The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-05
WHITEWATER Sent. 5. 1876.

the columns OF your paper to note LIS
1 general standing of the writing clas
held in Whitewater during August, 1910
No. enrolled, SO; per cent. Of attendance
department and recitation II theory, 30
+ Fl ere follow the names ola large numbei
who have MADE the most improvement
ID frrent respects or become the besi
writers, which We omit.
! To the patrons and scholars who have
So generously extended their ai6 IN oul
eudeavors 10 obtain punctuai attendance
to the M (. Z. and Universal societies whf
have furnished US room and furniture
under the care of Rev. s. Showers, toi
the cars full IN nrer that Willie Prat.e
attended the hall during the termf; Tor
rum berless kibdnt sses extended during
the terms By Mr., and Ms. +. Il. Prttt;
also TO the several committees for the
able and careful manner of deciding and
testing the merits Of the class according
10 their work, we would extend to all
our sincere thanks. Especially would
we return thanks to those who presented
the glft and the following note:
WHITEWATER. Aug. 26th, 1S76.-MRs.
MYRoN S d. B. SCHULTZ: Will you
confer upon us the or at pleasure OF
accepting this list and present. 1t ls q
small token Of he high esteem you hays
gained in our midst as q kind ami IN
structive teacbnr Hoping that its ac-
ceptance will ford you as much pleas.
ure as the presenting has us, we are very
res pectfully yours.
Intz Marsh, Hattie Marsh, Jennie
White, w ocotte Salisbury, F Kreaphn,
Norris BeIkuap, James Castle, Libbie
Haubert, Rose Schrom, Ida Coburn,
Lille S,chs, May Marsh, Nena Cook,
Paul Kreapin, Willie Pratt, Rosalic
HauberJ
AS the gift If tie gold pen and case
is Of the chciccsC matermls-gold and
crystal pearl so le. me wish that the
pathway T all may be strewn with the
choicest of luve's tokens and each may
gather OF the golden threads OF purity
and love enough TO clothe them fit TO
walk the pesry streets of Heaven
Mrs MYRoN s. D. B. SCHULTZ.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE.
Having taken TWO terms Of writing
lessons under the instruction Of Mrs.
Myron S. d. B Schultz, we unanimously
give our decision thai her teaching has
given unbounded satisfaction. Under
the careful and steady training that l.
has been our gooG fortune 10 receive
from her for two terms. wetud that
our class CT fifty. that at first presented
such an untidy, unframed appearance;
such as blotting and tearing OF books,
wiling in all irregular shapes and man
ners, have, under her influence, changed
from the poorest scribbler, almost inva-
riably to beautiful penmana. Writing
we have learned is as lmportans as
speak king, and that if Cne wishes to at
tam h,gh excellence in pepmanship, 1t
becomes necessary to learn the analysis
of tie letters. and the correct manner OF
making the different par S, and OF con
Meeting them Therefore, abe theory,
together with the oral instructions CIV
en- by her, we consider direct course
whereby any may become pennDans thac
Will bear the test Of the most eAacting.
Allow ne, as pupils, 10 recommend MRS.
Schultz to the people AS teacher whose
school will be of much credit and last
lng good to those that secure Der ser
vices. And while thanking her sor the
instructions given to our class, we ccr-
daily invite her to visit our town again,
professionally. at her earliest conven-
lence. Ines Marsh, .Libbie Hano.r',
Rose Schrom, w. ScOtte Salisbury, +.
Kteaplin, James Castlt.
WHITEWATER, Aug. Goth, 1870 I'VE
take great pleasure in acknowledging
che valuable services of Mrs. Myr1n =.
d. B. Schultz IN the instruction of t~"
q >es in penmanship in this place AM
der the SpeDcerian system. The system
taught By her is thorough, the method
new and com elete. The recognitlon OF
the idea, that writing IS a mental as well
as mechanical process, establishes the
remarkable success of her pupils, upon
Il permanent basis SO that, II through
carei essness the wiring becomes In
perfect, reference to first principle
and few hours practice and study OF
the theory will restore the excellence.
We heartily recommeLd her as q most
competent teacher.
Mrs. j J. Starlin, Mrs. F. L. Pratt,
Mrs. S. Marsh, Mrs Geo. w. Ester.y,
Mrs. R Coburn, Mrs. D. s. Cook, Mrs.
G. A Ray, Mrs Ada Ray Cooke, Mrs.
W. J. Trppe, Mrs. DR.. Bel6nap, Mrs, J.
Page.
WHITEWATER, Wis, Sept. lst. 1876
The undersigned, being selected TO ex-
anime the writing ana report the inn
provement made in peDmanehip by the
class under the instruction of Mrs. My
ron S. D. B. Schaltz, do most heartily
say that both the renmanship and the
improvement made by the pupils are
gratifying and surprising. We feel that
The system IS taught by Mrs. Schultz is
be superior to any other of which we
have knowledge, and the manner of h
teaching TO be most excellent, and We
recommend her to any and all who wish
to improve themselves in the art OF
writing.
REV. r D STEARNs,
G. M. CLACKMAN,