Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09
about 800 students this summer here.
which will commence at the close OF the
regular term next week. ~
\ ACADEMY GRADUATION. I

Organ Prelude, professional March"
BONN Professor r. g. Cole.
Invocation.
Essay, @rhe Present Tendency
Toward Romanticism'-Edna McCon-
hell
Recitation. 'Toussaint L'onverture.
Wendell Phillips chauncey Chase
Chaplin.
Character study. .Dido" = Kate
Smith.
Piano Solo
Lied, on. 81 (Reinbold) Russian
Dance (MoszkowskD miss Bertha D.
Hill.
RECITATION. DER Handschuh" (schil-
ler)-Earl W.. Sutherland.
Grafton, An Educational Advance"-sI
Milo NJ. Quaife.
A study. James Whitcomb Riley
Carrie Uhl.s
Miss Laura A. Rev.
Presentation of Certificates.
Benediction.
scholastic Honor.
Charter Oak commencement.
Special to mes-Republican.
Charter Oak, June 3.-The annual
commencement OF the Charter Oak high
school was held at the Graves opera
house last evening. There We're butst TOUR
graduates this year viz; John II.
Adams, Minnie Lowe, Reuben Redesel
and Jennie Patterson. All acquitted
themselves with credit and the work OF
the lower grades in the rendition OF the
patriotic cantata. columbia. was
lasting tribute to the faithfulness or the
pupils and the conscientious work of the
teachers. At the close of the program
President Eggen, in an eloquent speech,
presented the class of 90 with their
diplomas. If there is one thing more
than another that the citizens Of Char
ter Oak pride themselves In. 1t is the
excellence Of their schools. Prof. Car
rett who has been superintendent for
the past six years, remains. ut the head
for the coming year. The assistants are
Miss Emma McWilliams. Grace But
terworth Cecil Mathews, Miss Ennis.
Frances Drake and Marie Glassburner.1
esterday afternoon the opera house yas
l,throwntopen to the public for the in
pection Of the school exhibit, and large
numbers attested their interest by their
attendance. TIL decorations of the eve
ming We're especially fine and the music
Oy THE y - =
were worthy Of the highest praise.
Our popular postmaster. p. ID. A1cMa-
hon, and sister, Miss Ella Mcmahon. left
here for. a trip to England, Ireland and
the Paris exposition. A large concourse
Of citizens were at the depot to see them
| depart.
Mr.. E. II. Weed, of this place, was in
jured recently by having the dump
II q. 10 hr,Nr al h
while engaged in unloading some grain
Into an elevator located on his farm
south OF town. An amputation was
4 found necessary and he is doing as wei:
as could be expected.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Piercy, OF Chicago, I'LL, has
arrived for an extended visit with Mr..
and Mrs. L. E. Goodwin.
Swaledale's q raduates.
4 Special to Times Republican,.
Swaledale, June 9.-The Baptist
4 church was beautifully decorated last
|ievening in honor Of the first class ever
4 graduated from our public school. The
Following program was presented:
A Organ Noluntary-AIrs. Il. III. Rich.
A lnvocation-Rev. Mossman.
4 Greeting Song-Chorus.
a Recitation, Battle of Morgarten'-
i Joseph Sykes
Recitation. Revenge Price.
Music. Rolling Stone Gathers Nc
5Moss"-C Glass.
Essay. The Acadians"--Guy Clark.
Recitation, "Tommy's Prayer'-1ne,
Sweeley.
song. Won't You Play House?'-
Glass.
Essay. "The Mill Will Never Grint
Again With the Water That Ha:
ed"-Rlanche Shaffer.
Il Recitation. .Laska"-Luther Hall.
Solo, You Shan't Kiss My Mamma
Il Eva Van Kirk.
Essay. United states Navy'-Franl
'Finnegan.
Recitation, "The Tear Of Repent
ance"-Della Brink.
Song. swinging in the Old Crap
lVine"-C Chorus
Grafton. Fine Arts in Religion
Ray Young.
Duet, Barefoot Strangers Yer
Dllts and Grace shaffer.
Presentation OF Diplomas-Dr Cogs
we'll
Benediction- Rev. Lee.
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