The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-08-14
CERTIFICATES GRANTED.
OFFICE OF Co. 81

lola, AANS., Aug. III, 1850.
The following persons received Ger.
tificates at the examination held July
31st and August /:
L L Carter, H L Palstring, + w LIE
masters, G f Hedge, J X Allen, Vide
NJ Fetherngill, Sarah E Morrow, H NJ
King. Kate Bacon, Flora NJ Gay, E Z
Remsburg, James Wakefield. H Tai
entire, J Il McLeland, Ida Marley, T
w Myler, F Nj Wilcox, Ivah Merwin,
Edw Muth, VIM r Robinson, J G
Rhoads. Carrie Strong, NJ F Harris,
Ella F Cowan, Gertrude Christian,
Jennie Colborn, J F Flynn, Annie
Keogh, Grant Billbe, J NJ Lindsey, M
Simmonds. Geo Seymour, \ H Barber,
John w Pine, f e Marley, Mary q
Allen, Chas Devore, Hattie Adams,
Ruth l. Brown, Adde Mounsir, Hattie
Divilbiss, Sophie Arnold, Olive s
Smith, Louise Fusslnan, Mary q OIL
fest, Ella Tozer, Mollie White, Mrs H
b Adams, Eifie Collett, Julia l. Beeson,
Prairieton Todd, Il B Shaffer, N Davis,
f Fannie johnson, Alice d Percy, G
w Marley, Anna Gallagher. Mrs A b
Stoddard, g s Ritter, Edna Hastings,
Minnie Merwin. J f Scroggs, F J Nc
Kenna. Mrs Jennie Persons, Carrie B
COzine, Jennie Marshal, Katie Keogh,
A Il Heiser, Roy Fetherngill, Cora
Hazlett, Sadie N0rmingtOn, Nellie
Jones, May COffman, Grace Percy. Al
ice Hendricks, Laura Swinney, G W
Trout, Betty Gadberry. Mary Osborn,
John F Burton, Anna J McNicol, Levi
Alice Peak, Ida NJ Car
nine, Grace Valentine, Mary H Lee,
Ollie Nj Gerall, Bernice Ferguson.
The infants high chair, presented by
Patterson Bros. to the one making the
highest standing in Physiology was
taken by Mr.. E. w. Myler.
Mr.. L. l.. Carter made the highest
in the "a" class, TAX
ing the Red Line Poems pre-
sented by Messrs. Goodhue & Ev-
ans. MIR. E. w. Myler receives Web
sters Condensed Dictionary, presented
by MIR. \. o. Allen, for the second high
est standing in the "a" class.
Messrs. G0odhue & Evans also pre-
sent to Miss Minnie Merwin copy of
ScOtt's illustrated Poems for the high
est standing in the "B" class. Mr..
chas. Devore receives copy
Of Wordswortll's poems presented by
Mr.. Allen, for making the second high
est.
Mr.. W. w. Curdy presents a three
dollar hat to MIR. John +. Burton for
the highest standing in the &c" class.
pound of Mr.. Klaumann's "Best Tea"
tor the second best standing in that
class.
Idesire to return my sincerest thanks
10 the many citizens of the city who
have 80 kindly aided in making our
Institute success, by opening their
houses, providing homes for the teach
,rs while among us; to the lola School
Board, and through them the citizens,
or granting us the use of our magnifi-
cent and cOmmOdiOus building. Let
ne assure you that these favOrs are
'ully appreciated by the teachers of
Allen county.
l would especially thank Messrs.
Patterson Brothers, Go0dhue & Evans,
4. .. Allen, Mr.. Curdy, Herman
llaumann, the papers of our city, the
C0urant and REGISTER, with the Hum
,Oldt Union, for the interest manifest
I'd aud the many favOrs shown.
we WERE Truly SioU " Scc tuC lutHlS'
ers of the city exhibit such concern in
'ur welfare, and the cause of education
" being present and assisting in the
conduct of our chapel exercises Oh so
many occasions.
Teachers, we have closed another
Month of Institute work, AMI, may
az think the best yen have ever done
II the county. We have finished an
ther of those annual examinations,
the most rigid We have ever
lad. Permit me congratulate you
pon the crc,litable manner in which |
on have performed your work. While
he schools have been progressing under
our teaching during the past few years
It me urge You to put forth every en-
eavOr to make this years
york excel all others.
Ope you will labor to place your
rhOOls upon a graded basis, leaving a
pcorI of each pupils scholarship with
be clerk of your district, as guide for
our successor.
Wishing You the best of success and
you every aid in my power, 1
pnain your Obetlient servant.
J. T.. HENDERSON.