The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-01-07

evening after several days visit here,
John Meuasgh, who is now living
IN Kansas City, was here Thursday to
make arrangements 70 move back to
Lexington and open a blacksmith
shop again.
Capt. Day, Algy Smith and bis
frien Eugene, went to Higgins
willie Tuesday night to furnish
music for a dance. They report a
very pleasant time.
One OF the best attractions that
will be offered this season will be "a
Runaway Match, " a beautiful musical
comedy 10 three acts, which appears
, at the opera house, next "Wednesday
Miss Kathryue Finnell, who has
been at home with her parents dur
ing the holidays, returned to Sedalla
Friday morning, where she will re-
sumo her studies at Hills Business
College.
The MANAGEMENT o! the Lexington
Ladies' College report that about all
OF the old pupils have returned and
we are pleased to note a substantial
. increase both 10 day pupils and
boarders.
u Circuit Court adjourned Thursday
afternoon and Judge Davis and james
Roberts, court stenographer, went TO
y Higginsville in a private conveyance
IS 10 order to catch a G, & A. train for
Marshall.
IS Ernest Hays left Wednesday morn
It ing for Muskogee, 1. T., to accept a
position there. His many friends
here wish him success 10 his new
Il home. Mrs. Hays will join him later
Claude johnson, Temple PAYNE and
re Daniel Reubel, who have been al
is home during the holidays, returned
to St. Louis Wednesday night to re
" sumo their studies at Washington
IN University,
Nick Houx, our newly installed
or prosecuting attorney, was called Il
Higglnsville Friday where he will
receive his initiation as a crimina
prosecutor, as a number of cases ar
awaiting him there.
10 the matter Of the settlement {
the Grove Young estate, the evidenC
~ was heard as to the objections file
w. against the report Of the trustee
and was by the court taken und(
sas advisement until next term OF cour
ort Ladies' Missionary Society
Baptist Church Will hold a meetir
ns- Of special Importance at the resideo'
~ Of Mrs. II, G. Wallace tomorrow
Friday, at 2'3O p. m. All membe
and any Others interested in Mission
are cordially invited to attend.
julie G. Coe, Of the Jeffersonia
was 10 Lexington "Wednesday. G.
cen Coe has been appointed coal oil
Ime spector Of HiQginsville by Gov. Doc
cry and Justice Of the Peace of Da'
me township by the County Court. T
the Colonel bears his honors nobly b
meeklY.
1t Is with pleasure we note I
hoa selection OF T, @. Sawyer as seco
vice-president Of the Chrisman Sa
yer Bank Of Independence. T
been bank wa founded 10 1857 by \
steo Samuel L. Sawyer, a former LexiI
ton lawyer, and his law partner, "
)een Chrisman.
j. A. R. Chamberlain Of Greent
John HOehn and Robt. j.. Dillingb
8 I'D OF Fairview, three of Lafayt
sday countv,s hest known farmers. su
Tuesday and Wednesday in Lex
!, has ton with the county court, they be
yton, appointed to locate a ditch for dr.
ing the Helms Lake district.
City, Mrs. James N. Price was called
Kansas City Thursday evening b
z. message announcing the serious
resi- ness OF her mother, Mrs. Eliza
Texas Chambers. On account OF the agI
sday Mrs. Chambers her condition is
sidered serious as she is new ely
laced five years old. She is the widow Of
4. A. late, Dan Chambers, who was for J
a resident Of Lexington but a DuI
au' Of years ago moved to Kansas
where he was a prominent contrI
and builder.
Our newly installed sheriff, {
F. Kinkead, has appointed as or