Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-26
MANY |. \ At INSTITUTE.
Two Hundred Teachers Regis
tered at Convention at
49, Augustana.
INTERESTING LECTURES ARE HEARD
Address by G. j. Searle Feature of
Proceedings of
Today.

Inc teachers institute at Angus
tana college today followed out the
regular program. There was n
marked increase in the at
tendance over that of yesterday
and the lectures were more interest
ing than in the beginning Prof.
Parl<er's talk this morning was upon
discipline and he gave an able and
interesting address. About two hun
dred teachers have registered and
names are coming in rapidly. Follow
ing is a list of those who were regis
tered at noon today:
Rock Island-Nelly Wilson. Agatha
Nevin, Grace Noftsl<er, Florence Don
ahey, Josephine Whistler. bertha T..
Bowman. +. l.. Philbrooll. Harriet An
derson, SUSIE c. Lee, Anna l.. Grot-
jan. Leona FicRen. Perpctua \. Major,
louise I>och, Anna +. Bromley, Mar
tina Huesing, Ellen s. Freed, Natalie
l.. Thompson. Luella Stoddard. Mary
Brennan, Marie Anderson. Nellie +.
Kellerstrass, Emily Freeman. \. NJ.
Nelson. Esther Scaburg, Bride NJ
IEgan. Clara Harrington, Jennie. L..
Wilcox. Clara Woltmann, Kate Nc
Quaid, Mary Mills, Anna Reynolds,
Lou j. Philip. Edna l.. Anderson, Ma
bel Friestat, Eliza beth Kennedy, Win
fired IIuntoon. Luelld Iuthmaker,
Jennie q. johnson, Edna Il. Reed,
Jennie Cronholm, Lille NJ. Long, Lii
Ia Fulsipger. Mary S. Dewey, Nettie
Dodge. Natalie MiriieId, Esther Olson.
Bridgie Ferry, Clara 6. Freeman,
Mary Lannen. Clara VI. Grandin, Nell
lie Shuey. Sarah HOLSTER, Julia Gin
". Lou NJ. Harris, Flora Repine, Hat
tie L. Hill, Esther Edwall, Dora New
ton. Augusta $. Dart, Mayme Lewis,
l.. c. Daugherty. Marian Handing,
Charlotte Raugh, Frances Oswald,
Anna Feighor, Jessie Il. Frick.
Moline-Georgie f. Guy, Ida LyselI.
Alice Cram, Ella NJ. Harris. Anna
Gran, EIina WiXtrom, Minnie T..
swanson. Marilla L. Healy, Mary f..
Moore. Alma Erickson. ii. Rose Lei
pold, Emily II. McKeever, Nellie Be
nell. Guy III. upper, Louise Human,
Clara Il. Sperbeck, Hattie y. Moore,
Ella l.. Doyle, Aimee +. Lyford, Ida
Wedin, Claudia Johnson, c. Mabel
johnson. Milda 4. johnson. Mabel
Ewing. Nellie p. Martin. Fannie NJ.
Freeberg, Margaret Medill, Anna
Saber, Rose Durbin, Esther j. Palm
quist. Ellen NJ. Lund. Emily Coryn,
kathryn Leopold. Mary l.. Stolten-
berg Esther BergIund, Maude Allen,
Minnie Peterson, Estella Long. Elsie
C. Astrom. Bertha q. Passett. II. d.
Thompson. Annd Wright, Wilhelmine
PAIL. Hilva johnson. Alice III. Wheel
ock. ii. NJ. Reynolds. Emma Electa
Haley, Margaret Atkinson, Grace DON
ahey. c. \. Bowen, Clara MagnusOn,
Ella NJ Ramp, j. a. White, Frances
Iemenway.
Milan-Maude Medill, Mile Tenges,
j. S. Banks. Carrie Walker, Emma
Shellman, Edna Kahn, Robert John
ston. Edith Davis.
Foster - Mae Reynolds, Minnie
Kranz. Katharine w. Foster, Bessie c.
-Gillett. Sophia Anderson.
Observation-Disclosures Mason. Lottie
Davis. Katharine Walker. Elsie Vos-
burgh.
Rapids Sophia HOLMAN, Clara
HOLMAN.
Port Byron-Annie Hunt. Grace
Flynn, Ellamae Wright, Lillian
Crompton, Clara Hunter, Edna
Crompton, Nellie Genung. Dassah NJ.
SHELTON, Lucy Lyford.
Andalusia-MyrtIe Andrews, JOS
ephine Strohmeier, Myrtle Burgoyne.
Blanche Burgoyne, Lydia l.. Hofer,
Carrie Walton.
Edgington-Pauline Sherman, Sara
Richardson, Emil Schaarmann.
Hampton-Frederick Struss, Clara
Seul, w. II. ii. Dow, L. Elzina Smith,
Matilda Hanewecker, Ada Winans.
Reynolds-Nettie NJ. Haskell, Ida
Mae Millett, J. NJ. Cozad.
Coal Nalley-Kate Martin, Edna
Dalluege, Lima Lees, Jennie Il. Lees,
Thomas 5. Banks.
Davenport - Maud Robertson, Zoe
Mcclure, Sadie Peterson.
Cordova-W. II. Plymire, VI. Ora
Spoor.
Illinois City-Augusta Smell, Agnes
Shelter.
orion-sue Donaldson. Nellie Me
Donald.
Golona-Fannie b. Weed.
Aledo-Sara Crabs.
Muscatine. Iowa-Adelia White.
Carbon Cliff-William Mardis.
Albany, IIl.-Mae Butte.
Sherrard-Lettie a. Clark.
Scion. Iowa-Georgie Foster.
Sears-Edith Horney
South Heights-Clara Redecker.
South Rock Island-M. f. Davis.
MIR. Searle Delivers Address.
This afternoon the teachers had
the pleasure of listening to helpful
address by c. j. Searle, of this city,
who is one of the trustees of the new
state normal school at Macomb. He
took for his subject The Need for
Professional Training in which he
related much of his personal expert
ence. Among other things Mr.. Searle
said:
''As you are all no doubt aware, the
state of Illinois, though not the nigh