The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-02
DIR. JORDAN WILL
DOCTOR SPELLING
MINNEAPOLITAN ON AN IMPORT
ANT N. e. A. COMMITTEE.
Minnesota Teachers at Convention in
st. Louis Are Honored with a Re-
ception in State Building-South
Dakota and Iowa Teachers Attend
Like Functions.
Special to The Journal.

Dpoclal TO Inc JOURNAL
Exposition Grounds, ST. Louis, July
2.-Dr. G. M. Jordan, superintendent
of the Minneapolis schools, in attend
ance on the National Educational as
ISOLATION in session here, has been ap-
pointed q member of the committee
on spelling reform. The committee
will consider plans which have been
submitted and report at the conven-
| ton of next year. The other members
OF the committee are Calvin Thomas,
Columbia university; George Hempl,
University of Michigan, and Homer
| H. Seerley, president of the state
normal school at Cedar Falls, Iowa.
rendered the Minnesota teachers,
about one hundred and fifty In num-
Der, at the state building. Ward
Baker of st. Paul gave several violin
! solos. Mrs. George s. Stevens, Miss
s.. e. Sirwell and Miss Wales Of Min
| neapolis, the Misses Terry of st. Paul
and Miss Adelaide Murphy. hostess Of
ers were supplied with pink ribbon
badges with the name Minnesota in
! black.
Other Teachers Receptions. {.
The South Dakota teachers to the
! number Of about sixty headed by
| State Superintendent George w. NASH
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! They were entertained at a reception
| in the South Dakota building Tuesday
evening. A reception was given, by
the Iowa commission to the Iowa
| teachers Tuesday afternoon at the
Iowa building. President Mclean Of
Mrs. William Larrabee, Secretary and
Mrs. r. r. Conway received.
Northwestern Teachers at Fair.
The following Is list Of Minnesota
and South Dakota teachers now at the
fair:
There are W. r; Kunxls, superintendent Of
Of hsRaTd o1 Of W,nS9a
Mechanics Arts school.
MINNESOTA.
Tas Afs ' Gsn 'SiiHI fsGfS
Lane, Rus6fGsd; Mabel Edmanas, NqFthf6sildl;
CLOUD: Minnie Thomas, lewiston; Hypala, Bqr:
&Ssust @sn1an a besn ssra
land. Blue Earth; Nellie E. Ray, Garden Oily
land, Rosemount; Florence 4. scfweder, Mrs
Peter schrOfaer psrhqm; DoTa sshram Mime ts
4 Sohsab,s. Ghs 4 5ohsnn!s Wnohs j. HgS
steichen, Winonai Stella NJ. Reid, Blue Earth
aid, Iona Eva Mccain ssinorei Fan
Leroy; Jennie NJ ,,,J Johnson, ssadger
Blue Earth; Carrie Trossn, Montevideo; Emmt
o. Cady, Dover Mrs. e. G. Best Minneapolis
Ella NJ. Pease, Rochssters Estella Dezell, Eyota
Mrs. c. P. Johnston, st. Paul; d. D. Mayne, st
Anthony Park; Gertrude F. Mitchell, Mime
apols; Kate Fl. Wonders, Staples; Helen Don
aid, Adela Benson, Houston; Paul G. Burrell
Hawley; Mira D. Pride, Wells; Myra V. Smith
A. ]. Smith, st. Paul; Amanda H. Nordgard
Elbow Lake; Ruth j. Huggett, Ashby; Berna
Wilson, Rochester; L. H. Pryor, Fairfax; Mrs
Z. 2. Creed Rochester; P 7. Kuntz, owatonna
Kerr Harriet j., Hutchinson. Minneapolis; R
B. Timberlake, G.. E. Maxwell, Wnona; r. A
Buell., Lanesboro; Edgar L. Porter, Hastings
o. L. Jitrad, Cokato; ]. e. Lunn, Carlton; Franl
Mcintyre, Glenwood Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Nc
Lane, Red Wing; Fl. Il. Sendrcks Sleepy Eye
Flora I. Joslin, Royalton; Anne NJ Hughes. Owa
tonna; John Kingan, Emporia; J. w. Klnker
kato; F. E.: stratton, Northfeld; Mrs. S. I
Beatty, st. Charles; Elizabeth NJ. Wilson, North
field; William G. Herman, Winona; Belle c
Hohne, Rev. S. T. Beatty, st. Paul; J. S. Jones
Mortified; o. N. Reade. Winnebago City.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Carrie A. Anderson, spearash 7. 1. Andersen
Buckle, Springfield; Efie j. Cooper. Lowe
Brule; s.: s. Croswell. La Moure; Mrs. L. S
Cooper, Springheld: Alice NJ. Condlin, Canton
r. r.. Dane, Carthage; Cora B. Dobbs. Cheyenn
Agency: Edith Farmer Chamberlain: ]. T. Ere