The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-10-03
REAL ESTATE RECORD NELSI
NELSON DEWEY
HIGH SCHOOL ITEMS
(pY OUR SCHOOL REPORTER

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nigh school were favored with an ad
dress by Mr.. w. E. Chandler. Mr..
Chandler chose as his subject, "High
School Boys and Girls as Invest
ments" and dealt with his subject in a
happy manner. The high school is
anxlously awaiting an address, not
far in the future, from Prof. Irons, OF
the manual training department.
The foot ball team has been busy all
week, getting in daily practice for the
first match game which is to occur at
Cloquet Oh next Saturday, with the
Cloquet high school. Practice was
Interrupted on Wednesday evening a,
the boys measured out foot ball fielo
The Held is the same as used the pasl
summer for base ball grounds by the
badgers" being located Oh the east
side of Second street near the Nemad
il,
Some effort was made by the Blaine
team for a game on Thursday evening
which, however, failed to materialize.
In all probability there will be an
Alumni basket ball team this season.
When it is known that it will con
tain in its line up such men as Duff,
Elk, Henderson, McQuarrie and
Wheelon it ought to strike terror in
the hearts of all opposing teams.
The grade teachers, and pupils have
been delighted during the past week
with the arrival of many new books,
among which are as follows;
For Miss Roberts -"Second
Readers"
For Miss Corkery's Room-'New
Story Readers" FIFTY Stories Retold"
Robinson Crusoes."
For Mrs. Langley's lander
sons Fairy Tales" viking Tales"
For Miss Crawford's Room-"Na.
ture Readers" "Kingsley's Water
Babies" "Ways of Wood Folks"
For Miss Bauer's -"Selections
from Longfellow's, Hawthorne books.
! For Miss Crumpton's Room-Irving,
Dickens, Whittier
For Miss Carpenters Room Read
ing Books.
Many new books were also added in
Miss Robertson's room. All gcades
received new Arithmetics and geog-
raphies. New psychologists were also
received.
In the last half year of the eight
grade, there will, hereafter, be
Grammar, Composition having bee
substituted ia Its stead.
On Thursday afternoon, at 3.3Op
m. the grades gave an entertainment
IN the high school assembly room
and also held candy sale.
In the evening the high school gave
an entertainment for the benefU
the Athletic Association. Miss Ire
vitte the lmpersonator was the star o.
evening, being, however, ass listed hy
local talent.
The following was the programme
Mandolin Duet, The Masters Clark.
Recitation, Miss Trevitte.
instrumental Solo, Miss Pearl Schus
ter.
Recitation, Miss Trevjtte.
Mandolin Duet, The Masters Clark.
Recitation, Miss Trevitte.
Mandolin Duet, The Masters Clark.
Recitation, Miss Trevitte.
Piano Solo, Miss Mabel Bishon.
Recitation, Miss Trevitte.
Piano Solo, Miss Pearl Schuster.
Recitation, Miss Trovitte.
Recitation, Miss Trevitte.
On Monday afternoon the Literary
Society will render the following pro-
gramme, to which all are invited;
Instrumental Solo, Pearl So hustler.
Debate, Resolved that it is mis-
take for Superior to continue the pol
icy of paving its streets with cedar
blocks
Affirmative, Clarence Robb, Mayme
Larson Matte Gay.
Negative, George ROBBIE, Lorraine
Scion, Clarence Badgley
Recitation Jennie Cakes.
Reading, May Campau.