The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-02-11

OOmV Vuo JUS dulu tunt STU 10 . II
aecnOu Of the capacity Of the soul 70
something noble and good. We see /
the awful depths Of sin the perfec
picture Of powers which ally us to on
Father which is 10 Heaven, bat whicI
has been sold to the service of nam
mon and lust. So mans crimes attes
hts greatness.-Rsv. s Kirk.
They have q queer way Of holding
auction in japan. The auctioneer put,
up the object to be sold and ssks fol
bids. Each bidder then writes his
highest price on q bit of paper and
then deposits it in a box. The box Is
opened and the object handed over Ia
the one who has off red the most.
R. S. st fler, who has been the
express messenger on the j. c., B. &
L railr ad for a number OF years, has
been transferred to st. Louis, where
he will run from that place TO
Columbus, Ky. His family went to
st. Louis Friday morning. Mr.. W.
B. Welsh, who succeeds Mr.. St'fier,
came 10 with his wife Tuesday night.
James s. Forbes, advance agent Of
''Tbe Heart Of Chicago" was here
Thursday. Mr.. Forbes IS an old time
theatrical manager, and an actor of
the old school. He has been on the
road over Thirty years and has been
associated with a great number of
the leading companies. He is a pleas.
ant aad entertaining gentleman.
Thursday the county court author.
ized the clerk to sign a petition to
the city council asking for the grant
OF a street railway franchise to the
Lexington Suburban Railway Com.
pany. A petition is 10 circulation
for this purpose The property rep
resented by the court is the court
house block.
The Siegel-M Meyer Dainty Company,
under the direction the Central
Bureau, will be the next
attraction at the New Grand opera
house. This is a guaranteed attrac.
tion and is expected to be n of the
best of the season.
Died, at her home, south of Higgins.
vile Tcesday, February z, 1905. Mrs.
Hackley. Funeral was held at
he home Wednesday afternoon con-
by Rev. J.. II. Coil. Burial
Vas made in the Sharp cemetery.
Waverly Camp, Modern Woodmer
" America, recently elected Tho follow
Dg officers: D. A. Robertson, V. oil.
Tussey, banker; M. Wantuck, clerk;
T. W. Cautborn, j. D. Davis and n.
I. Gordon managers.
Dled-in San Antonio, Texas, Feb
+, Mrs. Alfred Sellers of flanagan,
To-, nee Nellie McElroy, of Higgins.
lie. IBterment was made at the
Tim Grove cemetery at Hlgginsville,
Thursday.
Married, Tuesday, February Q, 1905, {
g the home Of the bride at Locust -,
rove at 2 p. m. August Bauderman
nd MISS Ida 4asenjAeger, Rev.
of Higginsville officiating. !
One of the most demagogic debates
! the Missouri General Assembly =
year vas on the question of the
'gislature visiting in a body the State c
University at the expense of the ex-
ense of the people Of Columbia. i
Married in Odessa Feb. S, MIR. )
'scar Jones, of that city, aud Miss
Gertrude NJ. Herberth of Keokuk, l. d
Married, Wednesday evening. Feb. =
, 1905, Frank PruItt and Miss Josie q
lay, both of Higginsville a
Married, IN Dover, Sunday, Feb. 6, !
905, Fred W. Willis OF Hodge and J
iiss Lille BARLEY. !
Died ID Kansas City, Kansas, Jan.
!, II. Clog KInnamon, formerly Of t
l
Born near Odessa, Feb. 5, to the a
fife of W. F. Alumbaugh, a daughter. ?
Born-in HIgginsville, Feb. 8, 1905,
0 the wife Of Nicholas Hanks, a son. !
Born-io Hlgginsville, Feb. 4, 1905,
the wife Of Harvey Oliver, a son. :
DIED in Odessa. Feb,2 Mrs. DsDniel =
: May, aged SO years. :
Born at Odessa, Feb.2, to the wife 5
{ o. B. Prince, 3 son.