The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-12-29

Who said we were to have no winterP
Thursday morning was the coolest Of the
Iesson-15 degrees,
b. & L. meeting next Friday night. All
he stockholders are requested to be present
BUSINESS OF Importance.
Last Saturday was q beautiful day. and the
own was full Of people buying Christmas
PRESENTS and other good things.
The merry Go Round" society was plea
antly entertained by Misses Estelle and Ma
lie McGrew last Thursday night.
Now for the rabbits! Poor little fellows,
hey will be hunted TO their holes by men and
oys, for they are a rarebit and toothsome.
Mrs. Hoffman will deliver a lecture on
emperance on January 8. The place will be
tated In the papers. All are invited to at
end.
The "Muldoon" told us the other day that
ne had heard we were going away, and asked
US to what place we intended to move. Such
Is fameI
Commodore UT was over the river Thurs
>day lie killed 3 squirrels and 2 quails. He
worked hard all day, and says 1t was q NIGH
ty poor one for game.
Mr.. Eugene Marshall gave a pleasant party
at the residence of his parents. near this city
last Wednesday night. The attendance was
large Notwithstanding the inclement weather
and bad roads.
There Is some wine IN \ cellar at Bremen,
Hanover, which is computed to be worth
$500 a drop. Wonder how many million
Hnllara uynrfh NJ 70 10 ,,a,lI taIyo --I-1
Horace Hall drunk,
Tn sleet OF last Tuesday night was one of
the heaviest we have had for years. The
trees were loaded with it next morning, ard
few escaped some broken limbs. Many
were badly injured, especially among the
fruit and ornamental trees.
Mr.. Slater, a brakeman on a freight train
On the Missouri Pacific, had one Of his feet
man2led at this place, on Friday of last
F5ek. by getting it caught between the
bnWp1Es q two cars. He was removed to
The hostitH at Independence.
4 w have received a very handsome illumi-
nated acalendar from the banking house Of
Cordell- Dunnica, Marshall, Mo. The firm
consists of Messrs. W. f. Dunnica, p. II.
Rhae and j.. II. COrdell, and is we'll and
fsvOrably known III Lafayette county.
On Christmas morning Chapel Hendricks
u little colored boy, was dared by a coIored
boy OF more advanced years to place his hand
in front OF u toy cannon while he touched It
of. Chapel declined to take the dare, and
assepeonsequence, had his left hand badly
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&aI1<r1Fard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. second
|aud tEI<e Rrades, Fannie Baudon, Abbie
|Hour, AafI;e DouRherty, Mary Rulings. Sal.
lie Hrssris Sena Afford, Honor roll. Fan.
ME Ensa1@6 Z Il <1iSaasrowder. las. McDowa,I
Pearl B5nr. FSn1:e 2ob Matte Doupbertv
Mary RsdfnE2 6p4 <51,S Rrysrlv.
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Ex-SheriR Jos. w bowman receives a
high testimonial OF the good wishes of the
members Of the bar anil other prominent citi-
zens in tins resolutions presented in the cir
cult court and which are given in another
place. Mr.. Bowman has been promps. dill
gent and faithful In the discharge of his
duties. and takes with him out Of Office az In
It the best wishes OF all who know him.
Mrs. Maria Pomeroy, Col. John Reid, G.
A. Kriehn, III. d r. Winkler, j. W. WaddeIl,
Mrs. M. A. Withers, Robt. Taubmsn, VIM.