The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-22
LIST OF GRADUATES
FIFTY GET DIPLOMAS AND sixty
NINE RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS.

County Superintendent ColvIlle Completes
the Work of Grading Nearly Two Thous-
and Papers-sedgwick County Boys and
Girls Complete the Kansas Common
School Course-Two Hundred and Five
Take the Test Which Was the Hardest
Ever Given-DesirabIe List of Prizes
Ofered-Names of the Winners.
County Superintendent Colville yester.
Gay Afternoon completed the grading o:
manuscripts from the county common
school examination
Two hundred and five took the test,
fifty-one received diplomas as graduates
from the common schools Of Kansas, and
sixty-nine were given certificates of
scholarship emitting them to mention
for exceptionally creditaole work.
Several prizes were offered, but owing
10 the closeness of grades on a number
Of papers the award will not be made un-
Ill after a careful re-examina ton.
Washburn college of Topeka offers a
years scholarship to the highest aver
age grade in the county. Fairmount col
!ege makes similar offer and the win
ner can take choice of schools. Lewis
academy and the business college offer
half rate terms for the highest gradual.
grade from each point where examina-
lions were held, and in addition 10 these
the Goldsmith stationery company Of
fers a suitable prize for the best grade N
reading. Announcement Of these awards
Will be made later.
This is the largest number of pupils
that has ever taken the examination N
this county and resulted in nearly two
thousand papers.
Below are the successful names and
addresses:
Wichita-Diplomas Custer Kerr, Au-
stin Tucker, Ethel Tucker, Efie Prunty.
Nellie Piercy. Certificates: William
Benson, Martha Hawkinson, Elmer Haw
kinson, Mabel Salmon, Gertrude Dowd,
Bertha Drollinger, Susie Rosentiel, Paul
Goodyear, Ora Caller, Nora Halbrook, C.
G. Craig. Ralph Caller, Ida DafI1emyer,
George Heinig.
Furley-Diploma: Mabel Stanley. Ger
tificate: Mary Stevenson, Lille Hiser,
Matt Kahl. Willie Baker.
Waco-Dipl0ma: Alma Tompson, Iva
Wier, Olive Russell, Ota Reed. Certifi-
Gates: 10 James. Charles Sample, Maud
Sence, Nellie McRae, Mona Haff, Ollie
Berry, Lima Washburn. Augusta Lamb
ky, Clarence Neal, Reno Raughey, Effie
Starr.
Valley Center-Diplomas Allie Brooks
Clara Duncan. Certificates: Earl Car
rothers. Dawson Coffman. Ella Duncan.
reenwich-Diplomas: Lizzie Wilson.
Certificaes: Charles Devore, George De-
wore, Pearl Whitecotton, Nora Whitecot-
ton.
learwater-Diplomas: Nettie Senter,
Jessie Keller, Flora Palmer, Cora Smith.
Maggie Craig, Nora Sanders, john Mel
son. Minnie Burchell. Verne Matthews,
Arthur Dyer, Inez Sandusky, Corena
Struthers, Bertha Nighswonger. Certifi-
Gates: Dona Sandusky.
Garden Plain-Diplomas: Nellie Glass
cock, Sarah Glasscock. Nellie Lushhardt,
Agnes Camp, Dan Camp, Frank White
law. David Durf1inger, Ellsworth Brown.
Certificates: Mary Glasscock, Eva Will
uams
Derby-Diplomas: Anna Braden, Liz
zie Gerties. Certificates: Kate Moone,
Z. V. Moone.
Peatone-Diplomas Bruce Miller.
Certificates: A. C. Small, William Small
Alma Porter.
Colwich-Diplomas Eunice Miller,
Alta Brown, Maude Brown. Vessie WICK
ers. Rosie Kline. Cora Nease. Certifi-
Gates: Florence Couch.
Cheney-Diplomas: Goldie Rankin,
Lenuel Kimball Certificates: Mollie
Whitehead, Sam Walters. Ernest Muir
ply, Laura Champion, Cora Conner, May
Coner. Rudolph Krase.
Mt Hope-Diplomas: Allie Hudson,
Warner Cair, P. G. DeVaughn, s. V.
Haskins. Alice Matlock, George Ma
lock. c. L. Wright. Certificates: NJ. L.
Mackie. Lulu Kissick, Harry Bsrdshar.
Cornwall. Estella Hatton. Marcy Kirk,
Arthur Pace, Minnie Gilchrist, Grace
Lee Houston.
Observation-Disclosures Bert Pruitt,
Laura Burwell, Elona Flood, Ethel Ad-
ans. Mae Jones.
Andale-Certificates Logan Gensman.
The reports have all been sent out.
Anyone failing to receive a report viii
please notify me. J. V. COLVILLE.
Two years ago r. J. Warren, a drug
gist at Pleasant Brook, y. Y. bought
small supply of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. He sums W the result as fol-
lows: AT thai time the goods were IN
known in this section: today Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is a household
word 1, is the same in hundreds of
communities. Wherever the good quail
ties Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy be-
come known the people viii have nothing
else. For sale by druggists.
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