The Student from Neodesha, Kansas • 2

first night, February 17. If you do not care to take the course, the first night will cost you and we shall be glad to see you. G. W. S.

Fifth Grade News. Published Every Wednesday at the Beg-liter Office by J. O. Morgan Edited by Mrs. Lizzib Jones.

Roll of Honor Sixth Grade. Joshua Shutt Clyde Wilson, Sarah Hut ton Alma Young Edna Kevins Pearl Cross Mary Shermann Louis Winter Alberta Lane James Mansfield Bollo Ditto Mamie Eson Helen Smith Lamar Hennessy Joe Kimball Florence Blakeslee Dick Johnson Eddie Lockett John Deardorff Everett Tanquary Robert Boyer Calla White Bessie VanBuren Earl Keys Ethel Ray Etta Allred Jessie Goodrich Fre All red Bell Baumgardner Mae Casebourne Mabel Askins Maude Martin Bertha Owens Leonl Martin Elmo ckers IdaMcKinner Bertha Thompson Mabel le Sperry Stella Hopson Fred Arthur Ada Moore Lewis Arthur Ralph Hotkins idle Wilson Mrs. Winnie Morrison, Teacher. Elmer Moore is on the sick list this week. Spinn'ng1 tops Is now the boy's recreation.

Our per cent, last -week was 96.88 and our rank 2. Johnnie Dean was absent Monday forenoon. Anna Long visited in Independence last Thursday. Today, (Tuesday) we will talk of Thomas A. Edison and bis inventions.

This prade will complete the course Entered at the postofllce at Neodesha, Kan as, as second-class matter. ARTHUR L. H. STREET, Editor. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1896.

Rbetorlcals of Division No. 2, Friday. Miss Bessie Hopkins entertained the "push" Saturday evening at her parents' residence. Mesdames A. C.

Houston, J. P. De-Ford and Miss Delia Ladd visited the schools last Wednesday afternoon. Miss Cora Teters, of Frodonia, came down Wednesday and spent several days in this city, the guest of her friend, Miss Mamie Edwards. Last Thursday Mrs.

C. L. Brown opened the Brown Hotel by serving supper. We wish Mrs. Brown bountiful success on hor re-entering-hotel business again.

For the benefit of all citizens who thought that there was a charivari in town last Saturday night, we will say the Young America band was simply giving a course of serenades. Rev. Isaac Bowker. who has for many years been identified with the Baptist church in this vicinity, has for the second time transferred his membership to the Christian church. George Eliot is sa to have written 'Middlemarch" in four months.

What results when a cat is ill? Near Main AND Seventh Sts. Peerless- this week and will spend the next two weeks in reviewing. Bertha Woodall has decided not to go to Eureka Springs, and will return to school in a few days. This week closes the fifth month of school, and two more weeks comes the second term examination. Essie Holland had the misfortune to fall off a fence last Monday evening.

She gave her nose a very hard bump. Mrs. Jones will entertain the girls of her school Friday evening, at her home on Indiana street It will be a valentine party. Our eeofrraphy classes are writing compositions about the countries and the people of Asia. Some of these compositions are very interesting.

The grade will have their rhetori-cals on Fr day, February 21. Their program will consist or recitations, biography and songs suitable for Washington's birthday. LA DRY K.SWAIN, Prop'r. Neodesha, Kansas. B.

FLEMMING, yerctyait Tailor. CLEANING AND REPAIRING A SPECAILTY Here are some interesting facts for Neodesha pupils: It would take an enrollment of 6,000 students in our schools to secure the same number of cases of tardiness that Thayer has on an average. They had 108 tardies durincr the month which ended January 24. If we had the same enrollment that the "healthiest town in Kansas" school has we would have about two tardies a month. we are all right for punctuality.

How about VOCAL MUSIC. B. S. Hoagland, of Hutchinson, Kansas, manager of The Kansas Musical Jubilee, which lastMay distributed in premiums in musical contests $3,000, will be in Neodesha for two week's work in vocal music, commencing February 17, 1896. Mr.

Hoagland is one of the best musical directors in the west, and comes to Neodesha under the auspices of the city schools, affording the people of Neodesha and vicinity an excellent opportunity for a rovival in vocal music. An adult class will meet nightly in the high school room. Private lessons given if desired. Mr. Hoagland will be glad to test voices for those desiring It- For particulars, prices, etc, call upon or address G.

W. Smith, Supt. Neodesha City Schools. N. B.

Everybody interested in music is cordially invited to be present the Over Monobon Young's, NEODESHA, KAN. I1ANES SON, Proprietors Main St. Meat Market Beef Constantly on Hand, Fresh and Cured Meats. fausasre Making a Specialty. Main Street.

NEODESHA. KAN. Itt 1795, The woman's dresses were puffed with hoops, and stood out two or three feet on each side. The yellow fever was more common in every northern city than it is how in tropical towns. Gloves were not worn either for style or for comfort.

Mittens of yarn were worn in winter. There were not any threshing machines. heat was thresh out on the barn fl or with fla Is. Baking was done in a sort of pot on Ion' legs. Roasting was affected with a spit or smoke jack.

The tough characters, vvhro such existed, had no brass knuck os or re volvors. JRTFIUR STREET, COLLECTOR. Bills Collected Promptly, and at Reasonable Rates. Office at Register Building, NEODESHA. Childien, if you are cough nir.

or have a cold, ask your parents to get Wood- i ard's Lung lialm or you..