Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-06-12
COMMENCEMENT.


ance was large as usual, and the
program seemed to be enjoyed with
more relish than the Old-style pro-
grams so long in vogue. Following
Is the program as rendered:
Invocation Rev. WOOlley
Music .....,.......... .Glee Clup
Salutatory Cora Lee Harper
Grafton, 1.-The Architect of the
Nation" Hazel Wetmore
Reading, Gentleman, the King"
Maude 1. Peacock
Instrumental Duet Lewis Belt
=. Ter and Lucille WOOdhouse
Glass History and Prophecy 49,.
.. .Elgie A. Garthwaite
Glass Will Frank B. Millin
Grafton, 1.-The Sage of Mont1-
cello" ........ Alta NJ. Lewis
Vocal Solo. Miss Edith Ballantine
Glass Poem and Presentation of
Token James A. Hampton
ValedictorY. ....... Pearl VI. wilson
Music. ........Sp Special Chorus
Presentation of Diplomas.
The lower departments had union
closing exercises in city hall on
Thursday evening. The program
was very interesting rejecting
credit on the teachers, who did
extra time to get it up. Following
are the numbers as read:
Song, 1.-The Frog and the Bogie-
man" Four Primary Pupils
Commencement Play Pupils OF
. Fifth and Sixth Grades
Telephone Song Two Primary
Observation-Disclosures. Pupils
Recitation, ''House Cleaning
....... Florence Schweigert
Recitation, What a Little Girl
Can Do,". Althea Sprague
Sweeping and busting Song by
Five Girls of Primary Depart
Play, The Lost Prince Pupils
of Third and Fourth Grade
Parasol and Umbrella Drill. :.
Eight Boys aud Eight Girls
....of First Primary
Salutatory for Eighth Grade
Hazel Austin
Glass Will Birdie Riese
Solo, THE Little Builders" =.
..... 80. Marie Patch
Glass Prophecy 80. Ruth Perrin
Valedictory -. Helen Pohle
Presentation of Diplomas.
The Junior reception on Monday
evening was the wInd-up of the
festivities Of the week. The at
tendance was good and all report a
good time. Music was furnished
by the Garramon1 harp orchestra
of McGregor, Iowa.
VACANCIES IN SCHOOL.
On account of designations sever
al places are vacant in our schools.
The board has not yet engaged one
assistant, or teachers for grammar,
intermediate and second primary
departments. Applications will re-
ceiVe courteous attention
LOCALS.
The play by the Fennimore high
school graduating class Tuesday
evening was not very will attended,
on account of bad weather and
numerous other attractions. Those
who attended enjoyed it,
Dode F1sk's dog and pony show
was well patronized here.
The Coy-Pigg Concert Co. gave
pleasing show Saturday evening.
c. w. Cleveland, the old leather
salesman, made the following re-
mark in the Office of the Hotel
Donnelly Thursday evening: II
have been travelling salesman for
21 years and ] must say that the
harness shop of HI. @. Enke & Son
of this city is the neatest, cleanest
and most up-to-date shop that l
have ever visited, east, west north
er south. Their stock is of the
finest, and the arrangement is
admirable for convenience"
George Engle and wife Of Canton,
s. D., are visiting relatives and
friends here for a few weeks.
George recently suffered the loss of
a thumb, and he is resting up while
it toughens up bit.
James WoodhOuse of Lancaster
visited relatives, old comrades and
friends here a few days.
Oscar Selle gees to Mt. Hope this
week to lay a lot of good cement
walk for the citizens of that grow
ing burg.
Earl Kuenster and wife of Chi
cago are visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
Prof. Erskine Jay is home for the