The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-01-12
The ice harvest has begun.

SoncoTulu LutueranS Will sOou ouiiu u
new church.
We learn that Mrs. George B. Gordon,
of Dover, is ~convalescent.
This kind of weather at this time pleases
both the ice and coal men.
John L. VIM, OF Kansas City, will
open q notion store In Higginsville In the
near future.
Mrs. Frank Bowman entertained a few
friends TO a pleasant luncheon last Satnr-
day afternoon.
On ccoun Of an accident the Missouri
Pacific east bound passenger was an hour
late Wednesday morning.
"a Country Cousin, ~ was well presented
by Frank Jones and his company. at the
opera house, Tuesday night.
For SALE-Fourteen 3-year-old gentle
work Mules. Terms, reasonable. Apply
to Jas. H.. Gather, Dover, Mo. 12-20tf
II you ant afford to subscribe for the
INTELLIaENCER borrow il from your
n~eighbor to read. 1t will do you good.
A telegram was received at Slater Thurs
day, that DIR. Joseph Field, the defaulting
cashier of the Stock bank, was dead, at
Ell PasO. Texas.
Provident Association Is doing good work.
On Christmas day over 800 were fed, clad
and made happy"
For Stoves, 1inware. Whites Round
Oak, Riverside, Superior alright oak, all
oak stoves, 20 to Schawc &
Weis, Main street. 10. 13tf
Don't have any but the best. so go to
Billiards for your photos. ALI work
guaranteed and flushed promptly. CAL
lery opposite p~ostoffice. 1-12 2t
COMMISSIONS J. K. Gray and Mr.. b. w.
Jefferson, of Napoleon. represented this
county ut the State Road Convention, ct
Jefferson City, this week.
Billiards. is the place to have your
photos made. All work finished on the
best aristo paper. All work guaranteed.
Gallery opposite ~postofice. 1-12.t2
Mr.. G.. Schwab an employee in the
Winkler Furniture Factory had his hand
utAAlost ~ )" PASSec AS" oSyS NshSe
while working with some machinery.
Mr.. Richard Cavanaugh has the con
tract for the foundation of DR.. Freden-
dsll's new house, to be built on his lot
east of the Baptist church. Wsrrensburg
tone will be used. Mr.. Cavanaugh is o
good workman.
Higginsville now has m organization
called ''The B~anqueters." Capt. A. e.
Asbury Is president, l.. 7. Land, Secre-
tary and Ed. o. Brien treasurer. The
quet on the first Thursday Of each Janu-
airy.
Our republican readers, who wish the
best republican daily In the United States,
can get the Daily and Sunday New York
Advertiser, aud the INTKLLIaENCER for
the ridiculously low price Of $3.50. This
IL less than the cost OF the Daily alone.
This offer only holds good for a short
time. Come at once. II
The Baptist Sunday school elected
officers last Sunday, as follows: NJ. f
Royls, superintendent; VIM. II. Chiles,
vice.superintendept; w. c. Mars, treas
urer,; Owen Grimes secretary, and Mis'
Lizzie Mc0rew, librarian. Mr.. Royle has
been superintendent for twenty-niu'
years, without a break.
Mr.. T. B. McGrsgor asks u TO announce
In the INTELLI0ENCER that the Miners
Journal will not be issued this week. We
S.N. rla..uro In o~~odo Hfr Me-
Oregon. He also states that the Journal
will be out on time next week, but we
hope he won't strain himself in the effort,
The public will not demand the strain.
On last Thursday evening January 8
. pleasant party was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. J. A. Horn In honor Of tn
Eden View Glee Club. A large number o.
In vitations were issued and an enjoyabl,
evening was spent. At eleven O'Clock tn,
guests were invited to the dining roon
where an elegant supper was prepared fo1
them. The young people on leaving an
nounced this party . very pleasant on
and their reception most hospitable.
i The stock holders of the Morrison
| Wentworth bank elected . board of direc
tors last Wednesday. The following wer
elected without . dissenting vote. J. q
Plattsnburg. Geo. NJ. Catron, Joseph r
B Barnett, J. q. worthington, John Morri
son, Ed Mark, 9. N. Wilson, g. q. Went
worth aud w. F. Ksrdoln, Sr. This 10 q
exceptionally strong body Of men, and
ID unnecessary to say that the bank viii
continue to prosper under their admins
tration.
The annual reports of the county cler
and circuit clerk aud recorder were file
with tho county court Monday. Tho sal
airy OF the county clerk is $1,000. Abov
this aud the expenses Of the Office, b
turned In to the county e2,150.H. Th
receipts of the recorders ONCE were 8
Sass, and the receipts OF the circuit clerk
Office for the year were 2,8S6.40. Ate
paying deputy etc., the recorder &c
about $2,100 and the circuit clerk abor
81 800 per annum.
A telegram to the daily papers make
this announcement: George 8. McGre'
has resigned the presidency Of the Yves,
ern Commercial Travellers association
Mr.. McGrsw gave as his reasons for r,
signing, pressure Of business which woul
prevent his giving the association
much of his time and attention as
thought necessary. The association wi
meet Wednesday aud request Mr.. X. Y
Shapieigh. who served during the pa
year, to serve again.
Concordiau: A sad death happened
the family OF our friend. Mr.. Fritz The
man. last Thursday. Mr.. Thisman ar
wife were returning home from town
the forenoon, and when they had reach,
the residence OF Mr.. Henry Deke, about
mile west Of this city their infant chi
took violently sick. They took the chi
into the house OF Mr.. Deke, but 1t gre
worse and died In spasms a few minut
after they entered the premises. A me
senger was dispatched for DIR. Lieser, b
the infant breathed its last long before
reached town. The mourning paren
have the sympathy of their friends
their sad bereavement.
We take the following from the Wa
erly items In the Higginsville Advanc
1--WE extend a New Years greeting to Il
amicable relations existing between tt
Advance and the Lexington INrELLIaEl
GER, and the friendly notices Of each otI
err as well-edited papers, though differe
In politics. This 10 as 1t should be, by &
broad. minded Journalistic, Ia discussii
} the Issues OF the day from q differs
~atandnoint before the masses. The l.