Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-23
FAIRVIEW SCHOOL EXHIBITION.

FAIRY LEW SUHUUL EXHIBITION.
FAIRvIEw, Mo, May, 1885.
hIND lNTELLIGENCER:- knowing the
interest you always show in behalf OF
public school education in our county
and knowing your welcome columns
are read by many patrons in this
district, l will ask space for the pro-
gramme of the closing exercises of
Fairview school taught by Mr.. Geo.
S. Wallace.
PROGRAMME.
Greeting Glee,' song, by the entire
school.
Influence OF Knowledge declama-
ton by Mr.. Albert Hammer.
'Just Twenty Years Ago. music by
Misses Jennie, Leslie and Katie Cobbs g.
Dialogue. entitled 'Peleg and Patti
ence.'
Teaching School, defamation by
Master Willie Mitchell.
| Music, entitled de Lambs am Stray
in,' by Messrs. VIM. Cobbs, VIM.
George and VIM. Fishback, and Misses
Katie Cobbs and Bette Porter.
Dialogue, entitled The Master
Piece
Going Down to Long Branch, song
by Mr.. Farrell, of Odessa.
Life is What we make it, declama-
ton by Miss Anna Rankin.
Dialogue, entitled Getting Photo
graph
Il had but Fifty Cents defamation
by Master Willie Mitchell.
Dialogue, 'Uncle Pete.'
sHow we Tried to Lick the Teacher,
defamation by Mr.. Thomas Cobbs.
"A Hard Case,' dialogue in one scene.
sDare and DO,' defamation by Mas
ter Walter Cash.
Such Fashions defamation by Miss
Anna Laun.
'Uncle Sam,' dialogue.
advice to Young ladies' music by
the class.
Dialogue, entitled, s1776 and 1876,
by Misses Anna and Nervie Rankin.
Lone Jack Fight by Mr.. VIM
Cobbs.
| "A Very Unfortunate Man, song by
Mr.. Farrell.
1T we Try defamation by Master
Buford Hammer.
Bones at Picnic,' by Messrs. WIN.
Cobbs and Geo. Bray.
1T Might Have Been,' defamation
by Master Willie Mitchell.
what | Would Like to be- recita-
ton by little girls-Misses Anna
Laun, Anna Odonnell, Sallie Cobbs,
Bessie Hammer, Mary Odonnell, Ethel
Cobbs, Fanny Berry, and Maggie
Laun.
sMe be like Mellican Man, music by
Mr Mont Solvop nf nHoSsa
sIn the Sweet Now and Now music
by Messrs. VIM. Cobbs, VIM. George
and Miss Katie Cobbs.
sCurfew must not Ring TOMS ght,' by
Miss Bette Porter.
Dialogue, 'Hugglng a Lamp post.
"Tableau, "A DUEL
Dialogue, entitled John, Rob, ano
Anna Cobb
Bones at a Soiree,' dialogue.
fOver Again. defamation by Miss
Mollie Odonnell.
Music, sThe Golden Wedding, by
Mr.. Joe Bolden.
Dialogue, "A Great Secret, by Misses
Ethel Cobbs and Anna Laun.
"The four Seasons, recitation by foul
little girls-Misses Lorena Berry, Fan
!: ny Berry, Maggie Laun, and Nettie
Rankin.
Forgive and Forget defamation
by Miss Pink Campbell.
: Our old Cottage Home,' music b.
Misses Anna and Nervie Rankin.
0 "Bright eyed Industry defamation
4 by Miss Bessie Hammer.
2 'Plea of the red Indian defamation
by Mr.. Marvis Hammer.
! Luentis,' by two characters.
: How big was Cleveland PAP decla
2 nation by Master Tommie Laun.
- "A Mothers Work. defamation b
Miss Lorena Berry.
Heroic cure for Dread Diseases b.
: Mr.. Tommie Cobbs.
Dialogue, entitled Home Cure
Don't Forget the Old Folks SUM-
by the class.
= Liberty defamation by Mr.. Alber
s Hammer.
f 'Supposing,' by Miss Anna Odor
- nell.
: "A. B. c. defamation by Maste
Y Johnnie Odonnell.
h Advantages of Education,' dcclama
ton by Mr.. Arthur Cash.
Mathematics dialogue by Tommi
q Cobbs and Walter Cash.
= sThe Beautiful defamation by Mi:
Maggie Laun.
o 'Displeased,' defamation by Maste
Tommie Laun.
Morning Sermon by Brodder Wa
|, kins.
8 'The Sneezing Man, music by MI
, Mont Salyer, of Odessa.
4 The programme of examination es
ercises during the last two weeks {
4 school was about as follows:
Spelling and defining in Fifth read
er in which Miss Anna Odonnell w;
Ii victorious.
d Spelling in spelling book, Mr.. Albe
: Hammer eXcelled.
Sc Select reading, Mr.. Albert Hammt
excelled.
: $50 questions asked on geograph,
i Mr.. Albert Hammer excelled. NJ
l. Arthur Cash second best.
100 questions asked in grammar, NJ
> Albert Hammer excelled, and MI
y Thomas Cobbs I'd best in grammar.
= 100 questions asked on reading, M
s. Albert Hammer excelled, and "
=, Arthur Cash I'd best in reading.
The following sentence was give
- the class for parsing examination
= in which Mr.Marion Hammer excelleC
l. "The stream runs by the schoo
h house, across the road under the fenc
through the fields and into the Sni.'
y Messrs. Thomas Cobbs and Albe
id Hammer tied on 100 questions in wri
/, ten arithmetic.
Al Mr.. Thomas Cobbs excelled in wri
!, ing in the first class.
'' Miss Florence Hammer excelled
y the I'd class of writing.
n Miss Bessie Hammer excelled in Il
E Sd class in writing.
The following problem was given b
Mr.. Wallace to Mr.. Thomas Cobt
= to be solved both by proportion al
le analysis in which he made no mi
/ take:
If boat is rowed at the rate of
8 miles an hour. and is driven Al feet
)r strokes of the oar, how many strok,
are made in a minute?
N The following problem was given
-, Mr.. Albert Hammer, which he solve
u by both methods:
IS Two bodies free to move attract eaC
= other with forces that vary inverse
,e as their weight: if the weights are
lbs and ! lbS and the smaller l. a