Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18
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On Monday evening the promotion
exercises were held in Prof, Rawson's
room, He was assisted by Miss
Williams, The room was decorated
with plants and flags, and over head
hung the class motto "Suive Higher
The exercises were highly creditable
both 10 pupils and teachers, The
Promotion Certificates were presented
u the pupils of the different grades
by Prof dawson, who addressed his
scholars in few we'll chosen words,
ON Tuesday evening the graduating
exercises were held in the NJ. Il,
church and were presided over by
Prot John RawSon, The class con-
sisted ut thirteen members ~ follows;
Mildred Linniger Nina Linniger,
Vida Enloe, Bessie Cushman, Ira
T., Ecker, Gladys Baker, Mimic
CuShmau, John w. Warne, Edmund
\, kcttcrcr, Jemima Davis, Irene
Humphrey, William \, Eustice, Bcs-
sic EuStice,
The church was beautifully deco
rated with plants and evergreeus,
mingled with the stars and stripes,
Glass dover the red rose; class
colors, red and white, Extending
across the front was the class motto,
"ConQucrjug and still To conquer,
ou Wednesday,, mt enc O'Clock, the
exercises in the Primary tpresided
over hy Miss Mabel Reweyl opened,
tho room being pretdly decorated with
the handwork OF pupils, The pro-
gram consisted OF reeiations, songs
and drills, Miss Fecrn Brascl pro
sided at tho organ Tho promotion
certificates were presented by Prof,
Rawsuu.
Miss Bicr's exercises opened AT
300, aud consisted of songs, dta-
loguos, rocitations and drtlls, Many
OF the parts showed mnch study and
care in preparation, Prof. Rawsou
presented the promotion certificates,
ON Thursday the teachers, pupils,
parcuts and friends pienicked in the
Thomas Grove, aud ON Friday they
wont On u Ashtug excursion to the
nccatouicA,
Mrs, Henry Smith and son Henry
left Wednesday morning for OalIticld
for u visit of several weeks with rel
attyes und friends,
Bert kittoror, who will graduate tho
coming week from the Northwestern
Medical college OF Chicago, has been
for the past two weeks visiting NJ his
home.
Mrs, Borrett of Livingston spout
several days recently with her daugh-
ter Mrs Amos Smith,
ben and James MoCormiug are
erecting large shed on thclr farm
south OF town,
WIN Jones OF pmttevilIo spent
Tuesday night here and left on tho
morning train,
Bert Dixon of Livingston spent
Tuesday evening visiting his father
and attended the commencement oNcr-
ciscs,
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Cushmnn and
daughter Fern drove over from Lin
den Sunday, and spent the day with
friends,
Mr. aud Mrs Samuel Enloe and
two children drove to Miiliu on sun
day,
Mrs Florence and Mary phucgor
accompanied by their friend Miss
Galloway, OF the Normal attended tho
exercises Tuesday evening,
Misses Ricrs and Rewey have re-.
turned their homes in platlrvIllo and
Miss Williams TO her home in Cobb,
Mr. Rawson will leave the coming
week for his home IN Big Patch.
Miss Laura Hughes Is home from
her school ut Blanehardville.
We were royalty entertained Satur-
day evening by the Mi1lin band fur
nishing music on the streets, while
on route To the home of MIR. and Mrs,
John Wnrne whore they entertained
for the evening
Mrs, VIII Femhy and three children
took Thursday mornings train for
IMMORAL Point to attend the com
moncrmcnt exercises OF tho Mineral
Point High school, of which her sister
Annette l'reyillian Is one of the grad
yates.