The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-17

Fenstermacher will preach 4 sermon on
this line OF work. At the conclusion OF
the services there will be baptlsing.
Miss Hannsgau, OF this city, who is on
a visit TO relatives at Dalles, Oregon was
recently awarded q handsome tea set, In 9
voting contest, as being the most popular
young lady In that city. 1t will be re-
membered that she and her partner, Mr..
Frank Nicholson, were awarded a hand.
some cake In a cakewalk In this city.
Sunday afternoon the alarm Of fire was
sounded, and the fire companies respond
ed quickly. But there was no fire. A
feed pipe leading into q boiler at Wiukler's
factory, had blown out, making q big
noise, but no damage was done. though
some men were busy trying to stop the
leak at the time. II was a streak OF good
fortune that no n was hurt.
The Odessa Moon has n motto In big
black letters: III we think so, we'll say
So" This Is not true. The Moon knows
better than TO tell hall he knows, and II
he began to tell what he thinks, his nose
would be punched a dozen times a day.
Take down your motto, and 10 Its place
have something like this: please give us
credit for what we do not say" or "There
10 another side to the story-we tell but
one"
Sheriff Fulkerson has gone to Indiana
after a prisoner, Arch Chestnut, who Is
under arrest. Mr.. Ed. Hord gave Chest
nut a check for 90 and ho is charged with
raising II 10 $50. The sheriff is expected
home Monday. The alleged crime was
committed two years ago, and Chestnut
was arrested once 10 Kentucky. but got
away before our sheriff could get hands
on him.
Lexington Camp NJ. w. A., held an
election OF officers oil Friday evening,
December 9th. The following officers
were duly elected: Albert Mischon, V. c.;
e. NJ. Rowe, W. A.; W. B. weedin, clerk;
d. D. Givinner, banker; W. 8. Gibson,
escort; W. B. Weedin, physician; q.
Miller, Waterman; Samuel Mosier, sentry
J. @. Green, forester; q. M. Rome.
/ manager; w. B. Weedin, delegate to
! county camp.
jefferson Qowa) Souvenir; 'The audi
ence was treated to q most extraordinary
effort, one Of the most brilliant, ~instruc'
tive and entertaining lectures a Jefferson
audience aver enjoyed. DR.. Mays power
: OF description and picture painting In
pure English is remarkable TO q degree
On Wednesday, December 21st, DR.. MAY
will appear In this city at the opera house
and his lecture will be enjoyed by all
Seats on sale at Crenshaw q Young's.
g Oranges, grapes, apples, bananas, dates
%raisins, &C., at Barron 4 Nagel's.
The Sixth Missouri volunteers ar
y probably In Cuba. They have been pre-
i pairing some months for the trip, Nor
q than a week ago the order came for ther
to be ready to embark on the 18th. Thi
r regiment contains soldiers from all sec
lions OF Missouri, and Lexington contrib
utes three good men, who are all officers
u Hickman, Crenshaw and Gordon. Ais
one private. lanes Martin. The regimen
n, probably landed at Havana yesterday.
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