The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-04
TWO STATE SUMMARIES
Graduates of Glencoe and Red Wlng-Ex-
ercises at Other Points.

GLENCOE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. exercises
house eet this evening" ss The 70
B. B. s1
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II. Dorsey: farewell address, Gertrude Kasger;
songs, The Dawn of Day Sam Reay, Now
school,
: The graduates are Carrie ksasper. Gertrude
Kasper, Daisy Beebe, Margaret ODonnell. Eun1ce
Cummings, Mary Brown, Amy Welch and Lloyd
Trumbul
RED WING, MINN.-The following are the
graduates from the Ladies' seminary:
Seminary Course-Anna Henrickson. Gaea Me-
laas Anna Gibertson, Alma Kittesen Emma
Olson, Oline olstad.
Classical Course-Minnie Faegre Lydia Jen-
Conservatory of Mrsic-Anna Henrickson.
Domestic Economy-Ellen AIikkelsen, Jennie
Art Course-Bertha Buchho1tz, Emily Buch.
: Evolutionary Course--Emma Kinney, Laura
Commercial Course-Bertina Bergum, Genette
Leyse, Bertha Nelson
LAMBERToN, MINN-The high school grad
uated class of seven; as follows: Ethel Arch
Otis Herman. William Werner and George Wa
terman Lamberton was placed on the high
record. The following teachers have been en-
gagged g. for the succeeding year, Professor =.
IL
ia Damon, Of Winnebabo City, assistant Miss
Jessie A. Walker, Of CLARK, s. D.. music and
Tracy and Miss Mabel Shaw Of Minneapolis,
grades.
GLENwooD. MINN.-The graduating exer-
cses of the high school were held last evening in
the Fremad opera house. The class was the
number the names and parts being as follows:
Laura Johnstad, salutatory; Florence Thorson,
essay. The he North star State; Harry Rettgers,
say, 1.-THE Maid of Orleans; Clarke Carson,
The. Analysis of Water ian experiment in
riet Thacker, class prophecy; Bessie Dougherty,
yaledictory. The class play was presented Mon.
DAY DAY night, and the alumni banquet takes place
The commencement exercises of the Glenwood
| academy will be held on Friday, June IL. There
Will be fourteen graduates.
HUTCHINSON. MINIMIZE high. school last
sf the hsorS If Glass e IF the
reea pra ssab adde + gdeysn
Daniels ehristena n Jacobson OTIS iss9 e. M 1ms
RUBY T5u IS wfbert Wilson. Eva \ II cees
SWshufhart Max y Klapotz Ellen p Johnston
r.: Butler, Anthony r.. Micka, c. Stewart Ru
oo IN Herb Herbert a; Burns. Carl Anderson.
ene b sla Emv history L Eva Cook class
bert A. Burns: grafton by Nels l.. Nelson Dr.
Marion D. Shutter of Minneapolis gave an ora
ton, Heavenly Visions Of Modern Life
FARIBAULT. MINN.-The Minnesota schoo
for the blind closed yesterday with s.the annna
musical review by the pupils The GRADUATING
| class comprised Raymond Henry Dart, Helmel
Eugene ". Lyman Of Carleton college delivered
| the address. i
| WINONA, MINN.-Almost every member OF
| the graduating class of the Winona normal schoo
who received diplomas at the commencement ex
| ercises in this city last night have secured
| school for next year. The exercises proper wer,
held In the Opcra-house, when Senator Moses q
| ClaDp delivered powerful address to the elias
| ard Governor Van SAINT presented the members
| seventy -four In number, with their diplomas.
! &LITCHFIELD, MINN.-The high school he'll,
Its commencement in the opera house. Instead o
| the usual exercises. United States Senator Nose
| e.. Clapp delivered an excellent address. TIL
graduating class numbered seventeen. Clas
hOnors were won by Joseph Dougherty. valedicto
! rian. and A. Stanton Foster. salutatorian Thu
! kingsford and President E. P. Peterson, VIII,
| presented the disp1omas.
APPLETON. MINN.-At the fifteenth annua
commencement Of the high school, held at thu
| opera-house, class Of nine, the largest eve
graduated from the school. received diploma
! from the hands of "A. D. Country1nan, secretar,
| of the board of education. The. members are
Frederick Countryman, Ella T.. Lindberg Blanch
| E.. Twitchef Annie Fl. Twitchell, George NJ
| Hayes Frank E. Wright. Jeanette E., Mckinny
Soren M. Robertson, Laura F. Murphy
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