Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12
MANY IN MADISON TO ATTEND
INSTITUTE SCHOOL.
HELDiN ASSEMBLY CHAMBER
Session TO Continue Throughout the
Week and Very Profitable Meet
ing Anticipated-Supt. Harvey in
Charge-Today's Program and List
Of Those in Attendance
Madison, April 10.

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Over 100 educators from all sections
Of the state are in attendance at the
school for institute conductors which
is in session in the assembly chamber
to continue for the rest OF the week
State Supt. Harvey and Assistant Su-
perintendent Parker are conducting
the school and those IN attendance
speak enthusiastically OF the prospects
of profitable week before them.
Supt. Harvey opened the exercises
Monday afternoon with a talk on gen
eral methods of institute work This
was followed with an exposition Of a
geography lesson, by Prof. Hewitt of
Oshkosh and Prof. Patzer of Milwau-
kee. TOday's program follows:
At 8 a. m.-General Method of In
stitute Work, Supt. L. D. Harvey; dis
cussion opened by Prof A. j. Hutton.
Exposition of Institute Exercise in
Geography-Duluth as Trade Center.
Salient Points in the Treatment of
Other Trade Centers in Institute Exer-
cises, Prof. F. E. Mitchell; discussion
opened by Prof. H. A. Adrian. Organ
ization and Management of Institutes,
Supt. Harvey,
At 2 p. Threading, Discussion of
Purposes, Supt. Harvey. Ex-
position of Institute Exercise
in Reading-upper form work.
Prof. w. H. Cheever; discussion
opened by Prof. Albert Hardy. Ele-
ments of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Work
may be Probably Undertaken in the
Long Term Institutes? Exposition of
Institute Exercise on Some Portion Of
the Institute Circular, Prof. A. J. Hut
ton; discussion opened by Prof A. A.
Upham. Exposition of Institute Exer-
else on Position as a Factor in Geog-
raphy-France, Prof. F. E. Mitchell;
discussion opened by Prof H. A.
Adrian.
The following teachers have so far
registered:
William Griffith, Wilmot; G. u.
Gehrend, Boscobel; D. o. Hibard, Ra-
cine; Allen B. West, Lake Mills; j.
B. Logue, Richland Center; Walter
w. White, Milwaukee; Walter S. Wat
son, Whitewater; Albert Hardy,
Platteville; A. J. Hutton, White
water; R. H. Burns, Richland Center;
Geo. c. Shuts, Whitewater; A. A. Up
ham, Whitewater; A. c. Finn, Thorpe;
H. Shultis, River Falls; Resale
Bohrer, Wausau; G.. L. Bowman, West
Superior; j. C. Graham, Oshkosh; J.
c. Mcdowell, Pewaukee; c. R. Thomp-
son, New Lisbon; Edward Blumer
Monroe; NJ. H. Jackson, Columbus; J.
B. Borden, Marshfield; F. G. Kraege,
Green Bay; Howard l.. Lawton, Union
Grove; F. F. Showers, Amigo; F. S.
Hyer, Rhinelander; C. w. Smith,
West Superior; John Callahan, New
Richmond; l.. w. Wood, Neillsville;
Myrtle E. Green, Fennlmore; w. F.
Winsey, Appleton; J. W. Nesbit, Mon
dow; S. B. Tobey, Chippewa Falls;
H. l.. Terry, Waukesha; o. J. Schus-
ter, Neenah; H. c. Buell., White
water; W. II. Luehl, Manitowoc;
Thomas w. Boyce, Milwaukee; A. B.
O'Neill, Two Rivers; William Darling,
Pepin; Hugh j. Hughes, Appleton;
Joseph Schaefer, Madison; Grant E.
Pratt, Richland Center; T. T. Blake
ly, Middleton; W. J. Eberwein, Alma;
K. j. Eddy, Madison; II. F. Leverenz,
Charles w. Mcintyre
Palmyra; A. W. Weber, Madison;
Chester W. Smith, Kilbourn; J. A.
Pratt, Prairie du CHEN; John A. Hazel
wood, Jefferson; John l.. Husebo, Mad
Adrian, River Falls; J. B. AswelI.
Natchitoches, La; Mrs F. G. Kraege,
Green Bay; A. w. Burton, Green Bay;
H. w. Rood, Shawano; Lucy S. Nor
ton, Susan B. Bailey Miss Grace
Geary, n. A. Harvey, all of West Su-
perior; Mary McKitrick, Two Rivers;
H. B. Hubbell, Beaver Dam; w. C.
Hewitt, Oshkosh; C. E. PatZer, Mil
waukee; H. E. Bolton, Milwaukee;
N. o. Varnum, Menominee; G. H.
Dietz, Waterloo; W. A. Clark, Madi-
son; G. W. Swartz, Madison; J. F.
Bergen, Prairie du Sac; H. A. Whip
pie Baraboo; R. E. Loveland, Clinton;
E. l.. Bolton, Tomah; Clara l.. Nc
Pherson, Marshfield; F. W. Meisnest,
Edw. A. Ketcham, Trempea-
leau; W. W. Jones, Washburn; L. S.
Kelley, Mayville: E. E. Brindley,
Soldiers Grove; ]. NJ. Bold, Peshtigo;
G. D. Kipp, Elkhorn; A. P. Hollis
Brodhead; o. ]. Marston, Madison;
Sever Saby, Baldwin; W. F. Lusk,
B. F. Gilman, Onalaska;
Taylor Frye, New London; ". H.
Hickok, Clintonville; John Dixon |
E. W. Walker, West Su-
perior; F. E. Doty, Sparta; H. F.
King, Evansville; j. W. Livingston,
Stevens Point; NJ. C. Potter, Superior; |
c. R. Frazier, Madison; F. E. Con-
verse, Beloit; Mary C. Holt, James
Vile; Anna L. Moore, Madison; Rosa
lind S. Moore, Madison; George R.
Wicker Madison; r. J. Holden, Mad |
son
COACHMAN AND HEIRESS.