The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-12
The Lily Cornet Band is contemplating

The Lily Cornet Band is contemplating
giving a concert sometime in March.
The city of Lexington not only owes no
man anything, but has money in the treas
ury.
jeff. Carter, for being drunk WAS fined TO
the amount of "a 90 by the recorder last
Monday. He paid In cash.
The ladies Of the Mayview Baptist church
will give an oyster supper in that city on The
night Of the 18th inst, to which the public
are invited.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman, president of the w.
q. 7. u, CT Missouri, delivered two very
able and eloquent addresses at the Christian
church last Sunday.
Walker Rulings was arrested. last Tues
day, on four charges Of assault on MSry King,
aud WAS fined by Recorder Meet to the
amount Of SGS %. Rocks.
For being drunk, j. A. Stradler, of Ray
county, was fined by the recorder, last Mon
day, the costs and tiue amounting to 80 %.
He now sits "Stadle-er rock pile.
Mr.. NJ. ". Serat has purchased from the
Adamson heirs. the brick dwelling on Third
street opposite the DIR. Ale ude property,
and will thoroughly renovate aud remodel it
at an early date.
The News. of Hardin, Ray county. claims
that tLlrty-six buildings ranging from a two
room cottage to M eleven room mansion with
mansard roof, have been erected in that
thriving village the past year.
In the past few years Hoods Sarsaparilla
calendar has become such n favorite that the
people anticipate its annual appearance with
pleasure. The calendar for 'S3, which is
now before us. will fully satisfy every ex-
pectation as to beauty and utility.
Miss Katie 8. Hollis is arranging AN enter
tainment, to be given in the basement OF the
Christian church, on January %, for the ben
eft of the Ladies' Aid Society. Miss Hollis
has had a great deal of experience IN man
aging home-talent entertainments, and our
people all know that If they attend they will
be we'll repaid. Thu admission price will be
% cents.
After several days of cloudy. misty wealth
err, the storm struck this city last Monday
night. several inches Of snow falling during
the night aud Tuesday, a large part melting
as 1t fell, but still leaving enough on the
ground to bring out several sleighs. Tuesday
night the wind blew strongly from the north.
west, aud Wednesday mornIng the thermom-
eter marked "A degrees.
While Drs. Mcdonald and Woodland were
at supper, last Tuesday hight, a man slipped
into their Office and took from their library
SIX books, the total cost of which amounted
to $50. Dr. Woodland met the man on the
Office steps just as he was going out, but sus-
pected nothing and did not find out the theft
for an hour a~fterward. kilograms were sent
out in different directions to apprehend the
thief, but as vet nothing has been heard from
him.
Jury for criminal court, March term:-Lee
Bascom, Robert l.. Evans. Terry Corners,
VIM. II. finch, Henry Uphouse, Robert l..
Berry, F. II. Bray, John NJ. Caldwell, j. B.
Beutly, Charles Anderson, Martin Frerking,
Amos Arson, Arthur T. Young, Young
Ewing. Casper Gruber, Jr., Joseph Woods.
Jr., George Colyer. Alexander Wllkerson,
Thos. j. Powell, Albert Tyree and j.. II.
Porter.
Col. Wood. of S Heet Springs. inspected the
James A. Mulligan Post, G. A. r., last Fri
day night. After The inspection the officers
elect for the ensuing year were installed in
their respective offices by Past POst-Com-
mander G. NJ. Meet. The officers are as fol-
l~ows:-Jerry Shinn. post commander; Jno.
Burris, senior vice-commapder; Thos. Clark.
junior vice. commander; Jno. q. Mehl QUAR-
termaster; NJ, l.. S%tuddard, officer of guard;
Thos. Hare, chaplain; C. NJ. lirner, sur
geon; Fred. Grsmm, adjutant. After the
installation Of officers a supper was given
and the order was addressed by Mayor Jno
Welborn.
At a special meeting of the council. last
Monday night. claims to the amount OF $5'
293 "a, including water and gas, were al
lowed. The assessment on Mr.. VIM. Faith
srton's property was ordered to be divided
and CORE ;ted on the tax books. The regis
ter was ordered to give notice to the city en-
gineer and calaboOse-keeper to loan no tools
belonging TO the city to anyone except FOL
city work. The register was ordered to no
tify the city marshal that claims for remov'
ing dead animals found on the lots or grounds
of individuals would not oe paid by the city
The city register was ordered to furnish tht
marshal with a list of those persons doInf
business without having taken out licenses.
On Tuesday evening, January 1T, the res
i'd snce of Nr. aud Mrs. Newton Mallory wa
the scene of one Of those happy events which
people count upon as happening but once II
q life time. The occasion being the mari lag
of their daughter, Lillian, to Walter N. Bea'
tie, of Trinidad, Col. A more largely at
tended or more elegant wedding, in all sp'
pointments, has not taken place in this coun
ty for many q day. Shortly after eight o'clocl
the bride and groom, preceded by Misse
Lizzie VanAnglen and Alice Starke, maids o
honor, Hattie Reatie. Florence Carter, Han
nah Mallory, bridesmaids; Messrs. Ed. Van
Anglen, s. p. Burgess and Dr.. Will Webb
as grOomsmen, marched into the parlor to tn
inspiring strains of Mendelsshon's Weddin
March, played by Miss Monte Beatie, an
were met by Rev. Geo. Pla!tenburg. who, !
q few Impressive words, made them man an
wife. After congratulations all were invite
to the spacious dining room, where a suppe
was waiting that would have done honor t
the managers of the cuisine department j
any land on the globe. At a late hour tn
guests took their departure. wishing I'll
happy couple unalloyed pleasure throug
life. Among the handsome and numerou
presents we noticed the following :-Silye
table spoons, parents Of the groom; break
fast caster. Monte and Hattie Beattie; silve
knives, Ed. and Arthur Beattle; silver an
glass pickle dish, Brad and Chas. Beattie
silver and crackle- glass jelly bowl, Mr.. an
A., Eo.o,t L,;nIIa. oIlror nanLin rinua NJ
and Mrs. j. f. Todd; silver sugar spoor
Mamie Beattie; box of toilet soap. Clarenc
Beatie; hand painted glass and silver suga
bowl. Alice .Starke and brother; hand paint
ed scarf. Antonio White, Kansas CITY; plus
album. Newton Jarman; half-d0zen towels
Harry Vaughan; silver ladle, 5. Z. Burgess
Paris, Mo-; cut-glass vinegar bottle, SBmmi
Banks; water service, l.. p. Barnes an
wife, NOrborne; cut-glass and silver pickl
: custer, w. j. Chambliss and wife; silve
sugar bowl, Prof. +. C.. White, Kauss
City; silver spoon holder, Mr.. aud Mrs. @
/, H.. Christian, Kansas CITY; silver creaI
pitcher, Florence Carter, Richmond, Va.
hand painted stand lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. +. {
VanAnglen. Lizzie and Ed; silver cak
basket, DR.. Will Webb ; point-lsce handkeI
chief and case, Mvra White, Norborne; pal
towels, Letitia Lyon: silver cake baske
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Burgess, Paris, Mo-; i'm
ported vases, Jennie and Lizzie Burge
! Paris; swinging lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. P. {
Lyon: glass pitcher, Eta Lyon; tea pc
Willie Lyon; cream pitcher. Rebecca Lyon
steel engraving, TRUE WhiteS table liner
. nnnkins and enunlerpane. Mr.. and Mrs. I