The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-06-22
Our Rrchanres

L. Hons saw mill THURSDAY morning.
a large log wAs accidentally rolled OF
Charlie, the ~li-yesr-old son Of Won
Boiler. Fortunately the log rolled in
such q manner as not to seriously IL.
jure the Boy.-Dover Tribune.
Prot. Homer +. Phillips, o OF
Missouri's brilliant young educators,
is attending normal summer school ia
warrensburg. Prof. Phillips, with
Misses Bette Belle Perrie and Edith
Kelley, will have charge of the May
view schools tins year.-Laiaye,te
Leader.
Rev. L. NJ. Bib has purchased the
Maxwell building and installed q print
Ing plant in the upper story last
Tuesday. His sons will manage and
edit the paper, which gill be started
in 8 short while. We welcome then
INTO the field Of journalism. -udessa
Ledger.
Frank Corder, our old druggist. who
has been in The wilds Of Colorado for
sbout a.yesr. Wss here Tuesday looking
fresh snd tat. Frank says his family
returned 10 his fathers home well
satisfied to get back. They NAV locate
back here 10 Lafayette county again
Corder Dispatch.
Several changes have occurred 10
the office Of The c. d A. railroad in
this city during the past week. II. P.
Willis the ASSISTANT agent has bees
gwen charge Of the Oak Grove station.
W. A. Monroe, Of Odessa, takes his
place. The night operator, W. S.
Walters, has been transferred TO
Slater, and II. ". wsngler takes his
place here.-The Jeffersonian.
The Fulton Protestant churches hare
begun the union services on Sunday
evening and will continue the ruslom
Though the sumner. The hrst service
was held al the Christisn church last
Sunday evening sod was conducted by
the Rex. A. A. McGeschy, Of the
Presbyteriao church. The service nexi
Sunday night viii DO beld oil the Bar-,
tisI ch0tcA and Rev. J. II. Jackson, Of
the heihodis, church, will deliver the
sermon.-Fulloe Gazette.
The Lafayette Oh coupsay las
been orgsnizsd in this city for the pur.
pose OF prospecting for oil and ga,
Tbs following officers we're elected
Thursday night, June 18th: j. Fl.
BHgaR, president; j. L. w'arres, vice.
president; TAeo. Youags. treasurer;
JosepA W. Laype, secretary; c. A.
Keith, attorney. The directors OF the
company are TIE same as the officers,
with the addition OF Daniel Hoeier.- -
The Jefferserian.
TIE purchasing coHnRses OF the Al.
Z. church. SOnth, contracted With the
Nanitovoe Fursiture company On
Aosday for new circular pews Tor the
ShloA is 70 be renovated md
reprinted this summer az considerable
expense, If providence permits. Meyer
4 Rogge will cell the room, put rev
sash and cathredai glass in the WIZ
dows, and Raney bros. will paper the
walls and paint the vook work inside
and out. Work is expected to begin
this week.-Oorder Dispatch.
Five hundred meH will bsgiE work.
today on the big tunnel AZ Freebure,
county, on the extenSos of he
81. Louis Line. The e~oatraeiers on
the fifty mile stretch seiuesa the
Gasconade and Ossge rivers are pre-
for work on a large scale. Ex-
Lieut.. Gov. Bolte, OF Un,ou, attorney
for the road, 10 authority for the state.
nent that contracts from Usage r1yer
to Versailles, Morgan county. will be
in q few days, the locating ssrvey
and engineering specifications hayIaS
oesh completed last week. Mf. Bottle
says the management Of the road has
not changed its original intention Of
Saving toe line IN operation be;vesa
81. Leafs and ksnsss Cty eariy in
1905 Jefferson City Republican.
Stops he COUCH AND WORKS OFF TIE
COLD.