Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-01-28

Normal, were Mighty entertained on
friday and Saturday nights of last
week, al the Institute Hall, by the sci (
sntific and classic classes, who had pre-
pared speeches on various subjects.
The Young ladies and gentlemen hand /
ed their subjects in manner that re-
Elected credit on themselves and the
faculty.
Music, generally,is looked upon as
minor part but we must admit its
sweet strains will touch the heart
when words from the most eloquent
orators will not. As usual, Miss Rogers
brought in program comprising the
latest vocal and instrumental selec-
tions. Rounds of applause followed
the rendition of the 20 p. r. A."
serio comic quattet, oy Misses Seay
and Alternately and Messrs. Longest
and winter; Mr.. Longest WAS first to
come forth, and in deep baratone So
10, let us know that he had advertised
tor musicians to take part in his 20.
?. r. A. while so doing he was sur
prised by the appearance of an operat-
ic singer Miss Soap. who i'll a sweet
voice informs him she has called to an
SVEN his advertisement Flattery was
his first move, but it would not work;
while he was saying sweet noth;ngs he
was disturbed by disappearance of the
dutch commedian, Prof. winter, who
very abruptly stated his business, and
being requested to sing, responded in
a want-to- be oiled voice, with the long
lost oh, where vas my ieedle dog gone,
which the exasperated manager tried
to stop but failed; at that moment, last
but not least, Mis- Alternately appear
ed in a costume that would have caus-,
ed an irish .biddy' to turn green with
envy, and in aconglomerated style, re-
turned to the antedeluvian days and
brought forth sly father and mother
were Irish, which started the other
two singers, and the manager becom-
ing indignant raised q row. and the
foreign pair take flight 49, Jas
BY request Miss Rogers and Mr.
Simmons rendered the vodal duet,
cardboard witch aud the applause
which followed, showed the apprecia-
lion OF the audiences. The most anus
ing. as well.as the most pathetic song
81 Inc evening" was wei have to
mortgage Inc iarm' alter which Mr..
denounced tho fnvolities OF
The young ladies', and in pathetic tones
declared that their extravaganza would
ruin him: Miss Seay as his wife. assist
I'd him in his announcement but the
young ladies were defiant and explain |
ID their position in society in yer1 for
,ible terms, but a sweet. serjous and
.ovely. duet by the parents touched |
heir hearts, and in a grand. ioyful
chorus all declared that they wnula
never mortgage the farm. The enta,.
tainment concluded with the cantata
Birthday.,5 Miss Roo.
,rs in the title role WIS atvnio.l :. -,
Little Lillian Irwin and sIaste,. aAa
nath Harvey dispIaved rare abil;tv+,,.
children SO wound. s.r''- ~ ~
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oo,sing for o ,ra.1
h ras, H. a.,,., 49,, NJ,
iion Ano" enough 70 shnn that which |
aas ur-veh irom them all that is most /
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