The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-07-30
County court Monday.

County court Monday.
DR.. 81. Chapman was quite sick the
irst Of the week, but is able to be about
gain. I
You will not know how much good
Hoods s~arsaparilla will do you until you
Try 1t. Buy a bottle today and begin 10
ske il.
Concordian; Lee Bascom, a prominent
Of near Odessa, No., was seriously
by a binder running over him,
while harvesting, last Monday.
Marshall Democratic News: Now is the
to 90 to Salt Fork. The nsh are
ravenously hungry, and will bite at any
thing from a worm TO e republican
promise.
Not many marriages TO record lately.
Can IL be bat the horrible internal rev.
enue stamp has put damper upon loves
young dream, or is Cupid taking a sum
mer vacationP
Small picnic and fishing parties are all
the go now. Hardly a day passes but one
or more herdic loads Of jolly young folks
may be seen going to the woods, TO spend
tue day In some cool, shady grove
Warrensburc Mo .~Ionrna,. Democrat.
LAFAYETTE county now boasts Of A genuine
uoat-.JuunsL utber Marshall Of Iexing-
ton. lie has climbed the ladder OF fame
hiyb enougb IN oct his nic,ure IN the
Lexington Intelligeneer. which il no mean
d~istinction.
'e'eia nerulc loaus o. people from TINS
place a''enoeu tue picnic AT haruin ias'
oa'uroay' a Dig crown WAS III a'Venu-
ahoe' ana lhe picnic wal a pronounced
success u New drand Quartet, oil TINS
c,'y' OF meSsrs' EDWIN venaoie'
pert anu Wliham lfo'ter ana En buliard'
a''enueu lne picnic' ana tue seiections
renuereu oy 'hem were wen received anu
n'gniy appreciated Inc boys say 'ney
reservoir u VreA'inen1 iro" .ne ei1i-ens
oi naiuin ana everybody there nAo y
good time
A representative Of the INTELLlaENoER
"took in" the excursion to Randolph
Springs last Sunday, over the Wabash.
A train OF ten passenger coaches left Lex
ington Junction at $3.50 a. M, and all
were wen niled before arriving al aan-
ooiPh' Acrowu OF ABOUT tnree hunu'eu'
accompanieu oy tne oanu' went irom
hehmonu. oesiues 'ne zen coaopeS run
TINS emo OF tne Iine' Two SECTIONS Oh teu
coacnes each were run from d. oharies
anu Mooerly' IN ADDITION 10 tniS' 'nere
"aSa large ~a'Venuanoe iroin Tue COUNTY,
surrounding 'ne springs u o'o"u
was an mhens one' anu' no'"i'hs'anu
lux tue EXCESSIVE "ea', e'eiSoue Pie'en'
seenheu W nave an e"Ioyaoie 'ime' WI
A"o" '"0se i" W '"i' PIa
nau IN eA'ep''onaiiy nne ''ne. in''
springs are s'.ua.eu III u hiceis snAue'
park ou' "S'ue run 'niS 'neie !" III
! speclal atlrac'ion 10 u'aw u o'o"o' OK
/, eep' as a place W spehu quay ree'eh''on
ano 10 maven goou time VIII
! the people rue game Vi Da'e oa'
y oetween 'ne Oh onaries anu h'enmon'
VeamS reSui'eu III tue ueiea' Oh 'ne 'a'te
. ny u Soore Vi ~ W " ne'urhiuR' 'n'
B tIa'n ar''eo u" beAins'on 'une'io'
: ABOUT ~ pm
Q Mesdames Il. Ii. Vaughan and II. b
Farley entertained a number OF thei
9 friends wednesday afternoon, compli
mentary to their sister, Mrs. j. d. Sender
n oil Des Moines, Iowa The day had bee
exceedingly warm, but at Mrs. Vaughan
delightful suburban residence where tn
entertainment wa given, the heat wa
almost forgotten. One corner OF tn
veranda was transformed into a coz
bower OF green, and there among th
y doIic,ous ,ced onrch Tnis w.s ! ,avor,,
oornor no, onlv ,or Tho ra,ro.hna,
" aaordea hv ,ho ~coolir. ho,oraoo hn, al,
= an .cco,rt q, ,ha oho.n,na vornc ,ad
" who servad 4, Tho I.,oa 81 wa,I-ka,
law, II, immense ,rass tho o,ow,
Of osn,nr;as wos inc, The n,oca ,or
Or n,aason, no,hari,n a. = ho, ato,noo,
In nrorns =, Iooios ne .o.,,a..d horoor
tbaro ovar tho Lawn y, soo,od on :,
TT var 4 uhara ,hav oor,d aniov "a a
a. n,mos, tho walcoro hraoza whioh h,
at snr,no mn Questions =, ;,,aros, n,a
ry he,,o d,sonssod Il, an onira,od wan.
st whon ,ha w.,,oro onnaaroa hoor,nn ,ro,
y. co~n,oinina ,emn,,no arrar =, oa,oh1o
OF This wi,h ,ho ocraooh1a anrron.a,nn =,
n n,oosan, oomnnnv la - a
IT. s;red Ar vorohan ana Me- rar,o
m In m aas, ,rooa,"I go ,ooo,r,
he ond an,or,.iood ri nr..,s uoti.ao.
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-. Wellington Qui Vive: Qaite a hea'
10 rain visited these parts last Tuesdi
=, evening aud continued nearly all nigh
1t was accompanied by a severe thund
storm, and the mouse oil Ed Neiwig, In u
be east part oil town, was struck and u
IA rooi gable tori up considerably. M
q. Neiwig and family were in the roo
nd directly beneath where the hghtnir
struck, but luckily all oil them escap'
nh with nothing more serious Than a got
scare ..., A company OF miners fro
ed below Lexington have leased the co
land belonging to Messrs. Callahan ar
m Mindrup' on the Buddemeyer farm, al
Will open a new coal mine, to be operate
on the cooperative plan. The compar
Is composed oil Sixty stockholders, at 20
share, and the idea is to give each stool
ia holder the regular rate Tor mining, al
the profits from the sale OF the coal
aa divided among the stockholders. III
plan is all right, and we trust the ne
IA company Will be successful 80. La
Friday, In answer to an invitation fro
o. Our nOOd fripnd Zach WRIGHT MaaaF