The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

Prosscutipg Attorney viviou went to
ConcordiA Thursday on official bust.
ness.
Rev. and Mrs. G W, L~auenstelu return
I'd to their home 10 Cameron Thursday
morning.
Rev X@nophon Rylaod returned to his
evangelical work 10 Arkansas Thursday
morniPg.
Mr. NJ. B. McClelAnd went to Aullville
Thprsday TO spend the day with the
family OF his sister, Mrs. Talbot simpson.
Misses Matte Greene and Carrie Wood
we're among those who went to Kansas
City Thursday TO attend the PAder-
ewski concert.
The Lexington camp NJ. W. A. will
hold 40 interesting meeting Tuesday
night, and all members are earnestly re-
quested to be present.
Mrs. II. J.. Groves. of Independence,
who has been visiting Miss Ella u.
Nickel since Monday, returned home
Thursday morning.
Mrs. George II. stie- and her little
daughter, Florida, went TO Kansas City
Thursday to attend the Paderewski
concert and visit relatives for a few days.
Judge John E. Burden went 70 Kansas
City Thursday. lie was accompanied
by his daughter, Miss airline, who
attended the Paderewski concert at Con-
yention hall.
The least harm that we could wish The
fellow who organized the "a Pair Of
Black Eyes" company that showed at the
opera house Wednesday night is that
somebody would give him what the title
OF the play indicates.
At West Plains, Mo, Wednesday, the
Jury ia the case OF the state VS.. Ben Rich.
srdson, charged with the murder Of Jaiier
All Henry 10 the county Jail on January
II, found the prisoner guilty OF murder 10
the second degree aud hxed bis punish
ment at ninety nine years 10 the peni-
Tertiary.
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..seneu' u "'' rni'p heiler' ne mas
Closed his connection with the store, and
from this time forward MIR. Weber will be
the manager. Mr.. Keller has lived many
years In our midst, aud has always been
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nass man .nd az rommvrnv uuI
greatly regret to have him aud his family
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we announce MT george W.
Marquis A. canuioa'e ior assessor II u
not necessary 70 Introduce MN 10 a La
! iayel'e county auuience' EVERYBODY
knows MIN, anu all nave coincidence III
!, MS honesty integrity and aolIity. HI
T c'two years ago moved DIS popularity
though ne maze only q snort campaisn
de would make a nrst-ciass assessor
. Kansas City Pointers: Ii. J. Groves, th,
well known newspaper man, late OF tn
Independence Sentinel, but now on thl
editorial stah OF the Kansas City Times
had a narrow escape recently from seriou
injury. lie was riding on a cable car II
q Kansas City, when the car was run lot
by a team and hesTy wagon. While MI
q Groves himself was not hurt, a new over
c BAT he was wearing was a total wreck.
Thursday mornings Kansas City Timel
10 under the head Of missouri aud Nilsson
%rlaps," contains the following CONNER
on Deputy Sheriff James Good. of thi
T. county; Lafayette county has a deput
IN sheriff who forgot VIA lear is when Il
n' was a child sod has beer unable TO colleG
n his memory on the subject since. III
IL Missouri Ledger says; Deputy sheri
james Good Is one OF those lion hearte
y, fellows who knows not fear When th
smallpox broke out 10 the Lexington ia
Mr.. Good cheerfully volunteered to cal
rs for the prisoners while the jail was und'
I. quarantine. He had never been expose
at to smallpox aud u seemed almost certai
VI that be would fall a victim TO the ioatf
some disease. But he DIDN'T. FOR 81
long weeks be was shut up In the ia
building with the prisoners, watching Il
new cases and reporting same 10 heaIi
* authorities, When the quarantine WI
at raised the other day Jim uood steppt
be out a little worse Tor wear and tear, b'
he hale and hearty. jim has the stun 10 BIZ
that heroes are made o. ana TO MN al
dne the thanks Oh every cillLen OF Lana
eIte county LOT the very Va'uaole ASST
re lance be rendered 10 putting down u
"a plague
In the proper column we this wee
announce Hon. Jos. Christy as a caDd
t. date for representative. Mr.. Christy hl
made us as good a re preventative as v
ed ever had. His vote was always on IL
ia right side Of every question, and he VI
one OF the most conscientious workers
s. the legislature. He has been criticised G
% account OF his vote against the 8 per cen
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