The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-04

result seriously.
A very large number OF people Of this city
and vicinity went NJ TO Kansas City to vii"
ness the Priests Of Pallas parade Thursday.
Lost.-A gentleman's scarf pin. Lovers
Knott with small diamond. Finder will be
rewarded by reporting 10 this Office.
Attention Is called TO the advertisement of
the great sale Of hne horses and brood mares
which will take place at Linwood Lawn,
October %,
An interesting letter from Miss Sallie IL.
Chambers, who recently went from this place
to Brazil as a missionary, appears on the first
page of this issue.
The Chautauqua Circle will hold Its next
meeting, on next Monday. Oct. 9. with Mrs.
Ireland. Members will please be on time,
that work may begin promptly at I O'Clock.
DIR. Fl, b. johnson, Of Camden. Ray county.
was shot and mortally wounded. last Mon
day, IL Is supposed by mis- son-in'law. VIM
Tucker, between whom and the doctor a
shooting scrape occurred on the previous
FRIDAY. The assassin has not been appre-
hepded.
A burglar entered the residence OF Amanda
| Graham. n cOlOTbu WOuluhs ~ ee
| ton, Tuesday night, but was scared away
before he secured anything, A n1mber oil the
colored men Of the neighborhood were arous'
| ed, and chased the burglar but did not sue
coed la catching him..
Mr.. Willis Powell. Of the Herald, has taken
the management of Hagen's opera house. lie
Is now steamboat agent, newspaper corres'
pondent, opera house manager. bicVcle riuer'
%pupilIst, ETC., In addition to being u hustIng
Newspaper man. We hope and believe Will
lis will get some good companies here This
winter.
An iron weight, weighing about htV
mounds, fell from Its position several leet
from the floor, at Winkler's factory Tuesday.
and alIghted upon the toes of Mr.. Oswald
W,nk,er's right foot. While the toes were
bsdly mashed they will not have TO be ampu.
t.ted. AS has been reported. He is aole lto
0hobble" around some.
A frame house was burned at Aullville last
Friday night. Twice has diph.heria RACED III
aullyiI!e Ia Q short time and both times. II u
alleged, the disease has started In the hous'
= which was destroyed. II Is thought by some
that the house was set afire on this account
4 A elsaner burn we never saw. There wal
0 MT even a ebarred board left. everything
excepting a small pile Of brick, which wa
. the material of which q fiue had been built
/, being burned to the finest ashes.
Mrs, Luther waymsn, whose arm wa
= broken at The elbow, abont three months age
q In a runaway near MAYHEM. while riding Il
church with Mrs. II. Fl. Smith, has bee
y forced 10 submit TO q surgical operation
Q relieve her stif elbow. The operation ws
n successfully performed by DR.. Griffith. at IN
s,,ters, Hospit al, Kansas CITY, last Wednes
q dav. Her many friends here deeply SYM
d patbize with her because OF The necesssr
D. main attending the operation. but will re)oie
to learn that the operation was 30 entirel
successful.
ID IScepe-Frankiin avenue. corner OF SiS
teenth street, Friday evening. 5:lb.-Lor
+ line of college girls walking west-your
gent sitting on railing Of porch with instar
famous photograph; apparatus In MS ial
81 College girls pass and with y snap u
eKodak,.s closed.l The following conPe
d. satiou then occur between the "operato
and another masber sitting by the store doc
60 who had inlently watched proceedings; IL
IN YOU get her this timer lyon bet oil
l. come up and see The negative" Scene clos
" by speakers quickly retiring around u
n. corner and college girls disappearing In
lo' distance.
A team belonging to Mr.. August Grubnt
of living on the Todhunter farm near DoVer'r'
ng away IRON the apple house on Franklin Nv
It; nue., last Thursdsy. going west TO 10Th sire
thence north TO Main. thence to Main Gro
~ street, and from there back 10 and esstwa
or on Franklin avenue. In making the u"
ed into Main street one hind wheel was Drok
av off at the car track aud at Nam Cross STR
the wagon collIded with . lamp post u
ad smashed Il into smithereens. Although
on large number of wagons and buGgies {
. upon the streets. none were run into. L
lie wagon attached to the team was comp.et
Tell ruined, but no other damages beside u
els spoken Of above was done.
lie. The premium OF a crayon portrait In 4
C. frame, valued at $40, offered by Thompson
us the ~preitiest baby at the Kansas City fair,
awarded to the little daughter Of Mr.. Isaac
loo Ryland, formerly Of this city. The Kan
Of City journal says Of the little winner
ct Little Louise Ryland. l year and 8 mon
of old, took the prize for beiug the handsom
,e's baby over all the others. thus carrying on
I've houOrs OF the occasion. Louise had OF
It's pretty white dress. her arms and should
being bare, ana her curling golden hair
mt pretty ways made her q favorite with eve
ney one from the beginning. When the prize
announced Mrs. Moore held her aloft to
81 49, soll Asu aattafani
ur. the decision was to all"
esy Corder: tue Carder school, under
IRE supervision II Prot. X. Il. Hatton, late
ond the al ate university, as principal, and MI
Iese Feeble aud Rim rs assistants, IL prosper
EN- There Ia an enrolment of one hundred
aud fifty twenty In the room OF the prlnci
irge forty.uine 10 Miss PEBBLES room and seVe
ller four 10 Miss Rine's room. About one ha
With the entire school Is in the primary dep
be ment and under the control OF one teac
There IL not much wheat being shipped
day now, aud not more than half the quantit'
rds, to this time last year. Up 10 date eighty
.eh- loads have been shipped. There IL yet d
,cks. than half OF the wheat IN hands oil
lille, producers. Notwiih standing uniavor
blue weather every day was used In seeding
ing week. A few more DAYS will complete
live part Of the farmers work In this secl
ris, Mrs. Shroe,Ier died the morning OF the
iig- ut 7 O.. 10. Her funeral was preached by
,ued Shaeksliord on Sunday. the house
fore crowded with sympathizing friends.
husband and daughters have the symp
gun OF the entire community. Mrs. Shro
lhly, had been In bad health for several year
bore her sfiictions with patience and
Mrs. read, for The final summons. Alth
last death claims Its victims all about US, an
enry follow the dead to their last resting place
were Il IN hard for us to realize that we too
snee. die.
In the face OF the fact that the reporte
!. &C. this paper had been to the Old Mems
np 10 meeting on Saturday and partaken o.
rela. elegant dinner and although q case OF fou
Mrs. stared him In the face, he accepted an In
been ton from hessrs. Ridgell 81 Wood, the
Y. B. prielors of the Grand Central hotel, to
riday with them Sunday. In company With the
auite resentsllves Of the other city papers he
Irday To the hotel sometime before the dinner
who and WAS shown through the entire bui
the by Mr.. Ridgell. The many changes
heth. have taken place In Tie OH bhiiuins b
nem. ~ the City Hotel (more recently the Lac
band Is really Il source OF wonder. Inc inter-
this, the building has undergone radical oh
" not for the better and the exterior has
meet. freshly painted from the ground 10 The
j.. C.. The rooms have mostly all been re-arrs
-.a l.ao kaan n..t damn nauU