The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-15
The ferry boat commenced running again

March.
MIR. Albert Blitz, architect and civil en-.
glneer, has opened his Office on Main street
Dver Keller's clothing store.
Mr.. J.. NJ. Callahan has decided to move his
lamily TO Independence. He will. however,
spend two days OF each week In Wellington.
The condition of Rev. T. NJ. Cobb the pas,
week has not been at all satisfactory to hIs
He had an attack of la grippe and
The constsnt coughing from the effects of thai
caused irritation again at the seat OF
his late sbscess, which had not become entire
" sound. and caused anxiety for fear thsr
smother abscess would be formed, He Is still
for the best.
Messrs. U. q. Phetzing, John rau0maD
aud W. II, Elan, u se~lf-appointed commitie,
have call ID u delegate convention Of the cit,
to meet ut the circuit court room
On Tuesday night. April Is, Tor the purpo>c
Of considering the Advlssbllity Of nominating
q ticket to be voted for at the ensuing eli,
and II also considered advisable, 10
aomlnate o candidate Tor mayor, register
treasurer, msrsnal, collector, attorney. r..
assessor and engineer, and TO seleti
4 committeeman NJ large for the city
They will also attend TO any other bushes,
which may properly come before the meet
Ing. The ward meetings are TO be al 8 o'ciuck
.. IN. On April IL, at the following places
First ward. nj g. A. X. hall; second ward, nj
Turner's HALL; third ward, NJ lower room OF
and fourth ward, at The Essi
Lexington engine house. Our prediction l.
a full ticket will bs nOminated, one OF
Two OF the names thereon being cOlored men
md that ut the election. whatever may b.
the fate Of the balance OF the ticket. the color
I'd brother will fnd himself badly left. Poor
Cole. who was thoroughly competent. who
ran for assessor several wears ago, and those
candidates for the council who have run
there for In later years, know how the old
party machines will work.
Saturday night Deputy Sheriff scot'
Thomas and Special Agent Frank Tut. OF
the Mo-. Pac.. arrested Jno. Peery and Juo.
krsus for burglary aud larceny upon -four
charges, one being burglariziug the Mo. p,
depot at Dover and another burglarlzins
NcQueen's store ut the Steele coal mIues,
roey were brought to this city and u sp,ctaI
grand fury oned, the regular Jury hay
ing adjourned Saturday. True bills we're
returned against Ihom aud they prompt
plead guilty aud will receive their sentence
to-day. Sunday morning there came late
WAverly q stranger lead ng q horse, which
netried TO dispose ofin various ways. Deputy
sheriff Thomas suspicious were aroused and
DO arrested the man. who confessed that be
bad stolen the animal from . farm near Lex
lugton. He said he hAd tried to ride the hors,
and Il threw him and he had walked all nigh
and lead the horse. He did not seem to b,
making toward any Particular place. bur
from q letter In bis pocket Il was fount
that hls name was David Conley and
that lie was from EUrsld, Ill. Ia tbi
'etter, which be had written to q friend
be told how he had Travelled 3g5 miles upor
cents left. He Is now In iiil here and II c, n
victed will be sentenced today. The hors'
proved to be the property Of Mr.. Tho, Ain.-
worth.
Fairview - Weather cold. Wbsat look,
bad. News seal ce. Everybody moving. Mr.
r. T Cobb has moved TO Mar shall to educai
his children. Mr. Z. NJ. Thomas has move,
TO Warrenshurg to send his girls to school
Mr.. David Nelson, accompanied by J. !
Thomas. returned to his home In helens
Montana, last week. Joe IL missed from tn,
n~slghhorhood, Tor boys are scarce. but girl
are scsrcer. Mr.. John Thomas, while cUm
ing home from Mr.. Williams' funeral, wa
riding fast, his horse got frightened III q lag
Jumped. and John fell off but did rot bur
hun much. Mr.. aud Mrs. Foster have return
ed home TO RockpGrt. School closed wit
quite an exhibition. Some Of The Fsirvie,
girls bad the pleasure Of attending the clos
ing exercises at the Ish school house and Il
port having q tiae time. Mr.. Cyrus Osborn
Is some better. Mr.. Wiley Thomas has fms
I'd his new bonse and moved 10. The saw.mi
owned by X. J. Rankin d Co., l. sawinl
some dine lumber. Wanted. a short lin
from here to Warrensbnrg. to accommodate
some oil those long faced bows.
Fairvlsw Winter has at last taken
notion to set in.-the lap Of spring. The fa
msrs who were three weeks ago wise enous
to SOW oats. now think otherwise that
was very upwiss and nov wish their see
oats were In the q alnery. More movin
going on this spring than ever known b,
lore. MRS. viii Letton and daughter,
la1an MAJ AaHfaa .iuttE,a A.. IT.
King. of Bates City. Our young people ha,
been highly entertained this winter by Pro
". Chamberlin, who gave them lessons
short time each day IN gymnastics. readiu
good novels. aud other interesting book
social conversation and amusement be
suited 10 their Taste. Each member wss
liberty 10 discontinue wh never It suite
them, Il was 9 new treat for Fzirvisw. an
for I 20 months only, IL was eujoy meni to tt
young peOTle meyer 10 be forgotten. tt
class taught at uight was moro interestinl
for older persons attended. Al,ttle nousenI
10 this The professor pIayed well his par
Mr.. Eugene LAnders 10 back again from
| three weeks visit 70 rslstiye s IN Kentuck,
While be was gone his best girl married. b
'Kenluck' says she has klnio'ks lett by Il
same name. and upon the graves Of buris
hopes he will cree, q pew aud more lastil
temple. Counsel Corner IL sit usted Y Vel
suort WAYS north VI Fairyiew, AID 10 no
vacated and lonely. for Bug J.. seen no mo
70 leave bis plow and lean over the fen
With bis face 10 the red hood. thAt held q
brown eyes. Dir. Joe Thomas arrived SAT
Iy at Helena. Montana, where be bi- gone
try his fortune. or 10 sow bis " Id oats. Y
boys all say that with rain, hall storm
cyclones sud earthquakes. that DE oember
is far more pleasant than MAY"
wayerly - Messrs. Louis Gratr and Char
Hays spent %. ersl days OF the past week
this city. From here they wen to Marsha
Mr.. Edward Willians aud vile, OF Kan,
City are the guests Of their grandmother.N
Ferguson. Mr.. Il. V. kobnet, Of Higyin
vile. attended the sale at Mr.. j. p. Tracy
Thursday. Messrt. John PesFy and Jol
Kraus were arrested 10 this c y ssturdI
Tor breaking into the Dover depot and q sto
this side Of Dover. They were taken TO lie
inRton Sunday morning, where they we
lodged IN jail. Master lisa 0rstz visited lie
ington Sunday. Master Dudley Davis,
Lexington, Is visiting his old home. Mast
Coleman Buford, OF Lexington, yisIte |
this city the past week. Nj. X, II. Pee
was In Kansas City. Sunday, on busine
Miss Mabel Thomas Is visiting her aunt. NJ
Cheathsm, 10 Kansas City. Mr.. j. +. DEM
and wife, OF Malta Bend, were the guests
n. W. y. Fry Sunday. A msn by the ma
OF Smith. was srrested In this city '!und
on suspicion OF horse stealing, was kept
custody until Monday when he confessed u
WsR taken TO Lexington that even