The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-01-12
LOCAL s%HoRT-sTops.

LOCAL SHORT-ST0PS.
Schawe 4 Weis lead; others follow. II
Judge Richard Field is holding court at
sedalia.
Why not subscribe for the INTELLI-
eENcERf
The thermometer registered zero Tues
day morning.
Mrs. Grady would like to have a few
more boarders. u
Rev. T. M. Cobb Is at the Baptist SAM
tarlum. In St. Louis.
The county officers have all taken the
path OF oface, and affairs OF county are
working along smoothly.
VI. James Goodwin, of Waverly, cele-
brated his 9lst birthday, last Wednesday
Hs 10 yet In excellent health.
The Evangelical church at Higginsviiie
will celebrate Its twenty.fifth anniversary
lone time during the summer
Call and examine Billiards. photos be.
having any made and SEQ the best. AL
work finished promptly. Gallery opposite
m.
.postofi1ce. liz 2t
Dyspepsia seldom causes death, but per-
mits its Victims to live on In misery
Hoods sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia and
all stomach troubles.
WANT1D-A woman. white or black, to
20 to the country for . few weeks. Must
hs able to cook, wash, keep ouse, or dc
anythiag required. Inquire at this office
u. Wihiam Walker. Of Page City, wal
U6sfs Monday and made this Office a pleas
ant call. He IL 4 sterling democrat, and
an esteemed friend of tho INTELLIaEN-
unR.
Mrs.. Lewis Neale has q nice front room
In her house, unoccupied, which she
would like TO rent. She would also like .
few more boarders. This 10 an excellent
place.
The IHTRLLIoENcRn Is enjoying
healthy boom. Many new names have
been added to our subscription list re-
Gently. To those who have favored US
We extend our thanks.
Rev. n. Brooks, Of Bowling Green, Mo.
10 assisting the pastor. Rev. T. 8. Love. II
a. interesting meeting at Edenview, thres
miles south Of town. The meeting viii
probably continue through next week.
The Concordla creamery last year pait
ll2,729.oo for milk. and manufactured 7S,'
81 pounds of butter The concern MOI
osly paid sxpeusss. but came out at thu
CLOSE Of the year with ssoe.i2 in the treas
ury. No dividend was declared.
Ssdalia Gazette, sth: Norman @
Wsldron. operator for the Missour
Pacific ct Little Blue, will return to wori
-~to-day, after . lay.off OF . week, on ac
count or BADLY sprainsd wrist" Mr.
waidron was Formerly operator at thii
station.
Mr.. II. einausr, district Deputy 0rsnt
Master, I. o. o. r., Installed the following
omcsrs Of wellington lodge, No. 81, l. o
o. f., last Monday evening: Orion Hall
N. O.; Wm. Burger, ". g.; N. W. Corss
Rec. &c.,; Emil schrader. F. g.; H. B
Core. treasurer.
The wsllingtoa Camp Woodmen OF tn
World have elected their officers for tn,
coming year, a. follows: Adviser lieu
tenant, John LArkil; banker, James Bry'
eat; clerk, James 6trodtmau; escort
Grafton Baker; sentry, Ed schabsrg
managers, @. b. Havensr, Albert Mabrl
and Thso. whitsou; camp physician, J
A. Schneider, n. D.
Prot. Thso. Mailer will open his classe
In dancing, Monday, November %, q
Turner Hall. Monday class days frou
a:10 to $50. For gentlemen and ladies
also for misses and masters. Proiesso
Mahlsr taught dancing In this city
twenty years ago. He II permanent.
located at Kansas City. but will be her
every Monday afternoon at ESQ. n-24.ti
While erushisg corn on Sheriff Wright
farm, near Wellington Wednesday, Jos
sph Day, Jr.. met with an unfortunat
occidcnt. He was feeding the crushsl
when the machine choked up. Will
pushing corn IN the hopper the cylinde
caught his glove and pulled his hand 1
tie orushsr, tearing II to pieces. tn
hard was amputstsd just above the wrist
Last week We printed an item from tn
Acme, c~oncsrning the suit the Water Ga
company had nisd against some Of on
sltissus. Among those who were reporte
b. the Acme - DESCENDANTS In the cas-
was Mr.. Leroy Farmer. We have sine
learned that Mr.. Farmer 10 In no wis
contested with the suit, and that he ma
appear before the public 10 the right ligh
in this matter. We make this correction
A child 10 born. The doctor In attend
aDeo gets 90; the editor notes IL and get
O. Il 10 christsnsd, and the minister get
D; the editor writes It up and gets 90. ]
nsrriss, and the minister gets snoths
~, the editor gets . piece OF cake, or 00
In courss Of time 1t dice; the doctor gel
from p TO e10, the minister gets anoths
q, The undertaken e26 to e50-the editc
.prints Il and receives 0000, and then ha
the privilege Of running, free Of charge,
card Of thanks.-Ex.
The o1csrs OF Orion lodge, No. IS, an
0uttsnburg ledge, No. S2a, I. o. o. F
4 Vsso Jointly Installed last Saturday even
tnes Mr.. Henry 6inauer was master I
GDgomonies. The officers Of Orion lod6
.ssss Arthur Ballard, N. g.; Isaac Graf
v. a.; Lee billiard, Rec. &c.,; 10. I
Wilsou, p. g.; John Taubmsn. Trea
The officers Of 0uttsnburg lodge are;
Ripple, N. g.; John samuelson, v. g.
@. q. Ludwigs. q. g.; Jacob Fegert, I
D.; j.. =. 2. Winkier, Treas.
Prot. Chas. Lee smith, Phi. D.. of WI
liam Jewell College. has been secured
The faculty Of the Baptist Female Collel
70 give three lectures In his specialt
political science. The lectures will be
Shs subjects, BimstalIism, Paper Mous
and Amsrioan Banking. They will
given ON the following evenings: 1871
and 18th inst, asd ID prox, In the Bapti
church. DR.. Smith was educated In job
Hopkins, where he was Q fellow al
l~sotursr. subsequently, he studied b
subject In Europe. He 10 q recognize
suthority In his line, and his lectures WI
b. Of interest TO every business and pr,
prices are % cents per lecture, or 70 cen
Bsns q Co.'S.
Hon. Jonas T. Ferguson has INTRODUCES
the following bills: House bill No. 50, "A
cot to amend section 779o, chapter IA
article one Of the revised statutes OF 1ss
eatitied roads and highways, providir
for costs In certain cases." house bill N
g, IAN act TO amend section 1872, chapt
10, article one Of the revised statutes
1850, entitled roads and highways, provi
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