sunday, and was Inferred
the next day in the Odessa cemetery. Malan
Hall steps high and says he is II grandpa.
The work on our $1,000 school house /.
progressing finely. DIR. S. Spore and wife
have returned from their trim east. X, w
Broughton, Geo. Bryant, j. b. Hereford and
Miss Virgie TaIliaferro are at Eldorado. W.
learn that MISS Virgie and Mrs. BrouqhtoI
are quite i'll. 'iah for the ticket from top Il
bottom. Mr.. Mclaughlin, father of our wor.
thy townSmsu. Mr.. j. A. McLaughlin. de
parted this life since our last. He was al
estimable Virginia gentleman OF the OLE
school. Although he had been W iLh us but
short time he made many friends. Tit
funeral services took place at the NJ. +
Church, South, of VIII ch he was an esteemed
and consistent member.