The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
rRI-coLoRED CoIFFUREs,


rRIcoLoRED coIFFUREs
One afternoon in during hot wave, decided
to 60 to Mabel, of my friends When reached
her home she told that two of her sister Irene's
friends there too It too hot to play with
dolls 90 outdoors and swing, went into the
kitchen and made some lemonade Irene and her friends
going party that evening and they flying
around to make ready, tho it only about O'Clock
We drank all the lemonade wanted which was not
and three quarts of water We took upstairs
to the girls but entered the stopped opened
eyes and looked For there before the mirror stood
the two guests with the oddesooking hair had
The talest girls hair part white part blue
and the rest black while the coure of the other girl
just striking in appearance At last Mabel said
"What's the matter, Theones You look as if you had
But Just then Irene said to her friends, ssshe look
Irene told the girls make their hair
wave, 50 they had done it up in rags
T. Montevideo, MINI
JACK FRosr's EARLY CALL
It in the month Of September. We had been
joying beautiful weather far and in hopes that
it would last for days The waving ready
for cutting The pumpkins were ripe The golden rod
to smile during those bright days of early fall Father
and had been asked to take load of goods to Mime
apolis for people who had been spending the
mer at the lake. We felt that we could make that trip,
and yet be able to get corn cut before the cold
weather came On the day set for our trip we arose at
seemed cold that morning. but worked ourselves
loading the wagon. As drove along noticed
HARM When neared the city the had risen high
and could to great surprise, that the corn
fields had been badly damaged by frost
fThere must have been very cold wave here last
night" what said to each other 'It certainly
cannot have been so bad in locaty.' .
On way home noticed to disappointment
that the frost had played great havoc all along the
way the city. 1t the most sudden and de-
structive cold had early in the fall
Eighth Grade 49,. - -Thorvald Moe,
District 49,. :- Maple Plain, MINI.
A DARING FOLLOWER.
We, having received full permission to go, dis.
cussed nothing else for at least week before that
orable day. We had been promised days vacation,
to be spent at the rapids, interesting spot few
might have thought going trip the
continent, eager and enthusiastic about it.
The party consisted merely of my brothers, sisters and
myself and at early dawn the appointed day. set
forth. AS it only few miles, walked and
reached the rapids between and 10 O'Clock with
lunch for the day. The banks very steep, but
down. could around the large rocks, which
years DID, yet daring my broth
ers, and when saw them climb down the bank had to
follow, with their aid seampered about from rock
another taking little note of their slippery surfaces
Ny brothers and sisters busily fishing and
running about, when suddenly my foot slipped and
lying between two rocks and being dragged farthes
into the water by the screamed and waved ia
my sister, minute too She jumped to where
and caught hold Of my dress. By this time my
brothers aroused and to her assistance With
their united strength pulled out of the water and
carried to safe place shore. The rest of the day
careful not to get into any more serapes.
Eighth Grada Anna NJ. Trielof,
Carver, Mimi.