|ly order lt;f thrt committee the following m**inht rs met to cleariff I he graveyard: -fudge w, t\Fra* raff, Pmf, C\ A, Mai-om and won, Lloyd, lt;*1 lit* Fngliwh, M. P. Kirks*-y, .!lt; lin Vim Am berg, Joe (ddhan, luliu* Bart-s Rev, A. M Ross. pu-tor of .laeksun Baptist *htirrh. Henry KngJernan, Mr. Ynuni and wife, of .lacknon, A, J 11'ward, I ,e»* Manterw and hon, Fred, Ralph Bn«\vn, J. C. Clippard, \lr-4. Lillie Baugh, Bud Koehler and Louis rracraft. The dinner «hr furnished by Men* dame*- Lillie Baugh. Bud Koehler, Nancy Morriwon and Mrs, Yount* Rev. Rows used the scythe, and by the way he man-aged it he convinced all that he had used it before. The work was finished by dtdti p. mM and every hi *tv went home feelingthat they had enjoyed the day and spent it well.Tile Baptist State Association ie going to erect a monument 1\K made nut af white limestone, aim* -t as white as marble, given in honor to mark the place where the first Baptist church was established west nf the Mississippi; or in other words, the first Baptist church organized in the State of Missouri, The said monument will be erected between now and the liilh of October. The committee is also going to build a suitable fence to protect the grave* *f the diseased.Reporter.