Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-06
Our Schools.

The opening of our schools, always a time of
much interest and some excitement in Lexing-
ton, has been especially gratifying this year.
The public schools began the session with as
great numbers as they had at any time last year,
and the seminaries are full to OVERLOOKING. OF
course a great many more boarders will come
into the female schools during the next two or
three weeks, as the fall fairs and other matters
detain them at home. We give below the names
OF the pupils entered at the Summaries up to the
time that we go to press
ELIZABETH AULL sKMINARY.-BoARDRRs.
Jessie Bouton, Kansas City; Emma Burbridge,
Dover; May Calhoun. Kansas City; Lutte Field,
Longwood; Matte Funk. Barry; Ada Garner,
Indian Territory; virgle P. Gray, California,
Mo-; Bette Glaskin, St. Joseph; Sallie Good
win. Alma; Lethe Hogue, Sedalia; Florence
Holme, Hannibal Mamie Howe, Lafayette
county; Theda Humphreys, Concord; Minnie
Hurt. Marshall; Asgle and Mamie Hutchison,
Lexington; Matte Lawless, Arrow Rock; LILLY
Link, Clinton; Lillian Machette. Clinton; Annie
Marques, Virginia; Lizzie Moore, Troy; Hor-
tense Philips, Sedalia; Carrie Roper, Appleton
City; Belle Sewer, Richmond; Lizzie Shields,
st. Louis; Maggie and Jennie Smith, Lawson;
Alice Smith, Lexington; Mabelle Scott, jersey
vile, ILL.,; Cobbie Thompson, Indian Territory;
Mary TOwt. Kansas City; Susie Tuggle. Lawson;
Janet Watson, Dardenne; Eta wager, Montana
Rex lie Bates, Bates City, Belle Reagan, Column
bus.
e. AULL DAY SCHOLARS.
DOvie, Maggie L. and John b. Andrew, Jen.
Anne and Fannie Bennett, Mary E. Brice. Ada
L. Bullard, Sallie H., Lutte c. and Jimmie @.
Chambers, Ella Clagett, Charlie Craig, Grace
Edelen, Wentworth S. Field, Kitty Fulkerson,
Louie L. Hassell. Dixie H. Hutchins, Fannie
and Laura Ireland, Ella James, Sarah Jordon,
Arthur Johnson, Fannie Lauchner, Octavla.
Annie, Susie. Alex. and Lucien Lesueur, Carrie
Loomis, Annie Ludwig, Carrie S. Marshall,
Mamie E. and Hattie A. Mexican, Bodie L,
Mountjoy, Minnie 3. Nichols, Mollie O'Maley,
Mary Porter, Mary R. and James Quarles,
Pinkie E., Lily. Forest and Frank T. Russell,
Fannie 3. Somerville, Hettie and Geo. Taylor
and Maria Wood.
BAPTIST EMALE CoLLEGE-BoARDERs.
Susie Major, kearney; Retta and Lou Smith,
Saline county; Emmie Powell and Jennie Lewis,
Lees Summit; Eva Prick, Oak Grove; Inez
Cartwright. Weston; Annie Norton and Bette
Oliver. Platte City; Nora Neal, Newton, Kas.;
Maud HardwIcke, Liberty; Eta Mosby, Clay
county Fannie and Kate Salmon, and Ida
Ferguson, Clinton; Mary Campbell, st. Louis;
Nellie Cobb, Knob Noster Adelia Gatlif,
Center Town; Kate Hawkins. New Lexington;
Brittle Menefee, Miami; Maria Hawkins, Paris;
Marcie Thomas. Saline county; Nellie and Pet
Scott, Arrow Rock; Betty Anderson, Eliza and
Lucy Guthrey, Miami Lula Martin. Kansas
City; Emma Thompson, smithville. N. G..
B.F. ebay PUPILS.
Zoe Bassett, Belle Bolton, Annie Burden.
Roxie Chiles, Ivah and Sallie Dunn, George
Fnrrar, Jennie Grimes, virgie Hall, Maud and
Ray Jones, Birdie Keller, Monte Kelly, Lillian
Kennedy. Albertina Kist, Johanna kriehn,
Hannah and Susie LanAeau, Annie Marrs,
Pinkie Mcdowell. Matte McFadin, Addie
Annie and Hattie New, Florence Noell, Alice.
Cora and May Peak; Hattie and Jennie Rath-
bun. Fannie, Johnnie, Lula and Mary Robin
son. Cora and Myrtle Russell, lAggie Smith.
Minnie Saunders, Ethel and Stella Sparks,
Eddie Swisher, Susie and Irwin Tevis. Mary
Willie Trail, Birdie Wallace. Bette, Hannah
and Willie Waddell, Mamie Young.
CENTRAL FEMALE cOLLEGE-BOARDRRs.
Kate Cottey, Knox City; Ora Cox. Rexford
Sallie w. and Minnie Crowley, Kearney; Liz
zie Dugglns, Marshall; Carrie Foote, Chicago,
Ills. Lizzie Fitzgerald. Lathrop; Sarah Grimes,
Mlllville; lola Gee. Plattsburgi Jennie Harlan ,
Ottsrville; Anna Hough, Lake City, Col.
SeOTklu I'LL, Ouessdp Ollle anu Lucy lunuIey.
st. Joseph; Lucle Hudnall, Napoleon; Fannie
Kelley, Lathrop; Ollie Lamar, Lamar Station;
Nellie Moore, West Las Anlmas. COL; Willie
H. and Mary II. Miller, Fayette; Leala Owens
st. Joseph; Yula S. Plattenburg, Dover, Mary
and Kate Prowers, West Las AnImas, Col.
Mary L.. Richards, Hannibal; sallie searcey,
Turney: Geannie Sturgeon. Brownsville; Sallie
and Rebecca Williams. Lexington; MollIe
Young, Aullville.
C. F. ebay Pupils.
Roberta, Lola and Mary Allen, Fannie, Jesse
Martha and Tommie Crenshaw, Alice Egle,
Sallie DulIng, Lucy and Mary LaBertew, Mar,
Belle and Carrie Phillips. Maude Pugh, Annie,
Lizzie. Walter, Myrtle and Ella Price, Lillian
t&ichard, Tona, Carrie and Leonard Ryland,
Pinkle and Katie SmOck, Fannie, Eddie anC
Berthe Taubman, Fannie and George Venable
Eddie and Julia Winsor, Legion and Davit
Yancey, Albert and Juliette Young.
TIE MALE ACADEMY.
Mr.. b. L. HobsOn's male school will oper
next week ut the new Presbyterian church under
very favorable auspices, enough scholars bein
promised to insure Its success and permanency
We need, greatly, just such a school as Mr.
HObson intends to found. We believe that h
is the right man in the right place. He come.
well recommended, as our readers know, and
as is again attested elsewhere in this paper
Mr.. Hobson was very successful as an educator
in Kentucky, having been for one year instructor
in ancient languages and higher mathematics a
Spencer Institute. Taylorsville, and the follow
ing year the principal of the institute. will
thu ee subordinate teachers under him. A grad
uate, with high honors, of Central University
Richmond, Ky Mr.. Hobson is in every wa
competent. not only as a teacher but as a man
ager of boys, and his hope that in u CROWN,
state like Missouri, and in an educational tow
like Lexington, a good male academy can b'
realized,