The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-06-17

The graduating exercises Of the
Kansas City High School will be held
today Miss Helen G. Tut is one OF the
graduating class. The young lady is
a daughter Of Frank K. Tut, formerly
a resident AMI well known citizen Of
Lexington, She is a prOtegee Of
Helen Gould, aud viii finish her
education ia the East under the
supervision of her patroness.
1t now seems to be a question
whether John A. Lee was indicted In
good faith or simply for the purpose
Of holding him as a witness to testify,
against Farris and Smith. The case
is becoming decidedly mixed on
account Of a difference between Mr..
Belch prosecuting attorney Of Cole
Co., and Attorney General Hadley as
to who is in charge Of the prosecu-
tion.
Odessa Democrat: DR.. Spore has
rented his large store building to Geo.
Nasser, Of Lexington. On July l,
Mr., NAsser will open a general store
here and will handle dry goods,
groceries and run a meat market in
connection. Mr.. Nasser owns the old
Slaughter farm north Of town and will
be a valuable addition to 0dessa's
business interests.
Rev. J. T. McGarvey, son of
Professor j. W. McGarvey of
Kentucky university, has resigned the
pastorate of the Carthage Christian
church to accept a call to Warrens-
burg, where he replaces Rev. W. N.
Briney, brother Of Rev. R. B. Briney
of this city. Rev. Briney goes to the
Broadway Christian church, Louisville.
Odessa Ddmocrst: Miss Georgia
frankie Stewart, of Lexington, who
gave a reading at the Christian churct
last Thursday evening was greeting
by a fair sized audience. Mis-
Stewart delivered herself IN a mos
pleasing manner and received I'm
stinted praise from all who we're 81
fortunate to hear her.
Sin Is the most subtle and %insinuat
ing thing in the world: it inslnuate
itself so gradually and slowly into tn
habits and principles Of men that the
know not its progress and strength
, until the nature is so corrupt as to D
capable of the darkest deeds.-Rev
y. W. Hill.
if you have charity, love an
: benevolence toward your fellowmal
you possess all there IS essential t
eternal life. Love supplies the plac
of all other virtues, or, rather
embraces them all Love, therefore
is the shortest, safest and surest rout
to heaven.-Cardinal Gibbons.
The world is full of religious liars
men who are like a watch well mad
! aud wound, but whose face and dis
hands point 10 $3.50 at 10 a. m. The
we're made right and wound right, an
kept going, but they have never bee
set right.-Rev. f. W. Gunsaulus.
All American authors are invited +
attend the Lewis and Clark Exposi
! ton during Western Authors Week
beginning July 10. The week vii
end with Joaquin Miller Day, o.
which occasion a large attendance O
poets is expected.
There are four towns ! n th
Philippines with a population exceed
Ing 10000 each, and thirty-fve with
population exceeding 5000, Manll
! is the only incorporated city In tn
islands, and Its inhabitants humble.
, 219, 92s.
Friends Of William Aull thrOughOu
the county will be glad to know tina
/ he is improving in health ant
strength. For several days he ha
been going to his Office though b
still requires assistance to mount tn
! steps.
F, A. Sampson, Secretary of tn
! State Historical Society, Of Columbia
! Mo-, was In this city Thursday Of
business connected with the society
I He robbed the INTELLIGENCER ofic
! as usual.