The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-14
THIS COLUMN
FOR Jim KEY
MERCY BANDS
The Horses Appreciation.

Horses are considered by learned peo-
pie to have almost human intelligence.
They can at least show their apprecia-
ton for little. deeds Of kindness which
are paid them. A strong, handsome,
horse was standing one warm July day
last summer, hitched without fynets, on
Hennepin avenue. He was .hitched to
flies were torturing him and he tramped
and pranced around because. Of the
pain. A boy was walking by just then
and seeing the pain Of the horse stopped
and cut the branches of low tree and
gently brushed the sides Of the horse
with the leaves. The horse looked very
grateful and put his nose into the boy -
hand, and the boy felt well paid. am
sure, when the owner came out, and
A 7th grade, Helen Dunn.
Emerson school. 83 Spruce place.
Henry NJ. Simmons School
The names today include the mem
bers Of the Bands of Mercy Of tho
Henry NJ, Simmons school, of the sec
ond and third grades and single Bands
Of Mercy from Eugene Field school,
Bryn Mawr. and Holland, which were
| not published when the names Of the
Other members of these schools were
a and b T11rd GRADE.
| Harriet Featherstone, teacher. d. ).
Anna Hope: president; Anton Metzenhuber,
rcar n
Elizabeth Wilkinson, Myrtle Hopf. .HeTbsrt Ed
% E 5aa s st. s S 1sns:
Hansen. Ruth okerman. Ernest Mclean Keith
Hme ud 5Ss psns5e M s9ss Rude
ELyness, Edward Peterson, Axel Rudeen Marie
K. sonmers. Willie Shelter Theodore Jensen
Harry Blacktin. Mabel Peterson, Irene Gossler
Marion Shara. Mabel Sigstad. Henry p. Oker
mans Astrid Holmer, Earl Smith; Ralph John
son. Mabel Todd. Hans Ledendorf : ~
A and B Second, Grade. -
| Ellen O'Connor, teacher.
| Nellie Cole, president; Lemuel Atlee secre
S s Charlie SramSai1 rene Se1Isr, o1fror,
| Fredin, Alma Nelson. Rinehard Smith, THllmal
Perrizo Florence Lnder Hazel Folsom Beat
Brown. William Fiett, Clifford st. oyr, osea
George Moore, Mabel Anderson Ernest Nelson
Clara Carsberg, Carl Swenson, Elizabeth Abr
Walter Powell. chalotte DAVIDSON, Aagot Peter
berg, Paul Holmgren. Herdom Sorrenson, Elsi
Peterson, Ethel Powell. 49,
| , Eugene Field School.
| lASu, OCSouO, 44l1AN ,etAu & Jul Gu V1cSlSS
Jessie Policy, principal.- <.,.s@ 80. 4.
| Elizabeth Rowe, president; Leonard Anderson
secretary; Louise Brown, Valeria Licensees, Edwi
Koehler, Laura Licensees. Paul Lencses., Ma,
guerite Ranger. Agnes Anderson, Bessie Andel
son. George Paltzel. Victor Anderson, job
Mahon, James Mahon. Rena Nelson Judith Al
derson, Helen Murphy, sJessalyn Matthews, Sara
Mahon, Cecilia Murphy, Olga Holt, Earl Sitter
James Murphy, Hulda Carlson, Rachel Carlson
Nora Murphy. Jessie Polly. teacher.
~. 49,. Bryn Mawr School. z~.,
A Fourth Grade.
Blanche Hixon, teacher. s
Alex Fraser, president; Clemm1e Mygatt, Sc,
rotary; Frances Lundell. Emery Kruse, Richar
Naumann Clifford Neave, Esther Larson Edit
Leidstrom, Edna Peterson, Malvina Wenne
strom, Thomas McElligott Chester Betche
Florence Neaye, Ethel Engstrom, Willie Lall.
Bernardine McGhee, Wernal Wennerstrom, Hi
{ ma Wennerstrom, Viola Mondeng, Leonard Hi
gins = -, X y y q s * ::.-'.' "
B Eighth Grade.
| Alice NJ. Smith, teacher. = ... IA !, 81
sigrid Gudmundson, president; Lille job
son, secretary; Clarence johnson, sSigne Hedber
Ella spiecker, Elfrida Sederberg, Gerhard lie
Lille Larson, Elyera Jernau, Edith Isaacso
Mary Anderson, Clara Peterson, Norman Croft
Walter Strid, Frank CorInaly, Maurice Dougl
b erty,7 Carl johnson, Mable Peterson, Mario
Derrick, Mabel Turnquist, Nathaniel Larson
lsGeorge iGroenke, Alice Erickson, Roy HAM
J; son. Enoch Ekiund, Esther Soderstron1, Erpe
, johnson, Signe Mauseth, Mabel White, Wei
!; hDostal, Ida Lund, Clara Knoke, Daisy ClarI
, SYRIA Townsend. Florence ClarqnistA