Hutchinson gazette., 1899-01-26
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The following series OF instItutel
have been arranged for by superIn
tendent Nelson; First series. begin nlnI
May Goth; second series, beginning
June 9th; third SERIES beginning Jun'
Goth; fourth series, beginning j JulY 2itl
The Reno county inStltute will beglT
July oath. This date has been selected
40 as not to conflict with the N. N. O
spring term, which will end about The
middle Of July.
The county association Of January
l4th was grand success. The people
Of Nlckeison made the teachers feel al
home, and did all they could TO make
the meeting h success No IL certainly
was. Ex-State Superintendent Stan
Icy was present and gave an excellent
address on "Chlld Study" To say
that the people enjoyed II, mildly ex-
presses II. Superintendent DaybOfi
read a paper entitled "The Teacher
Supply Problem for Rural Schools "
This paper Is published IN full In this
months School and Flreside. The
music department Of the N. N. @, fur
nished some excellent music. The
next meeting will be held April 9th, at
Central school building. II 10 desired
that every teacher In Reno county will
be present at this meeting. Pres. A..
r.. Taylor Of the State Normal school
will be present and lecture, Don't
fail to make your plans include this
meeting.
Prof. o. s, Davis Of Turon went to
Topeka Friday night.
VIII A. Cole, teacher In No. 81, Is
doing excellent work, He takes great
pride In fixing up his school room, and
providing a library for his pupils. The
people appreciate such unsel0sh labor
and no doubt will reward him. Many
teachers who have dingy school rooms
would do well TO follow his example
In decorating their school rooms.
The Central association met at
Partridge last Saturday night. Pro-
fessors Davis, Wyman and Battey,
we're down from NlCkerson. A good
meeting was held and a large nuns
Der Of teachers and patrons we're pre-
sent. The local talent furnished
plenty Of good music. The county
superintendent was present and de-
livered an address.
Miss Cora Nelson Is teaching an
excellent school at so, Sumner town
ship.
The lirst quarterly teachers examin-
alton will be held January 28, at Cen
tral school building beginning at 500
u. m.
The bill introduced by DeBard pro-
ylding for change In the date for the
commencement Of the county superin-
tendeut's term Of Office, is u good one
and should pass.
The South Eastern Teachers asso-
citation will meet at Haven, January
2S. A good program is prepared, and
a good meeting Is expected.
The South Central Teachers asso-
citation meets at Pretty Prairie, Janu
ary 2S. "RoustabouS" is invited to be
present.
The South Western Teachers asso-
clation meets at Langdon, February
The teachers OF this district are
very anxious for a large attendance at
this meeting. Don't fail to turn out
and help make this a success. Teach.
ers of other associations are cordially
invited to come and take part in the
discussions.
Castlet0n and Booth are talking Of
putting up new two room buildings.
This would be wise move.
Prof. L. 7. Glbbens will instruct In
the Kingman county institute In
July.
The applicants for common school
diplomas will be given final examin-
alton in penmanship, reading and or
biography on Friday, February "a.
The seventh grade pupils are re-
luested to take this examination also.
The eleventh annual meeting of the
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