The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-06-08
Lee Graham

Yesterday afternoon al nj Ut 800 - :
O'Clock II party If boys went swimming IN the
riy'rjhst opposite HE water works pump irousr.
Ine party cUnsIsi"' OF Lrr Graham, clarence
Stuidar'l aud sam ItIlrr. The water i, uhuut :;
or feet deep Tor Un M - yards cut and then
gradually gels deeper About ID yards irOm
shore Is II sn"g pr ptrudmg aboyc The wafer and
to the snaS The boys had Uecn gong. Ice
ilteinpt' to -, on IL AMI as tnrIr II "a ''sIcp-
on - at hat piarc and hr beng unable To bw I'M
lie was drOwLcd. I'M utnrI boys were too
small ami "e'" not expert s%Immcr5 and could
not rem 'cr him any assistance At the hOur OF
going 10 prras his DUdy Ia not b.rn recovered
but several IN II VITA drag nook, II id ems are
using every vnirH sur u rec .yeG 1t. IncIe are
about 100 peUp.c ON the river ulnk ANXIOUS and
willing 10 Tend i helping hiud. Lee Wa 10
years old and The oIicst chIld oi Nj. Glclani
: Graham. Lee was IL very bright by and
was the pride of his parents VINO have the dcep.
est sympathy Of the entire community
Sc" several articles Ui local interest on our
FIRST pHgr.
Now that election Is over, Z. Ben is CANVASS
ing for insurance Instead OF votes. Look out
for him
Mrssrs. TcuDnrr ~ AulI have shipped To date
3Oi siX-gnIlon crates. OF strlwhrrIies 10 vurious
- ~ 'hi hohp
points. Last Tuesday they picked $50 gallons
on less than an acre.
W. are reluctantly compelled To defer our
notices Of the closing exercises OF IL. A. Semi
nary ami ART department OF G. f. G., nnlI
next week. The art department OF T.. a. ).
VIII De found IA this week 5 paper.
III compliance with The p"IOciImatlul oI the
"'a5ter "i The national grange. DAVIS Creek
grange VIII Day" IN tue
grange hail, next Saturday, by n b.sk #
picnic, held under Tue infringement oI
the ladies Of the goingc, assisted by friends
Everybody Is invited
Inc city election passed JG very quietly last
itesily. .ltnOuAh ticre was strong election
'tS III all The waris except the sc.Oad. where
MIR lhos. Walton was The only Ca d,dalr the
i"Ilo"lnS Is the r"sull:-FIral ward, VIM :.
Ciasett, los; Abe Kouns. los second wlrd.
Thomas Walton, 80; Chus. Kraisa !. Thru
ward, jacob Fegrrt, Isl; u Il Russell, I2y
Fourth ward, Chris Walk, %; DlyidM Gray
70.
Miss Francis Porter Baylisa, daughter of Mr.
mos IL. BayiIss, formerly Of the CIIy Hotel.
lhiS CITY, was married recently IN New Warn
CITY To Baron JOnch ne Carl Won Scncnk,
German noblcInan uI the rsi Ate Labschu y. near
Biesian, GERMANY, eldest son Of his Iubrr n,
Tue ZANE name, late member of the RrlchsI,y
III h'rilh The many trends 81 the young lad,
mere extend hearty congratuInllon la the
baroness Won Sch-iIka" md wish her nm
a'io'ed happiness IN her new position.
f"r some years past there has been a debt of
over hiieen thousand dollars resting uuoD Cen
uai Female College, of this city, which wa, a
h'a'y burden for II To carry. Lately Rev. W
Is. Paimore undertook to raise the money ia
pay on SAID debt. His labpr- ha, g bee, st,c-
ceSSiu'' ana On Ihnraday uf tbs week the sui
S''ip'iohs Were ali paid up IN cash, and the
ahloant PAID over To the treasurer of the college,
MI l.. WInsCr, who is now ready to pay oil
all Indebtedness Of said college. We rejoice
with them that the money Is ready to lrt the
debt.