The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-06-06

Inc music, ana especially the singing,
was an especial feature Of the day and
was Of such quality as will make our
citizens feel proud Of the town band and
choir.
PUBLIC SCHOOL COMM sNcEMENr.
The commencement exercises Of the
Emmett public school were held in the
Methodist church on Friday evening Of
last week.
The members Of the class were Lizzie
Housel Bay Hir IQu Fonharten.
Maud Basss. N,fe rr-na. faas Knox
Mary Shepherd Minnie Martin, L1.e
Murray Aia- i,eon Luua Kos Bar
rei'. Oscar feed, 4ll rse Narral "a
in all.
The excellent program Of the evening
was opened by a selection Of instruments
al music by Miss Ivy Wilson which was
followed by an inYocalion by Rev F. L.
Young.
"The value Of an Education" was the
subject Of Miss Housel's Grafton and
. was well delivered. Miss Hill followed
b with an Grafton on The Dignity Of
o Labor which was well received. and
@ Tony yanhorten delivered a splendid
' speech on The influence Of Machinery
on Labor"
zone Swallow does not make a Sum
mer~ was the subject Of well prepared
). oration by Miss Basye, and the subject
a Of oSe OF the very best efforts Of she
II evening was 'The Women Of Yesterday.
Today and Tomorrow by Miss Nellie
Ireton.
d Frank Knox spoke on ''The Progress
D. Of ,he World" and his Grafton was well
y prepared and delivered 'The Worth OF
Common leeds" was the subject chosen
by Miss Shepherd. and was handled in a
most crediiable manner. and Miss Min
a- ME Martin delivered a very pretty ora
St tior on the subject "Over the Alps Lie.
o. lialy"
r' Water was the subject Of ,rtie Ire
IS toms oration ana from IN apparently
ty uninieresin- subject hs managed O
rs. evolve most Interesting address "Ha7
~ 60 make Work a Pleasure su ofalan b..
is, Miss Barrett contained many thoughts
nix that could be probably adopted bs th
h, workers Of the world. aud How to at
c. tain Greatness was the subject upol
iss which Oscar Reed delivered one Of tn
ID best orations Of The evening.
Rev. Young presented diplomas 90 th
class after which Mr. Nari'.n I
sweet sain aol 'h. exercises "a.
ed evening were closed by the oensdictou
nd pronounced by Rev Barrett
he The pr -ram was pleasantly interspers
ms ed By several choice vocal selections D.
the choir and a duet by Dr. clymer AM
at Mrs Hamilton
ns Tt v.r-. rer af iof g-adlate
hr v n..h Is m'amfm ol 10. Ih
md bran.t.s ia.noi were arilmfa,
lat reading. vriiieg geography. 2.
history. physiology. erammer and sne
ast ling The highest general average wa
i'm held bv Nellie Iseion. being 95 pep cent
.rs- There eii Do 'r0 rear 0' hilr ,cho'
r.- eu. uaeh ei'i l
Joy r,Hi W rr'a- Branches Of the big
..H ." ..... .."
tmm.t. people safe in7' reason to /
i8n rrol cf ,a.r public sca.a, fr. &c is ti
ing peer Of any other il She state.
II. If this isnf webfoot weather whl
lir. isit
nan Don't faii to hear the non parusa
the silver address At G. A. r. hall No
day evening.
de- w F. Wardwell who was taken
Vas ihe Boise hospital Tor treatment on We
bis nesiay Of last week returned home
a sunday. The doctors now think he HI
md 10 cancer Of the stomah. bur that th
ay- 'or1an is seriously damaesd. He sto,
'ch the -riu over snd lat