Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-04-21
UNION SCRAPS.
Correspondence of the Ledger.

correspondence, of the Ledger,
UNION, Mo. April t9.--Mrs. Lula
Mcintosh Is on the sick list.
Mrs. G. II. Throckmorton has
been confined to her room for
several weeks with malarial fever,
j. ], Byrns has leased the Burhop
farm for one year.
Miss Lille Hodge, of Worcester,
visited the closing exercises of our
school Friday.
Prof. LeeW. Rood has been elect
ed to teach our fall school of six
months at $40 per month,
Miss Ida Cheney, OF Mexico,
spent Sunday the guest of the Misses
Green.
Samuel J. Mcintyre is now located
at Skamakawa, Washington.
Rumor says that Maggie and
Billie are to be married Wednesday
night.
Basil Brown, a student of West
minister College, spent several days
at home last week.
The little two-year-old son of
George Stewart fell into a kettle Of
soap and was badly scalded.
J. S. Atkins has a fine Montrose
colt.
T. A. Mcintyre had a fine two
year-old colt shot by some unknown
party.
J. NJ. Rice had a fine mare to rear
up and fall backward and break her
neck while trying to drive her. This
is the second one for Mr.. Rice this
spring.
Last Friday, April 10Th, was the
last day of our school, which has
been successfully taught by Miss
Katie Hollopeter. This is the third
school she has taught at this place,
making a total of 10 months. A
better teacher never darkened the
door of Union school house than
her. She gave general satisfaction
and was well liked by all. The fol-
lowing is a part of the programme /:
Song, Merrily the Breezes, by
school.
Recitation, A Welcome, Rachel
Calvert.
Defamation, Wait a Bit, Ralph
Luckie.
Recitation, A Secret, Cora Stuart.
Defamation, Boys Rights, Hen
r.y Crews.
Song, Now the Wind is Blowing,
by three young ladies.
Recitation, Troublesome Neigh
bors, Nora Stuart.
Defamation, Taking up Carpets,
Hampton Green.
Recitation, Nettie's Thanksgiving
Visit, Minnie Mcintyre.
Dialogue, the rehearsal, by four
| girls and three boys.
| Defamation, Some Little Girl
Across the Way, little Sammie
Crews.
Song, The Prairie Child, by
school.
Defamation, The Race, by Jim
Luckie.
Recitation, House Cleaning Time,
Nellie Phtzer.
Defamation, Where is My Hat,
by Deskin Mcintyre.
Recitation, The School Masters
Guest, Carrie Byrns.
Song, Playing Mamma, by eight
little girls.
Recitation, The Disconnected Rut,
tercup, May Luckie.
Defamation, Good Boys, Clarence
Byars.
Defamation, Old speckle, George
Byars.
Dialogue, Playing School, four
girls and three boys.
Recitation, My Trip to New York.
Miss Emma Green.
Song, Evening Words, by school.
Defamation, Mothers Golden
Head, Joe Byars.
Recitation, An Angel in a Saloon.
Miss Pearl Byrns.
Defamation, A Bachelors Growl
Bert Luckie.
Dialogue, Aunt Nancy's Visit, by
two boys and four girls.
Defamation, Mr.. Nobody, Otto
Byars.
Song, The Swing in the Apple
Tree, by school.
Dialogue, A Place for Everything
three girls and three boys.
Defamation, Reuben's First Visit
to the City With His Gal, Sal At,
wood, Luther Byrns.
Defamation, Mr.. Sanscript's Slide
Down Hill, Frank Green.
Recitation, Whistling in Heaven,
, Miss Sadie Byrns.
!. Dialogue, The Quack, by foul
boys and three girls.
Recitation, Close of Term, Cora
Steward.
Song, Now Good Night, by school
i SMALL Boy.