The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-06-23
A splendid rain Thursday.

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Another delegation OF commonwealers
passed uo"h the river yesterday
Work has begun on Mr.Patrick Fagan's
building near the Grand Central.
Mr.. Joseph Tribble our city assessor
began to make the assessment this week.
II. Homer Luce will take charge of the
Mayview Monitor about July LIST, SO the
report goes.
Bethel Baptist church, on the corner of
Main and Eighteenth streets, Is receiving
a new roof
Mr.. Calvin Brown, OF near Page City,
shipped two car loads oil stock to kansas
City, Monday.
j. N. Brown, attorney for the Chicago &
Alton Railroad, had business In the cir
cult court this week.
The younp people,s society of the Pres
byterian church was entertained by Rev.
A. $. Moffett on Thursday evening.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
hold a picnic near Mr.. Il. G. Sawyer's, two
miles south of town, next Thursday.
The Kansas City Star thinks the dog or
dinance, which Mr.. G. p. Venable wants
passed is a good one. OF course 1t Is.
M. Eo,r,, q, ,,,v mil, ha rova,,v ce,a.
brated at Higginsville, under the auspices
of the local lodge Knights of Pythias.
Miss Greer NJ this citv was taken mite
m ot the teachers institute In session at
Odessa, this week. She returned home
Tuesday.
Rev. DIR. Richardson will preach at the
Methodist church in this city tomorrow
morning. There will be no preaching
in the evening.
Five fine new residences under con-
tract speak we'll for our city. to say moth
ing Of the dozens Of smaller improvements
that are being made.
MIR, and Mrs. Henry GeIZer were de-
IiphtfulIv surprised bv a party of their
many friends, at their residence, Ninth
and South streets. last evening.
The Fourth will be celebrated at Con.
cordia by the Cornst band of that city,
assisted by the Oak Ridge Band. Extern
sive arrangements have been made.
The Ex-Confederate home at Higgins.
Vile wants a Webster's unabridged die
~tionary. Will some friend of the home
compliment the veterans with onef
Rev. C. M. Bishop leaves this morning
for Carrollton. WHARF, he will preach the
annual sermon before the Woman's Mis-.
sionary society Of the Missouri conference.
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Kelly q sons Will begin 70 rebuild tneir
II staoie next Week. They VIII ou''o
tne 'o'e larger and more co""ooious
than ever before. Tnese gentlemen nave
the best wishes OF the community In tneir
Undertaking.
Rev. Thos. M. Cobb Is very aick at his
home in this city. His condition Is very
precarious. lie Is a nobie man whose
mission on earth has been a good one.
We trust that he may yet be spared TO do
good work In his Masters vineyard.
A burglar affected an entrance into the
residence of Mr.. w. g. MCCausland, last
Friday night. Miss Florence Arnold and
Miss Mary Smith were awakened. and
reaiixing the situation, ordered DIN 70
get out he went out In . hurry
through a window, on the roof OF .
porch, sliding down the columns. since
then iron bars have Deen placed across
the dow
MI. George Foster, who lives near Bates
City, was struck by lightning and killed
on Friday evening of last week. He was
in the field with his two little girls whom
it began to rain, and took shelter under q
tree. His little children, some distance
from him, were shocked, but not hurt.
Mr.. Foster was a brother-in.law OF Mr..
Bates. cashier of the National bank OF
Odessa. He had lived at Bates City about
twenty years.
News was received here Thursdsy even
ing that DR.. Howard Atkinson. of 81. Jos.
eph, died suddenly. He was suffering with
stomach trouble, and pending an opera
ton that was being performed at q hospi-
tai, died. DR.. Atkinson was about 2t
years OF age and a young man OF promise,
He was born and reared In this city and
his death is greatly deplored here. His
body will be brought here for intsrment
Odessa Moon. A .on =, ,ohr 1onvho,
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maddop last wear. and a few days apo Thu
bov took ~bvdrophobia. DIR. ID. w. Bar.
? CLAW. of Odessa. was called to zee him Las,
, Thursday. and remained with him nj
night. The how would take spells And n
would reonire tbraa or ,onr mar ~ ho,d
HIM In had. He was hronobt N Ods.s.
! and the treatment was continued. Fo,
hours he rested nerfsct,v ouist. then thu
, b~varophobia wonld anne.r and for q tim,
tho hov xvouId ha w;ld auanpinu a. anu.