Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-04
BY THE HENNEPIN.
The Regular Budget From Busy Milan and
Vicinity.

The Regular Budget From Busy Milan and
Vicinity.
MILAN, March "A new feature of
the news Of this place will be month
ly reports of the Milan school. ALI
school articles which appear will be
correct in every particular and par
ents can depend on the reports. We
take pleasure of presenting to teach
ers. parents and pupils the report for
the month of February. The report
Of room No. 1. teacher Miss Edith
Davis, is as follows: Not absent
during the month of February, Will
lie Nichols, Merle McCulloch, Charlie
Stegmaeir, Beryl Willhite, Bethel
Heath, Edna Kale, Gertie McCulloch,
Don Afford. Earl Parker, Henry
Smith, Clayton Brubaker. Millie
Wilson, Ella Clause. Blanche Kell.
Sadie Sollenburger, Jennie Shipman
and Peter Ransom. Number Of pu-
pills enrolled, So; average attendance,
442.
The report of room No. 2. teacher
Miss Sadie Canaghan, is as follows:
Not absent during the month of Feb
ruary, Emma Boulton, Emma
Kuehl. Grace Kennedy, Lulu Nc ore,
Katie Mosher, Frank Willhite, Grace
Sollenburger, Bryant Vandruff, Ella
Nichols, Arthur Caldwell, Bessie
Mosher, George Cannon, Mamie
Adams. Oran Tenges, Glen Goble and
Glen Fitzsimmons; absent one-half
day, Hannah Fitzpatrick. John Will
son. Ella Cohen, Roland Swartz. Lee
Kell, Walter Griffin and Dick Crisis
we'll. Number Of pupils enrolled,
so; average daily attendance. 42.7.
The report of room No. 8, teacher.
Clark Smith, is as follows: Not alb
sent during the month of Febru-
Ray Kennedy. William Kale, John
O'Connell, Maurice O'Connell. Frank
Tindall, Flora Bolton, Maud Goble,
Mile Hinderer. Bertha Kell. Cora
Sutton and Nealy Walker. Number
of pupils enrolled. So. Average
daily attendance, As.
We will state that these three
rooms are models that schools
might pattern after. With good teach
ers, airy rooms and fine decorations.
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Inc Womsh missionary society
OF the Frespy'eriah enurch heId
praise meeting unursoay afternoon
AT o:i' ciocA' Inc program was as
IapPended:
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P.ayer. Mrs d T Robert on
Greeting ON vi-itors-Respondcd to by Mrs
RI olms'ead. OF The Society.
Recitation a..;on. Miss MsLang, I'm
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hsa.ss. mrs na Vsiit
Aftor bonsd;ct;on bv Pow Robert
sor f;no Inncb w.s serv.d in The
n,r,ors NJ the church bv tho ladies
Of the society.
Note.
William p.rsor ond SONS .ro Chi,
ming sand to Sberrard this week.
IW C.IJweII w,s y;s;t;nn Nf;,.n
friends in comnanv win WilI;am
Coulter FRIDAY.
Patrick Monks and family moved
to Bureau FRIDAY. Mr.. Monks in
tends tn work on the canal at that
place.
wednesday albert Tindau met
with an accident. While HAULING
coal he fell under the wheels which
n.ssed over his leo near the knee
There were 30 bushels of coal on the
load and it was queer that no bones
were broken. AS it is he will be laid
up for some time.
Friday evening Rock River lodge.
No. 1O5. gave a banouet to the mem
bers and their families besides a
number of invited friends. After
ATTENDING To lodge matters. evervone
did inst;ce Tn tho bountaous rena ST