Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-05-24
Ulenn's Ferry News

Sihy NEWS.
EDITOR BuLLErIN:-I herewith
send you few items from this place.
thinking possibly they may be Of
interest to your numerous readers.
Glenn's Ferry is very quiet now
on account of the scare gotten up
that the railroad company intend to
move the roadbed up near the foot
hills, and although there may be
nothing in the report it has caused
those that were contemplating i'm
provements to postpone them at
least for the present.
The school closed here Thursday
The children were given a picnic
dinner. Ice cream, lemonade and
an abundance of toothsome viands
were disposed of in manner salts.
factory to all who were fortunate
enough to participate, and the &C.
caslon will long be remembered by
the children as well as by the
guests.
Friday evening the school child
rem, under the able management of
Miss Lille Nichols, teacher of the
primary department, gave an en-
tertainment at Herron's hall. and
the following program was rendered
in a delightful manner.
song-Dixie . IT,. No..
Recitation-In School DAYS Ethel MnAny,,,s
Tableau-The Bronze Statue. A"''''
Song-The Merry Laughing Girl
Bertha Larsen and Nellie Huntington
kecitation-Papas Letter paveida Iuctaeii
I Iableau : Where is Ny Wandering Boy Tonight.
song-sweet Long Ago. .............
Recitaton-Driving Home the Cows Bertha 49,,
Tabeau-Telephone va" '"''e'
Instrumental Duet-Lucy oBrien and Edith Robinson
song~Your So Good Daddy 1sss Ltte Girls
hecitation-The Gobblins viii Get You,
...... Katie Huntington
song-The Lily that Looks Like Me,
Notwithstanding for the Slain Matilda Iattv
song-My Sweetheart went Down with the Maine,
inst, Instrumental Sofa Mrs Luckfell
Recitation--The Blue and The GRAY, Cbas Schr,iss
Iableau-Faith, Hope and Charity.
heeitation-Suicide Maude Tyn,
Song, in costume Love My Dolly Best -.
~, Florence OMAHA and Lola Smith
Tableau--Rock OF Ages. '''''''i
Song Grandpapa ...,........... Ice Norro,y
Recitation-Litile Birdie ............' Nina Monk
Recitation~ wrscL .; 81; i,. Jack Morrow
-, Nellie Huntington
Tableau-simpy to Thy Gloss Cling. WI
AT the close of the entertainment
Judge c. c. Glenn, on behalf of
Miss Nichols, in few we'll chosen
remarks thanked the people of
Glenn's Ferry for their uniform
kindness and appreciation of her
services during the six years of her
sojourn among them in the capicity
OF instructor of their children. The
hall was we'll filled by an appreci-
alive audience and all were we'll
pleased. Those who failed to at
tend missed a rare treat. There
were some prizes given by the
teachers to pupils for highest stand
ing in department. attendance and
scholarship. Mr.. Ball presented to
Miss Katie Brandtner and Miss
Katie Huntington each a copy of
'Evangeline," and Miss Nichols
presented Nellie Huntington a gold
pen, to Charles Schroeder, Ethel Nc
Annuity and Bertha Larsen each
book.
The prize of SIS 90, offered by Mrs.
|. A. Heron, for the best advance
meut, was awarded to Nellie Hunt
lngton and Ethel McAnulty. AS
they were a tie it was divided
between them. This prize
caused much healthy competition,
as there was a number of close COM
petitors for this prize.
Miss Nichols will remain here for
a few weeks. visiting with her num-
erous friends. ALPHA.
Glenn's Ferry, May 20, 1900.
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