The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-07

L0st-A black cashmere shawl, between
Limerick lawn and Presbyterian church
The finder will be paid by returning to this
office.
A valuable horse belonging to Mr.. John C.
Young, IT,, died very suddenly last Sunday
from sunsiroke. The animal had Just return
cd from a trip TO Richmond.
At q meeting Of the board OF trustees OF
@. +. c., Thursday. the following officers OF
government and instruction were selected for
the session Of lS9o-91 - Archibald A, Jones A.
M. president; Mrs. Jno. A. Jones, lsdy prin-
clpal; A. A. Jones, physics and mathematics +;
Jn0. A.Jones, A. NJ. clyics and political econ
Omy Miss Mary 2. Bryant. me ntal and moral
philosophy, English literature and general
history; Miss Marie II. Boddie, English and
natural sciences; Miss Matte Mcclure. Latin
and Greek, classical literature and history;
Miss Martha T. Dell, mathematics. modern
Languages and gymnastics; Mrs. JnO. A.
Jones, rhetoric and composition; Prof. q. G..
Parker. elOcutiOn; Miss l. +, Clemmens,
principal primary department. Music de.
partment: Madame EdOuard Blitz. directress;
instrumental music, Madame Edouard Blitz,
principal; Miss Nettie Clemmens. piano /:
Miss Helen g. Cobb, piano; Mons. Edouard
Blitz, violin. theory and harmony: Mrs. A.
A. Jones, harmony ard piano; Miss Mamie
Corpeny. voice culture and singing; Miss
Susie Boddie superintendent OF practice. Art
department. Miss A. Belle s NTH. Mrs. s.
A. Lyon, nurse,
Wayerly The dinner and festival given
by the ladies Of the Presbyterian church, Sat-
urday, was quite u success both socially and
financially. Mr.. d. V. Banks, OF Blackburn.
spent Sunday In this city the guest OF his pa
rents. Master Mamie Webb. of Blackburn,
spent Sunday In this city with his parents.
MIR. Pulliam. OF st. Louis, was the guest of
his sisters and aunt, Mrs. Hopkins, Sunday.
Mr.. Bob Hit. OF Blackburn, was In this city
Sunday, calling. Quite a number of the
beaux and bellies OF cur city attended the
social given at the residence Of DIR. Wallace
on Friday eve. Our streets were crowded
with people Saturday as every one was anx-
ious for his man to succeed. DIR. K, V. Rob-
nett and Mr.. arthur Robertson were In this
city the past week. professionally engaged.
Mr.. Robertson entertained quite a number OF
his relatives On Suudsy-his brother and
daughter from Kansas City and brother and
sister from Kentucky all returning to Kansas
City Monday morning. Miss Fannie Bonham
to Lexington Sunday morning after
two weeks at home. Mr.. lisa Gratz
took advantage Of the cheap rates and left for
Louis Monday night, Mr.. Ike taking his
place In the store. But whether be can sup.
ply all the vapanelts left by lisa remains TO be !
seen. Miss Minnie Walton. we are glad 10
learn, is sitting up and able to walk about the
room. Mr.. G. n. Buford left for Kansas
CITY Monday morning Miss Rena Asher 10 on
The sick Isl. and we are sorry 10 hear, threat
ened with the typhoid fever. Mrs. Charley
Malone left for her home In Kansas City,
Friday eve. Mr.. Green Ledford and family,
Of Corder. visited relatives in this city SUM-
day. Mr.. Logan Chappel and wife were the
guests Of Mr.. Nathan Corder and family sun.
day. Mrs. Dave Callahan Is visiting friends
In Kansas City. Miss Cora e nerson, accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Daisy Webb, re-
turned to her home, 10 Napton, Friday, after
two weeEs In our city. Miss Nan
ME Smiley, Of Hieginsville, Is the guest OF
Miss Edith Leach. Mrs. G.. Y. Cant returned
from Fayette Tuesday eve, where she has
been Visiting her mother. Mrs. Layton Yam.
cey, OF Fayette, Is visiting relatives In this
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