The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-09
School Notes.
81 ?. n. All sln County sugsdhb-
isntsri Of Schools.

tttit tHfttr HNtA Htttitft Nhr HttEHA "a
day vrbeeB fardg. They are tem and
eight years u age. Prof. Bradley.
the teacher, comes over from Henry
county b edoes not believe ina couFa
% study reading circle work or in
any organized work ~ any kind
Down at Freeze out school " G
have another Henry county teaeher
Miss Bertha Angie. but she believes
Ia using a course Of study and put
ring 4 into use ia her work thus
making her work as systematic a.
possible. Miss angie has irer school
well classihd aud Il doing some very
fine work in Practical Agriculture
Supt Lamkin Of Henry county Is go
ing TO visit this school coon and has
ass me to meet him there The in-
vitatlon win be accepted aud other
schools in the county visited after
which we win spend a day In Henry
county schools.
Fair View school. Ia Spruce town
snip. has some pupils that can spell
Iva Hurt and Gina Thomas OF this
school are the only pupils that have
spelled all Of the list Of words used
FIR the last two weeks. Others have
spelled all but one or two Of the
words, We did more teaching ia
this school than all other schools
put together and for myself must say
that really enjoyed It, the pupils
may feel very differently about st.
Miss Redford Is teaching the school
and has very interesting school.
The Enterprise school was in as-
sion this time and doing good work.
This was the third attempt to visit
this school the other times the school
was not In session Prof. }. C.
Maxey is teacher and has his school
under good control and taking good
interest ia the work.
shelton II moving along as though
nothing had " happened and all
are interested in the work. 1t IS re-
p Irted that Mrs. Rodgers Is much
improved in health and they think
VIII give no more trouble. This
school won second prize in the school
exhibit contest and they are going
10 yet "a dictionary with the proceeds.
Mi-s Lydia Beaman Is teaching the
school and is satisfying all eoucern-
ed.
At Johnstown they We're prepar-
ing 20 clean house and not in the very
best condition Co I've visited How
ever. they were engaged in a good
cause and went at their work ia a
way that showed they know how
"a clean house as wei as study and
their work they had TO me proved
that they know how tOstudy. Their
house cleaning can not be commend.
ed TOO highly. IL Is necessary Tor
good health besides the impress on
for good II has on the pupils, Miss
Lula Beannn is teaching the schoel
and is doing foe work for her board
aud patrons.
The teachers meeting for Johps.
town was postponed on account o..
the weather, Johnstown has the
reputation o. being "a dry town"
but il was any thing else saturday
The meeting win be held at som
iutun time perhaps when the state
Supt visits us.
Thespelling contest 10 be held the
18th OF this month can NOT very vsl
b. put of and it Is suggested ghgf
the contestants come SO as a. h
put of aud Tits suggested chat the
contestants come so as 20 he hero
by noon that day. Il Is hoped that
every township win be represented
az this meeung.
Mckinley school. ia Miewo town.
ship is also doing good a. Tals
school is Ia 6ne eonditlo. Is "a rc-
suit ui the Board employing the very
hest teachers ayuilnhlc. They have
Miss Iva naie for teacher this year
aud she is keeping tho work up to
th standard 10 every particular
She has some exceptionally ane res1-
ing Glasses.
Miss Lydia ReXro8d Is tcacling
Bryan school aud while this Is her
nrst terra she Is dolng good work.
She found her school Ia "a vcry much
disorganiErd condition hut we are
pleased 20 say she has made "a yery
decided ia conditions
smoky Row has a very dliapi3ated.
old house but they are having "a
most excellent school despite tto
poor Recommendations and equip.
meats Il Is gratifying 20 know
that the better e,tiaens arr aroused
to the needs Of better conditions