Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-13
AULLVILLE.

Monday, buying mules.
MIR. Jones OF Mexico. Mo-, is in this
neighbOrhood buying calves.
Elder D L. Phelps went to MAYHEM,
last Saturday, to preach at the Christian
church.
Miss jessie Graham, who lives with
her aunt in johnson county, is visiting
her parents here.
Mr.. Bruce Bentou was in Mayiew,
last Saturday and Sunday, visiting rel
atives and friends.
Miss Prue Belle Hord left on Wednes-
day morning for visit to her sister, in
Leavenworth, Kas.
Mr.. Chas. Graham and son, Stoney,
were visiting relatives in johnson
county, last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Elmore Young, son of j. l..
Young, who has been attending school
in Kansas City. returned home last
Saturday morning.
There was social dance given at the
Wednesday night, and we understand
they had very pleasant time.
The sleighing has been excellent in
this vicinity for the past two weeks,
and most OF our young gallants have
been improving their opportunities.
Miss Mary Bullard, the accomplished
young lady who has been teaching the
school at the Handley school house,
has closed her school and left for her
home last Saturday morning. Miss
Mary is an excellent teacher and one of
the most pleasant young ladies it has
ever been the privilege of
your correspondent to Oe with.
We regret to lose her from this commu-
nifty. but as she must 60, she will be
long remembered here.
Charlie Orrick, better known as Blind
Charlie, spent last week visiting the
family of W. b. Major, and on last
Saturday night he gave a concert at
the Christian church to large and ap-
ciativeaudiencewhich was wellpleas-
ed with his performances on the harp,
organ, violin, guitar, flute, triangle,
bones, and other instruments. He iSa
prodigy in the handling of his instrl-
ments and is the finest perfOl ner that
it has ever been the pleasure Of your
correspondent to hear and he has heard
most all the eminent performers in this
country. All should hear him when-
ever they can get chance.
pondent to be present at an exhibition
given at the Handley school house by
Miss Mary Bullard and her school, as
sisted by Blind Charlie, last Friday
night. There was large crowd
present and who were well pleased
with the following programme:
l. beautiful Spring." by the school.
This was all opening chorus in which
all participated.
2. Recitation, "Winter," by Kittie
Sutton.
8. Representing the twelve months
by twelve scholars.
4. Defamation: "Twin Brothers, :"
by Earl Major.
5. Song: "May Day." by Iva
Young, Kittie Sutton, Ida and Ada
Major.
6. "Play and Work." by Jewel
Gladish.
7. Tableau: "Blind Beggars," in
two scenes.
8. Recitation: "Battle of Lexing-
ton," by Miss Ada Douglas.
7. Duet: "No hope Beyond" by
Misses Bullard and Douglas.
10. Dialogue: "The Doctors Office, ~
by the scholars.
IL. Tableau: "Patience,"
II. Recitation: "Receipt for Snow
balling," by Lena Young.
l3. "Eight little Kids" by eight
pupils.
IA. Recitation: 'The Angels Whis-
per-" by Fannie Major.
Is. Dialogue: cinderella, i'm 5
scenes, by VIM. Major, Frank Eaton,
Mamie and Carry Douglas, Sophie
Christian and Moliie Sutton.
16. Recitation: .'Somebody's Moth
er," by Sophie Christian.
II. Song, by Willie Major, Mary
Bullard, Mamie Douglas and Mollie
Sutton.
- Tablean "I!eapers and Flow
ers.n
19. Recitation: "The Drunkard's 8
child" Iva Youngs.
20. Dialogue: "Science or Senti-
ment," by Thomas Benton, Frank
Eaton, 10. Major, Lillian Youngs, Mol
lie Sutton, Mamie, Ada and Carry
Douglas, Laura Collins and Lena
YOungs.
2l. Recitation: "Sayings and
Doings," by Mamie Gladdish
%. Song :"When | was a Baby."
by Ida and Ada Major, Iva and Lena
Youngs and Kittie Sutton.
23. Defamation: "Edification," by
Thomas Benton
"a. Duet: "Don't Dot vas fine?'' by
Willie Major and Mary Bullard
70: Dialogue: "The Flower of the
family" by Thomas Benton, Mamie
Douglas, Lillian Youngs and Laura
Collins.
26. Song: "One More Ribbar," by
Willie and 10 Major, Thomas Benton,
Mollie Sutton, Mamie and Carrie
Douglas.
27. Tableau: "With and Aoainst
the Tide" in two scenes.
%. Grand chorus: "Lady Touch
Thy Harp Again." by the school.