The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-06-03

"N warner enurcn, sunday morning, 4
une II.
There was a hard rain Tuesday night,
a regular old thunder storm. The
oil OF thunder was lncessaut for half an Q
our or more. 4
Mr., J. q. wO~rthington lost a fine COW, :.
his week, from milk fever. Rev. Keno .
Ryland also lost a valuable cow, but :
We did not learn the cause. !
Church Of Christ Scientist, Sunday
as follows; 1880 a. m, Sunday
'chool ll:S a. m, at Knights OF Pythias
hall All are cordially invited. II
Mr.. and Mrs. John t. Bush wish to
express their thanks to the many friends
who were 30 kind and helpful during
their recent trouble and bereavement.
supt. G. A. Phillips the
Institute, at H~igginsville, be-
ginning Monday, June 9th, for a three
weeks session. Prof. Phillips will act
as conductor. and Profs. W. G. sebring
and II. ID. Demand as Instructors.
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spots floating before your eyes, or you
p'n' ou 'ne r'En' S'ue uhue' 'ne
ribs. then your liver is deranged, and you
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Price 60 cents. For sale by Crenshaw q
Young. 6 3m1
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We nave received a handsomely gotten
up in'i'a'ion 70 attend the commence
men' exercises Oh the queen oity normal
anu Du'ineSS ooiiege' ~ nigginSVliie'
~ ne opera mouse, on tuesday evening
June o'n' az o O'CLOCK Ine graduates
aIe' mlSs E'nei Neale' classical course;
MISS Daisy Dean Tnornton ana miss
ooeiia Lewis preparatory
course; jess wagner Artnur bernnaru'
hnipmeyer' Lester rui'on Fou'os nen'
yamin Onaries hoe'er' rrnest "iiA
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Inc ooaro Of trustees Oh naptist remai'
Ooiiege met a. tne coliege MONDAY morn
Ing, o. III o'oiock' snd granted diploma
70 q graduating CLASS aud conferred I'M
degree OF bacneior OF Arts on mis-
Katherine jones' Following are IN
graduating class; MISS Kate Jones, A. b
PiattsourR, MO-; Miss MAUI Jones, al
q ~elocution, Plattsourg, MO-; ME-
Bessie Franklin' art, Bendina' Kansas
Miss Margie Minter, art, Lexington, Mo
Miss Emma Scott, Instrumental musi
Smithville, Mo-; Miss Grace Bayie,
elocution, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Mis-
. Ida Settle, eiocution, Platte City, MO
: Miss Daisy Chinowth, business cours
dridley, Kansas The scholarship cour'
At this school was raised last year. whie
accounts ior tne lack Of n d. s'aoua''
4 'niS S'"''
Last Friday evening" at central oolieg
lduna Literary Society Informally ente
u tained a large numDer OF nienos' III
y young ladies' wore their prettiest dress
Z and their sweetest smiles' ana dia :
that could have been done to enterta
the crowds Of guests A brass ana s'ri'
band was partly concealed Inc iiscour
cd music ell evening" ana wnen a ieiie
was listening intentiy 10 eaten the wor
OF some dear girl, the oana you'd DC 81
To give q blast that would drown .
voice. Then a fellow would olas' !
band ell evening. During the event
y there was singing oy MISE ramsay, VIC
music oy nhiss "'"n' niss'' ..
oy MISS enAie' Anu o'ner iu
exelclseS' our spa'e ID ~ .aAeu up WI
To schooi matters TINS week 'nA' VIC oAn'
ID write up tnis entertAinmen' aS "o WIZ
" ike 70 nave !. aone' pu' We wau'
merely STATE 'na' F." was ae'is'
oy success
Mr.. John Wallace Wilson, an old Ia
Of ington boy, who used to go to sch
RS. here to Prof. George Catron, and "
spent several years In West Point &C
Ill envy, Is now living In Healdsbu
cd California. Writing to one OF his broth
Yds here he says; "a few days ago y,
returning from a long walk, and wi