The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-09-01
Mr.. Jackson Dysart is convalescent.

Mr.. Jackson Dysart is convalescent
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INTELLIGENCER.
Hog cholera is raging in the bottoms
about Wellington.
The Methodist ladies made over $40 at
their lawn social Tuesday evening.
John Il. Gentry won three straight
heats at Chicago last Friday in 2:O7A,
2:O7A and 2:Os.
The August meeting, at Dover, closes
tomorrow. There have been three addi-
tions to the church thus far.
A hive of bees was stolen from Mr.. F.
Morath Sunday night. We trust that
every bee in the hive stung the thief.
Three marriages took place in Squire
Prices office this week. The contracting
parties belong to the African tribe and
were married at the laws behest.
For national encampment, G.. A. r.,
P~ittsburg, Pa, September 10 to Is, 1894,
Missouri Pacific Railroad makes low rate
of s19.45 for the round trip. Tickets on
sale September 8 and 8, limit for return
September %. A. 8. LOOMS.
Mr.. Louis Bauerle went to Kansas City
Tuesday, to buy a stock of goods for his
new saloon which opened up this morn
ing. opposite the opera house on Laurel
street. He will sell the famous Milwau-
kee beer. A billiard aud pool hall will be
attached to the saloon.
The Lexington Times will be the name
of a new paper, the first number Of
which will be issued next Saturday, In
this city. The printing office will occupy
the building owned by Mr.. ID. NJ. Smith
\ on Franklin Street. The paper will bt
published in the interest OF the coloret
D people.
Joplin Herald: At her elegant home
corner of Fifth street and Byies avenu
last night, Miss Pearl Graham entertainet
complimentary to her guest, Miss Flor
!, ence Neal, Of Lexington. The amusemen
was dancing, the G~reenville orchestr
s supplying the inspiration. Luncheon
e was served at midnight.
y Thursday afternoon q party Of younl
ladies and gentlemen made q picnic visi
to the old bachelor home Of Frank an
ShIi nays youuk iooiCo SotAiS
d along q number Of fine cakes, and Fran
g had laid in q supply Of Hackers best ic
cream. The young people returned HON
o at early bed time. and say they spent
very pleasant evening.
Our old friend, Mic. Haerle, has agai
placed us under obligations by his kin
remembrance. This time 1t was q baskt
8 Of grapes, Just such as he alone can rails,
y They were Niagara and Concord, bot
fine, but the Niagara was just q lit
- ahead OF anything we have seen. tn
y punches were large, full, and the crap,
large and finely favored.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Philip Kell,
received q telegram from Chicago al
nouncing the death of her father, Mr.. I
Caspary. She left on the evening San
- Fe for home. On account of importau
business engagements, her husband cou
not accompany her. Mr.. Caspary was oil
OF the most influential citizens of Chicag
III The INTELLIaENCER extends sympathy
no Work has beer started on Mr.. g.
n STEERS residence, corner Of Fourteen,
mr. and franklin. The foundation, from Il
IN ground to the first floor, will be of Wa
Of rensburg stone. The contract was let
=. the old reliable firm OF Chestham q So
Mr.. STEERS new home will be q fine on
When it is further along In erection Il
- INrELLIaENCER will have more to 81
about it.
At q special term Of the Saline coun
10 circuit court, beginning September 10, t
celebrated Catron will case will be trie
~ This case has once been tried in t
lower court and appealed. The suprer
court reversed the decision Of the Giro,
court, and remanded it for re-trial. Jol
IN Z. Burden is the attorney for Mr.. Cairo
\. while Wallace & Chiles and j.
ne Shewalter will appear for the piainti
Mrs, McFadden.