The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06
Our Exchanges.

Mrs. n. Startzman has churued and
made fIom her Jersey cos, Betsey,
1863 pounds of butter, from January
|, TO the present date, March S0-S
months. Who can beat iP-DoEer
Tribune.
Sam Stosberg thrashed so acres Of
wheat June 20, 1871, Is acres Of
which Was on corn ground aud rot us
good Ne the balance, the so acres
averaging u bushels per acre all No,
? wheat. -ConcOrdIan.
Judge Elsgood is the first farmer to
bring new wheat to the Higginsvllle
Milling Company. II came in yes,sr-
,erday morning and brought IS cents a
bushel, It's u line quality and tested
"a pounds. This is about two weeks
ahead of last year.-Higginsvllle
Jeftorsonisn.
JAS. A. Drurmond arrived from
Paris, Texas, Thursday morning for q
visit with his Uncle, Milton Drummond
aud other relatives and old friends in
this county. Mr.. Drumnond lett here
twenty-five years ago before there was
even . thought OF building Odessa, and
you can imagine what a change has
come over the country since be left.
Mr.. Elias Miers sold bis farm last
week 10 Mr., Lewis Cox, for g., SEQ.
Ar. Mlers then bought Vim. WINS
property 10 Dover, for $1,000. We
are glad TO have Mr.. Meirs as . citizen
of our city. Mr.. Vim does not yet
know where he viii locate. but thinks
probably that be will remain with
us.-Dover Tribune.
As Bud Saunders was driving a
double team from home into town with
his mother and Mabel CORN in the
wagon, the horses took fright and ran
about a mile before they could be
stopped. lie managed TO steer TO the
middle ct the road aud no damage was
done except msking occupants a little4
nervous -Corder Dispatch.
The following snpennteudents we're
appointed at tine meeting Of the fair
association this week. Cattle, John
I. Greer; poultry, J.. I. Harness;
agriculture, j. L. wiiks; hogs and
sheep, c. +. Grau; Floral Hall,
Hereford, Of Odessa; general
superintendent and marshall, Glenn
Iyree, Lexington. -Higginsville Jeffer-
Thomas X, Taylor, cashier OF the
OF Odessa has a 500 confederate
note which came INTO bis possession {
recently that is somewhat of a curios. 6
Ity. 1t was issued by the director OF
confederate treasury, October 2, 1862, ,
bear interest at the rate of two 4,
cents per day. 1t is a plain Autograph {
On one side Of ordinary note paper and I
IS dissimilar to any other confederate
currency We ever saw.-Mlssouri ;
Ledger. /
One OF our promising young dry !
goods clerks has formed the habit of .
''yes, I've often noticed that" :
n agreeing with what people say to
The other day a gentleman was
some hosiery for his wife and
embarked that she always wore black I
''les, I've often noticed I
SAID the clerk from force of i
lablt. He has been ind%us,riousIy
rying to get over the habit ever since. l
Queen City Leader.
The many friends of "Artien Kpip. t
meyer will be glad to hear that he 4
graduated recently from the law de. a
'artinent OF the Washington Lee |
J University, In Virginia, with 6rst {
'ouors. At the close OF last wear ne =
Tas third in thus class and this year !
lrst-a remarkably fine record, that b
must be a source Of great satisfaction a
o bis father, Squire j. II. Kuipmeyer.
The prize for his work this year ia A 8
1913 set OF the Euglish American Law !
Encyclopedia. At the present time he n
; visiting in Illinois. u
Iefiersonian.
Mrs. w. A. Page has the premium
zen Of Odessa, Lafayette county, the \
Yorld, as far as we know Va hayo