The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-06-08
THE LEXINGTON INrELLIGENCER. SATURDAY JTJJE

saint In Paris an evening or two ago the
''habit nOir'' WAS generally discarded, the
gentlemen nearly all coming, as had been
previously agreed upon, IN coats OF brilliant
hues. The choice of the color was lett TO the
discretion OF each wcarer. The host himself
selected mauve.
Mr.. G. y. brace, now of Guthrie, Okla
homa, arrived here Sunday TO attend the
commencement exercises of G.. r. c.. lie
left for his new home again Wednesday
morning. lie reports "Bud" rs beng well
and having lots OF fun. Mr.. Geo. A. Jasper,
whose official head was recently chopped off
by The HARRISON administration also left for
Guthrie Wednesday r.orning.
The following c%urators of Central Female
College,, were present at the annual meeting
held June 18th 1899: Rev. W. H.. Palmore
Independence; Rev. John Anderson, Carroll,
ton Rev. Joseph W. Lewis, ST. Louis; Rev.
VIM. b. Mcfarland. Corder; VIM. Morrison.
Lexington; John +. Ryland, Lexington; Ed
ward WinsOr, Lexington; Jacob ID. Conner,
Lexington; VIM. f. kerdolf Jr., the acting
president and Archibald A.. Jones, the new
incoming president of The college.
JONI Bright's will has been published. He
leaves personal property to the amount OF
tS0 600 aud shows a strong desire to keen mn
his family after death. One paragraph SAYS:
II desire TO be buried in the little graveyard
attached TO the Friends meeting house AT
Rochdale, alongside the grave of my late dear
wife.ln that small plot of land are the graves
of my g%randmOther; of my dear old aunt.
Margaret Wood: OF my just and generous
father; of nv sainted mother; of my dear
sister, Sophia, and my two brothers, William
who died in childhood, and Benjamin; of her
who was my precious wife from the YEAR
1889 to the year 1S4l, aud OF her who from
the year 1917 to the year 1870 was the life aud
comfort Of my home"
Visitors at Central Female College Mrs.
William Piper, Marshall; Miss Ivah Young,
Wellington, Misses Ella Brown, Willie
Brown, Lucy Trent, Annie Palmer and
Addie Brown, Mrs B. F. Brown, Mr.. A. l..
Palmer, Malta Bend; Misses Belle Turner
and Stella Turner, Boonsborough. Mo:
Misses Georgia Harvey aud Emma Denncy, |
Armstrong, BIO; Miss Carrie LutZ, Jersey |
City,New Jersey; Miss Carrie I.utz. Hardin; |
Mr.. and Mrs. 4, $. Catron. Misses Matte |
CatrOn and Lulu Asher, WaverIy McsSrs.
Jesse Groves, Ed. VanAnglen, and Misses
Anna Howard and EuIa Gordon. Dover;
Miss Jessie Symns, Atchison. Kansas: Mrs.
Paul Brown, Motgomery City, Mo-; Mr.. Il. |
T. Woltz. Miss Edna Berry and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Berry, st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. q G. |
t.larkson, and Misses Florence and Name
Lowery. Kansas City; Col. w. 5. O'Kane
and son. Altus, Arkansas; Mrs. l.. W. olive,
Plum Greek, Neb. Mr.. nd Mrs. j. f. Lash
and Miss Annie Lash, Linneus; Mr.. and Mrs. |
j. p. Harper. Weslport; Harriet Blackburn,
Hunnewell, Mo-; Misses Ida and Lulu Chen.
sult, Henry, Mo-; Hiss Mary Wynne. E,lin-
burg. Mo-; Miss Grace Finley, Greenfield;
Mrs. L. T. Smith, AtchiSon, Kansas; Mr.. and
Mrs. f. ID. Smith, Lafayette county; Mr.. j.
M. Harding. Oak Grove; Rev. j. W. Lewis,
st. Louis; Rev. w. b. Mcfarland, Corder;
Rev. John Anderson, CarroIiton; Rev. W.
X. Palmore, Independence.