Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-29
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Marshall County Teachers Gath
er to Attend Lectures and
Special Glasses
DAYS ENROLMENT is 144

Organized and Work Progresses
/ Smoothly From the Star.The Pro.
/ gram and Those Attending.
| The first spring institute for Mar
shall county teachers in fifteen years,
or since e. p. Fogg was county super
intendent opened at the high school
building Monday with large enroll
ment. An excellent program of studies
and lectures which insure its being a
successful venture has been prepared.
One hundred and forty-four teachers.
including less than half a dozen men,
registered during the opening day, and
others are registering today or will
come in Wednesday. The program
planned by County Superintendent
Hostetler was carried out without de-
lay, and will be observed thruout the
rest Of the week.
The first class is to be called each
morning at 5: As o'clock and recess for
the noon hour comes at 11:45 o'clock.
The afternoon is filed with classes or
lectures from 1880 until 4:15. Below
is given the program for each day in
detail:
S::45 to so-Methods of geography,
Professor Frank w. Darling
9.35 to 10:20-Lecture on the theory
of teaching. Superintendent William T.
Crane.
1890 to 11:15-Academic work, Pro-
fessor Frank W. Darling
11:15 to IL: 45-Round table, Superin-
tendent Hostetler.
w. Darling.
Superintendent Crane.
ESQ. to S:S0-Class taking up portion
of IAN Introduction to the Study of
Society" Principal e. u. Graft.
$3.50 to 4:15-Drawing. Miss Alice
Lincoln.
The list of those who have enrolled
is as follows:
Albion-Mabel Dawson, Ethel Bal
lard, Margaret Anderson. Amanda Gull
Yer, Ethel Brooks. Mary Brandon, Ell
ma Arney, Agmee Catlow. Susie Wal
ter. Grace Keller.
Beanan--Josie Whorrall.
Conrad-Lucile Wagner, Addie Hay-
ems.
Clemons-Effie Pierce. Anna Helfen-
slime, Mary Gaunt, Bessie Smith.
Dillon--Rose Peshel
New Sharon-Della j. Rhoades
Ferguson-Elsie Cunningham Flor
ence Hickey. Maud Davis. Adelaide
Secera
Gilman-Harriette Pierce, Harry
Jones
Green Mountain-Alice Russie, May
Nichol, Kate Green.
Haverhill- v. Bohen, Annabelle
Hoes. Eva Bohen, Maye Mcnamara.
Laurel-Enlma Patton, Margaret
Dunn, c. G. Koebke.
LaMoille--Maud Lowrey, Grace Low
cry.
Liscomb-Alice Btersborn, Dilla
Boyd, Sophia Bauman.
LeGrand-Mattie Hadley, Malinda |
Harris, Viva Cronk. Mary Mote, Pearle |
Maud Cronk. orma Emley.
Melbourne - Mabel Johnston, Leo
lora Crane.
Rhodes Margaret Rose, Amanda I
Haas, Kittie Weeks, Grace Ruth.
Union-W. A. Humphreys.
st. Anthony-Mary Dolan, Nellie |
Dunn, Lille Corvan, w. j. Breen, 7. G.
Dunn.
New rovidence-Margaret Dunn.
State Center-Mrs. Ora X. Sabin,
Clara Krause, Edith Stouffer, Lillian
Buck. Grace Nichols. Maud Krause, Jo-
he Hartmann, Susie Richards. Lille
Agnes D6wd, Hilda Arnbrecht, Emma
Arnbrecht Ellie Keunecke, Florence
,owan, Mary Dowd. Blanche Evans,
Susie Bernard, Addie Ward. Charles
cowan.
Marshalltown-Mrs M. G. Weeks.
Misses Abigail Shumway, Ella Roberts,
,lice Nancy, Bertha Wyatt. Della h
Winery, May Moore, Sadie Koran.
Nary Hall, Emma Curtis, Ethel Wool
ton Anna Packer. Ina Conkling. Eva
schneider. Mabel Mills, Bessie Bugbee,
ella McCracken, Jessie Smith, Elbia
Lillian Cummings, Laura
reed, Genevieye Ravens, Hasseltine H
,fettlen. Mayme Parkes Ethel Ravens,
frances Mooney, Letitia Lennon,
race Mccoy, Edna Farmer, Jennie
Walsh Bertha Mendenhall. Nellie Gar
wood, Glenna Forrer, Harriette Schulz
Ter, Abbie Bay, Nellie Aisquith. Alma
Nora Wheat, Helen McCrear,
Hall, IVA Lounsberry. Mayme
luld, Olive Wolff, Alice Smith, Helen
lark, Mile Stalnaker. Louie Willis,
eleanor Worcester, Amy Dunn, Emma
Wood, Anna Stepan, Theresa Probst,
sose Lincoln, Sadie Jones' Ida McMur-
ay, Agnes Farrell, Blanche Golding.
fairy Hostetler. Mana Winterowd.
.nna Jurden, William I. Crane, L. U.
iraff, p. H. Collins.
Raw or lnffamed Lungs
-ield quickly to the wonderful cura-
i've and healing qualities of Foley's
Ioney and Tar. 1t prevents pneuno-