Lincoln High School - Ahdawagam Yearbook (Wisconsin Rapids, WI)

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THE DALY DRUG JEWELRY CO. THE STORE YOU ALL KNOW Come Often Nuff Said GET YOUR SCHOOL NEEDS AT OTTO’S PH A HM ACT THE REXALL STORE The Store thats treats you right 225 Grand Ave. When In Grand Rapids Don’t Forget the Commercial Hotel Get Your School Supplies at WOOD COUNTY DRUG OO. LUXCHES FRUIT Brockman Akey NEAR NEW ST. PAUL DEPOT HOME MADE CANDIES ICE CREAM I SERVE HOT CHOCOLATE W. H. BARNES I SERVE ICE CREAM and HOT CHILI ANY OLD TIME Manufacturer of THE YEAR Ice Cream and Candies o J. R. RAGAN FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING STORE PHONE 313 Grand Rapids, Wisconsin McMillan memorial library WISCONSIN RAPIO? v. iSCC SISIN

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T H E ADA WAHGUM THE PICNIC By The Garrulous Girl Had a High School picnic the otherday. You ought to have been there. Where did we have it? What a question! At (a) Wood near A. Hill of course. We had to cross two Brooks to get there and one was pretty deep. The question was could Bradford it? You should have seen him reach the Pshorr in two leaps as if such things were a Daly occur- ance. With the aid of a Staff even the Stout ones got across. What’s that you ask. was Lydia Abel? Sure ’Nuff. You know its been pretty hot these days and Golla how the scene Bums on that Hill. Just the same a few of the girls who had studied Botany wanted to go after Mullen leaves and really they must have gathered Tubs of it. Did we have a feed? Did we? You ought to have seen Hazel Eaton, her sixth banana. When some of the rest hadn't had a smell either. It just made Neil Nash his teeth in Rath. 'Thot for awhile we’d have to call the Beadle to lock him up. But he finally agreed to B. White al out it. though he will prol ably look glum for weeks to come. Say I wish you could have heard Harold (W) Hooper up when he saw something running iwtst him. He acted Stark mad. He yelled Wolf and soon the whole crowd lx gan to Howlitt and those who could, tried to Shinn up trees. Just then Everett Cool(e)y announced that it was only a Kuhn. Maybe we didn't guy Harold, but of course he had to grin and Barrett . Yes we had no end of a jolly good time and we’d love to go again soon. Perhaps we can't all go next time but Fred May. We have to work pretty hard you know. Going to read Tennyson’s Childe Harold next week. Say guess what! some of the girls in our class think its alxnit Babbie and they are crazy to begin. Isn’t that rich? Have to l eat it for school now. see yon later. Sights From A Window I am standing in a window—have been for some time and I was reading an interesting article on the structure of the ear. but I am now looking down upon the roof of the Janitor Department As I watch, a large tin of ashes ponderously swings into view, dumps its cargo, and then returns to the in- terior and out of view. The next thing I see is the bridge; I see someone coming thru it. I pay no more attention to the figure until a hand is laid on my shoulder, and to my surprise some one is sharing my observation with me. I also view the Witter building with a spark of pride Farther out on the landscape, I behold a man patiently working in his garden. He seems to be very hot—not angry—just hot Now I bear the cries of children, and just below me. a troop of Amundsens mount the toboggan and call it their ship, for they are about to start for the North Pole We watch them hoist anchor heave in the cables, run up the sails, and with a shout they are off We hear th »m trying to sing, “Near- er my God to Thee” and we form the idea that they are about to share the fate of the Titanic and her passengers, but in a trice they are off for they have carpenters on board and a little pile of ashes does not conquer them Once more we hear a sh ut and lo! and behold, they have discovered, what—that they are late and that the teacher has bad to come and call them from their Dlay A delivery boy comes into view and as quickly disappears, and now Mr. Kell has urged me to take my seat. William Burt. 1910.

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BRING YOUR The Peoples Tailoring Co. . Made to your Order TROUBLES TO SUITS AND OVERCOATS $16.50 RE CHEKS West Side Jeweler and Optician NO MORE NO L -SS F. S. GILL MacKinnon Block Painter and Decorator West Side Grand Rapids. Wis. TWIN CITY DYE WORKS Cleaning, Dying, Pressing and Repairing Phone 521 Grand Rapids. Wis. WE WANT YOUR TRADE ANOTHER TERM A. ARNDT Fresh Candies all the time; Ice Cream and Lunches and fre h fruit in season 108 First St. Phone 82 BEADLE THE WEST SIDE CONFECTIONER, will give one pound best candy for the best reason why he don t want an automobile. Answers must be in writing and sealed. Popular Sunday Evening Scrvic s Congregational Church High School Students Especially Invited For GOOD RELIABLE HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS See McCAMLEY POMAINVILLE HARDWARE CO.