The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-17
MAYVHLE NORMAL

Miss Eddy left last Friday evening
for the east. where she will take steam
err for the European continent. She
viii be gone all summer and expects
TO spend considerable Of the time in
Berlin in study OF method in the
teaching Of German.
Mr.. Fox departed for Urbana, ILL.,,
to be present during the commence
ment season of the State university,
from which he is graduate.
DR.. Leum, brother to Misses Clara
and Dagny, who are students in the
normal, gave a very interesting talk
upon Life in the German University,
before the German class last week one
morning.
Miss Ida B. Moore. who for several
years taught Latin and was precept-
ress In this school. is visiting Miss
Watson and other friends in Mayville.
Miss Moore is in charge of the depart
ment Of Latin in the State Normal
school at Aberdeen, S. d. sl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tharaldsen, Miss
Brant and Mrs Brant and Mrs. Top
pen, mother and sister to Miss Brant,
were entertained at o'clock dinner
last Friday evening by Mrs. Travis.
Miss Stella Duncan was an out-of-
town guest at the normal school party
last Saturday evening. Miss Duncan
is visiting with her sister. Miss Char
lotte.
Miss Marie Ness, 10, was a visitor
at the normal last Friday on her way
to Wahpeton.
Supt. p. J. Tverson, '06, of Michigan,
N. D., visited over Sunday in Mayville.
and attended the normal party on sat-
urday evening. Mr.. Iverson has been
very successful since graduating, both
as a student in DEBORAH, Ia, and as a
teacher in Michigan. He will attend
the summer session OF the University
Of Wisconsin doing work towards his
masters degree.
The student party given in the as
sembly room last Saturday was a most
pleasant social event.
The question with the alumni of the
Mayville Normal is will you be at the
1911 commencement? This body is
planning a big reunion for June %, and
many have already expressed their in
tention Of being present. This is espe-
cially an opportune time for such
homecoming, when Hon. u l.. Burdlck,
1900, lieutenant governor, is COM
mencement speaker, and Hon. r. A.
Nestos Of the same class is president
OF the alumni association. Special
are under way and it is
assured that the day will be one long
remembered as a most pleasant one.
The commercial club Of MayvilIe will
cooperate with the alumni and the
faculty to insure a good time. There
VIII be special endeavor TO make the
day interesting to all guests, whether
they be graduates of the school or not.
and such are specially invited to attend
all commencement week exercises, ex-
cept the events that concern the al
umni only.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Tharaldsen were
in Northwood last Friday in attend
ance upon a district convention of the
United Lutheran church Both had
on the programme, Mrs.
Tharaldsen for vocal music, while MIR.
Tharaldsen read a paper entitled,
Science and Religion. Mrs. Tharaldsen
was delegate to another convention
held Saturday and Sunday in Clifford,
N. d., and was placed upon this pro-
yramme also for vocal solos. It il
needless to say that her rendltions
we're highly pleasing to the audiences,
Tor she has that pleasing combination
IF a beautiful rich soprano voice with
IN Interpretation that is exceptional