Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-11-03

The Hubble Bubble was a howli1ig
success Naturally it had to be, seeing
the Juniors gave 1t. The purpose Of It
was to raise money for the Junior
Snior Banquet. The amount taken IN
was 1857 81 but the expenses have not
yet been b l computed, 80 the profit is UNI
determined.
The main halls were trimmed with
|:eonfetti, both ceiling land floor. Corn
ana pumpkins formed the chief
decorations In the gym.
Two main shows were given In the
Assembly q s' Il They consisted Of the fol-
flowing numbers: ! e. y
Violin Solo --------- Charles Tullar
Dance Of: the High School Glasses.
Lechinval.. I. Is. Z
Jack-in-the- Box Dance. m
Selection High School Orchestra:
s., Everybody thought he was well re-
paid fort bis money. ,5.=@ ..-:.
The Hawaiian Stringed Quartette
was we'll .patronized. Misses Pickard,
Hunt, sLunagren and Clinton Lundgren
gave fine program Of twelve numbers.
AS one number, Anne Cassidy, gave a
Hawaiian solo dance. ;. Six perform
|ances were: given. III .z..js -. -.
The Honeymoon Trail, the Ghost
Chamber and the place where love is
found we've very popular. The fishing
pond, the candy stand, the music stand,
'tha Heart OF the Hubble Bubble, the
Great Shock, the Art, Gallery, the for
tune tellers and the Ghost Of the Ouija
Board were minor attractions. Z
/ Tea and waters and ice cream and
cake were served by Japaneze girls in
the tea room, which was decorated with
Japaneze; lanterns, wisteria blossoms
and the Junior class col0rs. 80. =.
The eat stand in the gym was a pop
ular feature Of the evening. Forty
miners, coffee, pop, lemonade, ice cream
cones, cracker jack, candy, gum, caps,
crickets, jazz-horns confetti and
balloons were sold. Nearly $3.50 were
taken in at this stand. -. --.-
The Juniors, with the help Of their
advisor, Miss Peterson, certainly made
a success Of the evening, and they cord
tally thank the public for the floral
Offerings and for showing their interest
in school activities by coming out to. the
Hubble Bubble - Il =,
The Warren football team played and
won the fifth game OF: the! season with
the:'"Aggies'' at Crookston:" The score
was II to Z. After the game they We're
entertained at a banquet given in the
new dining hall. The: boys feel quite
proud because this was the first dinner
served in the new building. This game
ends the football season. ~ III: *).z.
The basketball season for both boys
and girls soon opens. =. : ~
Report cards were given out in the
High School last Wednesdays Both
long: and smiling faces were seen.
Some of the pupils are very patriotic,
having red. white and blue report cards.
If d few do not wake up pretty soon,
more red stripes will have to be added
|. to TIC flag Of marks. ~
IS Sophomore. Junior and Senior meet.
ingsswere held Monday nights IL
f. Tie Photography class has finished
the study of the air and is taking up
| the sea. -: - - " r !:
- Oliver Ny: Say. Miss Smith, read in
the paper that there was a great
avalanche in Montana. - 81
! Miss Smith: Was there any damage
done? - s>zgk -'-'s'. =. = ~ = '>' - Il
Oliver NJ: -Four men were Killed and
a bunk-horse knocked down. - ii: sss-t
i Miss Smith Was that all =: g go,
Oliver NJ Well. amt four mel
enough? "a ~ ~" -
Teacher: Ellis, What is surf?
Ellis I: "A serf is Il very poor person
| While Lawrence S. is rec1ting. Oliver
NJ. interrupts and says, 'say, this Kid
don't believe he eats over Il bushel OF
dirt every time he eats -
) Interest in the outcome of the cleo.
tions. is being shown by both grade and
high school pupils. !
In Modern History class Mrs. Cassidy
was mentioning Woman Suffrage
Oliver NJ. said. '.rWell. 1 don't believe
women ought to vote until l cam" d
All the grades celebrated Halloween
by parties Friday afternoon. Bobbine
for apples, peanut races. snatching fol-
marshmallows. and playing games were
| the chief amusements.. Popcorn, pea
nuts, apples. cake, cookies and sala(
! were served. So =. 81.
Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Eitens visit
ed the: first grade Friday afternoon.
A new football has been purchased by
the second and third grades in the High
School building. 49,. :.---.. - :.
Albin Novak has.-enrolled in the
j Freshman class, making the one hun
dred and forty-eighth pupil in Higl
! School, .e - ss=s.z
/ The training Department visited the
roller mills last week. where each stel
in the manufacture of -four was care
! fully explained by the head miller, Mr.
1 I. M. Johnson. From there they wen,
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