The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-08-09

about 80. This is one of the largest
ever held in the county Below we give
the enrolment since our last issue.
A GRADE.
Emily McAndrews Bertha McAndrews
" A Mcclure Lille Lewis
Lulu Boworth Minnie Christie
Margaret Gillmor Grace Faskett
Nellie Meehan Emma Rane
Abbie Goodrich Chas Flint
j S Beans w White
Elizabeth Allen EW Houston
E Laughery E Jackson
WI Town Book
d Hall Ed Rhodenbaugn
AIDA Edwards Ell Hird
Phoebe Craps
b GRADE
Lucia Crandall Letta Wright
Ethel Christie Lena Engberg
Lizzie Champion Amanda Nicholson
Alice Baters Clara NcAhren
Goldie Thompson Maggie Bieen
Ellie Erickson Katie Goodrich
Hattie Duesber
G GRADE
JAS Dougherty Mayme Servoss
Christine Sheridan Jorgensen
Howard Hughs John Curry
LIZZIE Mitchell
ID GRADE
Maggie Massey Lena A Peck
Thos Button Paul Poiteyin
Institute Notes,
The promptness and regularity of
the institute was nicely demonstrated
in the G grade Tuesday morning when
only three of the fifty-three members
were absent.
Elizabeth Allen, primary teacher of
the Kellon school, Omaha, is at the in
stitute for several days visit with
teachers. Miss Allen is one of the best
known and most successful primary
teachers of Nebraska.
Rev. Farrelly led in devotion Mon
day morning, and gave talk to the
teachers at the chapel exercises. Faith
or Farrelly is progressive propounder
of his faith, and is held in high esteem
by his church society.
E. III. Hlrd, general agent for E. U.
Vale, publisher of Intelligence, Weeks
Current and Teachers Aids, is at the
institute. This is his seventh season in
this line. lie has visited Institutes in
Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, Kansas
and Missouri, and thinks that major
ity of the Iowa institutes rank as the
best he has visited in the several states.
Supt. Failor gave a short talk on the
Amana Society, of Iowa county. While
the system is failure generally applied
there are many excellent virtues to be
observed and emulated. Honesty, fru-
gallty and industry are developed as
habits and the people prosper in their
way with apparent comfort and happi-
ness. The central aim of the society is
to Expect from each man according to
his ability and administer to him ac
cording to his needs
The examinations will be held at tie
college building on Friday and satur-
day of this week. They are to test the
ability of applicants for certificates aud
classify the teachers in the profession
tor the ensuing year.
Supt. Hoist is one Of the busy men Of
the business world. He has taught in
twenty Iowa institutes the past two
years. heis the patriarch OF the county
superintendency at present, having the
longest line of experience of those now
in of1ice-two years. This year he
taught and lectured before over la00
teachers.
Did you ever see an all-around man?
IT not, look at Prof. VanNess. lie can
with gallantry meet the ladies, conduct
Sunday school, manage a picnic, lead
in institute and aggressively teach the
classes. There is much to be attributed
to the "Van."
Prof. j. III. Holmes is to be compi-
mented on his success III Algebra IN
his manner of presenting the subject
his aim is to lead to q clear conception
.and logical line of reasoning. Few in
structors equal him in power to cause
the student to think.
Miss Wilson eXcels in methodic work.
Her classes are always interesting and
her students interested.
Prof. Hess is bringing the West Side
schools to high grade lie Is school
man not afraid of work and consec-
utive application. The people of West
Side chose wisely when putting him at
the head of the schools.
A social was given the teachers last
evening. A fine program OF music.
Rotations and lemonade was the
chief attraction.
Prof and Mrs. NanNess entertain
the county Sunarintendauta and inst i nj o