The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-08-23
INSTITUTE 0F TEACHERS.
Opened Yesterday With Large
Attendance.
WORK PROGRESSING SMOOTHLY

Over One Hundred Notwithstanding
Match an Interesting Feature Of the
Programme Busy Session From
Which Much Good Will Result.
From Mondays Daily.
At the teachers examinations which
were conducted in the High school room
Friday and Saturday of last week by
County perintendent Crum, As
teachers were examined and the papers
are now being marked and graded.
The county teachers institute COM
menced this morning with 100 enrolled.
The following are the instructors :
Prof. j. M. Pile, president of the Wayne
normal college, Superintendent ID. G.
O'Connor and Miss Miller Of West
Point, teacher of primary methods.
This evening the state spelling CON
test as suggested by the Nebraska
Teacher will be conducted in the High
school room and will be open to the
public. The two teachers receiving the
highest grades in the contest will repre-.
sent the county ia the state contest to
be held at Lincoln during the state
teachers meeting to be held in Decem.
ber
1t is expected that other teachers will
enroll today and tomorrow and as there
are number who have not yet found
boarding places those who will board or
room one or more teachers are requested
to leave word either with Superinten.
dent Crum or at The NEWS office
From Tuesdays Daily
The teachers institute opened yester-
day with over one hundred teachers in
attendance. Miss Austin was unable to
be present, as advertised, and Prof. Pile
of the Wayne normal takes her place,
giving instruction in oivics, grammer,
didactics and arithmetic. Supt.
O'Connor instructs in language and
geography. Miss Miller gives primary
methods. The work started off very
smoothly and satisfactorily. The fol-
lowing teachers are enrolled:
Norfolk-Otelia Pileer, Maud Ding
man, Nellie Dingman, Jennie Tame
hill, Maud Tannehill, Minnie Miller,
Ethel Doughty Eva Mills, Alice Cole,
Evalyne Kayl, Victoria Nelson, Anna
McNeill, Agnes Carberry, Ellen Mullen,
Mino McNeely, Elsie Deuel., Nellie Nor
row, Mamie Matrau, Pearl Widaman,
Bessie Hollenbeck, Grace Campbell,
Laura Durland, Alta MoKiver.
Madison-Rettie Trine, Amelia Bauch,
Lena Denninger, Minnie Reeves, Lii.
liam Spence, Julia Weinberger, Lois
Purdy, Eileen Long, Fannie Bryant,
Ida Bryant, Vesta Bay, Mae Anderson,
Mrs. Bohannon Maude Bohannon Gussie
Metcalf, Nellie Wakely, Esther Witzel
@ H, Davies, H. Belling, Gear G. John,
son, Anna G Bellows, Jennie Bellows
Newman Grove-Jessie Wells, Cora
Newman, Emma Johnson, Marion
Gutru, Lottie Otis, V. b. Miller, Anna
Torgerson, Ida Berg
Meadow Grove-Mrs. Colegrove
Agnes McCallum, Mollie Bush, Mary o.
Crooks.
Battle Maggie Conley, No.
vella Funk, Elizabeth Zimmerman,
Gertrude Wade, Anna Shipely, Hattie
Mayhem, Lrttie Knesel, Nellie Craig,
Stella Wilberger, Edna Richardson
Eunice Richardson, Mabel Richardson,
Bertha Richardson, Stella Stirk, Matte
Simmons, Elsie Simmons, Mollie A.
Taylor, Rose Hughes.
Tilden-Maggie Hannah, Mrs N. E
Bentley, Gertrude Ryan, Glendoris
Snider, Cora Brown, Ruth Bush, d. w
Hanlen.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ender, Frank
Bowling, Grace Anderson, Marie Alder
son, Dora Monroe.
Albion-Emma Kochenderfer.
| Creighton-Anna Donahoe.
Warnerville-Mary Johnson.
Emerick-Lyman G. Lockwood, Mel
Bentley.
Smelling Contest