The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-01

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INV pleasure to spend two day Of the past week
in the public schools of WI it- Cloud and herewith
init nv report Of the .ame But this being NV first visit
to the place since the completion Of the school build
ing must not omit to Rive that passing notice since
I, the inst ude Of citizen of this snterprsng aad
Aourisbing towu
THE NEW BUILDING
stands ON an emipeuce near the head Of Main Street. and
from which there IL splendid view Of the Big Muddy and
theurvuudipr country In stye of architecture internal
and urce,s Of beating and ventilation this
hud;ny prob.blv pot in the State out,de Of
or large cities Th;. budin, Ia ie.ieped far four de-
..,tu.n,. and each ,oom 4. ~ sopc, vth al, the lat
eat ,uur,v.meut. I'm .eats deska blackboardx chart,
man. lors tslur;an. and other appsr,tus 20 essential
IN IN. .nt. of the Each room will comfort
.bv seat sixty pup. and has wardrobe attached from
vhicb there aeer.. VA the main hall which exteps the
entire width Of the building with front and rear en-.
trance
coxr or nr,uprya
This building thus completed and furnished cost oply
s,l oo jnclndng rn, and inclosure Of annie scbool
sropnas ei.trrr etc understand that the Iatr .eoI
hoard are somexba, cen.nred for ,h.ir reckss. exnu
ture of dstrict fuudx but II appear, To me gentlemen
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THE rr .crrps ruPIoYrp
arr A. n Miller pr;ncinal and Miss Jenuis Foster and
Mira T n Dev Assistants In the graded schoc and M.s
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stand this may be intellectual culture
In this particular Mr. Miller is proficient and his
present school a model
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT
This is conducted BY Miss Jennie Foster former pu
pil of the present PRINCIPAL and sill, upd.r his in
all that pertains to the general of her class,
drills and with his assistance she is don. excellent
work Miss Foster Of all those traits 40 essen
successful TEACHER and with experience will be
come one of our most prominent educators There are bur
few of our present teachers who are really t the
business in which they engaged that give any char
scter dignity to the profession One to be successful
teacher the Hrst place make il matter Of con-
science; few Of our woudbe teachers do this
The business Of teaching train the faculties and
ges Of the mind-to have under control the spirits of child
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mental anu NORA oe ,ne instrument Of deVe'
oP'ne cn.ae'r ~nicn sna' ontss the years o mortal
me sucn the 'eacners profession an" one not excel
led in dignity.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Mrs T. H. Dey has had this grade under her charge for
he ty0 frsm her audva