Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-11-07
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s. On Friday afternoon, several moth
ers and visitors responded to the in.
Vltations sent out by the pupils Of dis
1 trict No. ~ and their teacher, Miss
WadsWorth. to be present at their
Halloween program. The children
{ did we'll and all enjoyed the occasion.
Pearl Grange, Bessie Maps and
Howard Magladry were week end Wis
TORS at Cloverdale.
Miss Josephine Wcndt of Thief Riy.
er Falls, is the guest Of her mother at
a. ]. Halls.
MT and Mrs. Roy Marshall visited
at Hazel Glen one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Vanderwall en-
t t1e several guests on Sunday.
Mr. p. NJ. Powell was to Minneapo-
lis on business trip.
The Sunday school members and
several friends pleasantly surprised
Mr.. August Peterson, their superin-
tendent last Wednesday evening.
4 r o.
The following school notes were
r sent in by the teacher and pupils Of
district No. AZ:
School Notes
The Halloween Program given Nov.
lst 1912 was a success and enjoyed
by all present, which numbered TWEEN
ty-four visitors and twenty-five pu-
pills.
Inc program was as follows:
Song, The Woodpecker, School.
Reading, Halloween, Gunner b.
dell.
Recitation, October Gave a Party,
Milton Warner.
Recitation, Autumn Winds, May
Ruiz.
Song, Little Gypsy Dandelion,
School.
Recitation, A Rhyme of the Cities,
Helen Maps.
Exercise, Nature Observations
Nine boys and girls.
Song, The Squirrels Tea, Nine bows
and girls.
Recitation, The Mountain and the
Squirrel, Elizabeth Vanderwall.
Recitation, October, Marion Ander.
son.
Song, The Owl, School,
Recitation, The Bluebird, Claytoa
Cleveland.
Recitation, A Chestnut Burr, Violet
Ruiz.
Song, Swing My Baby, School.
Recitation, October's Tapestry, Ar
thur Anderson.
Recitation, The Stars and Stripes,
Linea Anderson.
Song, The Flag, Nine boys and
girls.
Recitation, The Country School
house, Bertha Anderson
Quotations, School.
Songs, The Cat Tails, Little Drop of
Dew, School,
We had great fun making Jack
o'lanterns for the Halloween pro
gram.
Little Ida Anderson and Hattie Tor
gerson We're all-day visitors Friday.
Clayton Cleveland brought his
niece, Evelyn Marshall, to school on
Tuesday.
No Halloween ghosts appeared at
the school house
Those who attended the program
were very much pleased with the dec
orations and the Eskimo village.
Sixth and seventh grades have been
working diligently on some difficult
problems.
We had toasted bread Tuesday
morning.
All the girls are busy sewing on
their canvas mats.
The boys are very much interested
in their manual training.
we are getting along nicely in Ag
riculture.
Arthur Anderson fell heavily on the
ice Monday. He was hurt quite bad
ly and is unable to attend school. We
all sympathize with him.
The champion wrestler, Clayton
Cleveland, threw his opponents, Ed
win and Clarence Anderson; but the
result was a bloody nose.
We We're glad to have a skate but
disappointed to see the snow
Milton and Helen tested their lungs
by trying to blow out a candle in a
jack lantern about two feet from
them Neither succeeded, so it was
left to the teacher.
The little girls enjoyed bringing
their dolls to school for the song.