Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-28
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ENROLMENT NOT UP TO AVERAGE
Attendance at POttawattamieT Teach
crs' Institute EalIs ReInM MarL Sef

Attendance at POttawat ttamic Teach
ers' Institute Falls Below Mark Set.
The enrolment Of the County Teachers
institute yesterday was not as large as had
been expected, not more than twenty names
being added to Mondays list Prof SAWYER
does not now look for a larger attendance
than 225 to $50 teachers at this years insti-
tute. Many Of the east end teachers are
waiting to attend the weeks session of the
institute at Avoca. In his address to the
teachers Prof. Sawyer dealt upon those
topics which he considered OF particular
Importance to them; Promptness and regu-
larity of attendance, the new monthly re-
port cards. morals and manners as part of
the public school system and the reorgan-
zation of the district societies. He made
the announcement that he could not possibly
excuse teachers from attending the insti-
tute, as the law gave him no right to do so.
The program Of the institute provided for
no afternoon sessions, but both Prof. Mowry
and Mrs. Rollins gave the teachers the
benefit of an extra forty minutes instruction
in the afternoon and the prospects are that
this will be kept up for the balance of the
institute.
The program for this morning is as fol-
lows: Prof. Laird first fifty minutes in
grammar, and then Prof. Allen in arith-
metic. Prof. Mowry in history, Prof Hayden
in reading, and Mrs. Rollins in primary
methods closing the session. The session
commences at O'Clock, with a recess of
five minutes between each instructor. Prof.
Hayden has announced the following topics
to be considered under the head of Read
ing" for the remainder of the week:
MISUNDERSTANDING in the primary
grades,
MISUNDERSTANDING in the intermediate
grades. The plan of the newer school read
ers, supplementary reading, its value and
use.
misunderstanding as a culture study.
How may 1t contribute to a love OF lit
erature?
The enrolment shows the following list
OF teachers from outside the city:
Armour-Blanche Chambers
Avoca-Ruby Swartfager, Olive Hetzel.
Carson-C. L. Bolton, Laura Reynolds, G.
p. Linville, Anna McMullen, l.. H. Bolton.
Crescent-Agnes Young. Edna Peterson,
Lizzie McMullin, Nettie Hutchinson, j. w.
Hutchinson
Creston-Mabel Anderson.
French-Dela VI. Ward
Griswold-H. e. Snyder, Albert Hupp,
Edith Martin, H, c. Knight, Carrie Talbot
Hancock-Ada Brandes
Honey Creek-Mary Swanson, Sarah f.
Love
Loveland-Ella NJ. Friend Ida Children,
Ruby Haldeman, Jennie Palmer, Elsie Hen
derson, Olive Henderson.
observation-disclosures Pierce, Edith Bryant
Minden-Nora Eichenberger, Tulsa Eichen
berger.
Mineola-John Ness.
Missouri Valley-Mabel Ostrander, Jessie
Ritche Stasia Walsh
Neola-Mary Brougham, Katie Hannah,
Mabel Maxfeld, Cora Maxheld Martha
MaNheld Anna Shea, Rachel Shea f. f.
| Watts Hattie Bamford
| Oakland-Flora Newton, Jennie Hunting
ton, Jeanette Brobst
| Omaha-Milie Smith.
Pigeon-Emma Thomas, Nettie Mackland
Cecilia Anderson, Mary Anderson.
| Quick-Grace Haywood, Gertrude Morse
| Hattie Stopfell, Kate Davis, Grace Largent
| underwood-kate Ratigan. Kate Walker
/ Weston-Sadie Ward. kebecca Ward, Ma
| bel O'Donald.