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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-13
Where Smith Led Ticket,

In other precincts the vote for the
democratic candidate for mayor was
far in excess Of the vote received by
any other candidate on the ticket.
These precincts include the first pre-,
,cinct of the Second ward, first precinct
OF the Sixth, second precinct Of the
Eleventh, :, and second precinct Of the
honest recount would result in unseat-
ing the democratic mayor and giving
the office to Luis G.. Hoffman, = the
republican reform candidate. y. 81 :
The order for Robert A. Smith to
show cause why there should not be d
recount of the vote for mayor, which
was to have been argued before Judge
Hallam Of the Ramsey county district
court yesterday, was continued over
till next Saturday to permit Stan
Donnelly, attorney for Mayor Smith,
to prepare his case, in view Of the fact
that the papers were served on Mayor
Smith only the evening before. -
s .,:-- Wood the Complainant. 80
II. Stanley Wood, the man who is
bringing the matter into court and
who Is the complainant; is chairman of
the organization of business men inst.
Paul who were indorsing the candi-
OoSJ VI 4ul. I4Oullldu" do fIopI0SOuLluS
the. reform element. - ."i.t - o
=. ~ am asking for, g recount on the
vote for mayor" said Mr.. Wood yes
terday, simply in view Of what T
believe is my duty as citizen. Ny
action is without reference to the
interests Of either candidate, but
solely to obtain what evidence of
fraud there may be inside the ballot
boxes themselves. I respect the laws
Of suffrage" myself and insist to the
liz limit Of Of; ny power that others shall do
=, Luis 6. Hoffman has given out a
statement to the effect that he is TAX
ing no part in the present court pro-
ceedings;a that it Is utterly imnaterial
to him, but that he's, is proud of the
showing ade against the O,Connor-
Murphy. regime, and: that he believes
it is the beginning Of the end Of their
iuie N 0t' aul' ~ - - /, :.p..-.sE
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Journal Automobile Tours,

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-13
Lake Min,ietonka Trains.

After Sunday. May ID, the Minne-
apolis & st. Louis Railroad will In
crease the number of trains to Lake
Minnet onka. They will leave depot at
Washington and Fourth avenue, N, Sun.
days, 9;45 a.m.s and. 6:15s pm. & week
days, 9:02, -9:15 am. 1:45, $40, Is and
6:15 IN. Saturd days only, IL 20 pm. .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-13

It desire place every
family in Minneapolis that
Player We will also Of these books family
old piano who thinking exchanging
s.t ts>ssas. .%E RI 81 " t5i#f
You obtain Of these valuable books is call
at certify you instrument
and You d. thinking exchanging will
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! souvenirs. naz.5g 5%&1g ~ i
sweIw
you the necessarily
owing it will for
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'5s Remember they given away absolutely rs
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= % 81; Minneapolis
Northwestern Manager
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-13
WITH TIE CURRENT.
= Chicago Tribnne.

As. to municipal ownership, for, in
stance, said the doctor; Z. what do you
conceive to be the drift Of public opin-
.n4 " The drift Of pubie opinion, inter
rupted, the professor, lis the floating
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-13

80 Always avoid harsh purgative pills.
They first make You sick and then leave
you constipated. Carter's Little Liver
Pillsar regulate the bowels and make YOU
well. Dose, one pill. &, .F* $50 { 81 s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-12
Oportunidad

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sora Dc J. F esther London Dsrbi de Iugatsra.
Para informss diriglrso 10 Capital
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-12
Co|egio de 'SanPab|o"
Gale del Santo Crts, odacen5e al Palocio EPISCOPAL
San /xGn de Puerto Rico.

Colegio Pablo eM baio spdfmo se
Obpo do Puerto Rico dgdo los Eueas
Canss BE admten aumnos nenos sxsernos
suauR empo Ii nsenan coego grupos
~ eementAl2o eurso
surso eomoa Para nformsa osten
All. HERMANO BLLMOND @. r.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06
nv cNlseus Meeilns,

ANOUt tNWty representative NuSiNeSs
meN OF Lexington assembled at the
E'k, lleme Erlaay evening Dec, 20,
at OelOek 60 meet Mr. eastman,
attorney iw the Missouri Pacific
railway company who stated thar hO
had come % learn lpe pJepoOaeranoe
ef sentiment upon the NNleot Of
location Cor a new railroad station,
THE resolutions upon this subject
passed Ny a mass meetlag ot citIaens
lame lSth, 1908 were read, aud
motion was made 10 no adopt them,
nrlet speeohee we're made by Pres,
Smith OF Central College, Residents
White Ne6 GoOEOt Lexington College,
CM togo OF WeOtwarth Academy
lNdlN w, G., MeCaOSland, VIM II,
ONOea and GeoVe Wilson, an favored
the old site or The Vicinity Of the old
site, except JUDGE MoCauSmud, who
said that ne did not care what site
wae selected II only the cemetery
eoruer was rejected, and Me- Wilson,
whowanted the new station 40 the
foot Nt lnshIuwn hlll or AZ near that
plaee ss pos5it,e, SpSs ,ss,gs 3 y,s'sc
vote n wax found that all the gentle,
men present but one or twc favored
the re adoption Of che resolutions Of
iOOe la Mr Cashman stated that
he would make hlS recommendation
Ia accordance with thN vote, after
which he naSleped away 70 catch the
fllh trAin,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06
death ol Mira weIah

Died, at no home " her ron IN
Topeka, RAnaaA, January |, Mm,
Harriet Welsh, aged N yeaa, She
haa been m only q few daya The
hody Nm brought here ruehday even
Ing tar inIegment
Mira, NelAh formerly lived neat
Dover "a thla eopOtn but plnco the
death ~ her husband, John Welsh,
nhout . yonrp ago, she hOn been max,
lng her home with her pona, NJ aud
w. II Welsh, OF Topeka noldoA
these ao0h hne leaves Two giandlooa,
lohn and W q. WolAh, Of thh city,
The funeral services were held At
tho hume o. Mm. Louise Nnglo We'd,
nendAY morning a. 10 ooioca, Dr. MI.
ford lllgpa conducting the aeryloeN.
intormeut Ia MaohpeAh cemetery
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06
Death AZ Ma. MeIrer.

nled, Wednesday morolng 40
oVloek AZ the home oi her son, WI.
iiam MeFer near town, Mrs Magll,
lena, wicow OF the late Jacob Moneb
Aged "a years Mira, Molrer euiered
a iaN ThanAAelvlnp day which result
ed IN a Nrpken hlp hone, sue wNs
too cid 10 recover from 10 severe An
injury
Mia Melrer was horn In LoOdou,
Germany February ~, 1898 Sh,
had lived 10 Lexington alSty Yea'e,
She leaves q daughter, Mlna Lou no,
Of kansaa olty, and son, William,
oi near thla city,
The funeral services wore held N
The uathello church Friday morning
~ p O'Clock lNtermeut took place
.alha Maohpelah cemetery.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06

The oaee Of Senator WIN, j, Stone
against Judge q, l. Chrieman, which
VIVA 20 have heoa tried Tueaday AZ
RpyleaNllle waa aettled CUB OF court
Monday chrlsmana a attorneys tried
10 pet another continuance and dpon
The refusal VI stones attorneys, COM
promise waa proposed, by the terms
VI which obrlemau paid stone $4,000
oOglpmNn also paid the costs In the
eA'e,
The ault was for $40 600, which
sum N,Ong aaya he put into the stock
oi The old Kaosaa oily Times npon
lh0 solicitation and misrepresentation
NJ 0nrMman, Both Of the Kansap
0ty papers publahed columns Of
stun when the suit
wan drNt broughu, including the
Hrsi sensational anawof 20 ths
petition, which seemed 70 be only for
Che newppppOa and tor popular
annaumnliOn,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06

Miss Nancy Vlylon entertained The
nHdge uluO aud ~ guests " honor
Ot,eeo VI her geMh men friends NJ
her huWe ga South atreet Tuesday
eveulng qho patlou were testemlIy
DECORATED With holly aud oOt 0owere,
a. was the dlOlOg Fcvm where 4
dullghttOl course luncheon AaaervOd,
prlgea wers won by Miss Gladys wlon
and Mr. nlw lllx
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06

Mr. Loula Gratis OF Lexington and
Ms, Ida Nlvers tNOe ware married AZ
lm n aue " tho Nndo'e parents, Mr.
ond Mrs LeNls suvvrtOne, AZ apsS
Warwick boulevard Kansas CITY,
"Wednesday evening, ju uary :, No
O,SO oNlook Aiter the wedding Nup.
per wOs eetved 20 Noumpeuy compwed
OF ,ho Immediate rvletyes and
fHenda
Mr ana MN 0rlla VIII 70 Mat
for a wedding ltmeY w abnOt tplee
weVke vpbos NlagaA, New Work.
MasnleptOn aud cmcluneu on tbelr
return here they viii 80 TO hoOeekeop
lne N College place, occupying the
voltage Of Mira, Evau Young,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06
DeA h ollloO, NJ Iamea.

pipd of oonsumptlAO, 40 tho home
ol bis sister IA l'peO collMdo
Saturday morning M 10 o'olook
leorge W lamoi aged 90 yenIe.
lle had been a sufferer VI thlA
dheaeo ior three on lo0r yelh, aud
wontlo Colorado only lONt "wednesday
nv James wan boin ia Wayorl
ilftg nlne yeafd npo AOd wan tNloo
married. llll hnt wife, ueo Alice
toptt dIeu ~ leAH leaving two
oAuellou, who AalyIw Mn Hd,
Thompson ot thA olty and Mlps
MYrtlo James ni KAuNaa olty me
pAoond wife was Mpl Mary OfIaIth,
who with tNe following ohlldIen ave
living llen, ", w, loNse, llalI and
Lillian.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06

retuNg TOeSday elfht Nuerea a SUD
Den attack Ot heart iN0Nco
Mr. NOeOthey wNS NNN Ia bavaria,
Germany ANgVstN 1894 Ia lSA0
no wOS married ~ Miss RNtAotN
FoM who survives, Two years letOh
lSas, ho made hN home IN heS'
tnetNN, wOoN ne has since llved' tie
leaves 0ve children, WlllMm and
neurN vt LNSk, Wyommgl Charles
Nu0 Miss Carte, OF texmetoOl and
Mrs GNs llelNee6, OF NOoolo, GA
TIE funeral Servlces win Oe held at
the family reslaenoe on MNM street.
tNle afternoon At 3 oVlook Services
by Rev, A. Az hssaoG mlormeOt
n MNoNpoMh oemelety
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06
Nea,h II Mgs, NatleM

Nlva, a, hN AOme oN tho 0alNmNOs
foad near Nis elty, MoOaN Oight at
~ ONNooN, MIS- ApgVs,Os HaleN
esea "a years, q m0OthS ana sS dMa
N1lS RAroy had been N about two
weeks With a sevege eold which sot,
Nea On her lungs
Mrs harley, nee MoNle WeaveG
was born Ia Tendon, ENgAed, juNp,
,lSel, Aed vAme wl,A her pNr0ut le
tAN oeaNWy when a WN ot about "
yeaN She lived Ia Lexington, Nen'
tVckN VotN about twO YEARS Neloe
her magalge With Augustus RAAeN
who died I'VE years agO, Sixty Years
Ago Mr., and MIS- BARLEY ceme "a
lexlNgtoN, Missouri, whore tOe ro,
maloaet ol their Hives weN SpoNN
They had 40 oNtdwn ol tNeW own,
but waUd a nephew OF Mr RaNWN
ggom hts StO Year Mr. Charles Nar,
leS ol pelphL iO0Mua Nor 0iW
wears Mrs, hAney lived AZ the place
where sne died Just south OF The olty
lmlta
Mw, hlNey was a Wmal6aOle
woman, Of great steNghot mlpd aud
4 pree oi character She was lnteuetN
southern IN her WmpaNlcS during
NE war and TO the time OF her death
ooola entertain htl treOda upoN this
subject with a wealth oi Information
and an accuracy ot knowledge that
MAS truly asloulshlng, she oreaolled
tne Monument Association, which
eNoted tho monument 10 the CaOied,
crate dead ~ MechpelON cemetery
and WAS pVeWdeNt VI thm association
~ long IN u eNls,ed, she wan a DO.
vnul member 0t the Presbyterian
church
The funeral aeryleea were hell u
che rrMhl terlan otOroh wed,tsAy
Afternoon a. y O'Clock, conduOled 0y
nR "a o, GordDn, lnterpoOt la
MAohpelNh cemetery
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06
mrs. !. W. Whne.

Mrs, j, W, White was born In
Montgomery county, maryland, July
~ 1874, and tNed at the home .; her
daughter, Mrs y, 7, Winsor, Decem.
ber 20, 1905, ending a useful life Of
n years,
Mrs, White was u sister OF Lr,
John Perrle, OF Mayylew, She came
20 Missouri In the year lsi0. Was
united Ia mprrIage with Mr. j, W,
White December 80, 1851, who re-.
mains but step behind loving and
faithful Wife
OF this union six children were
born, four OF whom died IN infancy.
A daughter, Mrs. h. II, wlnsor, a
son, Mr. Walter White, and six
grandchildren arc LEFT TO mourn the
loss, OF as gentle, kind and loving q
mother ~ God ever gave,
Mrs, White became a member Of
the Episcopal church early In life and
lived true TO her convictions to the
end During her illness Of ave weeks
aho boie her suiIerlngs with patience
and harolsm born OF a perfect faith N
the wisdom aud mercy OF her Saviour.
Mis-, White waa kind friend aud
noighhor, ever ready 20 help 10 sick
ness az long as her health permitted,
she had been almost an invalid for
year, but found much pleasure Ia
caring for those comforting friends OF
nature, her flowers
1--WE know II Is best the Fathers
viii
Full Of meaning We never can
know
The work OF a lave that dceth no llli
And yot, Through The passIng years
and slow
Our hearts are full ofa strange sad
woe. A fniE'D,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06

Blackioot Tribe, No. lo7, Imp'd.
%, II, NJ, at regular meetlog sWednts-
day night raised up the following
chiefs Prophet, NJ. Cahll; Sachen +,
IS A Kings Senior Sycamore, }, j.
.oMalley; Junior Sycamore, John
Colliusi o OF r., Mike Gavin; X. Of
Wampum, Jas, N. Price; trustee,
5. A, King; Representatives to Grand
Council, j, J Carroll, Thos. Wedge,
Peter MaNot.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06

nud Ia ~ 'aAo, Texas, sunday,
Harry Grave, aged about thirty
years Mr. drove married Miss
Ballie btewart a alnlef Oi Frank
stewart about four years ago, They
bud no chlldFen llia former home
wnA 10 knnnAe olly, lln wah buried
In n ran0
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06
County Court Proceeding.

County Court met In regular session
January tod
Court ordered $sa5 transferred
from general road aud bridg fund 10
the fund OF district No, 30,
Court appointed Joseph N. Mitchell
superintendent Of county farm from
Marohl, 1909, TO March /, 1901
Tue road petiuoued for by A.
Bishop eta was received by the Court
Otto Lelmbroek vt Middleton town,
ship was adludged Insane and ordered
spt TO the ) Joseph asylum
Ia the road case OF A, J, Neer ct al,
petitioners, the Jury found for Mrs
NJ, y N Garter damages IN the sum
OF $50,
The iolhwiug Jurors were drawn
Cor the February term Of the Criminal
Court
GRAND JURY,
Clay township~C " Ford and
~ T. nngwertn,
Davis "A, Meudelsohn and August
neyeubrock
Dover--Ed ORhen and II O,
mhaa
Freedom-F S Wedge,
LeSipgtoo--j, r, Mooreheod and
X = Long,
Mddloton--paol Yancy,
Snha'Rar. Geo. II, Hereford.
Washington Dan 10 Herr.
rRTIT JURY.
Clay townshlp--J, W. Gibson, Jas.
NJ, Guy and John Roemmlck,
ayls-J1hp W Hickman, @, II,
GvAu and Martin Schowengerdt.
Dover-vM Martin Phillips, Herman
lrtlokie aud J p, Harwocd
hfa' Ion Henry kelchert, Mattln
llolstt 3 ana EdwOrd Llesser,
Lexirgton--John SChoa Id, W, G.,
Wilmot and Marshall Tharp
Middleton |, p Taylor, John Tie
mat Nn, 0, Hartman,
Sm f-Dan q. Johns, James
Barnett and James y, Crouch,
WashIngton~-A. s, Nllooxon, J. N.
Reynolds nd Thopas Jennings,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06

Agriculture Is nov u profession and
Is gaining recognition as such. The
land owner Is the trce arIsiocret; and
the intelligent iafmer ard breeder,
such as we have IN this locality, is the
highest pc OF the landowner. Given
a fertile soil like that II this section,
a aalubnous climate like ours, q pro-
gressiye farm popul ilion Ike that Of
this par OF the country aud a general
dissemination Of knowledge OF farm
methods, and prosperity can hardly
fail to result. For this purpose there
Is nothing better than a high grade
farm Journal like The Farmer aud
Stockman, published At Kansas City,
Mo-. which has attalneda circulation
OF 80 900 among the best farmefs OF
the corn belt The Farmer aud Stock,
man Is The Oldest ssd best farm paper
ID It's syrli ory. Il isedlted BY farmers
who reside on and operate their own
farms, and numbers nmong its con-
tribnlors practically every expert IL
agriculture and live stock In the
Wet The INTELLIGENcER takes
pleasure 10 extending The Farmer ind
Stockmau circulation. II yo1 want
. good farm paper come TO this Office
md wo will order The Farmer and
Stockman for you ak q very moderate
cost 10 you. i-4t5-Si.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06
NM. MnnrahnAA nnlnrlnIna.

Mira, Jamea h Moorehtnd enter,
talned al lnoh Saturday afternoon Az
her home on South street ~ honor of
Mm. Hard III Sodcla and Mrs, 3, ",
Nlokoll " Fulton lhe house WIN
beautifully decorated With forna and
cut 0pwem lhllty'alN guests were
pfosent A luncheon was Aeryed 10
n0ntAuA
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06
MIuucu penl noteriAIn,

Miaaee May and Alice Peak enter.
talned about forty ot their trlenda a.
their home on Malo street Wednca
day afternoon AZ progressive illOcO,
The houeo wAa decorated with cul
flowers, palms and iefne, The vim
nea Of the priaaa were Mp, J n,
Wlnn and Mlaa Nancy Huston, a
luncheon was served IN oluraea,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06
AM Announcement RAIIY-

Miss AhlOe burden entertained
about forty friends Monday evening
AZ NS handed euohle, After the
games aud before the delightful
luncheon, which waa sery a IN oOurses,
an interesting and Important au.
nOOOoement WIS made N a most novel
way A emphophone was brought 10
and etatlOned IN the back parloF,
Through ", IN the voice VI one Of the
prOOlpala, announcement was made OF
tho engagement OF Miss Maud Burden
aud Mr., ], \ Lehman, OF W, Louis
before tho instrument was aet, MlGs
llOIden nad thv oonpeayl alt ,ho
lnNeupate machlue refused 10 disclose
any further partlculam than the
formal announcement
Mlaa Maude, SECOND daughter OF
ivhO 10 burden, Is ono Of the most
oharmlne young women Of Lexington,
Reared and educated here, she ID
known 10 every body aud beloved otall,
Me- Lehman Il manager OF the No,
LOum branch Of the Westinghouse
Eleotrio n Manufacturing Company,
Mt Lehman haa beea much Ia Lex
lnpt0a foF the naat two years aud has
made many friends here
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06
COrder Items.

Miss Ethel Slusher Visited Lexington
friends last week.
Ed and Miss Byrd HsoklSg spent
Sunday IN Slater.
Andy Thompson left last week Tor
Henrietta, Ind, Ter.
A. J, Frerking is spending several
days at Winfield, Kas,
Miss Florence Slusher was shopping
in Higsnswlle Wednesday,
f. n, Bush returned Monday from
visit With his parents AZ Mexico.
Chas, Knipmeyer left Monday TO
resume bis school duties in Sedalia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Peoples spent
Saturday and Sunday 10 Blackburn.
Phillip Smith spent several days Of
last week with G. V. Inflow at Curry
Vile.
Mr. Martin, OF odessa, spent
Tuesday here the guest Of Geo,
Reynolds,
Messrs Jno. Haley and Hugh
Hackley, Of Slater, spent New Years
day here.
Mrs. G. F Eihart returned Monday
evening from visit with friends ID
Kansas CITY.
Mrs. Lloyd Slusher spent several
days Of las week With Mrs, Richard
jackson in Blackburn.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harris Bray returned
Sunday from weeks stay with
relatives at Nelson, Mo.
Miss Florence Kidd returned to her
school duties in Alma after spending
the holidays With hometolks
Jas. sydnor, of California, came
down Friday from Higginsyille for a
short stay with W. G, Syduor
Mrs. Wm. Riley lett Sunday for
Amor, Mo-. after spending the
holidays with relatives aud friends,
r. II. Green is now iu Yates and
Miss Christopher Of Slater is filing
his place here as night operator Tor
O. 81 A.
WIN MeAisteH q Omsha, Neh,l
spent Xmas day here with his mother
Mrs. ID. S. MoAllister and other
relatives.
Mr., aud Mrs. c. O. Parks and
daughter; Of Xeytesville, arrived
Sunday for visit with the family Of
j. F. Groves.
Mrs. L. l.. Frerkiug and children
returned Saturday evening to their
home IN Blackburn after visit with
relatives here,
Mrs. Earl Woods and little daughter
left Monday for Their home IN Boon
vile after visit with the families Of
Rev. Wood ard N. L. McAlllsier.
The sad news reached here
Wednesday morning OF the death Of
Mrs, p. H. Larkiu north Of town.
The burial arrangements have not
been made at this writing,
Mrs. 5. M, Reynolds entertained a
few friends last Saturday evening in
honor Of her son George. The out OF
town guests were Misses Susie Waters
and Anna Mary Barns Of Hgginsville
and Raymond Arth Collinsville, Ill.
Miss Jullette Chamberlin entertained
Tuesday evening to six o'clock dinnsy.
the following, Misses Jodle, Matte
and Byrd HAckl0y, Edna Carthrae.
Mary Edwards, Mable Squire and
MISS Ervir Of Marshall The young
people were most royalty entertained
At lacky party Monday evening at
the hospitable hcme Of Miss Anna
McZantmeyer.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06

l'oA Number OF lntotmepts, wa
uycr 70, Il oser NO, 81 10 their 7osi
iol n their uOl Oi lp thelr iop, o.
70 thOlr aOs ~ under year, NJ BY
accident or violence, q etillhNn, lsl
tiom dlaiance Ighef tlian county u
nuuler less than proceeding year. 10,
n ~ Onmnn, Hupt,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06
CIrlnLl ennrl plalnl dInra.

N tne 0lfoult Court Tuesday motion
iof . oew trial IA tho lruber ca'e
wnA oyeWued and application IN
appeal made and granted
IA the cape " Mary a, Brooks ",
Ohio Game The courtpraultd powts
Nlon 60 plaintiff 10 ncoprdauoe WIN
mandate " Supreme Court,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-01-06

n0rug tOo year ipOA Reoomct
Tyoe, himsoll a bachelor bsOcd gl1
marriage uoenseN, several " wnlcA
were returned oot Osea ny mootNS
che issue was as follows, lOnu w,
FeNo "a, Mach, aol April, sOl May
10, ltnN ~, jON lil AOSm1 l0l
SlpN, IA ooto aR New sA Dec NJ,
THESE npOtes DO not bear O0t lenny.
soma dlotum "ln tho Spring a Young
man y fancy olo 0f the ceremOnleS
performed IN Lexington Judge J T.
Ohlon has the hlgheSt number 10 hls
orodlt--aa lustoe lno, NJ, rrloe
cOnes next with ~, H. ~ nriNeN
81 Wlniam rhwRlese Or Riggs, Rev.
llowen Ond luetlce nullng 4 each,
nr Gordon y, ana other smaller
nNmhere,