The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-20
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Apeos Of uhise. ere cay weighing
l.-sl ~ ESs lsksa iron tue cas-
rOzdESy Of The DAVIS mines one dS!
A., w~ TIE hage mass reseno'ed
: rrsurle bowlcer -TD0VeT Tribune.
Pemisoo; cosniy hAs Just flushed
usasr the direction ot SorveyoE L
Rssdo.pb, formerly Of tbs city, a
drainage 6.ch - miles long al 4 cost
OF ssLss0 - -Cssri=iOn Weekly
E~Blsrga>e
D. HarEOod sad esumabls family
Leaves Tuesday Tor Market Lske,
Idaho. ,brrr rev home We regret
exceedingly 10 lose then ami ,rUS that
tssir neE bone sill b al iast they
antieipA,e-ruOSer TuJuae-
O. W. Carter Of HiegusTil.e hiss
been elected representative TO The
grand lodge ei Ire / q. o. +, from
this district, comPo>sd Of the lodges N
Lexington. HiggiasvIiie, Weliinstoo
and Odessa. Ire grand lodge meets
II Joplin, May 3l-TMsSuri Logger
The ladies Of The Gernsn N +
church mel :, tie residence Of Rev.
Stuckemsn aud orgAl1a1 : Franeo
Freiu. AFTER eleeins offers and
taking refreshments they s~tiJarIst 70
hsye the nex1 meeting =, Mrs. Fauly
LieseE's-ICogde5 DSp'ch
Las, Monday Mr> Prise Rogers
found a considerable aaube- Of spPle>
10 the tall bluegrzss Il hzr o-caard 4
fex miles southeast u Miami These
spples had lain thsrp ,ree lssi year
sud we're as sound and edi0ls s. they
we're berOte the winters le aud
snow.-[Miami Weekly NsEs-
The Lrst base ball game Of The
season WAS played last >Glisy Al
Sporlsmen's rark. Bouh # iE'> eity.
between the .'iats and cleans go
sccount OF their hs~syiness and uoi BE-
ing able to run, The lists ~er,
fsnued 10 = frszzell. Umpire, Tod
ley ."-[pover Tribune.
At the last meeting OF the board Of
alderman of the city Of Odesss, &
special election was called April IS,
1901, to elect a mayor aud street CON-
missioner. Tbs was made Necessary
by the resignation of Mayor J. w.
Prince, and the bill PASSED by the last
legislature, having gone into effect
vhich made the office of street com
missioner an elective instead of sp-
pOihtlve Office as heretofore .-[OdeSss
Democrat.
The Alumni Association Of the
Normal has begun The work of raising
money with which TO erect a memorial
to the twO late and honorable members
OF the faculty, Drs. G. l. Osborne aud
John j. Campbell. A committee has
been appointed for the purpose Of
raising funds. What the memorial
will be ike has moi vet been deter
mined. 1t may be a handsome shaft
in the campus aud 1t may be a library
10 the building. What the memorial
will be may depend considerably on
the amount OF money at the aSsOcis.
TONS eOumaDd-rWzrrensburg Jour.
nsl Democrat.
7. 5. Bakers general merchandise
store at Columbus was broken into
Monday night by robbers. The safe
was blown open aud completely de,
molisbed By the explosion About S9j
was secured. This is the third Time
70 as many weeks that robberles have
occurred IN COLUMBUS aud II would
seen lhsi the thief or thieves intend
10 work inst place thoroughly. Tee
citizens of Columbus say that tins Ia,
happened too often oy far and il the
depredstio-s are not stopped, s vigil.
snce committee will deal WITH The
guilty parties. VI %appreheuded, sum.
marty. 4 reward Of 81 has beer
offered for The capture and conviction
Of he ihiet-TJohuson Co. star
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