The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-08-07
Lola Produce Market.
Normal Notes.
tute il over and gone!

Institute Is over ana gone!
What have we done, teachers, to
reap the full benefits of the Normal?
Have we hent every energy toward
success? Has each one of us utilized
all the means placed at his command?
L fear that many do not realize the
full purpose of the Normal Institute!
And, when the examinations were oil,
many wished, no doubt, that every
moment of the time had been proper
ly spent.
1t is believed by many that in pre-
pairing his examinations, Prof. Snow
concluded to exterminate the pedago-
que, seeing that he has had such re-
markable success with the Kansas
cbintz-bug.
Taken all around, the present ses-
sion was very successful and tn
many a very profitable term.
We trust that those who do not
want to learn and improve themselves
intellectually, will realize that those
who pay their money that they may
be benefited by the Normal Institute
do not care to be annoyed by unnec-
essary noise and confusion in the halls
when the County Superintendent is
absent.
Below we present the resolutions
adopted at the close of the session
lola KANSAS, July 80, 1891.
BY virtue of authority invested in
us, we, your committee on resolutions,
do hereby offer the following resolu-
tions to the teachers of Allen county.
lst. ResOlred that we extend our
sincere thanks to Supt. +. T. Barber
for his untiring efforts which he has
put forth to make this Institute sue
cess, and Furthermore we feel that we
can say that this has been one of the
most profitable Institutes ever held
in Allen county.
2nd. Resotred that we extend our
thanks to Professors Estey, Myler,
efforts which they have put forth in
organizing extra classes for our bene-
fit. We feel that their work has been
entirely satisfactory to all concerned,
and we wish for each of them, success
i'm their winters work.
3rd. ResOlred that we extend our
thanks to Miss Ella Cowan for the ex-
cellent manner i'm which she has con-
Quoted her classes i'm Elocution, and
we wish for her success in her future
work at Augustine. And to Miss
Chambers who has 90 faithfully Ia
bored in the kindergarten depart
ment, our sincere thanks are due.
And we would wish her well i'm her
future work.
5th. WHEREAS Providence has
during the session of this Institute,
seen fit to remove from earth two of
Allen Co.'s beloved and respected cit
liens, Mrs. l.. 4. T.. Remsberg and
Mrs. Wiley Mitchell. Therefore be it
Resolved, that we extend our heart
felt sympathies to Mr.. +. G.. Remsberg
and Misses Leona and Mamie Mitch
ell, and other members of the families,
i'm their sad bereavement.
9Th. ResOired that we extend our
thanks to the new feature of the In
sIitutC, THO CHiOIt anu lIlctT ISstucr,
Mr.. ]. +. Henderson for the excellent
music furnished by them during the
Institute.
eth. ResOlred that we extend our
kindest regards to the Editors of the
City papers for publishing all Insti-
tute items OF interest, and to the citi-
zens of lola for their genial hospitality
by which we have been entertained
during our short stay with them.
q. w. SMITHl
CLARA HARRIS Com.
10. ROBERTS
After the adoption of the above,
Supt. Barber proposed that the choir
lead in singing America, which was
sung with a vim. Then all sang
"Sweet Bye and Bye" when the Al
len County Normal Institute for 1891
closed.