Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-09
Normal Notes.

iOl' h'hhOy Ouhuoycu az III hS'
No loafing-all workers at the pres
ent session.
Rev. Mann was very pleasant Wis.,
tor On Tuesday.
Miss Veana Hiles visited on Satur-
day afternoon.
Wardie Whites Institute items las
week were warm number.
Drawing and penmanship clssSes
are small but interesting.
June II the, last lecture of the
course at the Presbyterian church.
Misses Susie and Hannah Rollins
called for few hours on Saturday.
Come again.
OFT at the Baptist church Saturday
evening-Sour Grapes He is one of
best speakers in America.
In this "Free.land" we have a "Ra
kerry as well as Cold" Bushes y
and Poultry yard?"
Prof. Riste has secured the the con.
templated reduction to Worlds Fair.
See Supt. Arnold for terms.
Dladactics has been receiving reen.
f0rcementS from other classes. Prof.
Arthur manages the class skillfully.
1t Is not Away safe to have other
people pop" the question for you for
fear Of losing your appetite, is 1t Mr..
Baker.
Miss Thomas was called home On
account OF the severe illness of neph
ew, but returned In time for her work
on Tuesday.
Algebra class at 4 m. gets It's
members out quite early, but a Kansas
teacher knows how to get her moneys
worth out of an Institute.
Logan and Long Island students
tried fishing Saturday afternoon.
Three of the teachers got lost for a
time but got in in time for lunch.
New enrolment: lice Farley, Josh
ia Bates, Mile Bates, Viola Bevans,
Emma Bevans. Ada Baker, Mrs. Della
Babcock, Rosa John and Ella Greub.
Students who are here for the first
time are doing good work though they
may wish To see mamma They find
four WEEKS qnite a long while to be
away from home.
You "Ott" to hear the speaker, OFT.
at the Baptist church-SUur Ora ppS.
1t "OtL" to be great thing. This
OFT will be TN Saturday evening this
week. You OFT to have NJ difficulty
in remembering all about our OFT.
The graduating class at The Empor.
la state normal school numbered 252
members, the largest class ever grad.
uated from Kansas institution This
means that he title "prnfessor" will
soon he as numerous in Kansas as Is
The colonel" in Kentucky.
A young lady applicant for a school
in Kansas town was asked the queS.
tim: what Is your position upon
whipping children ?" And her reply
was: "My usual position is on a chair
with the child held firmly across my
knee, face downward" She got the
school.
On Wednesday we were favored
with quite number NJ visitors. Come
often. Among the many we recall
the names Of Misses Mary Polling
Myrtle Powell, Minnie Powell, Mae
Ramho, MesSrs. Elmer Lloyd, Edwin
RhuadeS and Mrs. Heath. We are
SORRY we can't give the names OF all.
Rev. Woodward made an able al.
dress to the Phillipsburg class Of cOun.
ty graduates, He Is a fine ialkeI
when IL comes TO speaking tn the
young people. His words will long be
remembered by thuse present. The
essays were we'll read and up to date,
The singing by Misses Pearle Close
and Mable Gebhart was appreciated
by all.
The Normal social and reunion was
held at the sch0oihouSe on Tuesday
evening. The attendance was large
and time we'll enjoyed BY all. Some
original puns were given that were
takers" The guessing IN the "ac'
pualntance game" was spirited. Mis-.
es Tromp and Felt represented the
ladies and Supt. Cutter the gents In
defamation.