The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15
Coming Attractions at the op ira
House.

Coming Attractions at the Op sra
House.
November 19.-"Running Wild"
November 2I.-Adela,de Moore,in Romeo
and Juliet"
November 29.-"Town Lots" a guaranteed
roaring farce.
December I.-"Llttle Vic" Miss Georgia
HsmlIn rs souorette.
December 10 -Heywood's Ministries.
All tickets on sale at postoflce news stand.
Mr.. Robert Norfolk purchased the prIVI-
lege Of the loan OF Eve shares Of b. \ l..
stock. last Friday night. for S3l per share.
Read j. W. Harrison q Cos. new adver-
tisement on the first page OF this paper. They
are wide aw AXE and the flies give them q
Wide berth.
Mr.. Emison Chanslor now wears the Lex.
ington Gun Clubs beautiful gold medal, he
having won 1t at the monthly shoot Wednes-
day evening.
Jim Gates wants US TO tell the peopls that
he II still alive and expects to be for some
time yet. He will be on hand to kill all the
hogs for his friends as usual.
A treat richer than that which will be
offered Of Hsgen's opera house November "a,
by the Adelaide Moore company. has meyer
been offered Lexington people.
Evidently Mr.. John Bledsoe. Of Sni-a. Bar
township. Is the premium turnip raiser this
year. NJ regards size. ut least. Two raised by
him hsYe an aggregate weight Of 10 pounds
There was 8 slight fall OF snow just enough
TO be perceptIbIe, last Sunday morning and
= heavy freeze at night. the thermometer
marking 20 degrees above zero Monday morn.
ing.
hog cholera Is creating havoc In this couu-
~. Some farmers who only a few weeks ago
had hundreds OF hogs now find their droves
90 thinned out that they will not be able to
make enough meat for the use Of their OWE
families dHrIng the coming winter.
Luther Crenshaw playfully threw q broom
al q friend who was running out the door al
e. WInsor q Sons real estate office. Tuesday
evening. The broom missed the person !
was intended to strike and the handle wen
through the large glass 10 one OF the doors
szcp'ss take more than $40 to repair thu
|f;ft AN &<af7<< ~ the Rresbyte'
Iise 0sk 4le ef ~ s&+s$ t~Sseises
COST y tas9es szls =
Il. q. Loomiss 49, sf4S
with the choicest receipts. ard every 4et
them has been tried by the ladies' who's
names are ---nad to them. Buy one OF them
The price 10 only % cents.
What Is consider red the finest piece OF roll
Cog stock 10 the world is the4private car o
Miss Adelaide Moore. the talented yOunI
actress who will appear at the opera house
In this city. November %. in "Romeo ant
Juliet" The car was built for Miss Moor
by the Mann Boudoir Car Company. at Troy
N. Y, at q cost OF S4O. 900. Every lnventlo
known to car builders, which adds safety an
comfort, are represented In this car.
School Report :-Report Of Houx schoo
district number !, for the month endin
November z. Names OF pupils on roll OF homo
COR the highest grade In scholarship, depor,
ment and attendance during the month";
Mlnnie Warren. TarIlie Bellies. Anna Gun
nInghani, Lens Nolte, Rhods Warren, Oscf
Smith, Prewett Warren. Mabel CUNNINGHAM
John Cunningham. Pearl Smith. Joe Smitl
Grover Warren. Clarence Cunningham. Ann
L. Hammond. teacher.
The residence of Mr.. Charles Sullivan, mel
MAYHEM. caught lire, last Mondsy, durir
the absence of that gentleman. The nre orig
mated from q defective fiue and was discoveI
ed by little Edgsr Sullivan while he W
playing 10 the yard. Mrs. Sullivan sprei
the alarm through the neiahborhood by riDl
ing the large bell used to call the farm han
10 dinner. Mr.. Albert Null responded to Il
alarm and e~xtinguished the flames, but n
until considerable damage had been done.
Owl Hollow:-The farmers have been dow
hearted about their wheat. but since the ee
tIon they have never thought OF these irol
bles. Squire Jones has been all smiles IN
y the election. Mr.. Yates has moved Ia Il
j.. B. Nelson farm. The ladies' mlssIona
society will meet ut Squire Jones' Nov. 20
James Horn and daughter. Maggie. ha e be,
Visiting relatives IN Jackson county. Der
B,incoe. the ladies' man. can not siar aw
from owl Hollow for the Pearl OF great Fri
draws him back. Messrs. Horn and Sppn
are liking to repair the bridge on the sou
fork OF Lovers Lane. Lovers Lane In irave
ed a KTEht uCht W - JObhR pgopIV U
town. Our Marx IVAN Russell Wilso
hiss not spun US any good yarns since The ell
ton. What Is the matter5 II is feared III
two young men In the neighborho0d will {
10 killing shfep, Is they are out u great dc
IN the night aud SOME times come home w
their feet wet. What has become OF 10
Robinsonp We haven't seen him around
seyeral days.
Corder:-Mr. and Mrs. Deford. OF Lew
con, Illinois. who have been visiting ID
sister, Mrs. W. J. Lesser, left for their no
nat Thursday. Mrs. Overall, OF Peoria. ]
10 visiting her sister. Mrs. W. j. Lesser. A
q, B. shrader and daughter. Miss Mari,
returned from their visit 10 relatives, In !
last week. both much improved 10 heall
A.. Bartsheld, at the postofice. proposes
give to the one bringing the largest esr
corn 10 MN BY the 25th OF December. /
pounds of the finest candy In the market. r.
n. B. Banks and family. OF Odessa. yisI
friends here Tuesday. Mr.. Will CoFder a
mother spent Tuesday in Lexington. \
Hareess, wife and daughter. who have be
waiting the family OF Mr.. VIM. Wilson, !
for their home, near Atchison, Kansas, W,
uesday evening. Mrs. J. NJ. Snow left 70
W weeks visit TO relatI yes near Clin|
Monday evening. Mr.. C o. Smith bronI
20 town one day last week q turnip weigh
.ix mounds. The Rev. Mr.. Dobyns. OF Y
con. held services at the Presbyterian chuI
several days last week, closing Wednest
evening. Mr.. Burton and sister, Mrs. Brow
returned last Saturday from = visit
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