The daily sentinel., 1909-09-11
WHAT THEY DID
ON VACATIONS
CSchooI Notes ConcIuded.1


faithful member, present at some OF
the sessions each day.
Miss GOrmley returned to her home
in Columbus, Ohio, where she visited
the Columbus schools in session and
got many valuable pointers.
Miss Farnham spent some time in
Denver, attending the n. E. A., visit
ed in Colorado Springs and went
camping and fishing up on the Grand
Mesa
Miss Rupp had a delightful vaca-
| tion in Kansas City and Cincinnati.
Mrs. O'Boyle visited Denver and
attended the n. f. \. and took some
summer work at the University sum-
mer school in Boulder
Mrs. Crosby spent part of her sum
mer in South Dakota with her sister,
who has been quite ill and on whose
account Mrs. Crosby was not able to
be present at the opening of the
schools. She is expected soon.
Miss Sheridan visited her home in
| Cherokee Iowa.
Miss Watkins took summer Zip
TO California. visited San Francisco
and the Stanford University in Palo
Alto, also staying sometime in Los
Angeles and San Diego.
! Miss Davis spent the summer in
Grand Junction. She came from an
eastern home and the grandeur of
our mountains and the fertility and
beauty of our valley have captivated
! her.
Miss Collins went to her home in
| lOklahoma. She also visited at Oma-
| ha, Neb., and while there attended
teachers institute.
| Miss Kellogg spent most of the
/ time al Fairhaven, Vt, and also en-
joyed visit to New York City.
Miss Nesbitt spent July in Denver
She attended the n. Il. A. and spent
some Time in Manitou.
Miss Berg visited in Colorado
Springs went to Denver and attended
the n. E. A. and spent some time
pleasantly with friends in Easton-
Vile, Colo.
Miss Sanbey enjoyed pleasant
summer at her former home in Leon.
Iowa.
Miss Tawney attended the ~ Il. A.
and spent the remainder of the sum
mer in Grand Junction.
Miss Wells, the competent princi-
pal Of the kindergarten department.
experienced life on ranch in Idaho,
and visited points of interest in
Washington, stopping at Seattle to
attend the a-Yukon-Pacific eX-
position.
Miss Lapham visited the exposition
in seattle. Went by boat from Seattle
to San Francisco. visited Los An
geles and San Diego. enjoyed bath
| ing al Long Beach and took a trip
| into Old Mexico.
Miss Martin passed her vacation
| days i'm Grand Junction. Denver and
Colorado Springs.
Mr.. Bacon, our supervisor of pen
manship and one of the finest pen
men in America. did some good work
on his ranch in Plateau valley and
went on several fishing and hunting
trips on the Grand Mesa. He crossed
the Mesa on horseback and was very
successful in Alexander lakes and
Mesa lakes. He killed much large
game. but since it was out of season
he does not care to tell what game
he killed excepting some fine grouse
Mr.. McElroy, supervisor of the
manual training department, spent
the summer in Grand Junction re-
pairing and fixing up his shop,
putting ii in fine order and equipping
IL with the superior benches ordered
by our board of education from Orr
and Lockett. They are the very lat
est and best
Miss Ella. our popular high school
supply teacher, took the mort hwestern
trip, visited the exposition at Seattle.
also Victoria and Vancouver, and go
ing up through British Columbia She
sailed from Seattle to San Francisco
and after a few days went down to
Los Angeles
Miss klotZ our competent music !
teacher. enjoyed herself at her home
in Columbus Junction, Iowa. renew |
ing old acquaintance. The latter
part of the summer she visited Mime
apolis, spending some time with a
noted lapidary and making a special |
study of gems and precious stones |
She says she likes the diamond best !
of all because it sparkles so and sheds |
its radiance so far
Dr. E h. Cole. our efficient high |
school principal, improved his fine |
orchard northwest of the city and eX-
perienced the thrill of qualification |
which comes from seeing something |
grow as a result of labor intelligentIy |
directed. Dr. Coles orchard is one !
of the finest in the valley.
Miss Lindley. our popular assist
ant high school principal, enjoyed a
delightful summer in Colorado /
Springs, Denver and Manitou. She
spent sometime at the Park Hotel
and took several trips into the noun
tains
Miss Julia c. Taylor spent seven
weeks in Boulder at the University
summer school and visited with
friends in Denver. Florence and other
Colorado points.
Miss Scott attended the commence
ment exercises of Colorado College.
was present at the sessions of the
Y. w. C. a. conference in Cascade
and passed the remainder of the sum
mer at her home in Fort Collins.
Miss Carlson. after school closed,
returned to her Denver home She
enjoyed several mountain trips dur