Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-13
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Enron ISDE sEyDEST--Our hitle
school hou,, Sas tn. scnne OF great
festivity on las. Friday, Dur Naiicrai
Holiday. Ertentiye preparations had
been made by the members OF the
1. o. G. I. to insure q good tiue to
all aud we are pleased TO state that
their efforts sere appreciated 10y all
Tor never before was such q cruEd
together in S:ar Valley. FEere ere
between three and flur hundred peo-
pie including children. At q very
early hour the school house Tas
crowded. with tie parcnts and friends
Of the plpllS who were to take part
in the sa:er,ainraent, s1d also the
many friends Of the !. o. g, T. The
interior OF the school house presented
a beautiful appearance all ia~steiu!iy
decorated .ith eyergrecns ali flags
of ali sizes. The stISe we drared
with red, white and blue Bunting.
Al the appoiatsd time the stage cur-
tains were drawn and the pupils led
by Misses Hannah Johnston and isozG
Steses.s performed q beautiful march
Tho girls were prettily aitiFed in
white With red, white Gnd biue sashes
and tho boys wore a~FpnsFEia;o &c
settles. Tie gisS4fni movements 81
aiithe children rs they wound in ard
out farming .GlIJAa fguEG. circles,
stars. s:e; .hai' H;sgE 1=G ~irpcceat
iaca7 ggG.ej ii.s s.sii9s;isn ci al!
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cl9Rea if4 iahfeH =i;n lie Neii 500.
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iofmeiz, and yer. caseig! E~;us.tE5a
"a the part ot their teacaer, fiiss
Fannie 4. Grant,
The fo.losEing nan.ed pupils took
parS in the entertainment: Misses
Hannah Johnston, Alice Armstrong,
Isora Stevens, Ella Crosson, Net.ie
Armstrong, Eva C~rosson, Carrie
SteSors, Anna 81. uiai,j siaud
St. Clair Edna SteYegs, Maud GFcz
son, Nellie Monks, Dai.ia B!crins,
annie McMpllep, nabpie Mcifuilen,
Nellie Cox, Bertha 81. Clair, Lo;,ie
St, Clair, Rosie Mc2iuiler, Ollie
Weathers, ard 5iastcrs Fred Monks,
Joseph Johnston, Willie CrqEsoa, Jno.
CrYzson, Ernest Cox, Wray Wca;hers,
iuy WeatheFs, Willie Weathsrs, Wal
ter Armstrong, Henry DAVIS,
After tie entertainments gas over
all were invited to partake of n
splendid lunch spread under Il large
tent erected for the ocaas!oa. Tom
peFance drinks, leo cream, etc, werG
served in abundance and all enjoyed
thair lunch. About 2s3o all repaired
to the sahcol house, where the DSr-
IbAht'D' ia independence Nu3 HiHllE-
ably Rad ty AIr, Z, Riddle, which
vas fol!egGA b. 4 grand o~raiioR hy
MF, y +, Jahhstcn, litter which The
yonHG ladies accompanied by Miss
Fannie Grant sang Red, White and
Blue. At 1 r. IF. tic races took place
at Dec.h. The :rotting race was won
by MIR. W. Smiley's horse and Tic
running race by Mr.. E. GOodale's
Fireworks took place at $3.50 and
wore enjoyed ~ tho old &c wei a. GIt
young folks, after which dancing was
commenced and kept up until, the
"wec sma' hour," OF tho morning
when ali repaired to their homes
well satisfied that the Fourth Of July
Of 1880 would long be remembered as
n OF the mos; pleasant days ever
spent in Star Valley, for we arc proud
to state tina, moth ing occurred either
during the day or night 10 mar tho
pleasure OF anyone present. Nay tho
]. Q. @. Il. prosper in the good work
thcy have nndcrlnl.cn, and may We
have the pleasure of being present
again at some future time and OF par.
ticipating in such another glorious
Fourth.
EYE WITNESS.