Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08
REYNOLDS.

REYNOLDS. June TT. G. Lewis, our
enterprising citizen, is away to Michigan
on business trip.
W. J. McEntire is improving his resi-
dence in way of paint, etc.
Children's day will be observed at the
NJ. E church on Sunday next.
Thomas Borden and wife, of Cable, are
in town in quest Of suitable residence
property.
The separator at the creamery has
ceased to separate, and in conse quence
they are making cheese.
Henry Kitzle we hear is quite i'll, he
has been long and patient sufferer.
We hope to hear of his improvement.
William Ward, our. painter, has be-
married to Miss Lizzie Holiday of Gable.
We extend them congratulations.
The wedding of Miss Viola Kendall Of
Hamlet. to Robert Csndor Of North Da-
kota, took place at the residence of the
brides parents at 10 q. m. today. The
bride is one of our most popular young
ladies'; the groom Is prosperous tel
egraph operator, former Hamlet boy.
The newly married couple will depart on
the evening train for their new home.
They carry with them the best wishes of
friends and community.
The annual commencement OF the Reys
nolds Public High school was held at the
Opera hall Friday evening last. The
spacious hall was handsomely decorated
and filled to OVERLOOKING, Notwithstanding
the inclement weather. The exercises
opened with music by Reynolds Glee
club, followed by prayerby Rev. j. A.
Riason. The first on the programme
was an essay by Miss Anna Stuart-Fssh-
ionable Follies. 1t was we'll written, de-
picting clearly the many harmful and
cruel effects of the ipnumerable follies.
The only criticism to offer was weakness
of voice. The next an essay-Napoleon
Bonaparte by Miss Lizzie Millett was
very ably rendered. The next Life OF
Farmer" by Miss Hattie Smith was
| among the ablest and most interesting.
The subject was handled and worded in
a mastery manner. Her knowledge OF
the subject was complete. The word
painting was good. perhaps little too
bright. Next the Reynolds Glee club
sang. Teaddeous J Ash gave an Grafton,
subject, Choosing a Profession" In
beginning he showed some embarrassment,
and stiffness, but soon warmed up and
made grand finish. His oratious was vel
constructed. was pregnant with gems Of
thought, and If followed by parent
and child it would prove in
valuable to both, and save then
much embarrassment, expense and worry
This was followed BY an essay Mad
anne Goldschmidt, or Jenny Lind" BY
Miss Pearl Wait. The subject was sd'
mirably handled. showing imuch though
and precision in wording. TWAS tres
to all. Next the Life Of Sailor wa
wildly portrayed by Miss Cors Erkstrom
Her voice was not all it might:have been
but we must make on allowance for en-
barassment Guy Wheaton. graduate
of class '93, discussed the Public
School Question" and an able discus
sion it was. greatly enjoyed b.
all; it wac an able production TO
one 60 young. He has our bes
wishes for success. Next was al
essay -" Florence Nightingale b
Miss Hessie Morrison. For want OF tim
and space, let us say. 1t was grand ant
received vociferous applause. Mis-
Susie Walker followed with an essay Of
Superstitious Signs" They were in
vest;gated and ably commented on iron