The Ashland advertiser., September 18, 1895, Image 3

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O. A. R. RE-UNION.
NORPIAL SCHOOL NOTES.
A “Five Day** Fourth of July” that I* rio*t
Worthy of the Name.
Lookout for the "College Yell.”
(ins. Wirth entered school Friday.
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Two of the students are expected from
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We indulged in a Holiday Pioneer
Day. All rej>ort a first class time.
There is a Tennis Court being pre­
pared. The club anticipates jolly times.
School is growing every day. We ex­
ited to number 70 by the fast of the
week.
The Fourth * Annual Ke-Union of
Southern Oregon is now in full blast.
People I»egan to rome into town early
Monday
morning and
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Th»* arches across Main street wen*
covered w ith cedar boughs Monday, and.
thanks to the skill and management of
Ihmin High, they present a truly mag­
nificent appearance. A dummy "boy in
Mrs. Mattie Inman arrived from Eu­
blue” mounts guard over the arches.
gene this week, to take the Normal
Binger Herman arrived on Tuesday’« course.
train, welcomed by. a complete escort, ,
while the cannon spoke w ith the vigor
Miss Anna Feaster arrived from Gold
of former days.
Hdl last week to become a student of the
The entertainment Tuesday evening Normal department.
was "crowded ly attended.”
A Ims load of students came down to
And still the*‘Fourlh of July ’’goes on.
attend servi»*es at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday evening.
4 PAPER THAT WILL PLEASE YOU
I wo young ladies from Medford expect
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enter school Monday. They were here
News letter, Hasbrourk Heights, N.J.
ami selected their rooms the first of the
THE M ARBLE HILL ERA is a 4 page week.
1 weekly impvr, choke full of choice
Mr. Cornutt entered school Monday.
reading, only 25c per year. For unique­ He is a mem tier of (he senior class, ad­
ness an<l originality it cannot la* I »eaten. vanced course. He also leads the sing­
Sample copy free.
ing in the chapel.
John S. Smith. Pub. Marble Hill, Ind.
The boys are trving to see who is the
handsomest with his hair parted in the
middle. It is undoubtedly an improve­
ment to some, but to others,—well, we
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The school colors decided
ative herbs K ra upon are purple
and old gold.
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Mrs. D. R. Mills.
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