The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03


jacob. showed very Plsinly that everyone
should have someshing 10 do In order %
make . succen in liie.
Duets-Nellie Loas and Found, By Lsosa
Howard and tiorence Tuckes, Gas listened
to With much i:.sersss; the deep. rich alto
Of Florence mingli"g sweesly wi'h the
clear, bell-l, soprano Of Ieors-
Dialogne-The Potato. BY Jossph D,squs,
Jimmie Russell aud Willie Wright, w4-
quite lauxhsble.
Extraordinarily Frank Gary. gasej"s
soch good advice ~ every boy in the land
should hear and herd.
Smg-My Country ri. Of Thee. vss
sung By the whole .chooi with patriotic
psihos and depth II feeling.
The Fignrs by nine little girls Mary
Garrett. Mary Sama. L"tiie l.rwis. Csr.
Latch, Ovsss Gary. l-ors Howard Flor,
ence Tucker, Stella B,rbi~r, Ci.ra Heyd
inesielder. Vac veil ,aemorised aud exceed.
ingly veil acted.
Song Dying Mother. By Allie and
4. ID. Jackson. wss very a6ecsing and very
sweetly sung.
Reading By Nellie Morrell. wss one ol
the most intervening features Of the enter
tsinment. This young lady showed hel
appreciation Of geni,s end love Of the beau.
tiful BY selecting for the occasion Longfel-
lows vorId-famed poem. The Bridge.
Recitaiioa-The Wolf and Seven Kids
va quite Interesting and veil delivered By
Mont. Montgomery.
Song-By the school. Let the Loves
Lights Be Burning" wss beautiful and ex.
prenive.
Readine-By Mary Dryer. No Sect in
Heaven, displayed cultivated talent fas
surprising many Of her age.
A beautiful recitation, Grannies Dead
and Gone. was exceedingly veil rendered
By Charlie Long.
Soog-By Sarah Garrett. A Motbert
Care.
Reeitstion-By Lille Hathaway, Eighty
Little Urchins, Va quite comical, and re.
ce,ved much applause.
The Well Of 81. Keine, ~ we'll read By
Willie Owens. and much appreciated.
East and West, beautiful little exercise,
was sung By number Of little girls from
room ], 2 and 8.
The Flower Garden. By Mary Willik.
Lede RinkIe, Amy OFT and Ids Taylor. va
sweetly expressive Of the modey, worth,
fragrance and beauty Of violeta. daisies,
rose-buds and lilys.
Recitation-In Aemorium, was very nj.
fecsingly rendered By Clara Hellar. =.
Recitation - What I've Learned 1t
School. ws veil spoken By Willie Peten
Soos-Play and Work. BY pupils from
rooms I, 2 and 3, vas veil sung, showing
they both understood and appreciated the
principles.
Recitation - Boys Rights. was finely
spoken BY Willie TenieL
DiaIogue-Jemimys Novel, was quite .
laughable farce, BY May Montgomery, Lena
Famham. Charlie Dale, Ira Zimmerman
and Willie Hughes.
Recitstion-The Sailor, Was spIendidly
rehearsed by Eugene OFT.
Grandfathers Clock wss beautifully sung
BY several little girls.
Life-recitation in Eve parts, BY Estella
Barber, lIizsie Hsurens,ein, Maggie Jef-
free, Annie Ibig and Sarah Woodward, vas
good.
Song-LitiIe Birds-wss very sweeily
sung BY little Bessie SSan whose musical
soice might we'll vie With the brides.
Dialoeue-Boys Right, BY Frank 81.
John, Willie Yenfel and David Woodward
vas to the point and clearly showed that
boys have opinions Of their own, regarding
.hemselves.
Song - Phantom FOotsteps, BY Hattie
Rose, Allie Jsckson. Lissie Best. Nellie
Aorrell and Leora Howard vith chorus b.
light girls vss very beautiful and veil SUM.
A little recitation-If, By Harry Gathes,
sould lead to the inference that he W
Imaginative.
Ny LATHE German Home Acroas the
Ia, sung BY Amelia Haster, was . perfect
title gem Of beauty and child-Iike devo-
ion.
Recitation BY E. d. Jackson-I'm Moth.
Nc bat . Boy, vas spoken in quite . manly
lyle BY the little fellow.
Jean Inglow's Song. Of Seven, vas beau
ully rendered By Lille Norton. Nay Mont |
omery, Allie Jackson. Hattie Rose, Ellie |
eiter. Lissie Best and TiIlie RAIDER. A
etter selection could not have been made |
D represent the phrases in life and esch |
cted her part veil.
Song BY BY the school-Pull for the
hore wss quite meritorious.
Recitation by Belle Sthal-Please, I want
y Mother wss highly appreciated for it,
eminent.
1eeCsSSssOu W 1St4sse AouO0Suo - oOctts
ans Ride, w. spoken With ease and guce.
Song-Weary Gleauen, By Allie Jack
n, Leora Howard. Hattie Rose, Nellie
Iorrell, Florence Tucker and Lissie Bsss
- surprisingly lovely and sung in Low
cary strains perfectly expressing the
earines they seemed to feel.
Rscitation-By Willie Owens, Go Forth
} the Battle Of Life, vas one Of The best Of
,e entertainment and - its title indicates,
o. overlooking with the good sdvsce of
Do and Dare"
Parting Song BY the School.
Just before the exercises closed M. Hen
Lamm, one Of the Board, vas called up
! to make Tie presentation speech for
% four peiss awarded By Mn Speer. Z
HE he did quite essditably, ninsiisg 10
. remarks 70 ssch, much hua0r add still 9
ore good sdvics. q
Nay Montgomery was Pressnied vith::an
giant gold-Iinsd silver goblet q . reward