The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-07-11
The 18th has passed.
Cool and cloudy yesterday.
No more holidays until -

The 18th has passed.
Cool and cloudy yesterday.
No more holidays until
Quiet as the grave here Saturday.
Good fishing in the sloughs and bayos
now.
10 make a stir W" offer 20 pieces serge
to-day at Zoe, worth Dc. RoyIe IL Son.
Wanted.-A matron or h~ousekceper.
Enquire at Wentworth Military Academy.
The directors of the Walkenhorst school,
near Concordia, have employed Mr.. Rance
to teach the winter term.
Some one has planted Il lot OF corn cohs
and husks in Main street east OF Third and
they have all come up beautifully.
The strangers opinion OF Lexington
will never be what it should be until hogs
and COWS are restrained from running at
large.
Justice Wallace fined William Gibson
81 md costs Thursday afternoon, for jump
ing ON and Off moving trains at Yelling
ton. He paid.
The ladies of the Episcopal church had
II very successful lawn party and festival
Thursday evening in Mrs. Laura Young's
yard, Main and Eleventh streets.
GLOW is funeral ~obscquics' for an 'ofIi,
cial county paprr'?" asked one citizen ot
another Thursday morning. "PrettS
rough. Where did you catch tout on the
campus g]round'?"
On the outside will be found a commu.
nication signed ar" treating OF the pres.
ent street improvements. This letter was
received too late for publication in thu
last issue of the INTELLIGENCER.
The 15-ycar-old son of Henson Warren
living near town, had the first Joint of one
of the fingers on his right hand badly
mashed Thursday, while taking down {
cider mill, and DR.. Fulkerson amputateC
the member.
The Rifle Club, a new social organiza-
ton, was formed last evening, at n meet.
ing held at the rooms of Albert Gillen, OF
Third street. The membership is limited
to ten members. Those already enrolled
are George Schawie, AL Gillen, Robert
Johns, Frank Weis, Ed Ludwigs, ana
Tom and Bias. Frederick.
Lawyers Welborn II Cbiles, of thil
city, were the opposing attorneys in n sui
at Odessa Tuesday afternoon, wherein J
NJ. Hall, eX-marshal, SUED the town fol
$40 salary. The city was represented b,
Mr.. Chiles, while Mr.. Welborn had charg,
o. the plaintiffs interest, and secured
verdict from the jury of $40.
Fire from an unknown cause destroyed
the stable on the premises OF Mrs. Keifor
Twenty-first and Franklin avenue, ut 1
o'clock yesterday forenoon, occasioning
loss of about $50. A small amount O
damage was done to Dudley Loves her
house by the same fire. The hose com
pany responded to the alarm promptly.
A defective iiue caused $50 damages il
Hale building, corner Third and Frank
lin avenu ats O'Clock Thurday afternoon
Hose company No. ! responded prompt,
and saved the building. Mrs. Hogan hat
no insurance. George Hare's family oc
cupied a portion of the house, and had
few dollars damage in moving property.
By Il little vigorous work the INTELLI
GENCER has aroused the ladies of Lcxing
ton to action in behalf OF II Daughters O
the ~Confedcracy organization, and il i
stated that Il meeting has been called T.
assemble at the Y. NJ. &. A. rooms mex
Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Their
should be n full attendance. In fact, tn
ladies of Lexington should make this tn
center of interest in this cause.