The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-29

| uniformity OF text IN Kansas, 1t would not
be but few years until they would have
to resubmlt it to the people again.
The teacher who is industrious will be
only too anxious to have variety of
books and will want new ideas from other
| men.
Mr. Payne closed the debate in a ten
minutes talk, answering some points made
by his opponent.
The committee appointed to report
officers for the ensuing year through its
secretary, Mr.. James Cooke, reported the
following:
President-D. s. Pence, Sedgwick
county.
Vice Presidential. G. Woodrow, Barber
county.
Secretary-Miss Mary Parsons, Butler
Treasurer-Mrs. Ella Kinsey, Kingman.
Executive Committee-H. w. Charles,
Harvey; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Carson, Summer; d.
r. Boyd, Cowley.
Prof. Kemp of the Wichita University,
chairman of the committee on resolutions,
reported the following which were adopted
Resolved, That the superintendent
should hold first grade certificate as n
condition of eligibility to the office of
County upeflnIeuuency.
Resolved, That cities of the first and
second classes should De prohibited from
voting for county superintendent of pub
lie instruction
Resolved, That it is the sense of this as
ISOLATION that state certificates and diplo-
mas from state normals of each state,
should be valid in all the others.
Resolved, That the township system
should be substituted for the district sys-
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taxes, equal school terms, better teachers
and more satisfactory results.
Resolved, That we, the teachers Of the
Southwestern Kansas Teachers assOcia-
ton, reaffirm our allegiance snd faith in
our prOhibitory law, and are yet opposed
to the resubmission of the same first, last
and always.
Resolved, That thanks are due to the
officials of the association for their efficient
service in providing for this meeting; to
all others who have contributed to the
pleasure and profit of the members, and
especially TO those who have rendered the
use of Lewis academy for the meeting.
CONCERT.
The concert at the close last evening
was grand success in every particular.
The chapel was full to OVERLOOKING and all
went away feeling as though they were
greatly benefited, and that the ending of
the Teachers association was grand and
glorious. Special mention is deserving to
be made of the vocal solos of Mrs Hovey.
The list of the visitors are as follows:
Sedgwwick county-H. NJ. Hutchinson,
Carrie Mohr. c. A. Baird, Rose Hermes,
Matte Gass, A. NJ. Kebens, Della
Smoke, J. NJ Naylor, Mary Oramer,
a. n. Whitside, Maggie Kice,
Charles Mackey, Agnes Herring,
Susie Smith, Susie Merrill, George Rsce, J.
II. Mcpherson, Mary Z. Rome, Miss l.. +.
Younk, 6. c. Younk, J. A. Page, Luie
Chamberlain, L. a. Noel, d. NJ. Helt, w.
Sallie Sharp, Ada Spepard, l. A. Vowel,
Rose B. Payne, G. +. King, Matte Cutler,
l.. 5. Baily, Maud Mclaughlin, p J.. Ar
nett, Belle More, Agnes Knight, Libby
Keith. Cora Francisco, c. A. Glass, j. c.
Post, Ella Stanglard, Lizzie DickersOn, q.
a. CrittOn, X. f. Bronse, r. l.. Barack
man, Tina Cleayeland, a. NJ. Weyeneth,
HELEN Colville, Minnie Lane, Prof. Kemp,
J. Maltbie. II. >. McIikial, Hattie W.
Edgar, r. W. Craig, Minnie Keys. Della
Allen, o. V. Miller, Z. c. Merrill, Amos
Burns, q. o. Kassner, A. ID. Taylor, Kate
Bonnell, f. H. Harper, j. S. Carson, w.
Browder, Adie Enbree, Ella Scribner, J.
X. Relish, NJ. O. Newman, d. 5. Pence,
Charles Reynolds, j. NJ. Parke, Mary
Night, Pearl Crouch, I. p. Shull, Mark
A. Carlton, Sabthe Herring, Ella Watson,
j. &. Meyer, Ruth j. Homes, j. +. Wick |
off
Harper county-Gill Titus, L. Roude-
bash, Mary G. Moore, A. Il. LETTERS. Lizzie |
Eden Lizzie Arbuckle, Jonas Cook and |
wife, Maud Hines, Fannie Mckinley.
Kingman county-Jennie Walker, Alice |
Oblinger, A. Gridley, j. II. Campbell, Cor |
nea Gether, Susie Gregg, Posa NanDalm, |
w. *. johnson, Ella kinsey, Jennie Nc
kinsey.
Harvey county-Carrie Bradley, S. w. |
II. w. Charles, Grove Bennett, |
Anna Vazer, Carrie Bradley, Avis Smith, |
Annie Rich, Cora Hurst.
Butler cOunUy-Cora Sumner, G.. S. Hull, |
=. V. Milton, Amos Snider, Ada More |
head, Clara Brown, May Parsons, Sarah |
\. Wiiaer, Ellen Palmer, +. NJ. Ward, |
Maud Whitehead, Emma Wallace, j. +. |
Della Hover, y. +. kibby, Cora |
Summers.
Sumner county-S. L. Crane, W Fl. |
Bowdse, George Hit. Jessie McGler, |
Helen Onken, Maggie Porter, John Ander,
son, Susie PendletOn, L. ID. Brown, Emma |
Canady, Hellie Hanes, Blanche Smell, |
Laura Moore, J. b. Coldville, New |
ton ShOup, Amy Dukman, +. |
w. Butcher, +. a. Dideric, |
Nellie V. Davidson, H. S. Miller, d. |
brunSWlCK, lua w est, Mary HOWeS, MISS /
5. Hutchinson, /. 5. Monnett, NOBLE |
Handy, MoIlie Wilson, Hannah Miles, j. |
f. Clark, A. NJ. Wright, Jennie Petley, /
Nollie Galloway, Ida Tyffe. +. 7. Norris, |
Nina Norris. Maud Price, Bertha Price,
5 Fondin, VI. NJ. Carson, Edith VI. Myers, /
Owen Higgins, G. V. Orear, o. II. At
berry, Anna NJ. Range, Effie Niderick, : |
f. Houseworth, Ella Allen, J. r. White, /
Nollie Mitchell, \. I. Pool, ID. A Stiff, II.
p. Butcher, +. /. Buckingham, Nora /
Jones, Lena Edmundson, II. b. White,
J. L. Swain, q. w. Derham,
A. J. Parks, Mertle Summers
w. G.. Melee, Jennie 8roadfoot, Irwin By
ON, Jennie Higgins, Minnie Ross, Miss
Nollie Shafer Matte Graham, !. l..
Roach, Eta Bolt, Stella La1ferty, J. ii.
iayse, Alfred Garden, Ella Gaskell w Il.
light, j. A. Wook, Mona Connor, Ella
II. A. Owen.
Perry, J. B. Rice. Maggie Ford, Mary
Bowers, \. Clendenin, Annie Bowers, d.
Z. Boyd, Mary Griffin, Mary Il.
Lizzie Work, +. r.
Miller, Nellie Marsh, Ella Williams,
4Ottie Soul, Julia L, Cation, w. 4. Hitch
eek, j. ) Burger Lizzie Dyer, W. t..
Mood. W. p. Jacobers, {. :. ROuny.
Pratt County-Emana Bull, Herman
Kline, c. f. Shut. !. A. Butcher
kiowa COunty-Alin kers, +. a. Hor-
on, Daisy Ferguson, Lola Berry.
WHAT THEY THINK.