Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-08-17
NORMAL NOTES.

EnTOllmenJ nhb Teacueu 100
Excellent work is being done by tie
instructors.
The attendance 10 smaller than usual
The Evolutionary and oratorical con-
test will be- held ut the opera house
Thursday night August 9th.
Professor Jackson gave an excellent
lecture on physiology Wednesday night,
President Geo, NJ. Herrlck Of Wash
burn college of Topeka, will lecture
next Monday night. His subject will
be Waste Everybody invited.
Ed Shaw was u visitor Tuesday. Ed
Is well versed in philosophy.
President q b. Smith of N. N. @.
will lecture before the normal next
week. Every teacher should hear this
lecture.
Prof. Chas p Dawson goes back to
Mead this winter.
A pr'ze round trip to Topeka has
been offered to the teacher, now hold.
ing certificate In Reno county, who
increases his average The greatest num-
her of per cent. This ticket to be
available during the holidays.
Mrs Alma Forker. Della Layman,
Olive Cutlery and G. NJ. Woodson en-
rolled Tuesday.
Otto Blaine of Plevna was a visitor
Tuesday.
A number of teachers are out look
ing for locations.
Theodore Weishaar will teach In
School District No 3S; Norman TOtten
In No. 92; Della Blancbly In 33; Carrie
Grubbs, 1876; Flossle Childs, 4; O. e.
White, 1903; Olive Cutlery, 40; CIar-
ence King, l26; Marie Nelson, liz;
Chas. King, 1870; Iva Green, ITO; Della
Lsyman, 95; Dora Potter, SO; May
Hickey, 81; JIM. Kuykendall, As; Mrs.
M. j. Leansn, l5l and %; p. L.
Nickel, GA and Q; Sadie Doles, 1888; p
s. McMullen, 80; Gertrude Snyder, 4S;
Stella Mead, so; M. L. Williams, 81;
W. N. DeWater, 80; Maud Lewis, 2;
Gertrude Chapman, 8; e. L. Adkins, 7;
Cassie Dunn, IL; Cora Nelson, Is;
Clark Wiley, IA; Clara Bramwell, l5;
Carrie Yong, IS; Gertrude White, II;
Dorothy Chrisman, 10; Mrs. Florence
Lowe, 10; Jno. w. Castor, 20; May
Vowel, 1862; Vera Caffry 81; Ethel Spon
sler, %; Grace Castor, 20; Harry Mills,
2S; German French, SO; Leila Watson,
l04; Mollie Lambert 81; G Seyb,
81; Laura Frazey, 80; Mabel Logan,
1907; Fannie Graves, 1865; Maud Nc
Donough, 55; Margaret Halloran, 32;
Chas, Horubaker, "a; Wm. A. Cole, 81;
Carrie Myers, Al; H. g. Lusk and Lulu
Oily, AZ; Maggie Lusk, l43; l. G. Nc
lveI, "a; Jenus Dun, Sc; j. w. Stevens
81; M. X. Body, so; Eva Ball, 1888;
w. II. Sankey, 60; Ruth Peirce, 40;
70. E. Demoranville, eB; Mabel Jones, 20
Mabel Gibbs, 80; Harry Hill, u; Pm.
Heck, Rev. Birket, rs; Edna billy, 43;
Flora Davies, lOl; Ella Crippen. rs;
NJ. e. Human, Mae Cole, Anna Cockey
"a; Albert Williams, Eva Rogers, 1902;
Gertruee Hopkins, "a; H.. p G0okell
and Hattie Poet, 1880; A. A. Beatty, 14O
P A. Hall, SS; ID. e. Krehbiel, 80;
Edith Olmstead, 40; G. r. Ray, "a;
Austin Senkins, 81; o. G. Jones, lOe;
NJ, G. Osborne, 1903; Elzina Frysr, 100;
DaYe Watson, ll5; Maggie Brown, III;
VIM. Hastings, lls; Carrie Norman,
ll9; Avis Battey, 100: Maud Sharp, 6S;
I. r. Burford, 1923; Harriet Cnilds, l27
G. W. ClOthier, 1871; L. A. Danton, 14l;
Lillian Howell, IA; G. M. Woodson,
Lorena Ritter, and Anna Hemphill,
l49. To Oe continued.
One teacher said: "Oh! don't have
to attend normal, l have a certificate"
School officers, IL you do your d lty,
you'll never sign contract with such
a teacher.