Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-11-16
AroHG THE SCHOOLS.
County SUPPLEMENTARY Notes on
the Work Of Our Teachers.


Perley Rees, who is engaged t.
teach school in district s, is sick, and
and William Hislop is taking biz
place. Mr.. Hislop is q good teacher
and Mr.. Rees will find his school In
fine condition when he, returns to
work.
John Eyer has charge Of the school
in district "A, andis doing good work.
Mr.. Eyer is a strong teacher, and is
Just what the school needed.
Miss Florence Stoves, the winner Of
the second prize in the Corn Carnival
street parade, has splendid school
in district 1903. Miss Stoves never
does things by halves, and the pa
irons OF her district are always awake
10 the interests OF their school.
Miss Helen Stoves, a sister to Miss
Florence, is doing good work in dis
trict 1902. Miss Helen is a young
teacher but she is gaining an enviable
reputation as a good teacher.
Miss Mary Maughermar is still
holding forth in district SO, and il
there is better school in the county
we do not know it. Miss Maugher.
mar is a good hard working teacher,
and her four years continuous work
in that district has placed her school
upon a high plane Of excellence.
Miss Mamie Ruchty is doing very
good work in district 4S. This is an
other one of the school districts that
requires good work from the teacher.
Miss Ella Gantz has charge OF
about 40 pupils in the johnson"
school, and is doing good work. This
school has been very fortunate in Sc
curing good teachers in the past, SO
the school is in fine state OF pro-
gress.
In district 70 the school house has
undergone some needful repairs and
now looks very pretty in a new coat
of paint. There are twenty nice
little boys and girls in this school
who are doing we'll under the direc.
ton Of Miss Laura Northrop.
Miss Maud Kibler is doing her Sec
ond years work in district lO4 She
has a small school, but the pupils are
good workers, and are doing well.
The Navarro school house is under
going some much needed repairs, and
will be in tirst-class condition when
finished. John Gaffney has charge Of
the school again this year, and Of
course things are going along as they
should.
Miss Alice Engle, who helped dis
trict "a to win the third prize in the
Carnival parade, has one of the neat
est school rooms in the county, and
the pupils are good workers. Miss
Engle has good school.
There are twenty-five good looking,
well behaved boys and girls in dis
trict SO, who are doing well under
the direction Of r. Z. Frey.
Miss Florence MOORE has charge Of
about twenty bright boys and girls in
district 20, and is doing good work.
Miss Moore is a teacher who has pre-
pared herself for the work, and the
patrons Of Central Buckeye are fortu-
nate in securing her services.
Miss Rea Wilson is teaching the
South Buckeye school this year, and
is doing splendid work. This is Miss
Wilson's first term, and she is one Of
the youngest teachers in the county,
Miss Jessie Humble who is teach
ing in district 81 is one OF the young
teechers who is making a success
Miss Humble has good school this
year.
Miss Laura Hammond has charge
of district 9, where about twenty lit
tie ones toll diligently each day
This is a very pleasant school.