Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-03-14
ccHOOL REPORTS-No. VIII.

Sub UlSCTICt Nv. =, AsSu AsooN A0"A
hin. Robert L. Worth, Teacher; S
) months term; salary $50 per month;
. scholars enrolled Al, present 26. All
the branches taught. Order good.
This is the teachers first school. The
.chool is backward. The Teacher
takes interest, and so does most Of the
.ehool. House frame and new.
February q, visited Sub District
No. 9, Lake Prairie Township, Cord
on B. Clark, Teacher; s. G. McAdoo,
Sub Director; scholars enrolled 20;
present 81; Al months term; salary
SOS per month. Order good. All the
branches taught. l found this work
inc school; the Teacher works, and
the scholars initiate his example.
House frame and good.
Feb. 20, visited Sub District No. 3,
same Township, Miss Belle Winder,
Teacher; l.. Wander Linden, Sub Di-
rector; scholars enrolled 50; present
10; months term; salary SOS per
month. Order good. All the branches
taught, except History. The school
Is not in flourishing condition.
House frame and good, but poorly
seated. The Teacher labors hard for
the School.
Same day, P. NJ, visited South
pella; the principal Teacher is r. H.
Lacy; scholars enrolled 81; present
s. All the branches taught, except
History. This house is situated near
the Depot, and the noise around in
errupts the school. The teacher la
,ors. All take an interest. Order
,ood. Spent short time in the pri-
mary room, taught by Miss S. Fannie
Liter. Scholars enrolled 54; present
IS. The branches taught in this room
are Spelling, Reading in the First,
Second and Third Readers, Mental
Arithmetic and Geography. The
scholars in this room print their
spelling lessons on states. This room
is small and very inconvenient. The
teacher and scholars all take an in
terest in their lessons. Order good.
Feb. %, visited the room taught by
Miss A. Reynolds; scholars enrolled
3: present So. The branches taught
III this room are Reading to include
IN he Fourth Reader, Mental and Writ
81 en- Arithmetic and Geography. This
n san excellent school. The Teacher
/ forks, and the scholars follow her
example. Order good.
Same day, P. NJ, visited the room
.ught by Miss Bertha Stoddard
cholars enrolled Sc; present As. The
ranches taught in this room are AL
habet, Spelling, Reading in the First
nd Second Readers. The teacher
.bors hard, and takes an interest in
er task. Order good.
March LIST, visited East Pella
.chool, taught by c. Canine. Schol-
rs enrolled rs; present So. The
ranches taught in this room are
polling, Reading in the First, Second,
bird and Fourth Readers, Mental
rithmetic and Geography. The
eacher lahors hard, and the scholars
interested in their lessons. Order
)od.
Same day, p. NJ, visited West Pc l.
Miss II. III. Werth, Teacher; schol-
8 enrolled 4S; present 30. The
anches taught in this room are AL
labet, Spelling, Reading in the First
I'd Second Readers, and Mental Ar
lmetic. Order good. This room is
lall and inconvenient. The teacher
ID school are interested in their
ork.
I have now visited all the Schools
Pella, and find them in a good
orking condition, and an excellent
rps of teachers. 1 would just say
at you need school house. Go to
ork and build a good house. The
buses now are not suitable, neither
e they convenient.
March 4th, in company with sup
irector A. Stevenson, visited SUB
istrict No A, Polk Township, }. ).
inch, teacher. Scholars enrolled IS;
resent 40; term months; salary $3.50
armonth. All the branches taught
kept History. This school is pros
sring very well. House frame ana
BOD.
Same day, P. NJ, visited Sub Dis
riot No. S, same Township, MISS
landelia Weigand, Teacher; >. Ben
on, Sub Director. Scholars enrolled
1; present q; salary 1913 per month;
tx months term. / found in this
chool a set of Wall Maps. All are
xorking and in prospecting condi'
ion. Order good. All the branches
.ught. House frame and good.
March 5, visited Sub District No. H.
novyiIlo TounShin John f. Ba1ly,