The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-14

Ardinger, Bias. W. Fredrick and |
Charles Russell, Of Kansas City, |
spent Sunday in Lexington.
Mr.. L. NJ. Rumsey, OF St. Louis,
proprietor Of tho Lexington gas
works, is in the city today, looking
after the condition oi the plant. He
is accompanied by Mr.. James Mont
gomery. Of Sedalia, receiver Of the
Elder T., ]. Fcnstermacher organ
lied Sunday school class OF forty
pupils at the Burns school house
Yesterday afternoon, with Mr.. +. G
Barnes as superintendent; r. d.
Barnett, assistant superintendent,
and Miss Bessie Moore, secretary and
treasurer. The class will meet every
Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Al the regular meeting OF Lex
ingtOn camp No. GAS, United Con-
fedcrate Veterans, Saturday, April I,
the following Officers were elected for
the ensuing year: .. u plattenburI,
commander; George p. Venable, sd.
jutant; F. G. McFadln, first lieu.
tenant; John Mulllgan. second lieu
tenant, T, J. Bandon, treasurer; DR..
Charles Manly, chaplain
There was lively runaway on
Main street about three o'clock yes.
ternay afternoon. Mr.. aud Mrs,
Otho Gatlln were out driving in their
surrey, and when near the corner Of
Tenth and Main streets the large
horse which Mr.. Gatiln was driving
took fright, became unmanageable
and ran away. Mr.. and Mrs. Gaffin
both jumpel out and escaped with
slight shaking up. The horse ran to
the corner OF Thirteenth street and
Franklin avenue, when the surrey
struck the gas post with such force
as TO detacb the horse from the
vehicle and knock the post down.
The horse ran few blocks further
when IL was stopped Not much
| uuiuuRC was Nbut w tut SulltJ OV-
yOnd breaking the shafts.
From Tuesdays Daily.l
Mrs. William NJ. StOnestreet is the
guest OF Mrs. r. G. Sawyer this
week.
Miss Ella Hartman returned 10
IIigginsvlle this morning after a
visit to her sister, Mrs. L. W. Groves.
Mrs. II. W. WinsOr went to Odessa
yesterday morning for week s visit
to her mother. Mrs, Mary A. Hunter.
Mrs. L. J. Fenstermacher returned
last night from visit to her sister,
Mrs. A. W. KokendofIer, in Kansas
City.
DR.. j. C. Crist went TO Marshal
this morning to attend meeting OF
the Missouri Valley District Medlca
society.
The Otfice building Of the Harris
Anderson Lumber company, that VA
partially destroyed by tire last winter
has been torn down.
DR.. Il. C. Gordon and Mr.. J. r
MOorehead went TO independence
this morning, to attend u meeting o
the Lafayette Presbytery.
Mrs. Charles A. Marshall returne,
to her home in Kansas City yesterda,
evening, after visit Of several day
TO her father, Mr.. D. T. John, Sr.
Judge W. S. Sbirk, Of Sedalia
attorney for the Missouri Pacif
/, Railway company, transacted lega
business in circuit court yesterday.
Mr.. Carroll Wood, of Batesville
Ark, arrived yesterday evening t
visit his father, Judge william I
Wood, and his daughter, Miss Cairo
, Wood.
A saloon license was granted ye'
terday by the county court to Nj
a w. j. Henry, who has opened
5 saloon 10 the old Bauerle building
opposite the opera house, on Mint
street.
Mesdames ]. c. Given, W. r. BE
and Sophia Conner Misses Bell
Green and Clarice Weyand left th
7 morning for Nevada, Mo-, to atten
the annual missionary conference q
the NJ. II. church, South.
I The eighteenth anniversary {
Iduna Literary Society was celebrate
In very appropriate manner by a
; excellent literary programme at I'll
7 opera house last night, every part {
: which was entertaining and pc
a formed In a creditable manner |
IS both the students and the college,
o Mr.. and Mrs. J NJ, Kennedy an
their daughter, Miss Jessie, Of Co
4 ington, KY, who arrived last wee
4 to visit their relative, Mrs. FloriC
n Grady, left this morning for Wis
to relatives in ST Joseph aud Fal
fax, Mo. They were accompanied |
. Miss Laura Grady and will retur
o Thursday.
u Judge Robert Hale and Mr.. job
G. WorthingtOn took dinner yeste
< day with Mr.. A. l.. A. Fulton,
d the Grecnton neighbothood. 1t WI
1t Mr.. Futon's S5th birthday, and
invited few of his old neighbors al
, friends to take dinner with him
3 honor Of the event. Those preseI
y besides Messrs. Hale and WoTthin
=" ton we're MIR, Meredith Thomas al
Mesdames C. Y. Ford and Thorn
r, Tibbs. Mr.. Fulton has been a res
N dent OF Lafayette county since 1856
5. and is one OF its most highly esteem,
citizens.
Is Texas Wonder.