The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-02

Our mechanics are rushing matters in ord,
to get through with their outside work befor
cold weather.
The following society note appeared in Il
Green Ridge Enterprise last week:-"Dt
liDquen: subscribers are hereby warned NJ
to let their daughters wear this paper for
hustle as there Is considerable due on it an
they might catch cold"
A team of mules which were hitched to
wagon, ran away on South street last Nor
day. The wagon came in contact with
lamp post and Jared all the glass out of /
Beyond this aud the break 'ng of the WACO
tongue no damage Was done.
Mr.. AL. Ford, engineer on the j. c., b.
L., was called to SedalIa Monday to testify /
Il damage suit against the road ON which h
rams for the killing of two persons nea
BoonVille In September, he being the engI
neer on the train which killed them. Tn
case was continued.
The Nashville University Students. IA con
cert company composed entirely of colore,
people, will give an entertainment at Hagen,
opera house Monday night. Three years az,
this same company gave a concert in this cit,
which was highly appreciated and no doub
they Will be remembered and given a 200,
house.
Major Helm, who was arrested In this cit,
several weeks ago. on the charge OF hayln,
knocked out the eye Of a fellow Iaborer Will,
IN a fight on the public road near Kansa,
City, and taken to that place for trial. il
Judge Whites court last Friday. withdrew
his plea of not guilty aud entered a plea o
guilly and was fined $50 and costs.
County Surveyor B. ID. Weeden In connec.
ton with the surveyor OF Jackson county
hr. Frank j. O'Flaherty, are engaged in set.
Ting II question that has been IN dispute for
some tlme-the exact location of the county
line. They VIII be through, most likely, In
time 10 report at the December sittings of the
county courts Of their respective counties.
Third Ward Notwithstanding, 2nd and
ard grades-John Taubman, Sena Afford,
Matte Daugherty, Fannie Grimes ;4th aud 9th
grades-Annle Gipson, Matte Catron Louise
Kelly. Rosie Martin, Christie Vaughan, Clar-
ence Duncan, Vandyke Robinson, Richard
vaughan, Ennis Simmons, David Basye,
Annie Borne; 9Th grade-Edwin crimes,
Jimmie Weedin, Lizzie Afford, Robert Bur.
ris. Honor roll. End and Bird grades-Allan
Bethel. Charlie TarltOn, Sena Afford, Pearl
Bour, Allie Drysdale. Myttie Daugherty. Jno,
Taubman; 4th and 9th grades, Annie Gibson,
MattieCstrOn Rosie Martin, Christie Vaughan,
Ida Talbot. Florence Barron, Myrtle Bene-
dict, Matte Bandon
A special from CarrolIton to the Kansas
City Globe dated Oct %, says:-'On the 9th
day Of October. 1889, a draft for Sl0j, drawn
by the FIRST National Bank OF Horton, Kan
sas, through the banking house of Wilcox.
Son q Co., Of this city, In favor Of X. N. Will
liams, OF Cameron, Mo-. was presented by a
man under the assumed name of X. N. Will
Hams, his right name being Thomas Jackson.
tie was identified byA. Williams, "a former en-
plove OF the teller OF this bank. The money
was paid. but the right party did not receive
It. On Saturday A. Williams was arrested
and placed In jail and to-day Thomas Jack
son was arrested In Lexington and Sheriff
Marshall OF this plac, was telegraphed TO
come after him. The banks will make 1t hot
~ phi n was LdhtU ITOm
this place to Carrollton Tuesday morning
He was arrested by Marshal Chinn.
Waterloo: -'When the frost is on the
punkIn and the folders In the shockn is the
time of year that Is most delightful, and every
person should enjoy the season to the
But while doing SO they should not
forget that 1t Is the time to prepare for the
and wintry days which are sure to fol.
low. A hint to the wise is sufficient, Our
enterprising merchant. Mr.. j. W. Smith, is
having an addition built to his store room.
VIM. Witty Is also building q commo-
1ious dwelling house. Waterloo wants a
good industrious blacksmith to open a shop;
/ syndicate OF farmers and others to pur-
,hase and erect town scales, (remember Jones
ne pays the freight) and evCr so many to buy
OTIS and build houses thereon. Wheat looks
PROMISING; corn is good and cheap; apples
efficient; vegetables Of all kind in abuu-
lance. So what Is to hinder us from having
bcom? BY the way, What has become of
he Lafayette County Horticultural Society?
Dover:-Mrs. Catharine Hutchinson Hill.
I'D, formerly Of this neighborhood, but now
Bates county, has recently been visiting |
elatives and old friends here. in Higgin willie
at Lexington. Among her friends in Lex
ngton she visited Mr.. Joseph Shelby, wbo is
seventy-e'ght years old, and General
iraham, who Is near ninety-one, From
lexington she went to Kansas City to see her
ister, who IA seventy-four years old, then to
'leasant Hill TO see her old colored woman,
.ho IL seVenty-eight years Of age. Last, but
lot least. she visited independence and there
he met her bridesmaid, Mrs. Hallock, who
eighty years old. 1t was q very pleasant
rs the old ladies' had not me, for
fly years. They talked of old times and
nade a bargain that whichever married first.
be other was to act as bridesmaid again and
eek her brow with orange bios 'oms. Mrs.
billiard regrets veIy much that she could not
meet her old friend, Mrs. Jane Belt, CaOtain
dark L.. Belts mother, who is seventy,eigbt
ears old, as she helped to bake her wedding
AXE and set the table for the bridal recep.
That was ffty-nlne years ago the 25th
az OF last March, In Greensburg, Keniu.ky
nd the old lady now hopes to live to see
irover Cleveland elected president again. X,
Aullville:-Married. at the residence of the
psrents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Graham.
! Aullville, on Wednesday at 7 O'Clock p. M.
'ct. % Mr.. C. q. Welborn and Miss Nellie
Traham. Rev. Mr.. Roth, minister of the
'aptist church. uniting the happy couple by
beautiful and an impressive ceremony
.ttendants-Mr. K. L.. Sturgeon and Miss
essIe Graham, sister of the bride, After
lie ceremony the bride aid groom, with
ANY Of their friends, were invited to p,r.
Ike OF one OF the most bOuntiful and eIe.
ant suppers ever prepared for any occasion.
D bountiful were the luxuries of good things
eat that the table fairly groaned under its
lrden. The wonderful amount of good
to eat we're actually so great and grand
Ist the writer will not attempt to enumerate
EN-. The bride was handsomely dressed in
mahogany silk trimmed elegantly ,
ith dainty loops OF MORE ribbon; bridal
'uquet OF white tea roses. The groom was
'essed in a beautiful black broak cloth suit.
he bridal presents were numerous, costly ,
ID beautiful. viz: DIR. Har! man and lady.
ID spread and lamp; Vim. McCausland. lace
ID set; Z. l.. McCausland. carving set.
Jimmie Roberts, pair Of towels: Jimmie .
oberts, pair Of towels: Mrs. Mary Perdue.
ir Of towels; Mrs. Q. II. Ladd. pair of
wells; Miss Bell Foster, pair of towel; Miss
aggie Welborn. pair Of towels; Mr.. and ,
RI. w. ii. Vivert. napkins and towels; Miss :
lace Welborn, one dozen napkins; Howe
witt, glass set; K. L. Spurgen, set of glass
b. X. Barnes. set of silver spoons; Mr.. {
d Mrs. j. w. Bellies, set of silver spoons;
IS Laura Welborn, set of silver knives and a