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NORHAL SCHOOL NOTES.
Mi»« Ollie Marksburv went home Fri
day evening to visit with relatives.
Jerom Fitzgerald sjient Saturday and
Sunday with his parents in Gold Hill.
Miss Potter, of Sam’s Valley, entered
school Monday
•r to take the Normal
course.
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Rev. A. S. Foster and daughter, of
Medford, were visitors at theacmnd last
Thursday.
Mr. Sill, of (»rant’s Pass, entered
school last week ami is taking the Nor
mal course.
Mr. C. A. Byrd, of Drain, visited the
school Saturday and was well pleased
with the same.
The first Sunday afternoon lecture
will be given next Sunday at 2:30, r. M.
Everyone
invited. Good music.
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There will be special music Friday
morning for chapel,
\\ e would be
pleased to see some of our city friends at
chapel exercises now and then.
A parly of students went out last Sat
urday on a geological expedition ami
found many tinkiue specimens, which
were brought back amt added to Prof.
Storms’ department.
The I m » vh of the school have organised
a foot Imll club. The following officers
were elected: Pres.. Prof. Vining; Vice
Pres.,Lester High ¡Captain of first team.
Prof. J, J. Berry; Captain of second
kain, lister Newton.
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Ashland's Musk Club.
The Ashland Music Club is now estate
Hslied in its convenient ouarters in
Reeser block, next door to the A dvkr -
tiskr office.
The organisers of the club art» E. P.
Childs. B. R. Willits and G. C. Crary,
whose offices are as follows: B. R. Will
is, director, E. P. Childs, assistant di
rector; G. C. Crary, secretary and treas
urer.
The object of the club is to cultivate
ami promote local musical talent, ami
to this end, the management will devote
their time and ability.
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Qepartment of Music
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Those wishing to take music, either
piano, voi.v or organ, can see Miss
Thomas, the teacher, at the Normal
building or at her l>oarding place, Mrs.
White’s, corner First avenue and Spring
street. One hour lessons, 50 cents. Les
sons given at the school or at the homes
of the students.
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