The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-30
MINNESOTA COMMENCEMENTS
Professor Cooper to Speak at Mantor
ville-Other Exercises.

MANToRvILLE, MINNwThe commencement
exercises Of the Mantorville high schSol VIII
r e tional church. Professor Cooper Of the
Hamline university will deliver the address,
The graduates are E1mina 1. Adams, Arthur N.
Grace NJ. Culver, Harold c. Lutz. Ethel e.
Morris and Eva R. Smith.
graduating exercises will be held at the town
hall this evening. The following are the grad
aast k kes es2sen K
Lorena Q. Holme, Lillian l.. Kleven. HERNIA
=. Nuremberg Anna Trieloff, George ". Japs
fessor Greaves will have charge and Clarence
H. Benson of Minneapolis will deliver the ad-
dress and present the diplomas.
CLARKF1E1D, M1NN.-,rne s9mmeneement
exercises of the high school will take place
Won gpomag this YEAR. Arthur Nevn silver
Ida Myrtle olien. Eda Julian Dahl. Josephine
rs Msv Te nR " cannen
JACKSON, MINN.-The eleventh annual com;
mencement exercises of the Jackson high school
will be held in the school auditorium Friday
byterian church will deliver the address. .
Bailey, 'i MapeIls L. E Bowl sSs Bsrge sena
G. HUSKY R. P. Hansen, Alice c. johnson,
Mary G. King, j. W: Malone, NJ. c. Portmann,
Marie r. Serum. -
FRoNTENAo, M1NN.-The Philharmonic club
entertained with guessing contest: Pictures
were exposed on the walls and the tables were
covered with music puzzles to the number OF
6on given for the mast
| answers, was won by Miss Maddox. The BOBBY
prize, won by Miss A. Mimback and Miss M.
he musical Was tSe most
EtRs5 gushing Bose Plsha. Eugsnia MoTss.
paradis and Lola Won Encke, st. Paul; Misses
Elizabeth Maddox Elizabeth Abel, Frances
Egan Mary srling Marie Lahey Helen Helen Top
Marchessault, Ashland, wis; Miss NJ. Smith,
Chicago; Misses Mary Coons, 'o6, Laura Coons,
Northmore, Duluth Misses A. Trimbach, Mamie
Jacoby, st. Martin: Miss Daisy olmsted,- Cioux
Falls. $. D.; Miss Lydia Britton, ossian, Iowa
Lorena Billings, Fergus Falls; Miss Harriet
Witte, Frontenac; Martha Lindholm, Ph1ladel
phia. The vocal numbers gave evidence OF
great advancement in beauty OF tone :, and dis
tinctness Of articulation. The Philharmonic
ratng the story of ohengTin and
oRToNv1LLE, MINIMIZE ortonville high
school will graduate class Of six Monday
is as follows: Glass play. ''The Merchant q
Venice Up to Date Thursday, May 81, at the
Rink Auditorium; baccalaureate sermon, Rev
g. at NJ. E. church; commencement address
Rev. Samuel M G. Smith s DD:; pastor Peoples
Light Of Modern Problems - at the Rink Audi
torium. The following graduates will receive
diplomas: Gail A. Mattice, Edna G. Durend
Agnes L. n. Larson. Sarah Daisy Lange, Theo
dore N Engdahl. Clyde Senescall
ARGYLE. MINN.-Rev. Neil A. Gilchris
preached the baccalaureate sermon to the grad
uating class Of the high school at the operahous.
Sunday afternoon. Various commencement weel
functions have been planned, including re
| ception to the members Of the high school give1
= by Superintendent g. w Walker and his assist
ant Miss Heniwell In the assembly room Fri
| day evening. The graduating exercises will b
held Saturday evening. Professor Reed Of tn
Moorhead normal will deliver the address. TIL
graduates Eta Marlette, Ida johnson an,
i Oscar Holen.