The Progress., 1893-03-18


pleasantly for herself and others. She
came up TO hear Catherine Cole.
Ut
4 host Of friends will rejoice 10 know
that Mrs. n. G. Blanchard returned with
or brother. Mr.. T.. G.. Barrett, who. with
her and other Shreveport friends, enjoy
ed the grand inaugural pageant.
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Miss Kate Nelson's rapid convalc,-
cence is gratifying pleasure To her
many friends
1T
The WRITER was pleased TO see Miss Lula
Soape out on the street again, and SIN
cerely hopes that her recent Illness may
soon be forgotten in full return of
health.
III
"Myrna" returns thanks to the Caddo
Teachers Association, and will cndeavor
to be present at their meetings.
III
We are pleased TO see the smiling coun-
tenance of our genial friend, Mr.. Mike
Bernstein dOmCiled at the Fairfield
Pharmacy. Bernstein Bros have bought
the pharmacy, and propose making it a
nrst-class drugstore throughout
We are indebted TO Mr.. Bernstein for
solid stick of cinnamon three feet four
inches long. a perfect specimen of its
KIND. Such gifts add to the spice" of
life, and this one is much appreciated 10y
the writer.
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Mrs. NJ. L. Wells, a national organizer
of the Women's Christian importance
Union, will deliver an address at the
courthouse tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. Mrs. Wells is non sectarian,
and comes 10 us highly recommended
for her b ,autiful and chaste Oratory.
The public are cordially INVITED, and are
promised an intellectual treat.
III
Notwithstanding the inclient weather,
L. good girls" assembled at the high
school on Thursday evening TO draw for
THE PROGRESS desk offered a. reward
for perfect conduct. The enthusiasm
and anxious anticipation of the eager
throng, could scarcely be controlled, un-
til all was ready for the drawing TO be
gin. School No. = carried of the prize
again, Little Sunshine Tullos being the
lucky holder of the winning number.
OF course many little hearts were dis
appointed, but il was gratifying indeed
to see the unselfsh congratulations eX-
tended to little Sunshine upon her good
fortune. As the honor of being entitled
to draw for the prize is as great as TO win
IL we publish below the names of all the
girls who drew for the desk and also
those of the boys who drew for tbs kite.
1t is but lair, however TO state that Prof.
Dale of the boys school did not know of
the offer OF the pr re until TOO late TO
warn" his pupils:
LIST OF GIRLS WHO DREW FOR THE DESK.
Addie Lyon Bessie Patton
Julia Battle Buunie Taylor
Bessie TAYLOR Eula Bernstein
Lily Bunker Stllie Harris
Lizzie Lee Long Sammie Long
Gertrude Copeland FerDe Cole
Edna Zodiag Annie Perroncel
Matte Her Lillian Dingle
A. Stringfellow Eva Bacon
Ruth Hamilton Jennie Bowers
Lucille Kahn Lizzie Rutherford
Ella Lambert Elesa Blattman
Ludie Berchie Ethel Bercher
A. Willoughby Onie Ivey
Katie Lambert Maud Waddil
Jessie Kirk Lizzie Lhomaner
Gussie Kirk AN stheveDs
Marge Johnson Mamie Busbey
Maggie Jordon Ester Roseman
NanrA Thomas Clara NJ Warning
May Hughes G. Dougherty
Raj Zodiag Matte Lake
SaIlie Austin Annie Busbey
Viola Levy Amelia Rgdon
WN Peterson Josie Bacon
Mab.d Nc garland Mary Luchiui
Minnie Warning Bell Phillips
Florence willonby Lena Hughes
Maggie Hawkens Fannie Lacy
Josie Leaton Nellie stephens.
Elsie Jones Ida wappler
Rosa Dillenberger Effie Rosernan
Minnie lIowse Maggie wehke
Fannie Goldstein Kate Ahlers
Georgia Lewis Dora Porath
frankie sherman Jennie Rhodes
Mary La Coste Octavia LA Coste
Pearl Peiser Marguerite Tullos
1.-The Basch Emma Basch
Mamie Howse Rosa Goetschel
Bertha Semausky Nettie B HInklp
Lula Dillenberger Annie Kelley
Ida Porath Bessie Dreier
Eva Farmer Resena Bergman
Hardis III argrove Almeda Bozeman
Julia Ilirsch FANNIE Whitmeyer
Rosa Semansky COrnelia Stiifle
Leila Hinkle COrnelia Tullos
Mauda Swartlhurg NJ HargIove
Carrie Goetschel Ida Whitmeyer
Ella Aston Ethel Perroncel
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