The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-06-19
Closing Exercises of the In
stitute at Spring Garden,
Miller County.

CLOSING EXERCISES OF the IN
stitute at Spring Garden,
Miller County.
The closing exercises of the insti-
tute at Spring Garden, Miller county,
Mo-, took place June 5. Prof. SUIT
ton asked the blessing and Rey.
Anthony delivered the annual ad.
dress.
Miss Belle Sutton was the only
graduate, and chose as the subject
Of her essay, Education"
The following interesting program
was charmingly carried out:
Recitation-M[iss Rella Jordon.
Recitation-Lonnie Dulle.
Recitation-Illa Simpson.
Chorus-Prodigal one Come Home.
Essay-Viola Norfleet.
Declamation-Ella Simpson.
Dialogue-Minnie Baker and Glide
Thompson.
Music.
Declamation-E. B. Haskins.
Solo-Miss Belle Sutton.
Observation-Disclosures Godfry.
Music.
Declamation-Womanho0d Annie
Pitchford.
Fan Drill-By twelve young ladies.
Read the call of the republican con-
gressional convention in this issue.
The marriage of Miss Lena Seidel
and Mr.. w. Il. Littleton was an.
nounced to take place yesterday at
Miss Lena's home in Windsor.
Mr.. A. J. Holm of Galloway county,
called on MS yesterday and showed lis
heads of wheat with 800 grains in each
head.
The steamer Hugo left for the Moni-
teau this morning, and will return this
evening with over 1000 sacks of wheat
for the Dulle Milling company.
A meeting of the republican state GEN.
trail committee will be held at st. Louis
on the Sth Of next month to select a time
and place for holding the state nominal
ting convention. This city will no
doubt be selected as the place.
Mr.. Harry Bright died Saturday
morning from the effect of the gun
shot wound he received last week.
The family have the sympathy of
their many friends in this sad afillc-
ton.
Mr.. +. Hacker, the popular en-
gineer of the G. & A. branch from
this city to Mexico, spent last Sun
day in this city.
The mayor and councilmen are allowed
a very small salary for their services;
the police force is equally light, and yet
tho streets continue to grow in worse
condition daily. There has been no
work done on them for months. The
people continue to pay their license and
tax with the usual promptness.
Hon. c. c. Bell has been placed at
the head of the Cooper county re-
publican ticket. Mr.. Bell is one of
the most prominent and able gentle
men of this state and the good peo-
pie of Cooper should send him to the
legislature.
Mr. Tennie Mckinney, the jeweler
and druggist with H. L. Miller of
East Nevada, left for jefferson City
Friday to accept a position with H..
A. Macauley, jeweler. Mr.. McKin-
ney has been in the employ of II. l..
Miller as clerk and jcweler for five
years and three months. Mr.. Miller
realizes that he has lost q competent
clerk. He has made many warm
friends in his short stay in Nevada,
especially some of the fair sex hate
to see him leave.-Nevada Demo.
graf.
In reply to newspaper structures
Mr.. Bradleld, of the Billings Times,
says he does not regret his criticism
of Congressman Bland, and has moth
ing 10 take back. He regards his
censure of Mr.. Bland as legitimate
criticism. 1t was the Times-and,
by the way, it is a democratic paper,
which declared Mr.. BANDS ''reten-
ton IN congress II of the exceed
ing marvels Of the nineteenth cen
tury."
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