The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-11-26

d.. Hacker makes his candies fresh
very day. %
The storm was . pretty general one. la
he northwest many cattle froze to death. d
Two yonng men wanted, to learn the g
bakery and confectionery trade, at D.
Hackers. L
The ferry boat, Ariel, has been given q r
fresh coat of white paint, which, with her D
smoke stacks, makes her loom up
like a big steamboat. q
Don't fail 10 hear Eve Of the worlds Q
greatest artists 10 grand soncert and v
opera at the opera house Wednesday, No
yember sc. Seats now on sale. 9
Nc. Leslie slushes, Of Dover, son OF NJ. 9
T. slusher, IL now a deputy In the Office J
Of the county collector. he Is a grauda,e .
of W. NJ. A., and also a graduate Of the
Business college.
The tow boat, Peerless, passed up Tues
day With empty barges. They took on q
load OF lumber at "Sunshine," aud went
down to jefferson City Wednesday. The
j.. II. Wells also passed down Wednesday.
K. @. JournaI, 18th: Mrs. @. NJ. After
berry. aged % years, Of Higginsvilfe. Mo-.
died yesterday at the hospital, 1905 Camp
bell street, from a surgical shock. Tho
remains were taken to Higginsvllle last
night.
The Grand Genital hotel Is now equip.
ped with steam. which is a decided i'm.
provement for the comfort Of the patrons
OF this hotel. Mr.. Dan Collard, the pro.
p~rietor, has recently made arnumber Of
improvements about the ;hoteL He 10 an
experienced hotel man, and is meeting
with fine success. ~
The Knights Of Pythias, of this city, at
their regular election OF o%fiicers, Thurs.
! day night. selected the following hfhcers
, for the ensuing year: Chancellor Com
mander, Frank Carter sice.chdnceiicr,
VIM. Goodwin; prelate, Thomas Rose
I wall; master OF works, James Kitchener;
master OF ~exchequer, Jos. A. Wilson;
keeper Of records aud seal, So. Thorn
; ton; master Of finance, Elias Spruce;
I master az arms, Emil Erickson; inner
\ guard, John Walton: outer guard, Thos.
I Price; trustee, Chris. Walk.
Z Mr.. James II. Hall is having all sorts Of
! luck. His horse recently died, and he
I borrowed one from Mr.. Geo. W. johnson,
A few days aiterwsrd the new horse
I kicked bis new laundry wagon TO pieces
! Jimmie then took the wagon TO the shop
Z and took the horse home and turned hin
! loose In his lot. The next morning thu
4 horse was gone, and a diligent search hal
\ failed to discover him. This bad luck
Y however, has been more than overbal
\ anced by the arrival Of a ine boy at Mi
u Haips house on Thanksgiving morning
y Who cares anything about horses an
" wagons when there is a handsome DO.
n baby 10 the bousef
" There was an election held stthe Chris
n tlan church 10 this city last Sunda
" morning, to select two additioal elder
III and two additional deacons.i Accordin
" TO the rules OF the church no nomination
N or recommendations were made. SliT
Of blank paper were given to all the mem
" beers, and they were requested TO wrl'
" the names OF two persons for elders au
~ two for deacons. A count Of the bailoI
" showed that Messrs, John s. Blackw
~ aud W. q. Musgrove had been elected
elders and Messrs. Fred Xix and Ben
II Eaton as deacons. The church now hi
" a full complement Of officers, aud u
" pastor, Elder Eenstermacher, will be he
W next week, aud enter upon the discharl
II OF his duties at once. His first sermG
" will be on the first Sunday in Decembt
~ Higginsville Jeffersonians A miner |
~ the name OF Tabb, about nfty years
" age, was caught under a fall Of slate
the Bonanza Coal company's tBrandau'
~ mine, last Thursday, and almost instant
II killed. His chest was crushed and
~ number OF bones broken. He leaves
wv wife and several children In destitute C
cumstances. Mr.. Tsbb was an industrit
- and good citizen, and enjoyed e~yerybod
nday respect. Coils. Allen apd Chiids,
Iowa, who have leased the "Big Six" O
:, az mines, at MAYHEM, have made consid
..dov BILE improvement In the mines since th
took charge OF them, aud at present u
are putting all the miners to work u
they can get. These gentlemen are b
tiers, and they intend to push the c
"D' business here as has never been dc
before. We wish them abundant sncct
90, About a dozen gentleman friends
To,,h Mr.. Charles Hays were treated to a o.
a, and 'possum supper at the residence
Mr.. Jas. Hays, last Monday night. !
coon and 'possum, served with sW
a potatoes, were cooked 10 such q tempt
"A'e manner as to overcome the preiudicei
the uninitiated to this kind OF fare.
here was unanimously pronounced ''goo
o his A number OF substantial side dishes v
arner also served, and, altogether, 1t was as
that a supper as one could desire to sit dc
to. Mrs. Jas. Hays and Miss Lucie II
n, NJ attended to the wants OF the hun
guests, which is sufficient guarantee I
I will every one was bountIiully supplied
A, treated in the most hospitable man
on, Every one was made to feel. perfect
80 home, and the evening passed swi
s amid such generous hospitality and a
nv cheer. Mr.. Chas. Hays, in whose he
80. the supper was given, expects to re;
80 to Bosburg, Washington, about the
~ of December. The best wishes OF
many friends in this city will go \
well him.
from - .s,oo.,o A,a.on q
- at Is with a great deal OF regret tina
announce that DR.. Chas. Manley, D.. 1
going to leave US. He has accepted a
to the ~pastorate Of the Baptist churc
Lexington, Mo-, and expects to be I
by the 2sth OF this month. His rem
mans from US Is a distinct loss TO this com
'acaut nifty and is equally as great q loss To
main denomination and TO the state. He
* on been among us for a little more th
On nre year, and the life Of this cody man
npany been a powerful influence for good
naa It has been pleasant TO see his peac
were sanity face day after day on our 'str
; were The people at Lexington, Mo- have
speed. a wise choice in their selection OF a pa
Q Dell and the best wishes Of thousand
Q iaee' friends all over the stale win follow
" you and his excellent family Central
list: "Dr. Manley is a man ofietteri
culture. His coming to Missouri wi
a hIaaainp In the brotherhood and d