Hudson High School - True Blue Yearbook (Hudson, WI)

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14 TRUE BLUE Freshmen: “Did you ever feel as though you would like to work? Senior: “Yes, I wouldn’t mind being a lineman for a wireless telegraph company. The story under the head of “Bud’s Exploits in the Cambridge Review is interesting. Among our new exchanges are: “The Salute,” Portland, “The Picket,” Shepardstown, West Virginia, and the Milton College, Re- view, Milton, Wis. DRY GOODS SHOES A Useful Souvenir Given with Every Pair of School Shoes. BirKmose, Wiberg Co. THE LEADERS GROCERIES CROCKERY PALACE CAFE -y. v CHARLES STAUNER, PROPRIETOR The Parlor Restaurant of the City For Meals and Luuches at all reasonable hours. Suppers served for class Parties at special rates.

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TRUE BLUE 13 Jan. 17. Mr. Ferguson gives us our first singing lesson. Jan. 18. Anna is determined to be in style, and takes a front seat at Miss Welsh’s request. Jan. 19. Only morning recitations are conducted. Jan. 20. Pupils gather to study (?) for exams. Jan. 23. Tom and Dorothy Wingender adorn the front seat. Jan. 24. Arrangements are begun for the declamatory contests. Jan. 25. Rumors are spread that Deane will soon return. Ma- belle spends the day in idly dreaming. Jan. 26. Mr. Hennessey says that only chunks of protoplasm write “Chauncy” and “Bedelia on the black board. Jan. 27. More discourse delivered. Subject: “Protoplasm” Jan. 30. A few slight charges are made in the names on the “Program.” Jan. 31. Which are the cause of another discourse. Subject: “Protoplasm. The majority of our exchanges are exceedingly interesting and a taste of one creatas a desire for more, so please come punctually. “The Cambridge Review,” Cambridge, Mass., is one of the best papers that we have received. “The Orange and Black,” Spokane, Washington, is full of inter- esting stories. The cover on the January number of the “Comus,” Zanesville, is very artistic. The exchange column of the “Dragon,” Greenfield, Ohio, is a credit to the paper.

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HAUGEN EDER ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE Clothing; and Furnishings in Endless Variety. We are the sole agfents for the Wireless Umbrellas. W. E. WEBSTER, President. JAil'ES h. WALKER, Secretary. St. Croix County Abstract Co. Makes complete abstracts of title of all lands and lots in St. Croix County. W. E. WEBSTER Also makes Loans, Buys and Sells Farm Lands and City Property. He also has some fine farm mortgages for sale. OFFICE TRUE REPUBLICAN BUILDING HUDSON, WIS. First 3 National Beunk Loans and discounts, Hudson, Wis. -Parker McKEAN JACKSON, JOINTLESS LUCKY Model Meat Market. CURVE — — - FOUN- C. F. KING, M. D. Hudson, Wis. TAIN PEN PERFECTION IN FOUNTAIN PENS ANTI-BREAK CAP LAURENCE P. MAYER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, WARRANTED NOT TO BREAK LUCKY-CURVE FEED Hudson, Wis. GIVES A PERFECT FLOW SPRING LOCK — Instead of awkward old A. J. KINNEY fashioned Screw Thread and Leaky Joint. DO YOU USE j PARKER PEN ATTORNEY AT LAW Hudson, Wis.