Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-30
WHERE THE TEACHERS GO.
MarshaItown's Non Resident Peda-
gogues Leaving for Summer Vaca-

MarshaI!town's Non Resident Peda l.
gogues Leaving for Summer Vaca7
4 tions.
Marshalltowns school teachers, VINO
live at other places. will all be OUT
of the city within the next week.
number left on the evening trains
4 Thursday and others today. MANY
more will leave tomorrow and carry
next week OF the high school corps
Miss Blount leaves tomorrow for mel
home in Byron. H.; Miss Wetherhold
will go Saturday to her home In
Macomb, H.; and Miss Dillenbeck will
so to her home in Chicago tonight.
Miss Parker will return to her home
in Mason City, but will attend the
inaugural ceremonies of President Dan
S. Bradley, of Iowa College, and be
present at the Grinnell commence
ment Mr.. Quaife will also be at the
Grinnell celebration, after which he
Will return to his home in Nashua. Mr.
Hill will leave tomorrow for his homa
4 in Petosky, Mich, stopping in chi
cago, Adrian and Albion, Mich, for
brief visits. Miss Lonn leaves tomor-
row morning for her home in LaPorte,
Ind. Miss Spencer goes to Des Molnes
/ tomorrow morning, where she VIII
! visit a sister for fortnight. She will
! be present at the Grinnell inaugural
/ ceremonies and commencement, after
\ which she will return to her home
in Alden, and prepare for her marriage
| in the fall, to Rev. Clarence Ross Gale
| of Spokane, Wash. Principal Graft
! whose home is here, will remain in the
city for a time. Superintendent Will
lard Will be here until after the Grin
nell inaugural, when he will go to
Chicago to assume the duties of his
new position. Mrs. Willard will go to
Colorado shortly to spend the sum-
mer.
From the First ward Miss Kathryn
Morgan, principal, will remain in this
vicinity for week, visiting friends
north of the city. She will then re-
turn to her home in Lincoln, Neb.
In the Second ward Miss Kelly ex-
poets to remain for short time, re-
naming to entertain her friend, Miss
Grace Sullivan, of Des Moines. who is
to be here for a short stay before
returning TO Dubuque. Miss Kelly will
later go to her home in ST. Joe. Miss
Orpha Stevens will go to Ida Grove
there returns to her home in Daven-
port.
Miss Nellie Smith left last evening
fCt Iowa City, where she will remain
to the s. U. /. commencement and be
the guest of Miss Naomi Achenbach
of Gladbrook, who is student at the
university. Miss Smith will return to
her home in Winterset from Iowa City
Miss Lillian Werner left this afternoon
for her home in LaPorte, Ind.
Among the Third ward teachers Miss
Mcconnell will remain until Monday,
when she will leave for her home in
Spencer, to remain during the better
part of the summer Miss Nelson stays
here until early next week, when she
will go to Cedar Rapids to visit a sis
ter for two weeks before going TO her
home in Lansing. Miss Ginevra Pierce
goes to her home in Grinnell tomorrow,
and Miss Ethel Meigs will return to her
home in Malcom tomorrow night.
OF the Fourth ward corps Mrs. Lis
ton expects to remain in the city most
of the summer, Miss Bayard goes to-
morrow to her home in Osceola, and
Miss Keep to Minneapolis, where she
will visit a sister before returning to
her home in Harlan. Miss Knight goes
to her home in Spencer Saturday morn
ing, but will go shortly to Chicago to
attend summer school. Miss Stone
goes to Carroll this evening to visit
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ma
gee and from there will return to her
here till Tuesday, when she will go to
Apo 10 Ct f,;a
will go to Glenwood to visit sister.
In the Arnold school Miss Rothschild
will leave in q few days for her home in
Lancaster, Wis. Miss Greenbaum went
to Chicago last night to be with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Greenbaum,
during the summer, and Miss Marker
left this morning for her home in Pa
ton.
OF the Woodbury. teachers leaving
the city Miss Baker went to her home I
in Centerville this morning; and Miss
Pemberton to Hartland, where she ex-
poets to spend the better portion Of the I
summer vacation. Miss Dora Smith |
will go to her home in Hodridge, Neb |
Miss Durrant will leave tomorrow for
the east to enjoy a lake trip with a I
party of friends. She expects to remain
east several weeks before returning to
her home in Moberly. Mo.
There are but two nonresident |
teachers in the Arson school, Miss
Mary Young and Miss Ella Mccullough. |
Miss Young left today for her home in |
Earlville, and Miss Mccullough goes to
Grinnell tomorrow, to remain over Sun
day as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Godfeliow. From there she will go to
her home in Mediapolis for the sum-
mer.
THE k!MBALL LECTURE,