Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-08
FAIRVIEW.

knowing the prOmptness with which
the Intelligencer always publishes
county correspondence, and the inter
est it has always taken in the schools OF
this county, we venture to ask space
i'm its valuable columns for the out
lines of the Falrview school programme.
PROGRAMME.
500 select words, spelled by Misses
Maggie O'Donnell, Anna ODonnell,
Sallie Cobbs, Anna Laun, Bessie Ham.
mer, and Messrs. Arthur Cash, and
Marvin Hammer.
500 questions in geography,by Misses
Anna Laun, Sallie CObbs. Maggie ana
Anna O'Donnell.
Spelling exercise for the entire school
in McGutley's speller, extending over
seven lessons or 5l5 words.
Problem for Miss Georgia Laun,
boy living furlongs and 20 rods from
school attends twice a day; how TAR
does he travel In 80 days!
Jeanette and 10, selected reading |
bv Miss Delphia Dillingham;. /
Problem for Miss Anna Laun, what |
| is the interest on 81 80 from Jan. y,
1917, to April 10, lS49, at per cent.
Problem for Miss Anna O'Donnell,
what is the amount of $500, compound
interest, for years at per cent!
Living on Farm, select reading by
Mr.. Henry Gillespie. :,
| Problem for Miss Anna ODonnell,
what is the value of IL shares OF rail-
road stock at $50 each at 3 per cent.
advance?
Problem for Buford Hammer, in a
pile of wood 10 feet long, feet high,
and II feet wide; how many cords!
Problem tor Mr.. Henry Gillespie,
how many seconds in a year!
Problem for Miss Nettie RANKIN,
the difference of time between New
York and st Louis is hour, minutes
and Sc seconds, what is their difference
of longitude?
Problem for Master Tommy Laun,
add the numbers 1, ., 3. 4, D, o. Z,
and 9. ,.
Problem for Maggie Laun, multiply
6S0,323 by IL.
50 questions in geography by Misses
Bessie Hammer, Mollie ODonnell ana
Lula Kinkead.
1 Problem for Master W alter Gillespie,
} add 8, s, 6, I, 5, l, 2 and 3.
p Problem for Miss Lula kinkead,
find the least common multiple OF 8,
II, 81, 80 and 4S, and divide it by the
greatest common divisor of 90 and l43
k What are you Good For, select read
e ing by Master Walter Gillespie.
j., From l00,000,000 take lO,OOl, ,0Ol by
Delphia Dillingham;.
Problem for Henry Gillespie, what
q cost 3 bushels and 2 pecks OF peaches
o. at 80 cents peck!
. I'll be Nan? select reading b!
a Buford Hammer. ;,
!. Problem for Miss Maggie O'Donnell
~ how long will it require s persons t.
4 seat themselves differently every day a
n dinner, allowing 365 days to year!
u Problem for Miss Bessie Hammer
+ silversmith has pieces of silver
. the first weighs o., 10 pvt, II gr'
~ the second weighs OF 3 pvt. and
a. a. gr., the third weighs 8 OF pvt. ant
X I gr., if the loss in refining it is D pvt
,s and II gr. and the rest be made int
of Is spoons of equal weight, what wi
~ each cost!
r At Work, select reading by Maste
M John ODouneli.
in Problem for Miss Ethel Cobbs,
o. loaned A money on the 2Ith OF Juh'
n 1913, and a paid 1t Feb. Sd, 1913; the
a A lent u sum to be kept . times
IA. long, how long is Il to keep "A
ce money?
-. ~ Problem for Miss Mary O'Donnel
he ship in latitude 35 degrees, 30 minute
l.. north, sails 90 degrees, 35 minute
ne south, then 10 degrees, ~ mlnut,
RS north, then 25 degrees, minutes, >
he seconds south, then 6 degrees, ~ mi
k utes, 20 seconds north, what is its la'
nu tude!
,Ss' Problem for Miss Ruby Purcell
on multiply l,236, ,S39 by II.
,S- Problem for Henry Gillespie, VIII
10 cost bushels of plums at 3 cents
,at pint?
mer, how many nails weighing drai
each, are in a parcel weighing 10 lbs
em OF. and II drains?
hts Problem for Henry Gillespie, | put
bushels of wheat in sacks OF busht
od and pecks each, how many sacks d
at it take?
ent Problem for Miss Ruby Purcell, WI
ws will S23 bbls. OF pork cost at $lZ
inc barrel.
OH. Problem for Miss Maggie Laun,w wi
out will 1876 bushels OF potatoes cost al
Of cents per bushelP
tile Paul's defense before King AgripI
and select reading by Misses Maggie O'Dt
Jaw nell, Anna Lam, Anna ODOnnell
ge- Bessie Hammer.
lem What is Teaching! essay by U.
asst, Wallace.
lilo, A Brief Welcome, by Miss Lula II
and kead.
,ich The Pretty Schoolgirls, declamat
clio by Miss Anna Laun.
the The Surprise Party, recitation by
,Out little girls, Misses Bessie Hamn
, on Lula Kinkead. Georgia Laun, II
,usy Purcell, Mary O'Donnell and Delp
rich Dillingham;.
the The Modern Belle, defamation
fast Miss Maggie O'Donnell.
Dad. Sweetheart, defamation by \
liner Maggie Laun.
saw The Little Girl, defamation, by \
tello Delphia Dillingham;.
now Remember thy Creator, declamatl
not by Master Buford Hammer.
On Up Above the Skies, dialogue,
d to Misses Etbell Cobbs and Ruby Pure
win Little Charley, defamation, by n
ter Charley kinkead.
tock Virtue, declamation,by Quill Ran
tnre The Deceitful Girls, defamation
stry, Master Willie Pollard.
row Don't be in Hurry to Marry, de
the nation, by Miss Anna O'DOnnell.
Mon The Miller and the Maid, dec!a
cX- lion, by Bessie Hammer.
he of Thanksgiving Day, defamation
this Miss Mary O'Donnell.
ream Walters Appeal, defamation,
make Walter Cash.
o OF The Happy Schoolboy, declamal
Nine bv Master Tommy Laun.
S the Death of Diunkard's Boy, decla
place ton, by Miss Lula kinkead.
and The Christmas Bells, declamatlo
ghole Miss Georgia l.aun.
lding To my Sister, by Miss Nettie Ran
JEFF My Girl, defamation, 10y Al,
North Willie Pollard.
their Bee, Clock and Broom, dialogue
taries Misses Neuie Rankin, Maggie |
cades and MOlIie O'Donnell.
norm Little Jenny, defamation, by
dows Jenny Purcell.
faces Perpiexities, declsnation, by
girls Georgia Laun.
which Make the Best of it, by Miss
/ cold CobhS