The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-03
Martin the Mimic Lecturer.

Knights and Ladies' Of Security n
fratcrnal insurance order recently
organized here. gave most exccl-
lent lecture nj the court house last
Tuesday hight and also ON We'd
ncsday night.
Tuesday night he spoke ON the
subject "Thc Big g." and made
most decided hit with the audience.
His reasoning Is good. his voice
fine, his ability To mimic with face
and voice IL most excellent.
His rendition OF "Hand me that
iand-spike Bill" M a quartet or
a. AN anthem was the best thing
heard here for some time. He pre-
sented the crooked faced family
and the candle" In n sidc.splitting
manner. II would be hard to fine
a more entertaining speaker than
Rev. Martin. Elsewhere In this
paper will be found the names of
OF those who have joined the In
surancc fraturnity In this cit,.
Program for Grammar Gradua-
ting Exercises to he held Mt Fcrgu-
sons Opera House on the evening
of Thursday, May 10. at o'clock.
in, vocation.
Chorus . ............ .. Class
Essay ..... .. .... Colonial Childhood"
Luke Gentry.
Reading nom ........... paradise Lost"
Matte summers.
Essay .... D.. "rhe Garden oi Nature"
Nina Jnmloson.
Vocal Ductt .........." ."Msid OF Mexico"
Edmco slaudharJi, Grace hayden.
Glass Prophecy .... Iiraska Lockwood
Recitation The Rear the u, ggics"
Mary Gupton.
Recitation ':Thc Angel Of iiucna Vista"
hszci stephens.
Chorus .,... ...................... Class
Tambourine Drili i.....,...... sixteen Uiiis
Presentation al Diplomas.
Admission IL aud - cruis.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING EA-
ERcIsEs.
Finis Coronoi Opus.
Music.
Essay San Outlook"
Myrtle Spencer.
Music.
Oration--"The Knight of the 10Th
Century"
Otto b. Will.
Music.
Address - DIR. c. NJ. Woodward.
Presentation OF Diplomas.
Following Is n list OF the gradu-
ates and the subjects of their cs-
says:
Elizabeth Famous Women
In history"
Myrtle spcuecr-"An outlook "
Harry T.. Reeds Success.
Annie MciIoney "rlciurrs from the Life
Of Goldsmith"
Mary I.casurc Moments"
Lrnora Nandayeer - bee thoycn."
VIII Hush Owings-"E "EiectIielty."
otto u. willi-"Th- Knight oi the snh
Century"
Leslie T. Clemens -''Thc Evolution oi Go,.
ernmcnt.t'
W. =. nupo-" Books Their infucncc"
Wellsvillc. No., April 21.-For
some months past quiet invcsti-
cation has been carried on here by
n numbr Of oil experts. To-day n
representative of the Western
Union Oil Company, of Kern coun-
ty, CAL; Algodoncs. N. NJ; and
Beaumount, Texas, arrived here
and secured leases on several
pieces of property in town, and
will commence boring for oil with
In thirty days. The representative
OF the company stated to the Globe
Democrat correspondent that he
had 10 years experience in various
oil fields in this country, and that
the indications here were equal to
anything he had seen.
Albert Laiferty came over from
Middletown last Sunday and on
Monday morning left for st. Louis
and from there he goes to Ufala, !.
T.. where he expects to locate for
the practice of his profession. Mr..
Laiferty is graduate of the Law
Department OF the State Universe
ty and will evidently make his
mark In the wild and woody west.
After the first of next July
stamps will not be required on
bank checks, money orders. tele-
.,.a ,xh aud tal.aha,a ,s,......,,a