Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-05

transit OF glory by Ella David
soo, Two Little Boys,' defamation by For
est Brown. 'Displeased,' defamation by
Byron Dishon. Hop Waltz music by John
Freshman and Simon Witthaus. Going
to SCHOOL, composition bv Miss Mary Lyons.
'Lovellness,' defamation by Leeler Moore.
"A Maiden defamation by Walter Mock.
'Life's Noblest Duty defamation by Willie
Wilkinson. Heel schottische,' music by John
Freshman and Simon Wit:haus. My Little
LOU defamation by Frederick Brown.
my First Recollection by Ida Shore. "A
Bygone,' defamation by Maud Brown.
YOUTH composition by Muntford Shore.
Sweet Bye-and-Bye.' music by John Fiesel-
mann and Simon Witthaus. The Fisher and
Child.' defamation by Willie Smith. DO
Your Duty defamation by Susie Shore.
'Five Hundred Cats defamation by Willie
Wilkinson. The Raccoon;' music by John
Freshman and Simon Witthaus. Give the
Little Boys a Chance defamation by Munt-
ford Shore. Miss Crusty,' defamation by
Walter Mock. Two of a kind,' defamation.
John Wilkinson. Farewell Darling,' music
by John Freshman and Simon Witthaus.
The Pouting Girl d exclamation by Ida
Shore. "A Fox and Crow,' defamation by
Fred. Brown. In the Bye-and- Bye,' decla-
nation by Ella Davidson. killing Time
composition by Anna Wilkinson. ooh, my
dear Augustine, music by John Fieselman
and Simon Witthsus. 'Ids's Spunk,' by Ida
Davidson. Arithmetic dialogue by John
Wilkinson and James Green. Resolution
by Maud Brown. Little Brown Hands,
defamation by Allie Maxwell. The Horse
Run Over the Hill,' music by john Fiesel-
mann and Simon Witthaus. Interpretations
by John Wilkinson. Surprising by Ida
Davidson. Shooting of the Young Mind,'
dialogue, by Walter Mock, John Wilkinson,
James Green, Fred Brown aud Muntford
Shore. "A Soldiers Trip music by John
Freshman and Witthaus. Press On decla-
mation by Maud Brown. Hundred Years
to Gomez defamation by Ida Shore. sPru-
dence,' composition by Ella Davidson. .Soci-
ETY. our Educator composition by Ida Da-
wilson. This Life is what we Make It., rec
itation by Alice Maxwell. Little Dog
Waltz music by John Fieselman ano Simon
Witthaus. "A Smile,' composition BY Ida
Shore. Rich Little Dolly,' defamation by
Anna Wilkinson. Merry Month of May
recitation by Mary Mock. 1t Pays decla-
nation by Alice Maxwell. .Life's Labor,
defamation by John Wilkinson. Common
Polka music by John freshman aud Simon
Witt haus. "A Little Girls Fancies,' by Ida
Shore. BE Careful What You Say compo-
| sition by Mary Mock, The %Sophanna,' mu-
sic by John freshman and Simon Witthaus.
'Come and Teach Me- defamation by
Muntford Shore. Address to Schoolmates,
by Maud Brown. 'susie's composition,
composition by Susie Shore. THANKSGIVING
Day. defamation by Alice Maxwell. Our
Nation,' defamation by Willie Wilkinson.
Captain Jinks, music by John Feiselman and
Simon Witthaus. Sometime composition
by Ida Shore. 'The Little Hush .ndman,
defamation by Walter Mock. THAT Kiss,
defamation by Fred Brown. For Man.
Deluslon given,' defamation by Muntford
Shore. 'Faithfulness,' recitation by Ids
Shore. DO Right defamation by Fores1
Brown. The Influence of Knowledge com.
position by Alice Maxwell. Sour Apple
Tree music by John Freshman and Simon
Witthaus. BE True to Yourself Youns
Man, defamation by Munttord Shore
'Cometh a Blessing Down. recitation by
May Mock. "A Sell OUT dialogue by Haiti,
Green and Lula Shore. "Ech Bin Oar Doc.
tar A~esanbahn,' John Fieselman. Music .Olt
Man and Woman The pupils and teacher
extend their very kindest thanks to tbos,
who furnished dinner for the occasion Lamont
whom were Mesdames Jennie Brown, Molli.
Haun, A. Green, Jack Davidson, A. LYON.
aud A. Wilkinson; Misses Amanda Fitzger
aid and Matte Shore. Space will not allow
us to mention the good behavior of eacl
pupil separately, but we are assured Their,
could be no exception. Among those who's,
names appear often ON the programme an,
who stand high as students are, Misses Id:
Shore, Alice Maxwell, Ella Davidson. Maut
Brown, Ida Davidson, May Mock Lula Shor,
and Anna Davidson; Messrs. John Wilkin
son, Muntford Shore, Forest Brown, WalteI
Mock, Fred Brown and James Green. Thost
who won prizes for tirst-class scholarship
were Miss Alice Maxwell and Mr.. John
Wilkinson, first month; Miss Ida Shore
Messrs. John Wilkinson and Muntford Shore
second month; Mr.. Forest Brown and Mis-.
Maud Brown, third month. The teacher beg
leave through your paper to say to each pu
pill, that he il highly pleased with the pro
gress of each, and believes they have done al
they could do in the short space of sixt,
/ dave,