The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-04-05

Groom no your stations and jacks AMI
bring them 10 town Monday.
Mr.. IA Price has been appointed to make
Lexington district.
Do you own IA stallion? IL so you should
under no circumstances fail TO bring him 10
Lexington Monday.
The county court will hold Il session Of
one day, only, tins month. and that day will
be Monday, April IA.
Mr.. Frank IL. Shrock, formerly of this city.
has recently been admitted to the bar nj
Pueblo, Col. We wish him success.
The VIM. Stone, u government steamboat.
the first one 10 ply the waters OF the Missouri
up this far this year, passed here with two
barges aL 10 80 q. m. Wednesday,.
The Higginsville Advance has, we under
stand through private Information and IA dis
patch in n city paper, been sold to Schwartz
publican paper.
Are you looking for n good stallion or jack
to breed your mares TO this season? IL 50 you
should be upon the streets OF Lexington,
Monday and pick out the one best suited Ia
your taste. They will Gil be here.
The county court judges, the county sur
yeyor and the county assessor viii sit ~ n
aggrieyed ut your assessment you should
come forward on that day and make known
your complaints.
A letter from Mr.. J.. C. McGrew, written
OH board the steamboat, Baton Iiou W,
aud mailed ut Natchez, Miss, WAS re-
ceiyed at tins Office yesterday. It arrived
too late for publication this week. but will
appear next week.
The Intelligencer representatives wish 10
meet every stallion and Jack owner In the
county next Monday and IL we oannO find
you please hunt us up. 1t will be OF great
benefit and inexpensive TO you aud at the
same time be an accommodation to US IL you
will do ~ requested.
The report that ex.Cadet VIM. Boone had
from the effects of smoking cigarettes, which
gained general circulation in this city and
appeared In these columns. has been proven
erroneous. The report originated by II young
lady in Kansas City making the statement In
% letter 10 a boarding pupil In one OF the col
leges In this city.
The fourth annual election for directors OF
the Lexington Building AMI Loan AssocIa.
ton, held last Tuesday. resulted In the
selection of the following gentlemen - w.
G.. McCausIand. &. W. Loomls, Jas. Went
worth, T. j. BandOn, Albert Winkler, j. Il.
Moorehead. q. A. Sturges. NJ. +. Royle, X.
&. NTH, Emison Chanslor, Henry Sinauer,
h.. Frank Nicholson and Isaac o.. Hays.
Several years ago W. B. TeasdaIe, as
assignee of the Msslin hank, Of Kansas City
instituted an Injunction suit against DE-. o.
A.. Jones, OF Hlgginsville, which was after
ward dismissed. After the dismissal Dir.
Jones Instituted a suit for damages against
Mr.. Tsasdale, as such assignee, and wa,
awarded $l,a55 dam ages. An appeal wa.
taken to the Kansas City court OF appeals
which court. on last Monday, affirmed the
decision of the lower C )urt. Graves IL Aull
Of this city. were the attorneys of DR.. JOnts
Third Ward School: Scholarship, 2nd aud
Ord grades Matte Daugherty. Fannie
Grimes. Kittie Barron, John Taubman, Allan
DGtucis u " " HidutSs Aouiiuit Dnc'Df
Owen Owen, Ernest Long, Ernest Fegert
Clarence Duncan. Christie Vaughn. Rosie
Martin. Hattie Marcum, Daisy Mexican
Adelaide Hill, Ennis Simmons, Bessie Craig
Annie Borne, Florence Barron. Mamie All.
stadt, 9Th grade Minnie Lehrman, Irene
Tut. Myrtle James, Alice Kriehn Eddie
Grimes. Honor Roll, God and 3rd grades
| Malta na.uba.tB Daa.l nnu. Mamie N ....o
Kilt lie Barron, John Taubman, Allan Bethel
Fannie John. 4th and 9Th grades-Tommit
Shelby, Ernest Long, Christie Vaughn, Annie
Borne. 9Th grade-Minnie Lehrman. 7Lt
grade-Wilfred Long. Edgar Scott, LucIt
Payne,
Second Ward school: - Scholarship, 2nt
and ard grades-Frank Gordon. Mary Rid.
ings, Bella Adels, Fannie Mitchell, Maui
Graham, Albert Johnson. 4th and 9th grades
Nettle Stewart, leila studdard. Fannie Rus
sell, Annie Hoffman. Maud Davis, LswtOI
Gordon, Kirby LYONS, Frank MOuntjoy
Wade Campbell. Harry Nagel, Buena strib
ling, Annie Ripple. Florence Hall, Meth,
Kramer, Lizzie Andrew. Dannie Studdard
Herman Jordan. 9th ~grade-Adelia Standish
Walter Reeder, Willie Davis, Ernest Graen
dorf. Aggle Stewart Lamsnie Edgar. Homo
Roll, End and 3rd grades-Mary Rulings
Bella Adels. Fannie Mitchell, Maud Graham
Albert johnson. 18th and 9th grades-Netti
Stewart, leila s%tuidard, Fannie Russell
Annie Hoffman, Maud Hamlet, Herman
Jordan, Wade Campbell. Buena StriblInp
Annie Ripple, Florence Hall, Lizzie Andrew
Dannie S%tuddard. Oscar Hacker, Addi
Wilker, 9th grades delia Standisl, Waite
Reeder, Ernest 6raendorf, AggIe Stewar
LamanIe Edsar.
Chapel Hill Itcms;-strong winds. An
other blizzard. Gardens showed under. .
fe~ farmers are ready to plant corn. Mrs
b. Il. Phillips Is improving slowly. Mr.
Annie Shore Ia visiting relatives at Odessa
The Farmers aud l,aborers' Union meet her
every Monday night. Messrs. James, BIZ
and Tea Dean have moved TO their "ranch
! mile northwest OF here and are gong
"cap the climax" farming. Mr.. John Berrl
/ one Of our bachelors and one Of our mo-
energetic and e%nterprlsiug citizens, SAL
! ''there Is hope ~ long ~ life" Ladies', do 20
/ zee the point? lsingle Onesl. Geo. Bynul
: and family. OF near Lone Jack. were guests
Ell Simmons Saturday and SUNDAY. Wee
I nes6ay OF last week was a very disagreeab
3 and gloomy iay. n fierce and high wind RAJ
Ing all day and night. About a:3Q a. M,
D the same day - terrific wind almost a cycIOn
drove It's way In fury aud blasts. ~trayelin
10 a north esrsfern direction about q mile al
= O half northwest OF here and doing c0nslde
q able damage. u struck the residence OF
4 W. Smith and caused u total wreck. demo
isbing his house entirely, but providentiai
n none 0f The family were very badly hurt al
they were nearly all In the house at the tim
: Part OF The house has never been found al
y some OF their furniture and clothing ha
9 never been discovered. He Is now rebuilt
. Ing and hopes 10 have his family all al hon
again soon. There was no Insurance., cons
quently a total loss.
The Lilly and Rose Reception" tender,
the members Of the Ladies' Fancy Wo
Club by Miss Ella d. Nickel, last Wedne
day evening. will long be remembered
. those present as one OF the most enjoyable
the many receptions given by the members
' that club. Although the weather was e
. ceedingly inclement. at the hour OF thr
there were gathered together at the slega
; "Mrs. N.ckelps Home" almost every menu
u Of the above named club. which Is compos
OF ~Lexington's most fashionable ladies'. an
J an hOur OF pleasant conversation. the dim
q room, into which nothing hut the ohoic,
u ~viciusls are ever thken, and which ha, gain
n for the "NiekeiI Home a statewide reput
9 ton. was thrown open, and tho guci
b invited In 10 pariake OF q supper such AZ on