The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-09-02
Mrs, Lucy Wernwag has removed to
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Ns' Lucy NernNdg nas removed TO
Ter cottage in College Place.
Baptist College opens on the 18th. The fe
prospects are very fiattering.
There are some mighty high weeds on "
south street, east Of Eighteenth.
Several residences have been put up q
summer, but more are needed.
MeAlister Springs has changed hands. G
The new owner says he will keep the
hotel open all winter. /
A new pavement is being laid on
Twelfth street, between Main and Frank |
lin.
W. NJ. Academy will open September
18th. The present indications are very
catering.
Hon. ]. II. Christy has appointed Emil
Westerhouse, Of Concordla, as q cadet to
the State University.
Mr.. Henry Marquart ls having his shoe
shop painted and papered. 1t makes the
place look much more pleasant.
Mr.. L. G. Yates, our waterworks super
intendent. is experimenting the laying
Of water mains at Milledgeville, Ill.
The Concordian tells an awful story
Of Mr.. Weinberg having his arm torn Of
by a thresher, Tuesday. He died the next
day.
Attorney Vivion tried six cases at Lex
ington, this week, and one at Waverly.
All were convicted, and all paid their
fines.
The Harris Anderson Lumber Co.,
are improving their yards by tearing
down old lumber sheds and putting up
new ones.
Mr.. Ernest Dryer, near Concordia, lost
four stacks OF wheat and several stacks of
oats, by fire, on Monday night. Origin Of
! fire unknown.
Miss Logan, daughter Of Mr.. John
Logan; also a child OF Mr.. Lee McFadin
and Mr.. Hugo Kenner's little child are
reported on the sick list.
Mr.. Vivion will go to Odessa today to
try a case OF ielonious assault. Two white
men got into a fight Thursday night, and
one was considerably beaten up.
Jimmie, son of Capt. Ardinger, was
3 kicked on the arm by a horse, Tuesday,
but is now getting along nicely. The arm
: was bruised badly, but not broken.
Mr.. Baudon issued certificates Thurs
day aud Friday to white children to
attend the public schools. He will issue
n certificates to coIored children today.
Mr.. d. H. Via has let the contract for q
six.room residence on the lot east OF Aull
& Schulttz's store. Mr.. Berrie has the
- brick contract, and Mr.. Bsndon will look
after the carpenter work.
y. Yesterday morning Mr.. Dan. Collart
turned over the Grand Central hotel Il
= Mr.. W. p. Davis, Of Holden, an expert
enced hotel man. We regret to lose Mr.
y Collard, but welcome the new proprietor
W You may bride the appetite, but yol
can not bribe the liver to do it's work well
You must be honest with 1t, help 1t alopi
~ a little now and then with a dose OF Her
- bine, the best liver regulator. Price so Ct
For sale by Crenshaw & Young 9.2.ml
- The Missouri Pacific will run a specia
"a excursion train to Sedalia, on account @
ba the Sedalia fair. on September 9th. Trai
will leave Lexington at a. M, an
returning will leave Sedalia at 10 ;35 p. n
e. Fare Si.OO for the round trip. See A. {
LOOMS, at the depot.
Vi A diseased liver declares itself b
'' moroseness, mental depression, lack
energy, restlessness, melancholy and cor
ps stipation. Herbine will restore the liv'
to a healthy condition. Price Soc. FL
'ur sale by Crenshaw & Young. 9-2-m1
Mr.. Vivion went to Odessa, Wednesdr
red to try viii Powell, colored, charged wit
ht- assault with attempt TO rape a little co
The ored girl. He is the darby who made
It's assault on Deputy Sheriff Oscar Thoma
Ing aud is an all-round bad Niger. He W
oits bound over to the criminal court.
me MFR. George Hutchinson is a pretty ha
'n Joker, but he got a dose Of his own me-
lcIne Thursday. He stopped DIR. Eckle
the street and said: doctor, l am su
prised that you have 30 many chickens
W., The doctor replied: "Well, yes; | am al
surprised, considering that you live
nearl" The incident was closed at on'
In the probate court Mrs. George Clar
ao' sued the administrator OF the estate
up the late DR.. Minos Adams, for the sum
'arI 81, 1920, for care and attention from 1876
geo 1883, about twelve years. The case "
ger tried by a jury, who awarded the plant
les. 81, 800. Thursday the attorneys for
defense took an appeal to the circ'
neu court.
A new time card will go into eff
tomorrow on the Missouri Pacific. Tra
No. "a will leave In the evening at 7:40,a
will! carry a through sleeper to st. Lo,
without change. The east aud west bou
trains will meet here at S;04 In the moi
Wv. u ing. They have been meeting a. Myrl'
The evening train will be two mimi
earlier than formerly.
.sn, Charlie odell, aged II or 10 years, '
and thrown from a wagon, Monday, and
ia arms sustained what the doctors cal
..v "ereen stick" fracture. The bones
s,ze young people bend considerably, lik'
green stick, and while there Is a sill
fracture, yet when the bones are straig
son ened, they soon knit together, L
lon Chambers and Falkerson fixed his arI
the and Charlie will be o. X. in a few da
Thursday some Of our boys decided t
my they would like to play a game OF ball,
n they picked up a scrub team and went
Richmond to play their crack team.
boys saw that barring one inning
game wal closely contested. In this
no" ming the Richmond boys, by bunch
.'o their hits and a few errors on the part
le"' the Lexington boys, made six runs.
u ~ boys played well considering that moe
- i" them have not played ball for over a y
,nes The score was 10 to 2 in Richmond's
or. One Of our young men, VINO IL '
'o"u fond Of ball, went over to Richmond t
day, but strange to say he did not see
Of the game at all.
hIo One OF the most pleasant parties Of
,,sr, season was at MAYHEM, Tuesday nj
..ona The event was a supper given by de'
hema Plattenburg aud DIR. F. W. Daley at
hut Marshall hotel, in that city, to a fe
do. their many friends over the county
mo- supper consisted Of meats all kind
r,no fruits, salads, ices and cakes, and .
thoroughly enjoying this the party
journed to Mrs. Withers'. where
have enjoyed a watermelon feast. hose ?
Is to eut were: Mrs. Sawyer, OF Lexing
, the chaperone; Misses Alice and May T
/ has Fannie Sawyer, Mamie Andrews A
liant Worthington, Anna Branch, Fla
can young Relle Gordon, Daisy TaubI