The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-03-17
COLEMAN.

IULEnuANs
Joe Sanders has sold his farm and 10 a
month will wish he hadn't.
j.. B. Smith bought Ed Osbaugh's
farm, and Mr.. Osbaugh has moved to
Colorado.
F. Hackencamp, D. j. Osburn, and
Mr.. Kimberling each took fat hogs to
McCook, Monday.
Mrs. Rave, who has been here several
weeks, visiting her daughter, Mrs. Crit
fths, has returned to her home in Dodge
vile, Wis.
B. f. Wilson practices expansion n
has added another eighty to his farm,
making 400 acres in this farm and he
has another one
Miss Minta Rozell closed her school in
district IA on last Friday week, with APP
propriate exercises. She mad a program
of "a numbers. She treated her schol-
ars to a lot of fine oranges.
At the close of Sunday school, a week
ago last Sunday, at the Coleman school
house Wm. Sharp gave a very interest
ing talk on the willingness of some peo-
pie to do their full part in the Sunday
school, class meeting, prayer meeting,
Epworth League work, at the organ,
in singing, in testimony, in fact always
ready to do their part in any way that
..z,1l ..l.-oo C1..oE11 Iyin~lDr, on
earth. There was one that never falter-
ed, never shook their head when asked
to lead in song, preside at the organ,
teach a class, or lead at the EpWorth
League. He unwrapped a package and
held a large beautiful album in his
hands; and walking over presented it to
completely by surprise, and so affected
that she just cried and the tears flowed
freely in fact there was hardly a dry
eye in the house. Miss Emma came
here with her parents the 23rd day of
June, 1884. She was then just a wee
little tot. She has grown to woman
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a home but this. In a few days she
bids a last long farewell to ~childhood's
happy associations, to the old home
where she spent so many happy days
and years, and goes with her parents to
their new home a few miles west of
Culbertson, on the Frenchman. The
album was a present to her from Uncle
Billy Coleman.
There was a social at D. Griffiths, one
week ago last Saturday evening, in honor
of Miss Eva Rave of Dodgeville, Wis.
Miss Eva came here last summer and by
her kind, unselfsh ways, won the best
wishes of all she met, who hope she may
find a warm welcome awaiting her. She
taught a very successful six-months
term of school at the Coleman school
house. She treated her pupils to a lib
eral supply of fine oranges the last day
of school. The closing exercises were
held in the evening and following is the
program:
Opening address. Harry Long
4 School Teachers Reflections ....E theI Sharp
Song-Precious
Recitation-His Compensation go. Milton Sharp
Song-The School Bell School
Recitation-A Little Girl......... Blanche Long
RecitatiOn-Three Hands,. Joseph Eckhard
Peter Sorghum's Love Affair. ......De Grifiths
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the Country. W. Sharp
Recitation-A Dollar a Day. Henry Heun
Solo-The Drunkard's Lone Child. Ethel Sharp
Recitation-The Teddie Lorg
Dialogue-Lemuel Drayton's Fortunes and
MlslorGuhes
Recitation-The Conceited Little GrasshOpper
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Recitation-Johnny's Poem Long
SOlo-Homeless and AlOne....Mrs H. Fl. Bandy
R~eading-The Royal Bumper Degree.........
Marlay Sharp
Song-Hope On. March On. $50. .......... School
Solo-The Drunkard's DOom.......:.D. Long
Recitation-No Place for Boys. Ray Sharp
Solo-Little Black Me...............De Grifiiths
Reading-FOurdations.. w. NJ. Sharp
Recitation Small Boys Thoughts. Ira Long
Valedictory. Edith Eckhard
Song-Good Night and Good Bye. School