The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1902-06-26
CITY TEACHERS.
How some of Them Will spend the
Summer.

School is over for the summer and
teachers and pupils are departing on
their summer vacations to various
points of interest througout the coun-
try. Many have left already and near
ly all those who are still in the city
are planning some sort of holiday
during the summer months. The daily
routine of school life makes a short
outing during the summer almost
necessity and the teachers are not
slow in improving the opportunity.
Among those who have formed def
mite plans are the following:
Miss Eda Haskell will leave soon
for Marshalltown to spend several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. /. o. KEN
BILE. She expects to take a trip through
the west later in the season and Will
probably see the coast before return
ing.
Miss Mamie Bingaman expects to
take several short trips through the
state and Will take up insurance WORK
during the latter part of her vacation.
Miss Maud St. John has already de-
parted for Cincinnati where she will
spend the greater part of the summer
with her sister.
Miss Laura NJ Graves left last week
for her home in Ackley where she VIII
spend the remainder of the sumnr-.
Miss Kate Palmer will go to Chart
ton with her mother, Mrs. l.. A. Pal
mer and spend most of the summer
with her brother, Rev. Fred Palmer
of that city.
Miss Sarah A. Crafty expects to
take an extended pleasure trip
through the east, probably visiting
New York, Boston and other cities of
interest.
l.. H. Needham is attending the
Penn summer school at present and
will complete the work here. He will
probably visit in the southern part of
the state and take a short outing and
pleasure trip towards the end of the
season.
Miss Bessie Owen has not fully de-
cided where she will spend her vaca-
ton but is thinking of taking a trip
to the east before school opens.
P. L. Kendig expects to remain at
home until the latter part of the sum-
mer when he will take short pleas
ure trip to the south to rest up before
school opens
Miss Florence Burdock has already
departed for Cedar Falls where she
will spend the summer at the State
Normal school.
Miss Beatrice Barnard had expected
to be in the University of Chicago but
has finally decided to remain at home
and take course in music under Miss
Lillian Hughes.
]. NJ. Stokes will visit his brother,
Frank Stokes of Bloomfield and will
also spend several days with other
friends and relatives in that vicin-
ity.
Miss Flora Schneider leaves next
Tuesday for Hot Springs and Rapids
City, Oak, where she will spend the
summer visiting her brother, Geo. F.
Schneider.
Miss Grace Rowe is spending the
summer months in Perry, Okl., where
she has been for several days.
Miss LuclIe Ryan is travelling in
Michigan and northen Wisconsin Wis
iting the various places of interest in
that section of the country.
Miss Mae j. Evans leaves next week
to join her sister, Miss Dulah on her
sketching trip to the north.
o. f. Dixon is among the large num-
Der of Oskaloosa teachers attending
the State Normal at Cedar Falls.
Miss Beatrice Johnson is making an
extended visit among friends and
relatives in Milwaukee
Many of the other teachers are
planning an outing of some kind be-
fore entering their work in the fall
hut have as yet formed no special
pla2 as to their vacation