The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-08

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filed this week with six and seven inch Ice.
The past week has not demonstrated very
clearly that the back bone OF winter was
badly injured.
Mr.. Albert Blitz Is no logger engaged with
Messrs. Epperson q Bsndon, and will In The
future pursue bis profession alone.
You can now 90 to st. Louis for IS, or to
Chicago for IS, straight, and II you are at all
particular, q lower figure will be given you
A daughter of Brigham Young contributes
to the March number Of the North American
Review an unusually entertaining paper,
desc bIn with charming naiyete Family
Life among the Mormops."
The readers Of Looking Backward" will
turb with esgerness 20 The reply which
| Edward BellAmy makes to the criticisms OF
zen. Francis A.. Walker. 10 the March num-
Der Of the North American Review.
The Iduna Literary Society, of q. F. c..
IL masking preparation, to give another OF
their always interesting open sessions on the
evening Of Saturday, March Is. Invitations
will most likely be sent out next Monday
The programme appears elsewhere In this
issue.
A Boonville dispatch says the work Of
grading the Missouri Pacific river route be.
tween tina, point and Jefferson City will com.
menos Ut once. J. q. KeltoD, with n large
force Of men and teams, is In the city. and
has let contracts with leading merchants for
supplies.
Tn many fr lends OF MIss Lizzie King were
most royalty entertained last Monday night.
BY her giving to them u "Jumbo PARTY" The
evening wore pleasantly and quickly Away
and 1T 3 late hour The guests departed, all
loud In their praise OF Miss Lizzie M N
hostess.
At the stOckholders' meeting OF the pom
toon bridge company. held last Thursday,
the following gentlemen we're elected dlroo-
tors Tor the ensuing year:-Frank Kriehn,
Henry Winkler. W. q. McCausland. W.. %.
Rankin. II. siuauer. Il. Allen and c., W,
Loomls. The new board will meet next Nor
day for the purpose Of electIng officers.
One OF the most pleasant Of the a.ways en-.
Ioyabls meetings Of the Ladies' Fancy Work
club was held at the residence OF Mrs. James
B.. Moorehead last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Moorehead was entertaining In honor
Of her mother, Mrs. !. W. Bouiware, OF Ful.
ton, and the Entertainment took the form OF
. chocolate sociable. Elegant souysnlrs were
presented TO each guest,
Miriam, the Avenger: or. The Bride of an
Hour. by Ms. Emma D. L. N. Sou,hworth,
10 issued BY her publishers, T. b. Peterson 3
Brothers, Philadelphla. aud selling at the low
price OF twenty-five cents q copy. One Of
the best OF Mrs. Southworth's popular pro-
dvctions. For sale by all news agents, or
copies Will DO sent por mall, to any one, 10
any plsoe. on RENTING price to her pub.
fishers.
The south half Of the draw and seyersl
boats OF the bridge were forced from their
mooriugs last Thursday nigh, by a Isrge
eeid Of Ice which had formed both above and
below the bridge. and which had frozen
solidly thereto. The immediate cause Of the
acciden, was the formation Of Q gorge below
Rlvertou, causing the water to rise rapl lly,
which Of course loosened the Ice, and no
force would have been sufficient to bold the
bridge In its place. The bosts lodged about
q mile below the starting point and yesterday
q large force was At work getting them back
10 position. II Is thought that crossing can
be resumed BY Monday.
Mr.. James Roberts, who lives In the Hsr-
rison Smith house, 10 West Lexington,
grappled with and succeeded 10 capturing q
would.be burgls- Tuesday night. The man.
whose name aterward proved to be John
0'Donnell. stepped up to the door and giving
some terrific raps. aroused Mr.. Roberts ard
demanded entrance. or course the door was
not opened for him aud he kicked II open.
but Mr.. Robert, had stationed himself be.
bind the door and as soon q. O'Dopnell came
10. grabbed and held him until a neighborIps
darkey came to bis assistance, when be was
taken and placed In jail. 1t was a bold
aciion on the part Of the burglsr and a clever
capture for Mr.. Roberts.
Third Ward School :.-scholsrship; End
and 3rd grades-Sena Afford, Pearl Bour,
Nina Duncan. Matte Dsugherty Allan Bethel,
Boyd Gilkers"u. Fannie Grimes. 4tb and 9th
yrades-Aunie Gipson. Adelaide Hill, Mamie
and Minnie Herman. Daley Mexican, Christie
Vaughn, Harry Barton. Clarence Duncan
Ernest Long, Owen Owen, Bessie and saliie
Craig, Annie Borne. Florence Barron, Myr-
tie Benedict. Mamie Allst4dt. Matte Bandon,
Ida Talbot. Richard Vaughn. Wand, ke Rob.
inson. Dudley Love. 9Th grade Irene Tut
Lizzie Afford. Mabel williams. Jimmie
Weedin. Honor roll: 2nd and Ord Sens
Afford. Pearl BOur, Allan Bethel. Boyd Gil.
kerson, May Russell. Fannie Grimes. Allie
Drysdale. 9Th and 9th grades-Msmie Lier.
man. Daisy Mexican, Ida Talbot, Florsncs
Barron. 9th Rrade-Wilred Long.
Second Ward; -schoIsrship, End ard srd
grsdes-John Marshall. Albert johnson Katie
Farrar, Maud Graham. Lena Ripple. Emms
Wells. Yatsnsn Saunders. Lawrence Peak
Frank Gordon, Edgar Hestand, May McClIn
nc, Mary Rulings, Fannie Mitchell, Belli
Adels; 1 b and 9th grades. Mamie Huston
Lizzie A andrew, Florence Hail, Annie Rup,
pie, Buenna stribllng George Nicholas. Clyd,
Summers, Ed McClini!c, Lindsay Price. KIRBY
LYONS, Lawton Gordon, Rudle schsefermever
Herman Jordan. Oscar Graendorf, ANU,
Hoffman, Nettie Stewart, leila studdard
Fannie Russell, Oscar Hacker. Dennis stud,
dard; 9Th grade. Jessie McClintic, Waite
Reeder. Claud Price. Willie DAVIS. Ernes
Graendorf. Elmo Saunders. Everette Bletsoe
Willie Baehr, Mamie BriRhtwell, Anni'
Hecker, Lydia Smith, Lamsnis Edgar, Aggit
Stewart, Ella Baehr, Edna Butler, Adeli,
Standish. Pearl Dodge. Honor roll I'd ant
/. I'd grades, John Marshall, Albert johnson
Maud Graham. Lena Ripple Lawrence Peak
/ May MeClintic Fannie Mitchell. Bella Adels
9Th and 9th grades, Mamie Huston, Lizzp
Andrew, Florence Hall. Annie Kupple. Lind
say Price. Rude schaefsrmeyer, Herman
Jordan, Oscar Graendorf, Annie Hoffman
3 Katie Hale, Nettle Stewart, leila studdard
Fannie Russell, Dennis %Studdard; 9Th grade
jessie McCliniic, Msnie BriRh.well. Lydl
. Smith, Lamanie Edgar. Age Stewart, Ell
: Baebr, Edna Butler, Adelia stapdish.
! The Barber Couuty Index, published q
e Medicine L,dge. Kansas, by Caruthers 4
Musgrove. the latter formerly connected wit
this pager, has this TO say which will lntere,
: . good many Lafayette county people;-Mr
Stafford. Of ColdwAter, father In law OF W u
n. Cash, editor Of the Star. died IT the Pres
r byterian hospital, In Chicago. last Friday
and was buried NJ Coldwaler one day TIL
week. He had gone there to undergo
q surgical operation for stone In the bladder
He was q klnd.hearted, genial Christian gen
2 tleman. loved and honored by all who kne,
d him. T. A.. MoUlearey left here yesterda
{ for Richmond, Texas, where part Of his fam
lily has been since early In January. In
: people OF Fort Bend county will ind Nj
MoCleary . perfect Christian gentlemen, a
: active and consistent democrat. aud III n
e times n peaceable and useful citizen. He WI
: the democrats; he was appointed postma.ie
o at Medicine Lodge by President CLEVELAND
and held the office during q term OF fou