The weekly intelligencer., 1896-06-06
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
Judge Joseph F. Smith is at Excelsior
Springs.
Mr.. Ed Aull is visiting relatives in Phil
adelphia.
Miss Tillie Hollis is visiting in Liberty
} this week.
Miss Ollie Carter is visiting friends at
Fulton, Mo.
Mr.. Jas. s. Eckle, of Dover, was here
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emison ChansIor returned
from st. Louis Monday.
Mr.. Il. IL. Kaufman, Of Alton, H., are
the guests of Mrs. Mary Winsor.
Miss Lutte Chambers returned home
from Colorado Thursday evening.
Mr.. J. p. Brawley left Tuesday ior his
home in Chester, South Carolina.
Miss Birchie Smith, OF DunkNburg, Mo-,
is visiting Mrs. Mamie Moreland.
Mrs. James Slusher and caIidr4u left
Monday for Old Point Comfort, Va.
Mrs. Hulda DInck, of Chicago, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. Pniiip Keller.
MIR. Wilson Young returned from the
State University at Columbia Wednesday.
Miss Ella Stoneroad leaves this morning
for her hume at La Vegas, New Mexico.
Miss Gertrude l.. Clark OF Central, will
spend two weeks the guests OF Miss Mary
Silver.
Miss Edith Hanna, of Kansas City, il
the guest of MIR. and Mrs =. u. Went
worth.
Mrs. d. D. Gwinner, of Upton, hc.,
is visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs j.
T. Mexican.
Mrs. George Jamison, OF Cover, Mo-,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ferd Smith.
! Mr.. Eph King returned to Atchisou,
Kas., Monday, after spending week here
with his friends.
Miss Laura Davis. who has been at
Amarillo, Texas, during the past year,
returned home yesterday.
Attorneys Ball and Farris, of Rich
mond, were here this week in the interest
of the canvass OF Judge Broaddus.
Mr.. A. Long, who was here attending
the academy commencement, left this
morning for his home in Las Vegas.
Mrs. Ada b. Carter returned last We'd
nesday from an extended visit to her
daughter, Mrs. T. w. Hill, near Odessa.
Mrs. Sue Boulware and her little grand
daughter, Mary, spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday in Independence, visiting relatives.
H. F. Blackwell, of the law Arm OF
Blackwell Il Son, left last night for Butler,
3 Mo-, to file papers in an important law
= case,
Miss Mary Miller, of Fort Scott, Kan,
? who has been visiting Miss Stella Ryland,
left Thursday for visit to Miss Mamie
Sydnor at Corder.
Mrs. Joseph Cbinu and her three grand
, children left Thursday morning for a visit
, to her grand daughter, Mrs. DIR. Eckle, at
El Dorado Springs, Mo.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Andreen left Thurs
day evening for st. Louis, where they will
join the members of the Missouri Press
Association on their trip to Memphis.
Mr.. Frank Atkinson, postmaster at St
Joseph, and Chairman Enwright, of the
st. Joseph Democratic Committee. were
here yesterday, and paid the INTELLI-
aENcER pleasant call.
OUR CITY SCHOOLS.
The board of education met Wednesday
evening and elected the corps of teachers
for the coming year. For the eleventh
: time Prof. III. ID. Demand was elected
3 superintendent. This was a satisfactory
selection. The other teachers elected are;
: Principal high school, Miss n. 8. Shaw
assistant, Miss +. w. Arnold.
Principal grammar school, Miss M. F.
Hale; first assistant, Miss NJ. Speers
second assistant, Miss Annie Allen.
Principal first ward, Miss Mary L
Greene; assistant, Miss Genevieve Russell
Principal second ward, Miss Emma
Morath; assistant, Miss Mamie Chew.
Principal third ward, Miss NJ. r. Grimes
assistant, Miss Ada w. Lamborn.
; Substitute teacher, Miss Mary A
Ridings,
5 Colored sohool-principal, Prot. G. N
Green; first, second and third assistants
Ula b. Gates, l.. ID. Burles and Annie Will
liams; substitute teacher, Sarah Graham
4 CENTRAL COLLEGE.
! June q, D. m.-Recital by class in eX
. preston and physical culture.
June 7, IL a. m.-Baccalaureate sermon
Oy ReS. j. IL. frltchelt- IL. u, VI meAlco
Mo.
June S. 2:3O p. m.-Auuual meeting o.
, board of Curators.
June S, S p. m.-AunusI concert by
music pupils.
June 9, 10 a. m.-Graduating exercises;
baccaIaureate address by Rev. K. +. Hoss
e ID. D., of Nashville, Tenn; comforting o
Y diplomas and awarding of medals by the
e president.
y Tickets for the commencement exer'
D cises are on sale at Leroy Farmers drug
store. Fifty cents for one evening ol
seventy five cents for all three evenings