Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-21
OFF FOR VACATIONS.
MarshalItown Teachers Leave tho City
to Enjoy Holidays at Home.

|MarshalItown Teachers Leave tho City
to Enjoy Holidays at Home.
A large number of Marshalltown
teachers left the city Friday evening
and today for their homes. or the homes
OF relatives or friends, to spend the hol-
iday vacation of two weeks Mr.. +. U.
Gran, principal of the high school, goes
to Clinton, where he will visit at the
home of his wife's parents, where Mrs.
Graft and daughter have been since
Thanksgiving day. Miss Spencer went
to Alden Friday evening, to be home
during the holidays; Miss Wetherhold
left this morning for her home in Ma
comb, ILL.,. Mr.. Hill goes to Clinton;
Miss Morgan left this morning for Lin
coin, Neb., her home; Miss Eva Dillen-
beck left last night for her home in Chi
cago, and Miss Parker went to her
home in Mason City last night Mr..
Quaife will be here during a portion of
the vacation period. and the remainder
of the time he will be at his home in
Nashua. superintendent Willard will
be here most of the vacation, but will
attend the State Teachers Association
meeting at Des Moines the latter part
Of next week and the beginning of the
week following.
The First ward teachers all reside in
the city and will be here during nearly
all of the vacation. excepting that the
majority Of the number will attend the
Des Moines convention.
or the teachers in the Second ward
Miss Kelly left this morning for her
home in ST. Joseph. Mo-; Miss Werner
left last night for her home in LaPorte,
Ind; Miss Smith left this morning for
her home in Winterset Miss Stephens
will leave this evening for her home in
Davenport.
In the Third ward Miss Mcconnell will
be ut her home in Spencer; Miss Nelson
will be with her people, at Lansing;
Miss PIERCE at her home In Grinnell, and
Miss Titus in Cedar Rapids.
But four of the Fourth ward teachers
leave the city-Miss Baird going to o.
ceola, her home Miss Keep left this
morning for her home in Harlan, and
Miss Knight to Spencer. Miss Stone left
Friday evening for her home in Logan.
Three Of the Arnold school teachers
are to be away during the vacation peri
od-Miss Marker going to her home In
region, MISS \TTetIlDduifl 10 SIICdSO,
where her parents now reside, and Miss
Rothschild to Galena, III.
OF the Woodbury. teachers Miss Baker
left this morning for her home in Cen
terville; MISS Smith departed this
morning for her home in Coleridge,
Neb.; Miss Pemberton went to her home
in Hartland, and from there. in few
days. will go to Fremont, to be the guest
of Mrs. Dolly Bishop-Dale. where Miss
Adelyn Bishop, student at Ann Arbor,
is to spend her holiday vacation. Miss
Mathers goes to Moberly, Mo, and Miss
Durrant to Algona.
Miss Mccullough. of the Arson school,
left this morning for Camp Point, ILL.,,
where sister resides, and where she
will be during the holidays Miss Young
goes to Earlville.
Miss Bessie Beaver. supervisor OF mu-
sic in the schools, left yesterday after
noon for her home in Mt. Carroll. Ill.
Only few of the teachers residing
out of the city are remaining here dur
ing the vacation Some reside at ex-
tremely long distances and the trips are
too long to make for the short vacation
periods. Others who will remain in the
city expect to make an effort to be in
Des Moines during portion, at least,
of the state association meeting.