The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26
Notice change In terms Of "Lord Edger-

Mr.. George Hutchison will soon commence
work upon a neat cottage residence, just east
of the Henry WiDkler place, Franklin avenue.
Mr.. A. Blitz was given instructions Thurs
day to draw plans for a new Baptist church
to be erected In this city. Details will be given
AS soon rs possible.
The Baptist church at Aullville, will give a
tea party and supper about the 18th of May,
for the benefit OF the church. The date will
be given hereafter. Everybody invited to be
present.
The plank walk to the cemetery Is about
completed. II Is u good job. and Jos. W.
Homer Is deserving OF much credit for push
ing It through. call and pay your subscrip-
lions II you have not already done 10.
The Richmond team and the W. M. A. base
ball club will cross bats ut the Riverside
Driving Park, just west Of our city limits
next Monday. A lively game Is anticipated
rs both clubs are good ones. Everybody IT,
vited.
Mat. Bouldridge and Henry Fisher. both
colored. were playfully cutting at each other
with pocket knives, Tuesday, when Fisher
accidentally cut BouldridGe In one of his
wrists. inflicting quite u painful and serious
wound.
Louis Brandau, the thirteen.year-old son
Of Mr.. Chas. Brandau, OF Higginsville. ran
away from his home last Saturday night,
intending to cross the river at this place and
| go to Iowa. His father caught up with him
here sunday and escorted the lad home.
Mr., j. ID. Shewalter last Tuesday received
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der. of Galloway county, Mo-, three improv-
cd Poland. china pigs-one boar ard two
gifts. All are predigreed and are descendants
OF premium stock in this and other states.
Mrs. John K. Cheatham went out to milk
q low, Tuesday evening, when u yearling
calf which was IN the pasture got In q playful
mood, ran at her aud butted her dow seve-
raj times, severely lraciurIng her right arm
and dislocatlng her left wrist. She is pretty
badly used up, but we hope she will soon be
about again.
Sparks from a locomotive, which was
standing near. set fire to the Santa Ee depot,
In North Lexington, at 7 O'clOck Monday
evening and the building was entirely de-
stroyed, along with the books and papers be
longing ID the railroad company. It was
insured aud we understand will be rebuilt
Immediately.
The following gentlemen have been ap.
pointed judges Of the primary election. to be
held May 3lst, 1890. In Sni.a Bar township
Olessa-J. s. Grosshsrt. M. 8. Wood, Robe,
T. Russell and W. T. Anderson. ChapeI
Hll-Wm Harris. j. +. Wilkerson, r. M
Moore and DIR. Dean. Ferguson Schoo
House-T. A. Ferguson. j. II. Kelly, A. 4
Mccormick and j. G.. Ferguson.
A new era In the livery business has beer
, inaugurated by the enterprisIng and eye
wide awake Jno. G. Young. Last Monda1
he received from Columbus, Ohio, a natura
colored oak, two.seated phaeton, which Is
beautiful one Ia every respect. He drives &
: this q pare white team OF horses, robed Il
harness made OF leather devoid of ~coloring
D There Is nothing too nice for Jno. q. Youni
! TO buy when he thinks II will please hi
4 patrons.
Mr.. j. G.. Bates, OF Independence, Mo
. will be In this city next week for the purpos
Of organizing q class in double-entry book
keeping. The sessions will be held at NIGH
: from $3.50 to 10, thus giving everybody q
opportunity TO learn or perfect themselves |
this much to be desired accomplishment. MI
Bates ONE highly recommended AS q Chril
9 tIan gentleman and proficient In his profel
sion. Lady and gentlemen pu2ils received
d Terms moderate.
n Judge Richard Field has granted fv
n divorces al the present term of court, &
b follows:-Sarah f. Self from Henry Self, o
account Of deseriion and failure to provide
Harrison Woods from Saliie Woods, desel
4 ton; Granville NJ. JOne, from Sarah Jone
!, DISCRETION; Mets Sml;h from Frank Smith
y d~esertion-iniant child given into custody
plaintiff; Mumford b.. Wilkerson from Sara
Wilkerson, adultery; Henry Couch froI
!, Mary Couch, desertiOn.
A match game OF tennis has oeen arrange
to take place Monday evening. al 8 o'clocI
on the lawn In front of the residence OF M
:, Jno. e. Burden. The players will be Il
members Of the G. j. & 9 Gs Tennis Gu
and the competing sides will be composed
follows: Side No. /: Harry Wallace, VIM.
Howe, Jesse w. Crenshaw, II. G. Goodmi
and Earnest McCausland. Side No. 2. Miss
Mazee McGrew, Laura Ireland, Mlnn
Neale, Maude Burden and BERTHE wallac
This willtbe q novel MATCH game to Lexin
ton people and will be watched with mu,
interest.
I'd Wayerly:-Mr. e. v. Robnett, OF Higgin
,e vile. was In the city several days OF the pc
* week. The dance given at the residence
M Mr.. G.. N. Buiord. last Thursday night. W
Id quite an ENJOYABLE affair. Delicate refres
he meuts were served at midnight and q 10
a., later the company dispersed, wishing tn,
ID. kind host aud hostess many happy returns
a the day, Mr.. lisa Gratz spent several days
al the PAST week at bis home. In LexlngtC
NO Mr.. Ike Gratz spent several days OF the pl
NJ, week In this city. Mr.. w. b. Cooper.
IA Blackburn. spent Sunday In this city. RI
Houston filed the pulpit ut the NJ. 4. chur
10, Sunday morning and night. Mr.. Pierce Ph
an Ipps accompanied Dy Miss Emma Spencer
mn Malta Bend, were the guests OF the Mis-
Asher Sunday. Miss MinnieW alton IA very L
with black eryslpelas and doubtful hopes
entertained Of her recovery. Mr.. Clay Spt
" Ger and mother spent Sunday Ia this eli
the guest OF Mr.. Blanchard. DIR. j. W. c
- ter, OF Marshall. spent Sunday In this eli
a, The guest Of his parents. Mr.. George Burn,
-, Jr., visited In Lexington, Sunday. NJ
Birdie Caps yisi, ed Lexington Friday .
- will from now or take lessons in music. b
-, instrumental and vocal. 10 that city.
Arthur Rohertsnn left for Higginsvi
where he will study veterinary surgery fr
80 now on. Monday. Mr.. Thomas Wood
family will leave In a lew days for Boul
CITY. Colorado, where they 20 to make Ii
future home. Mr.. C. q. Parent and fan
will start In q short time for Kentuc
where they expect to reside, M. Miller
family of South OarOlIna, after thirteen We
OF absence, has returned 10 cast bis
amongst US, we bid him welcome. Mrs,
=" N. Buford Ind children are visiting In l.
ington this week. Miss Mecca oliver retu
- ed from Lexington Saturday evening. Mes
Gsbe Hall and Abb, v God came In fl
n.y. 0slshOms. Thursday night. Mr.. Lo
~. CbaDpell and wife, Of Mt. Leonard. and \
49, W. u, Steele and children, Of Lexing
were the guests OF Mr.. Nathan Corder
family Sunday. Mr.. Charles White. OF c
~, fornia. IL the guest Of Mr.. George White
family. Mr.. Aldrldge Corder left for 1
h. Wor' b. Texas, Tuesday, where he goel
g and.
Railroads and Railroad rs.
the -
ace, Engineer Al Ford left Monday night
.u'e Versailles, 20 attend court ~ a witness.
run u being made by Engineer JnO. BouI
mt. Conductor Al Marsh, on old time Lev
Inn Branch nonduntoP. now running nm