The Red Cloud chief., 1897-01-29
SCHOOL NOTES

The seventh room has No. 3 this
week.
Room three at the south ward has
the banner.
MISS Josie Garner, a former pupil,
visited last Thursday.
Mr.. Bennett returned TO school again
Wednesday morning.
Miss McClelland has completed the
reading of Conan Doyle.
Professor has rsarrangcd his Office
II looks very nice in there.
Miss Blanche Winfrey has returned
again after "A weeks illness.
The physics class had an experiment
in electricity Monday. Several were
shocked and some should have been
shocked"
Miss Cleo Cline entered the nth
grade Monday morning She is quite
a bright little girl and quite an adj
ditlon to the class.
II G. Weldon, the Baptist minister,
visited in the seventh room last Friday
afternoon Being quitea scholar him.
self he taxes great interest in school
work.
The chemistry class has been enter
tanning the several rooms each morn
ing by trying to blow the building up,
Judging by the tremendous racket we
hear.
A short visit to the,cottage, school
room shows a neat and tidy home for
the little ones. 1t is IA well lighted
room and contains many oobiects Of
interest for the little inmates.
Prof. Wilson conducted the devo.
tional exercises Thursday morning,
making a few remarks to the effect
that today Thursday is college prayer
day and is observed almost univers-
ally.
The Rhetoric class pupils are re-
CURED to write essays on western
Resources" IL Is a very good topic
and excellent manuscript may be de-
rived by "a little consideration of the
subject.
We have in reality q school house
cat. Thursday afternoon Ut invaded
the Domain of Wisdom and unassum.
ingly took Il stand where it 'eyed" Gt
had but one eye) the digniiied seniors.
Miss McClelland extinguished it.
Monday morning Mrs. Baum's room
was frozen out by the new stove
which was put up aud wouldn't work.
The pupils went into the frof's. office
where they renamed until recess.
During the exercises the sixth ,,and
seventh and fifth rooms entertained
each other alternately by singing. at
is an i'll wind that blow .nobody.good."
Wednesday afternoon while:all were
busily plying their witsthe door gently
opened. There was nothing unusual
about that, but someways the pupils
were impressed with a sense that a
certain familiar presence lowered near.
The atmosphere seemed laden with the
understandable, intense feeling and on
ioohihS up tucy Dciclu SOou OiV io'
fessor Caster there in flesh and ..blsOd,
smiling pleasantly as he recognized
each old time face. They were so sur
prised and pleased that they didn't
do a thing" He spent the entire aft
ernoon listening to the recitatiOns.
We are ALWAYS glad to see our former
professor.
Silence reigned supreme; not a mis-
demeansr was noticeable; seniors lost
in the depths of Cicero; Juniors puz-
zling over quadratics; suddenly nan
nounccd and unattended entered His
Majesty. One pupil was beckoned TO
accompany him to the chamber of
demopoly. Vague were the suppos-
itions rs to his fate. Soon however, he
returned; had passed through the
cleansing hre with ~unscorchcd gar
ments, nor was the smell of fire upon
him He gave the order for another
to pass through the ordeal. In this
manner, one summoning another, al
most the entire class had been enter.
tanned. Had YOU noticed that there
Were 40 notes passed lately