Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-15

After the Close Of tho AssoeiatiOn--Ihe
Summer Schoo,--About the UniveTslty.
Special C9u.s91 Fence Ct nc RlgiSer.
MoEaANTowN, July 13.-T6e State
Tsschers' Association is over. TIE edu-
cltors have lett US and We are settling
down TO our normal condition again,
hcpinz that much of tina wisdom may lin
ger with us, doing US good for long time
10 come. The general verdict Of those at
tending the Educational Association Is
that while the attendance Of teachers and
other friends of education was not what II
shoull have been, vet the discussions were
move vigorous than ever before, and the
topics discussed the real living issues o.
me present. These in attendance went
home thinking more than ever OF the I'M
portance Of making our schools more fully
meet the demands Of the times, and carry
out their real object, tbs making OF gooC
citiz-na.
While the Association Is a thing Of the
mast the Summer Schccl goes right on IN
der the supervision Of Professors Panntor
Iaud Elliott. Dr. Purinton's lectures OF
psychology at s o'clock every mornins
drly nearly every member OF the schoo
10 his room, aud all who 20 wish TO 90
again. Prof T.. S. Fleming al Grafton
il actively engaged in the work and Is well
liked by all teacher.
The elocutiouist, Prof. Rayhill of Hi
nois. is e master in his profession and Is
iusiructing a large class Ia vocal ana ply
steal trimming.
Miss Boazbsrg IS spending two hours
day in drilling the members o. the school
in Msson's System Of Music. She has al
ready by her ability as teacher and bel
riss9inr manners won the respect OF all
She ia the teacher selected 20 superintenI
the music ia the Wheeling schools tn'
coming year. and we apprehend the b0ar'
of T. iucatiou could not have doue better
Last evening the "elite" Of the city at
tended "A concert at the Presbyterian
church. given By Mrs. SlveIthorne, voea-
Hst. ard Miss Altman, pianist, assisted by
Mestre.att.s orchestra. 1t Was a grea
success Both ladies' showed that thel
were musicians of high ordeT, while OF thu
orchestra it is not necessary TO speak.
Tieutanants Wilson aud Richmond, U
= A.. former Commandants IN the Unl
versitv. are u.iting MorgantOwn and cir
culating among their many friends.
The State Agricultural Experiment
station. undeg the dictatorship OF Ffot
John A. Myers, il destined to be OF tn
Greatest benefit 10 the state. The cream
srv has been visited during the past weei
nv hundreds of strangers, and the verdlc
Ia tasi il is q great success and that tn
"buttermilkr IS most exc5llent-tnis j
nsreonal testimony.
A sp,4pdid entertainment was gwen q
the PRESBYTERIAN Church Thursday even
ins. by Mrs. Slverhorne. 80,
Morgsntoga vill soon he supplied VIII
wafer works The pipo lines are oeini
laid rapidly. go,
a new court house is talked OF for TIN
Dlsce Vhe present old one is a disgrac
to the county. o
great many OF the teachers left Satur
5av for their respective homes. Am0ni
whom J. Il. Stanley and X. A. Lamp, o
Peasants county, who have been scuV'
members in the Normal for the pas
''T @rSo soc;,, wen 10y the ladies Of Nor
,ari M 4, the teacscrs Of the Normal a; an'
State Association was a grssS;a ahAr, , ~ ~
GOOD people Of MoygsntOwn are a2, tl, 10
their kind hospitality to their FELLOW
beings. =
Dr. Hartigau, Of the University, Is Wis
iting in eastern cities. lie will return
soon.
Prois. J.. V. Carpenter and U. 5 Fem
inc are the most sctive men Of the Normal
for which they deserve great praise.