Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-12-06
SCHOOL swEETMEATs.

Anna Whlte, gave an eHCel 'e.lli ~
which proved to be one OF Inc oeoC III
the series thus far gwen. Inc pro
gram was as follows
PROGRAM.
Song The Alpine Horn
The Pilgrims FIRST IhdhksslNna IiSs,i DS Dancer
Thanksgiving. ...........'..'... FIN, Fe P b.
King Humberts Hair Dye. Wilma belnoorh
o'oi - tne o.. Walter Shipley
The American Army of Two, .Netble Clossoh
nus oHnu > 20 Grace Howe
THANKSGIVING Day.. Ma: Mae M Mhlte
Rk sgiying for Helen bartholomew
song. Praise re tn nt,, LobG
the Te Gt ora Gertrude Everett
Cousin John sadie bar bar
What he S1id .Dottie Wicken
The Blessing of the Corniields. j.,
Nov, T. E,t .Phyliis Walker
Nebuchadnezzar... ... Nelma a. peM MI,
S SndlAsslNlils soft M1sic is Stealing
mo no,ts ware all well rendered.
sbo,ving tho natural ability of each
,hild ord tho faitbfulness and skill of
+bo Teacher Similar entertain
,non+s viii ba givon nv the different
GRADES during the winter. Let the
,,o+rons Give announcement to child
ron and teachers bv their presence.
uhoiI 70 Won teachers, Success to
,-o,, sobolorsi This Mcneil pusher is at
your service for any such poor aid as
he can render.
co>,rrcr,oxs
ia Ni1Ai -
Thanksgiving services were held at
the Lutheran church on THURSDAY
morning where the Rev. Mutchman
preached an able sermon from the
text found in Isaiah 4o:l-l5. HIS theme
was "The purposes OF God IN the New
World" In his scholarly way he
showed thai in America God had pro
provided: l. free country Tor every
soul desiring freedom elIher G!Nn ol
religious. l. = IeliS iouo -
the seat of His kingdom and the center
Of an evangelical expansion which is to
- - n . ,,,.,, fl
fill the wide world Otn GERMAN lei
low-citiZens speak we'll of the discourse.
Mr. MutSchman is busy pastor, hay
WI Az '''' ii ol,.l,,;,,,, 90,
ing charge vi d ial So anu - ms
gregatlon III tins city ana OF dhotheI
at FennimOre. twelve miles distant.
M e,,,;ob+Ix- cnrin0inp stem mon orr
Iiio oPi - ~ - -, ,.o,,,,ol ;,
streets is indicative ol SoSooPoi'
The reverend gentleman has Deen the
,,,e+or of tb;c naoplp for several wears
;i ! b,,ndrad moro
May ne REMAIN i''ii''i
Union services were helu at Ine 0oh-
,,o,,o+;onaI church ON Thursday morn
~, e a. ob,,.ch CON
ing. Inc pastor Vi uilaU OhOi -
Quoted the opening exercises, the cholr
randered we'll some special music. and
D. " po,,no++ Of tha Methodist
hoN ~ m.
church preached lne SeIIhoH. LIS
theme was 'tFhe American Nation
Cbild of Providance. Our Old and New
49,: >, II; +x,+ ,,,ae 4alxap from
mlsoloh. Iiio
Lev. Z0:IO-frocldln AoeluS tIlpuSh-
ont all the land unto all the inhabit-
-4-+ho,.oof Tho nraacher said in
anus 'Hoi GU
part;
IT is charming privilege to trace the
hand Of Cod in the history OF nations. for
His purposes are Opening fast,
Unfolding every hour.
1t is inspiring to note the guldihg mana q
Providence in the history OF the american
nation.
/. Columbus was proVldehlldl mdH
In the movements OF history some men
stand forth pre- -emtntntly among thelI le-
lows. They are like pivotS upon Wnlch the
epochs of history turn. such men were
Moses. Abraham. Nehemiah. Paul, Peter Inc
Hermit. Cromwell, Lincoln. Such man
was Columbus. (a) He was man OF con-
yictions OBJ he was man of faith. Co he
was man of courage.
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