Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-01-03


executive committee, and particu.
larly to chairman w. A. Mullins
as most of the labor fell on him
and to the teachers Of Mountain
Home, whom we also desire to thank
for their valuable assistance.
I'VE desire TO record our thanks
to the press for advertising the as
ISOLATION and matters of interest con-
corning the work. We wish to
Thank the railroad for the generous
reduction of one fare and extension
of time on the same. We do not
forget to thank President Penrose
Of Whitman college for the able
lecture delivered to the association.
and we heartily indorse the work of
the women's clubs of the state.
I'VE indorse the action of the Co.
lumbar club and the people at
large in their action to establish a
public library in the state, espeoi-
ally the state travelling library"
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President City Superintendent siders of Pocatello
Vice Presidonts-Pres Mclean of the State Uni
versity, and Prot W. A. Mullins OF Min Home.
Secretary Miss Agnes Webster OF Caldwell
Treasurer Prof A. w. Burley OF Rathdrum
Committees Consitutional-SGpt. Foresman OF
Weiser, and Supt. bailey Of Whitney, and Miss Me-
Knight Of Shoshone Legisative-S State Supt Miss
permeal French, DR.. Plack Of Albion Normal, MINIS,
Wickershain and Mann and Miss Euderly Of Boise
Exeeutive-Supt. foresman OF weiser Prof. AldriCh
OF Mseow, and Prin Thompson of sheshone
Mrs. Dockery of Boise read pa
per entitled, "Pictures in Educa-
ton" showing the valuable aid of
illustrations in educational life.
Prof. Cogswell's paper, Music as
a Culture Study" was well received
and discussed, Miss Lodge leading
the discussion.
The paper, Domestic Science in
the Public Schools" by Miss H.
Himrod OF the Dread Institute,
showed that the writer was a mis-
tress of the art in the subject.
DR.. Foster of Weiser Academy,
on kindergartens, was also very
able and well received.
The paper, "The legal Status Of
the Teacher" discussed by Lawyer
Howie, was clear expounding of
the subject from both a legal and
educational standpoint, and showed
experience in both professions.
In the evening a vocal solo by
Mrs. S. G. Rhoades Of our city,
which was received with much APP
plause and appreciation for her
high vocal merit, a song by a
double quartette, and a brilliant,
instructive and interesting lecture
by President Penrose of Whitman
College, Wash, concluded the ses-
sion. The learned gentleman paid
merited tribute to the memories of
Lewis, Clark, DeSmet, Whitman
and the rest of the early explorers
of our northwestern empire, and
his eloquent lecture was thoroughly
appreciated.
The session then adjourned to
meet next December at Moscow.
List of Members.
Hon. Permeal French, State Supt
Dir. }. A. Mclean, Pres, Profs. J. F.. Bonehright
and j. NJ Aldrich Idaho State University.
Daniel NanDusen, Co. Supt, kootena County.
John Il. Daley. Co. Supt, Oneida Go.
Mrs Ella NJ. Walling Co. Supi. Canyon Co.
Mrs. Leah Burnsides, Co. Supt Lincoln Co.
Miss Anna O. Lodge, Co snpt, Elmore Co
Miss Frances Ii. Galloway, Co. Supt. Washington
Co.
Miss Meta R. Wright Co supt Blaine Co.
DIR. j. G. Black, prn, State Normal School, Albion.
DIR. Richard Foster, Weiser Academy.
DIR. S. b. L. Penrose, Pres. Whitman College, Wash
W. X. Siders, City Supt Poeateo.
II. s. Foresman, City Supt., Prof J. L. Pope, Miss
NJ. D. Sanford, Miss Marguerite Watson, Miss Anna
$. Powell, Miss Anna Coston, Weser
Prot NJ |. Church, Miss Agnes Webster, Mrs. J.
II. Barton, Caldwell,
Prof W. II. Rhaads, Mrs c. A. Mann, Mrs. E. j.
Dockery, Miss Mollie Tuggle, Miss Margaret f. 30.
gard, Mrs Mary Wckersham, Miss Helen Coston,
Boise.
Prof Hampton, State Normal School, Albion
Mrs. H. $. Hampton, Miss Carrie E. rambling,
Miss Edith Furnas Albion.
Prof Mullins, Miss Della Helm, Miss Matte Sw an
Miss r NJ Manion, Miss Nellie J. Whillins, Miss Ma
bel L. Payne, Miss Grace Mclaughlin, Aug NJ. Sin.
mott exec Supt,, Mountain Home
Prof W. p Thompson, Nampa.
Prof W. G, Thompson, Prof. S. ]. Donaldson, Miss
Dorothy Crawford, Miss Emma |. Davis, Miss Beta
Shoshone.
Mrs, Frances f. Ross Kelly, Maryvlle.
Mrs, Nellie Stone, Miss Lottie Scott, Miss Minnie
Tanner, Baekfoot.
Prof w. II, Homer, Jr., Preston.
Prof Joel Jenifer, Idaho City.
Miss Rose Webster, Miss Clara Euderle, Montpelier
Miss Maggie Murphy, Tikura
Miss Ora l.. Mullins, Minidoka.
Miss Emma Edwards Atlanta.
Prof II. W. Garfield, NanWyck.
Prof. H. L. CrItcher Castle Creek.
Miss Maud Pence Bruneau
Miss NJ f. Berry, Miss Gertrude Berry, Hagerman,
Miss Matte Matthew's, Murphy.
1t was through the exertions of
Prof. W. A. Mullins, at the former
annual meeting of the Association,
that this city was selected as the
place for holding this session. The
cordial welcome and generous hos
pitality of our people, and their
untiring efforts to make the stay of
the delegates SO pleasant while here,
all show a full appreciation of his