The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-15
THE SCHOOL EXHIBIT
Well Attended by Our Citizens on
Both Evenings.
TWO GOOD PROGRAMS.
The Exhibits Prove Very Interesting and
Showed That Much Time and Labor
Had Been Expended.

fi Had Been Expended.
The Crawford County School Exhibit
which was held on Friday and Satur-
day proved success in every way.
The management had spared neither
time nor pains in preparing for this in
dustrial exhibit and feel that they have
been we'll repaid. The attendance on
both evenings was very large, the hall
being crowded to it's utmost capacity
and all seemed to take a great interest
in the school work and exhibits The
schools responded quite literally with
exhibition work, which was in every
instance meritous
The programs as carried out on both
evenings showed a careful training of
the scholars each of the little ones
carrying out his or her part in very
creditable manner. The instructors Of
our schools are to be congratulated up
on their work
and each display was credit to the
exhibitor. Mrs. John Ainsworth, who
has given her particular line Of paint
ing much study had a very nice exhibit
which was very interesting. She is a
close student and deserves great credit
BY invitation Mrs. S. g. Wright, of
Omaha, was present with a handsome
collection of her work in china This
exhibit proved very interesting. She is
an artist in all that the word implies
and being former and we'll known
resident of Denison, much interest was
taken in her work She had some fifty
pieces on display. among them being
miniature portraits, plates, chocolate
sets, q tankard and vase, bon bon box,
etc. A number of pieces shown had
been placed in competition with work
receiving Worlds Fair premiums, and
had been awarded medals over it.
Mrs. Wright was very much pleased at
the reception accorded her efforts and
expressed wish that at some future
time she would again have an oppor-
tunity to exhibit more extensive collec-
tions. While here she sold number
of pieces to admirers of art.
The following prizes were awarded:
FIRST PRIMARY.
Language Work-1. Irene Spencer. 2
Grace Schlumberger. 8. Irene Van Ness.
Number work.. Dolly James. 2. Alice
Romano q August Christensen.
Penmanship.-1. Lamber Ericsson. 2.
Irene Van Ness. g. Georgia Mcclellan.
& Industrial work.. Ruth Cole. 2. Eva
Nicholson. 3. Pearl Wilson.
SECOND PRIMARY.
Drawing.-1. Oracle Schlumberger. 2
Bernie Miller. g. Olga Borgstahl.
Arithmetic. Birdie Berg. g George
Richards. 8. Edward Retman.
Language. Birdie Berg. 2. Minnie
Giss. g. BERTHE Berg
Penmanship.-l. Birdie Berg. 2. Minnie
Glss. 3. Flora Smith.
Letter.-1 August Christensen 2. Min
ME Reeh. g. Mamie McCord's pupil.
Pressed leaves and fowers.-1. Erma Naeve
2. Janet Muir. }. Edith Mccormick.
Industrial work.. Annie Lochmiller.
Allie Morris. 8. Bessie Langley's pupil.
INTERMEDIATE.
Drawing.-1. Johnny Maloney. 2. Katie
Fiernan's pupil. 3. Clara Wells.
Arithmetic. Hilda Broderson. g Hill
da Broderson. g. Anna Heppner.
Penmanship.-1. Amelia Christianson.
Edna Raine. 8. Mary Oxwang.
letter. Grace Van Ness. 2. Minnie
ieGiss. 3. Edna Raine.
Relief may of any continent.-l. Lux
Weeks. 2. Minnie Giss. 3. Geo. Danielson
Map of Crawford county. u. Clarenc
schooley. 2. Anna Jurgenson. g. Lenni
Moeller.
Language.-l Nettie Nicholson. q Min
ME Giss. 8. Anna Heppner.
Map of Iowa with countless. Anna Aeb
fischer. 2. David Menagh. a.nMaggie OK
wang. ~ .ia.i u ~ tae AlgH -
Collection of wood, names Grade Nv
Glass b. 2. Grade Nv, Glass A.
Industrial Johnny Maloney. 2. Llor
ence Muir. 8. Nettie Nicholson.
GRAMMAR.
Outline map of u. ST.. Anbra Walker.
Emma Peters 8. Abbie Hanson.