The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-21

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On their way to Waycrly. 1
Mr.. II. Jameson, OF Slick, No., on his C
way home from the Judicial convention d
At sedalia, is spending a few days here n
the family Of Mr.. Cheatham.
Tuesday at noon Mr.. T. Ward slush- :
sr's COW barn was destroyed by fire. The /,
building was o6x24 feet, and the upper
part was two-tbirds full Of sheaf pats, ,
There we're some farm implements also in ,
the barn and only a part Of them were
saved. The Gre originated 10 the loft.
The loss will probably foot up $500, and
there was no insurance on the barn.
The mines Of the American Fuel Com.
pany ct Stahl, No., are running full time.
10 June they loaded more coal than 10 any
other month this year. The coal is az
inches thick, aud is worked on the Long
Wall tand Room and Pillar. They now
pay 70 cents for mine run and will advance
the price to say cents September LIST.
They need about fifty more miners. It
Judge james NJ. CAN'T was renominatsd
Tuesday at Sedalia, by the state judicial
convention, for judge OF the supreme
court OF Missouri. Judge CAN'T being the
only candidate there was little excite
ment 10 the convention work proper, but
the convention was made the occasion OF
much democratic enthusiasm. PrOmi-
neut speakers and party leaders were
present, and both state and national plat
forms were Endorsed In vigorous terms.
United democracy is in the saddle, aud
the prospect was never better for a brill
liant victory this fall.
Some sneak thief or thieves thought
they would make q nice haul Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Fred Meet hitched her
horse IN Eleventh street, near the Haerle
building aud LETT a hand satchel 10 the
buggy, aud some one stole the satchel,
thinking perhaps 1t belonged to the ice
man, aud was full Of coin Other people
have to spend money at this season Of the
year, even though they are not 10 the Ice
business. Mrs. Meet had just paid for an
insurance policy, and the receipt was all
the satchel contained. 1t is OF no value
TO any one, 30 please drop 1t In the post
} office IL you happen to pass by. II it will
not be too much trouble to you. You
, may have the satchel.
7 The lawn social at Mr.. Jake Fegert's
home Wednesday night, under the aus
r pices OF the Evangelical church, was
{ largely attended. The grounds and
buildings were decorated with flags and
bunting and Chinese lanterns, and large
torches at convenient Intervals made the
scene 4 brilliant one. The finest OF Ices
10 great variety and the best OF cakes
were served in abundance, and everybody
seemed TO be having q delightful time.
The pleasure Of the occasion was very
" much enhanced by the sweet muslin fur.
10 nished by our popular Marine band. Tht
large crowd and the liberal name Ia
which they psrtook OF the Refreshments
z would Indicate that the affair was {
le financial success. The members OF tn,
church deserve abundant success for then
So
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T. week was a success In everything but tn
r crowd. The races were good and tn
% attendance from the OUTSIDE was good
10 out from higginsViie i'seii was ratne
poor. Several Lafayette county horse
ri, won good races and the second heat OF tn
se pacinR race gu saturday was tne tastes
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