The new era., 1909-12-30

Mrs. C. g. Eliniau and daughter left
Monday for Denver where they expect
to spend the winter.
Almost all of the Righo girls took in
the Christmas dance at Walden.
tanned few neighboling friends Friday
night with tasty lunch and games to the
wee hours of the morning.
Miss Emery spent Monday night with
Mrs. F. NJ. Wyatt.
Monte Blevins and George Taylor
took dinner at G. A. Brands Tuesday.
Mrs. Doner spent last Thursday with
Mrs. Mitchell Mrs. Nealy, their mother
was called back to Illinois on account of
sickness.
Ora Haworth spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mamie Brands.
VIM. MCGOWAN and George Taylor
were callers at Chas. Brands Monday
morning.
John and Ora Haworth are spending
the vacation with their father on the
ranch.
Mrs. Chas. Bergquist gave dinner
Sunday. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs O. Anderson, Mrs. Wattenberg and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. John Murray,
and Miss Mamie Mitchell. A very nice
time was had by all.
delightful little party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Norell at their
residence on the North Fork Christmas
afternoon and evening.
The repast was bountiful and elegant
in all its appointments-An elaborate
"Menu" of choice holiday dishes both
American an those peculiar to the Father
land with profusion of delicate china
beautiful and tasteful in ornament and
design. In the musical treat Miss Ester
Trounsell evinced great talent at the
piano, while Mr. Arthur Erickson assist
ed in the many charming songs. All
seemed to enjoy themselves immensely
and reluctantly separated to their sever
al homes at late hour.
There were present also: Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Doner, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Norell
and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson,
Mr.. Victor Hanson and son and daugh-
ter, and Messrs Gus Carlstrom, Elmer
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Erickson, Carlson and Tell. the two
Werner boys, and John R. Reedy
The Higho school under Miss Bertha
Emery as teacher gave very creditable
Christmas tree and entertainment on
Thursday afternoon at the school house.
The Roll of Santa Claus was imperson-
ated by Albert Norell to perfection and
likewise each of the scholars merted
the applause of the audience, composed
of almost the entire population of the
district Too great praise cannot be
awarded Miss Emery for the rendition
and action of the several parts which
proved the careful and efficient training
of capable and enthusiastic Instructor.
The decorations were superb.
The program was as follows;
Song Hark the Merry Bells School
Recitation Merry Xmas
Harry Wattenberg
If there was no Santa Claus
Mamie Brands
Papa s. Mammals Christmas
Esther Bergquist
Solo When good old Kris comes round
Elmer Wattenberg
Recitation Why believe in Santa
Claus. Wilbur Bergquist
Santas Sleigh Carl Hanson
Play Santa Claus Stocking. School
Recitation Christmas Dolls
Lille Hanson
From Bobbie's Point of View
Walter Bergquist
The Alteration of the Wise Men
Esther Bergquist
Duet Christmas Everywhere
Gladys Berrgquist &, Alice Wattenbug
Recitation A Christmas Star Amelia
Wattenberg
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The Christmas Angel Dorothy
Bergquist
The Real Question Dewey
Norell
Kris Kringles Surprise
Harry Wattepberg
Song 1t came upon the Midnight Clear
by the School
Recitation A parting Rhyme Wilber
Bergquist
Play A Mother Goose Christmas.