The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-22
Mayville Normal

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The board of management met on
May Is and transacted the regular
routine OF business besides approving
the contracts entered into and the
bonds accompanying the same. They
approved also the bonds of j. p. Han
son as treasurer.
| The school had special pleasure
from the board at this meeting. Mr.
Torgerson gave reviSw of the book,
Sin and Society. This review was
interesting and gave to the student
body thoughts that all should be in
terested in. Mr.. Torgerson stated very
| clearly and forcibly the main points of
the book. We hope that he will favor
US again in the near future.
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Harry Hooking, a member of the
class of 1907, dropped into the school
and shook hands with his friends of
whom he has many. He has just re-
turned from 4 years work in the
Northwestern Dental college at Evan
ston, ILL.,, and is now in Devils Lake
where he will spend the summer in the
dental parlors of his brother. VIII.
Dr. Will Hooking is a popular and
efficient dentist ... .....--
The last number OF this seasons
normal school lecture course will be
given Friday evening, June 4. This
will be a musical and literary recital
and of sufficient excellence to close
properly a course which has been of
high character throughout. 1t win be
given by Misses Lena Leonard. Cora
Hubbard and Adelaide Paterson.
Misses Leonard and Hubbard are
members of the faculty of the Wesley
College Conservatory OF Music Miss
Leonard is already known to many in
| Mayville and her fine singing at the
last Woman's league reception is de-
lightfully remembered by all who
heard 1t. Miss Hubbard is. pianist,
whose talent may be judged from the
fact that she is to play a long and
difficult concerto with the Minneapolis
Symphony orchestra accompanying her
at the Grand Forks festival Miss
Paterson is a reader Of unusual ability,
who will contribute greatly to the ex-
cellence of the programme by two or
three numbers-one of which will be
from The Lion and the Mouse.
This number is the second of the
two promised in place of the whitney
Brothers quartette which missed it's
engagement 1t will be a splendid en-
tertainment, fully deserving of a large
and appreciattve audience. AS usual
there will be reserved seats for holders
of season tickets. The price of ad-
mission for those without season
tickets will be Is cents for all students
and so cents for all others
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President Killyer is In Chicago and
Minneapolis this week on business for
the school. He will attend the meet
ing Of the school principals at Grand
Forks on his return.
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Mr.. Abbey will give the address at
the graduating exercises on May 21.
The Y. w. 2. A. Of the school ap-
preciates the attitude of the CONNER
cial club with regard to the state
meeting which it is hoped will be held
in Mayville in the fall.
The social event for this week in
the Junior party which is 20 be given
on Friday evening.
Supt. A. G.. Miller drove over from
Sherbrook last week in his auto.
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The entertainment given by the Y
w. @. A last Saturday evening, was
very good indeed. All numbers were
received with much applause, and a
large audience was present. The pro-
gramme rendered was as follows
Instrumental solo 49,. Mrs. Ylvisaker
Chorus ......s.. Senior Glee club
Instrumental duet ...............
Mrs. Ylvisaker and Miss HaIvorson
Vocal solo ........:.... Mrs. Travis
A farce. The Two College Tramps
Characters
John Saunders, Harvard collegian
John Ransom (Waggles), a Yale
Mrs. Susan Saunders (Aunt Susan)
..................... Miss Green
Susie Ralston .......... Miss O'Brien |
Nettie Ransom, sister to John =.
............-........ Miss Farley |
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d. J. Crosby. specialist in agricul-
tural education in Washington, D. c..
will visit MayviIle on June IL to con. I
bulletin, Agricultural Instruction in a |
Normal School, which Mr.. Abbey is
ERFE FNGRAVINGS