Atwood Hammond High School - Post Yearbook (Atwood, IL)

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WHAT SOME OF THEM ARE DOING. Continuedjrottt Alumni Page Sadie Hoff, '98, holds the position of tvpe setter in the office of the Tuscola Review. Walter 1 ftasig, ’00, is employed as book -keeper in a lumberyard, Kennewick. Washington. Alfred dross, ’00. holds the position of taxidermist at the University of Illinois. He is also a Junior in the college of science. Clarence Marshall. '(K . lives in Kansas City, Missouri, where he has a position as vouch clerk with a railroad company. Nora Richey. 'Ol. teaching near Areola, will soon join her parents in Oklahoma. Walter Hrhardt. ’02, is h bookkeeper in Saint l.ouis, Missouri. Clara Rideout, 'oj, is bookkeeper in Freeport. Illinois. COMMKNCEMENT ADDRESS: “GOVERNMENT AND LIBER I V” BY J. W. Garner, Ph. D. PROFESSOR IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. I NIVKRSITY OK ILLINOIS FRIDAY, MAY IS. 1906. ODE TO THE CLASS OF '06. Clyde Wiley, »9. Now the forth year class is leaving At the ending of the year. And as the classic |x»ets sav They’ll soon be scalterd far and near. Now they hand to us a ladder. ( Far too light for us to climb Telling us that we must climb it. And keep climbing all the timr Thev try to tell ns in sad accents Of the goal they strove to gain. How they struggled, how ihe toiled. And how they worked with might and main. I don't I relieve they mean such nonsence About the last sad parting word. For never in my whole school life Have 1 such unreal Badness heard. The reason whv they graduate And mournfully hurry forth away Is simply this, my Junior friends, You see they’re quite too old to stay. HACCAI.AI R FATE SERMON . “ Iht Passage of the Kings” BY Rev. J. C. Ashley OK INDIAN VPOI.IS SUNDAY, MAY 13. 1906.

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STOREY’S STORE Is the place to go when in want of anything in the line of GENERAL MERCHANDISE No matter what it may he you may depend upon it that you can buy it right at STOREY'S STORK. In SHOES AND OXFORDS we have them for men. women and children, in the celebrated STAR BRAND. The best that money can buy. In DRY GOODS AND FURNISHINGS we buy often, keep good selections and sell cheap. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS to suit one and all. Let us supply you. Quality considered, we are able to compete with anyone in prices. J. L. STOREY SON. Phone No. 2 W.P. LtAMBDIN, Mutual 'Phones ATWOOD, ILL. DUGAN’S PLACE First Door North of Jolly's Restaurant. Icc Cream Parlor Magazines and Periodicals Sanatorium in Connection ATWOOD. ILLINOIS

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WM. M. WHITE, Ifieal Estate and Insurance North East Indiana Lands a Specialty. Have Some Fine Illinois Farms For Sale. See Me and Be Convinced. ATWOOD. TDD. MRS. W. E. MEANS fashionable Dressmaker MUTUAL TELEPHONE. 3a. ATWOOD, ILLINOIS. YOU WANT the very best when you buy School Supplies and Stationery RIGGS at the Drug Store will supply you at Prices that are Right.