Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-05-15
ST. MARY's SCHOOL.
First Commencement and Exhibition,
Thursday. May Is, 1903.
PRoGR>MME.
rand Entrance March


PRoGR>MME
Grand Entrance March
Piano Duet Misses E. English, B. Schaefer
salutatory Vim. FEEDER, Anna P Petaky. 5. Hahn
Vocal Gass-''The viii and the way''
Polka Briiliante-Le OariIIon l. RiDguet
Piano Duet-Chas. Hooper, Ruth sterett.
THE ROSE OF SAVOY.
operetta
Characters.
Catarina {Prina donna)-- Miss I. Hooper
Jacqueiine "a sayoyard flower gir) Miss r. steret.
Miss Chippine "a milliner and dressmaker)
Miss Scbaefer
Chorus of young girls, modistes-Gtris of sth ana
9TH grades
Famous Two Step, -............. Ch Durand
Piano--Miss A Tromer
yiolins-Masters j. Habiger, A. Prosser
Mandoins-Misses E. fouch, E Robert
Guitars-Misses B. steuri, IA. Berns, M
Corrjgan, s. Robert r. sterett.
Poiacca Brilliante C. Behna
Miss Ruth Sterett
The Anvil Drill, -. Boys of 9th 7th sth Grades
Accompanies, Misses L. GrizzelI, H. Holmes
Russian Mazurka, Arr by w. j. Baltzen
Piano Duet--Misses S. HAM, E. McGreevey
Recitafion-Die Crosse und die Kieire
Misses A. Trolner NJ Habiger
Vocal CIass-Der Alpenhirt, t,..........F F. Abi.
BURGLARS.
Comedy in act.
Characters
Josiah Green, brave when dangers not in sight.
Master L. Brinkman
Maria Green, his wife and afraid of burglars,
Master L. Zutayern
Kitty, the housemaid, afraid of one,
Master c. Hooper
Toby, negro, hired to catch burglars,
Master F. Trojan
RecitatiOn-The First Ta DENIM Vocal Glass
TABLBAU-The Five Nations
America ......... Miss NJ Macs
France Miss M. Sullivan
Spain Miss al. Gorrigan
Germany ... ..M1ss A. Berns
Holland Miss T. Mepzer
awarding of Medals and Premiums,
Vocal CIass-Farevell Song .,-...........C. Merz
Prof. E. B. Smith has been chosen
by the trustees as principal of the
Reno county high school, at Nicker-
son. Mrs. F. B. Smith is also chosen
as one of the teachers. The selection
of Prof. Smith and wife is a reeogni-
ton of two of the most competent
educators in Kansas, and their many
friends in this part of Kansas will
rejoice that they continue to prosper
The conducting of the County High
School. in connection with the Nick
erson College will make the latter
institution most desirable place fer
the teachers of Western Kansas to
pursue their finishing studies.
For first class tomb stones see A
c. Baxter
WANTED-A steady boy, 14to Is
years TO learn the cigar makers trade.
See Joe Troillet.
Conductor Wertenburg has moved
to the End ward, first house north of
Lofts Zutavern's.
o. P. Scarce, one of the cattle
kings of the Salt Marsh country, was
in the city last Sunday.
For sALE-A two-seat frame
swing, well made See w. M. Gage,
1st door west Of opera house.
!. C. Cook, one of the rising young
farmers near Albert, has become a
DEMOCRAT subscriber.
The Crescent store for oranges,
bananas, vegetables, and ali kinds Of
fresh and up-to-date groceries. First
class service.
Frank Thill and Mary Weber, two
we'll known young people Of Beaver
township, have scored a marriage
license.
do my banking with the First
National Bank, of this city, and refer
any one to that bank as being reliable
and satisfactory. AUGUST CARING.
We had prepared to spray our apple
trees this spring, but Sam Gwinn tells
Us that he does not believe it will do
any good-not since the recent un-
pleasantness.
Fred Panning, of near Ellihwood,
sends US in big round dollar to Sc
cure the DEMOCRAT for the next twelve
months. We have room for SO more
good names on our Eilinwood list.
1t is reported that Dave Gray has
sold what is known as the sbad lands. ,
at Hoisington. to a woman at Saiina
who intends adding attractions" to
the resort. Whether the change Of
ownership will be for the better or
worse will be developed later.
For SAL@One 22-horse Straw
Burner Advance Engine and 40-64
Advance Separator, has run 60 days.
Also. one 16-horse Advance Straw
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