The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-24

In Justice Dorm laser's court, at Higgins-
vile, Wednesday, q scarlet woman from
Marshall. who gave her nauae as Fannie Roe,
was found guilty of lewd eonduct and fined
$40 aud costs, which some OF her friends paid
for her. County Attorney Aull conducted
the prosecution.
Travis Buford sold yesterday TO James
Slusher his fine farm, containing $40 acres Tor
$50 an acre. The farm lies ak miles east OF
Lexington, on the Dover road, and 10 one OF
the finest farms in the county. Mr., But0rd
will 40 To Washington February 1st, and II
suited there, will remove his family later.
The IntelligcnceT welcomes back 10 Its old
place tie advertisement Of McCsusiand,
Young ~ McCausland. which reappesrs in
to-day's issue. These gentlemen are wide
awake, alert and popular business men anu
know the benefit OF ALWAYS keeping before
the people,. not Only with u handsome new
advertisement, but with a stock of good, that
always attracts aud pleases.
Wav,rIy has organized a coal company.
rhe following are the Officers:-9. w, Hall,
Jr., president, J. 8. Webb. secretary and T.
K. Landrum, collector and treasurer. Com
miltee consisting Of W. p. Milnor. w, A..
Reed and q. w. Hall, JT., are instructed 10
procure site and mining privileges and report
same 10 next regular meeting OF the company
Friday evening January %. at 7 p. m.
Report oil Houx school. district No /. for
the month ending January 9th. ~lS9I:-Names
OF pupils on roll OF honor for the highest
grade in scholarship, department and attend
ance-during the month Mimi lie, RhOda
| and Grover Warren. Tarltie Bellies, Otto and
Lewis Nolte, Anna, Mabel, John aud Clsr-
ence Cunningham. Harry Tharpe, Oscar,
| Joe and PedrlIe Smith. Anua l.. HammOnds.
teacher.
Miss Ride AulI, assisted by Misses Jennie
Aull aud Klttie Fulkerson, entertained the
| Cooking CLUB and their gentleman friends
last Thursday evening In their usual charm
Ing manner. The guests arrived about nine
| O'Clock and the hours soon passed away In
VARIOUS gahes and dancing. Elegant refresh
ments were served. TIL guest took their
departure at a late hour all having enjoyed q
most pleasant evening.
At the meeting OF the stockholders Of the
%ponioon bridge company. held last Tuesday
night. the action OF the directors In rels-
ton to the matter OF consolidation with the
Ferry company was approved. and II was
also resolved to ask the stockholders 10
advance the necessary pro rate amount, as
evidenced by the stock held by each, for the
purchase Of the mortR age held BY Col. s. N
Stewart upon the bridge.
Last Tuesday morning when an 1ntelligen.
Ger reporter, living about three miles south
of town, went out to the stable to iced hi,
pony, he found It gone. After looking around
the premises he finally discovered the horse
Ia the road, about u quarter OF o mile west Of
The house. 1t had on the saddle, one stirruI
of which was missing, but no bride. Tit
pony had evidently been taken from th'
stable during the night and ridden and thsr
turned loose to go home. Look out for thes'
fellows In the future.
1.-THE Kindergarten" at the Midland laugh
on from the start. 1t Is q musical satire, ant
thoroughly pleasing. The songs are brigh
and new and the good specially artists In tn
company have excellent opportunity to dis
play their talents. Eddie Shsyne aud Mis-
Katie Mitchell are the leading people In tn
company, although every member Is good II
, his part. hi Midland will have crowds'
3 houses the remainder Of the week.-kansa
t City Evening News, September l. 1890. A
Hagen's opera house. Jan. %.
! The article in the Intelllgencer In th
] issue of the 10th inst In regard to the aban
donment of the trains on the No. Pacih'
railroad has already borne fruit. His honor
: Mayor Russell, ever alive to the Interests Q
e this community, has already taken steps
! secure a restoration Of the schedule. II
hoped the Missouri Pacific people will 500
a give to the people OF Lex ington such trans
portation facilities as they desire, and thu
build up that reciprocity Of interests thu
should exist between railroad and the town
= through which 1t runs.
g One Of the most pleasant society events
the season was the reception given lest Tue
day night OF Hagen's opera house by Messr
Gordon and Stnrges. IN honor OF Misses Bio
y lie Fife, of Kentucky; Annie Chew, Of s
Louis and Rose Ragsdals. Of Moberll
Among those present were: Misses Ann
Chew, Rose Ragsdale, M0llie Fife. Ollie Su
le ton, Meta Scott, Birdie Wallace, Estelle or
Mace McGrew, Carrie Bradley and Luc
l. Labertew. Messrs. f. B. Duvall, K. Gordo
j. Fl. Hickman, Ed Yingling, W #. Zeile
at Capt. Ford, E. s. Young, B. A. Chinp, e.
10 McG-ew and 8. 8. Gunlack. To "ye print
s. man. the young ladies of Lexington alws
ne look pretty but never did they appear
I.barnnIoo IA m thta neaaainn-