The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-01-29

Judge EldridRe Burden was not so we'll,
ct last accounts. be 10 partially parslyzsd'
and 80 suffering some. We hope to have
better usws from hin soon.
MIR. L. B. Cole, one Of DoveT's mer'
chants, who has been quite II! for several
weeks, We are slald to state is improving
in health, and will soon be able to again
attend to businses.
The body OF Mira. Bridget Nosnan
arrived here Yesterday for burial. She
died at Higsinsville, Thursday. Her
family wal one OF hrst to settle in
Higsinsvills. She wa the mother OF
Mrs. John Mocanss.
The case of Bone va. EmmOn was before
the circuit court here yesterday. Bone is
contesting Emmon's election to the office
of constable Of kaw township, Jackson
county. The case was brought here on
a change Of venue.
One OF the most unique, "a we'll as the
largest and handsomest calendars we have
seen this year, IL that Issued by the L. A.
W. Bulletin. It "a original In design, and
upon each folder is printed apt quota
lions coocernins the interests OF wheel
men and good roads. The Bulletin 10 the
official organ of the League of American
WheelmeD.
The T%uFnVerein society will give a
masquerade ball ct Turner hall, Monday
February II. These balls given at Turner
hall are becoming more and more popular
and this ono promises to be one OF the
most successful they have ever given. The
ball will be given on b evening oil VAL
entins's day. A pleasant evening will be
spent by all who attend.
Niles Kettle Murray, from near Holden
who has been living With relatives In this
city since last September, attending
school, was married at Kansas City,
Thursday night, to Mr. Leroy Fourtney.
Of Holden. They were s~weethearts, and
the family and friends of the young lady
objected to her marriage. Thursday even
ing she TOLD her relatives, with whom she
was living. hat she was going to stay all
uIsat with Q lady friend in the east end
OF town. She went Oh, and met Fourt.
psy's brother, who tool her In Q buggy TO
Myrtok. where they took q train. At
Independence they mel the waiting
sweetheart, and the party proceeded to
Kansas City, whore We suppose they had
no trouble In getting married. She left q
note. to be delivered Friday morning,
telling her friends b was going to be
married; that her trunk was packed,
and for them to please ship it to her at
Holden, her future home. She was a
niece OF Sheriff Fuiksrson, was . beautiful
girl, and had many admirers here.
Ms. G. q. Ludwiss will represent Har-
mony Lodge, No. 81. at the meeting of
the Ancient Order OF United Workmen OF
Missouri, which convenes ct Springfield,
February Is The members of the order
are deeply interested In this meeting.
assessing members Is to come up for con-
siderstion. Missouri lodges OF this order
now operate under what Is known IS the
"Isvel" plan. whereby young aud old pay
the same monthly assessments. At the
Springfield meeting . fSht will be made
Oh this plan, and It is thought that the
''cIassifed' plan will be adopted for the
one now 10 use. Under the classified"
plan a member will pay according to his
age. This will make the monthly dues
lighter 90 young members, and the advo-
Gates of the classified" plan claim the
order will boom as loon ss the new rule
Is adopted. Under the "Isvsl" plan the
order has been losins may of Its younger
members. The organization In Califor-
mia trebled its membership in one year
under the classified" plan, and the
younger msnbsrs of the lodge hold this
sucssss up to the older onsa. lust how
Mr.. Ludwiss stands on this question we
do not know, but that he will do what he
thinks for the best Interest OF the order
no are eVGtaip.