The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-27
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"Wednesday.
Miss FAY Ioo,har,r was visiting the
schools "Wednesday
Mr.. Wentworth. cousin of Mis-, Ken.
uady, visited 700 The sixth room Tue,
dpv.
\ change i'm the program has been
made, to- gn into onrr, mex, Monday
morning.
A large number of pupil, residing
out Of town went home to spend
Thanksgiving
Mr.. Lorcll, who is establishing dis
trict libraries visited the school Tues.
day. He is from Central City.
We are rot always going to fire such
a vollcy ot news AT YOU; hut this is Il
busy week and YOU must pardon us.
Little FloSSio Deakin Of Cowlcs, was
visiting with her sister Lottie and
friends in the sixth and seventh rooms
Wednesday aud Thursday.
Through an oversight we failed to
mention last week the illness Of Geo.
Overing, principal of the south ward.
Miss Beal is his able substitute.
Tuesday Mr.. Wilson informed the
Botany class that they would discon.
tinua that branch until spring. Amer
lean Literature is To take its place.
II has become tho custom Ter the
sixth aud seventh rooms TO unite in tho
Monday morning exercises. II we are
"rayl" good we can on FRIDAY after.
noon too.
Miss Bertha Keencv of the sixth
room, residing in Cowles, is quite sick
this week. W. hope to see her in
school again soon. She is n bright
pupil and her absence is noticed.
Mr. q II Tichnor, pastor of the
Congregational church, was present
Monday morning aud conducted the
devotional exercises. He visited the
several Glasses during the forenoon.
Despite all our efforts te win the
banner ii seems that fate has dccrecd
I 't'''INl W w INV w y lIllN NFths
An improvement ON last week. Slow
~ but surely we are forging on to vie.
tory. Mis-. CARRIERS little tots can
boast Of thu banner again this week.
The last Thursday in November has
rolled around again. aud according to
the good old custom all patriots will
celebrate. Already visions of turkey
and pumpkin pies and cranberry sauce
rise up before the minds eye. Only
four more weeks until Christmas.
How tsmpus does fugit."
Friday afternoon the seniors came
armed with dish pans, milk pans, Il
pearline, scrub brushes, etc. Realiz.
ing that cleanliness is like unto Godli-
ness they set about s%crubblng up
the laboratory. After they were
through a decided change for the bet.
ter was noticeable, Miss McClelland
general supervisor.
The physics class enjoyed some very
NEAT, difficult and instructive expert.
ments on Tuesday. Those who per.
formed the experiments were Elmer
Crone first, Paul Dickson and Her.
bert Cook second, and Edward Cook
third. The boys ough, To have 100
every day for two months On account
of their persistent efforts to make them
a success. So lIcrbic thinks.
Monday morning Il new phase of the
money question" was presented.
There arc n few pupils indeed who are
So blcst with free silver that they Law il
around promiscuously without the
slightest fear of loss. Suddenly they
miss it and inquire, As yc, it has all
been recovered. But our good teacher
wisely seized the opportunity Of al.
ministcring a moral lesson. A pocket.
book containing money would be 4
great temptation To a little child; per
haps inducing it to take it's mrs, down.
ward step. So be careful how you Law
'rur d llnr pi~a"s around
.'prdSy morning, az all pr'.h.
., I.'.no,., vas rs lovely y morn.
'"" Vpsl - "tirr cauit Isl.
','Nl city ws9 wrapped in
-, r'rha9s even some e
ulu.u. st"'"r'g were Yet cniN.
4. pose dr,." in" p]crrhancr
go t"evc"n'dn'r get. Oihe 3
rat.an,na fam early morning t.,
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