The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-07-20
Out with the weeds.

given by Miss Claudia Silver, returned
to Lexington Monday morning.
A free silver picnic will be given at
Corder, July 25. Hon. j. d. Shewalter
ani Hon. Lon. v. Stephens will speak.
Now see that your blood is pure. Good
p%arilla which is the great blood purifier.
The ladies OF the German Evangelical
church gave an enjoyable lawn social last
Wednesday evening, at which over $50
were realized.
Rev. T.. NJ. Cobb will occupy the pulpit
at the Methodist church tomorrow morn
ing. Rev. @. NJ. Bishop will occupy Rev.
Mr.. Cobb's pulpit In Kansas City.
DR.. Coleman Buford. upon his return TO
Illinois, was appointed chief surgeon Of
the Illinois Eastern Hospital. This is q
distinguished position, and one that DIR.
Buford will I'LL acceptably.
The annual receipts Of school moneys
for the year, including balance on hand
July 1st, 1894, $ss, 800. SO. The annual ex-
%penditures for the year ending July lat,
1896, were $50. 3Ol. "a. Balance on hand,
S35, $50. IA.
The ladies Of the Baptist church OF May
view gave q supper On the lawn of Mr.. j.
h. Smith, Thursday night. A large crowd
was present, all had q pleasant time, and
q liberal sum Of money was Melted by the
entertainment.
Robt. Bruce, alias Jackson, was arrested
here Wednesday by Constable ~Cavauaugh.
He was wanted at Brunswick, No., for
felonious assault upon q woman. An
o2icer arrived here Thursdsy aud took
him to Brunswick.
On last Monday night Lexington Royal
Arch Chapter No. 10 installed It's officers.
The officers are: q. w. FIedendall. w.
NJ; r. T. Wilson, 8. W.; T.. B. Farley, J.
w.; Henry Sinauer, 8. D.; II. w. Winsor,
J. D.; Geo. H u tshison, tyler.
About twenty five relatives OF Mrs. J,
NJ. Withsrs, Of MAYHEM, took dinner
with her last Sunday, aud spent Q pleas
ant day at her home. Her son, from
Texas, was there on . short visit. Her
two sons, fou daughters, ten grandchild-
rem and = number OF nieces and nephews,
were present. aud all hope for another re.
union next year.
Our readers will remember reading an
account Of the cloud burst ut WinOna,
Mo-, July 9th, In which thirteen people
were drowned. 1t was one OF the saddest
events In recent years, and wa made par
ticularly sad to our people when they
learned that Mrs. Kate Nevins, sou
George, aged 25 years, n daughter, aged
IL years, were drowned. Mrs. Nevins IL
sister n-law OF Mrs. Rev. u. M. Goode
TO whom the INTELLIaENCER extends III
sincerest sympathy.
Richmond Conservator: On the 9th
day OF July the Lexington INTELLloEN.
GER will be edited by the ladies OF thai
cIts which an address will be made tc
70 concerning the great Lexine.
which heretofore has not beer
public. 1t Is prepared Il
ND Dest edition of . newspaper
ever pm that city. The pro
ceeds will go to help swell
the alrsG mount that has beer
subscribedS ksnterprIse. UndeI
Tue buRcGVA v4 ptoStcootvs
managers Of Q HruCER, we MAJ
look for sometGO Ethe ordinary
and we are certain n~lsappointed
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Crews letters 10 u nENcRR
you are missing . rare q lyle o.
writing is very pleasing, ttor
Of incidents and scsnes thu .
q reader 10 perfect. We hAx}
as interesting an scco1ok
trip. He pays much De
tails Of q journey. The hiRhl!
interesting and iustruc4y lQyerlooket
by nearly all the writ make tn
trip. Cut these letters put then
In your scrap.book. conclu
sion OF his trip Mr.. will visi
every point OF interest World
A fine description OF j~ourne!
will be written for this
Says the HigginsviiI 9TH
nearer fair time drawd lore oul
people realize what . 81 y In on
years existence will q out SOM
fall festivity. This risio )snt ha
sufficiently encouraged hors'
and fair men that they hold o
the supposedly dead entsro viii
no doubt succeed 10 bring life
The prime movers In b M a. H
Warren and J. F. Payne, Of AM
Wade Hicklin, of Lsxingtoo5 gen
tlsmen are capable Of condo 1rst
class exhibition, and they tax
charge OF the fair grounds . fsi
date about September l, Sim
they will give Q rousing w B.
holding II at this time tho TAI
circuit will have closed, and b.
q number Of frst-class sbl
without offering large stahn tpthi
turn we can have good races eoat
However good the races, thts<oo5W ii
not be made the prominent thv
fair. 1t is proposed to offer stu Nm
for an agricultural and floral Dit
and hui induce an old-tims faG1 &c
show, uch Is has not been {
section In many years. Let
encouraging this plan OF sxhiI
1t will be q bowling success" FT@s
Last Sunday night the young psopis6
the Jugend Bund, or Youths Union, 0
the German Methodist church, OF thi
city, had q mott enjoyable meeting. Tn
church was handsomely decorated IL
green foliage and flowers Of bright an
beautiful hues, and over the pulpit hum
\ large and handsome decoration, con
sisting Of Q Maltese cross, on the QUITE
arms OF which were the letters J. and u
(Jugend Bund), and on the inner circl
Of which was In gilt Q cross OF the fOrI
known az the "true cross" The churcl
was filled, and In the society and out OF
were many handsome and stslwart younI
men, and lovely girls In dresses Of coo
and fluffy white. The singing was espec
tally good, and the tunesl were selected il
excellent taste. Several interesting paper
were read and addresses made by the girl
aud boys. Where all did 80 we'll, 1t 1
almost wrong to make any distinctions
but we will q the liberty OF mention
ing in particular the voice Of Miss Meyer
the leader Of the singing. Every note wa
q pleasure to hear, and everyone was sorr
when she ended the sweet sounds. Their
was pleasant address from Pastor Meyer
the genial old father Of the church. Tn
present pastor 10 Rev. q. T. Mueller; or
ganist, Miss M. Meyer; president Of tn
Jugend Bund, p. Meyer; secretary, A
Erslinger. Among the young folks VIII
took part were Philip Kroeck, Mari
Kochler, Rudolf Kleipsig, Ella Wendi