The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-26
months. He was faithful. earnest pu-
pill, loved by teacher and schoolmates.

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The Anu-cigarette and Tobacco society
OF the German school organized yester-
day afternoon and elected the following
officers: President, Michael Fielding; vice
president, Alvina Kronke: secretary, Vir-
g1nia Kander: treasurer, Mat Smith. The
following standing committee on arrange
ments were elected: Hattie Irish, Alice
Maddox. Michael Gibbons, Marie Laur-
sen, Arthur Larsen To the efforts of
Miss l.. c. Gilbert. one of the teachers,
is largely due the organization of the
society.
The pupils of the German School Liter
airy society held a meeting Friday, March
4. The following programme was render
ed:
Piano Solo-"Ulanenreit' Katie Hansen
Vocal Solo-"Asleep at the Switch
Reading-"Mr sanscripts Slide
Down Hill .:..:... .......... Lulu Gray
Recitation-"Little Gretchen
Mary Mollet
Violin solo-"Charge of Light Bri-
Nettie Van solen; accompanist, Nellie
Vocal soloN"say Au -Revoir''-
A Musical Farce. "Theory and Practice
Soloists Gyda Hansen, Fife Belcher,
Chorus. Winnie Rauch. Mamie Nothing,
Mabel Collier, Rose Gallagher. Huldah
Lindberg. Lena Larson and Katie earle.
Accompanist, Adele Longfield.
Di Hp ens oSfo compositi Rs'e ''e '
Rose Gallagher and Mable Collier
Vocal "al0s solo-"The Fou HiIsn Sc German
Piano Pianos solo--"The Bells Of the
Convent Adele Longfield
Rsading-"At the Stamp Win, Err,sbt
Violin solo-..Air -Varie'' .......Joe Peyer
Accompanies. Gyda Hansen
A Cary afternoon" was given by the
Eighth Grade Literary Society of the
Cleveland High School Friday afternoon.
The programme rendered was as fol-
lows.
THE Home of the Sisters
Isabelle Okerberg
Recitation-"Tho Young FI sOldisF,o Olson
1.-The Father and Mother Glare Granbeck
Recitation-"Our Schoolmaster
Reading-"rhe Crows childrenS1
Song-"One. sweetly Solemn Thought"
Their First Writings" Lynn Carpenter
observation-disclosures Blue. Mabel Olson
"a Legend Of the NOrthland
Kate Hanson
Guitar Solo ............ Elmer Peterson
''Their Journey to New York
Recitation-.tHero of Fort Wagner
Nellie Dempsey
Life in New York" Arthur starkey
Recitatlon-"our Pattern Au Jennie s" Meby
Dialogue in two acts Turn r About is
Myrtle Buck, Josephine Berg. Henry
Heidbrink and William Quick.
The Moving Picture" exhibition, given
for the benefit of the Cleveland school,
was we'll received by all.
The Cleveland high school alumni will
meet Tuesday, March Is, with Mrs. John
Patrick, on Mississippi street
Two pupils of the Cleveland high left
last week. John Slayton will leave for
Dubuque, To-. Wednesday. Miss Helen
Dunslow left yesterday for Sioux Falls,
S. D.
The Lincoln school had it's visiting day
Wednesday. that is, the teachers visited
other schools and the pupils had hol-
day The encyclopedias have arrived
and are occupying place in the hall,
where they may be used by all. The pu-
pills of the eighth grade. Lincoln school,
had a very enjoyable sleigh ride Tuesday
evening, which was followed by pleas
ant hour at the home of one of its mem
bers The party was chaperoned by two
of the teachers.
ing the beautiful pictures which have re-
Gently arrived and are now adjoining the
halls.
The Lincoln School Literary society held
it's regular monthly meeting Friday after
noon. The most interesting part of the
programme was a debate. the question
being Resolved, That Mexico and the
United States Were Both Benefited by
the Mexican War" The leader of the
affirmative was Audrey Gardner, the
leader of the negative, Alice Misz. Both
sides were we'll sustained, and surprising
arguments We're brought forward by the
speakers, who were James Jordan and
Mamie Dunnigan on the affirmative. and
John Cederburg and Harriet Pugsley
the negative. The result of the debate
will be announced by the judges the first
day of the new term.
Miss E. B. Taylor principal of Han
cock school, will spend her vacation with
her sister. Mrs. William Mckinney, of
Valley City. N. D.
The Audubon Society of Hancock School
met Friday afternoon. Master Leo
White. of ST. Paul, sang. A large number
of visitors were present. The judges de-
cided the debate in favor of the negative,
thereby saying that birds give us more
pleasure than dogs.
FOR THREE STATES.