The Falls City tribune., 1909-08-20
annual Teachers CONFAB
MUCH INTEREST BEING MANI
TESTED BY ATTENDANTS.
A Splendid Corps of instructors
in Charge List of Teachers
Who Are Attending.

The Annual Teachers Institute of
Richardson county convened at the
High school building. In Falls city,
last Monday moruing at $40.
Supt. Oliver had everything in
shape, and after a half-hour of open
ing exercises the instructors were at
work. The following instructors are
handling The work this year:
DR.. J. A. Deattie of Cotner Univer-
sity, Lincoln, is holding classes in
theory and art, reading, literature,
and %ciyies.
Prof. A. j.. Mercer of the State
formal at Kearney geography history
and agriculture.
Supt. L. II. Wood of Falls City, al
zebra and mental arithmetic.
Supt. r. l.. Hoff of Humboldt. ar
lthmetie, grammar, and physiology.
Miss Lois Spencer, library.
Prof Darner, of Falls t"v Business
College, penmanship.
Miss Una Snidow Is acting as sec.
rotary to Supt. Oliver.
Prof. Mercer is leading the music
at the morning exercises, with Mrs.
Lily Stephenson presiding at the
piano.
The sessions are all held In
the morning, which has been a bless
ing to both the instructors and the
teachers, on account of the excessive
heat.
There have been liz enrolled up to
Wednesday evening.
The work In the classes, together
with that of a number of book and
school journal agents, has made the
High School building a busy place.
Miss Spencer has beon holding
large classes In library work and ex-
planning to those teachers, who will
have circulating libraries in their
schools, how to use them to the best
advantage Of the scholars.
This is Superintendent divers
oAith lt1tiNuAt Ill iut 1ohltA "
his corps of instructors Or. Beattie
and Superintendent Hoff have worked
Under his direction In former insti-
tutes, while Mr.. Darner, Supt. Woods
and Prof. Mercer are new men, al
though Professor Mercer taught in
The High School here In 1902.
While the institute may not be as
large in numbers as some of the in
stitutes in the past, it is one of the
most successful of Richardson coun-
tvs institutes.
Following is the enrolment up to
Thursday morning;
Nina Snow Mayme Palmer
Emma Staus Ardie Smith
Ina Neher Jessie Draper
Pearl Fields Helen Smith
iottie Putnam Josephine Mahan
liaric Crottie Ola G. Crook
4. X. Hurst Letha B. Crook
Nena Williamson Ruby Bash
Marie Riggs Clara Altman
Frieda Fehr Daisy Arnold
Anna Franklin h, Armbruster
Jessie Finley Edie Bacon
Alice Gilbert Anna Brier
Alta Gilbert w. w. Blough
Bessie Quinn Alice Brinegar
Ollie Quinn Mildred Briggs
lllu Crush Flora Bacon
Anna Hays Grace Bacon
Al1neda Hill Lizzie Caswell
Ffoy Hummel Sadie Curran
Francis Hynek Jessie Craig
Emma Hoffman Arta Draper
Pearl Hanna Blanche Dorr
May Gagnon Lola Deweese
Charlotte lmler Julia Dewesse
Edith James Edith DeMers
Stella johnson John Feicht
Lille Oberly Frances Knisley
Mable Pollard Ella Kuhlman
f. Rockwell Ethel Keller
Oscar Rhoades Frances Kelley
Minnie Stauffer Wherry Lowe
) Florence Saville Mable Lesley
George Saville Luverne Lesley
Ethel Sailors Carolyne Leounig
ELLIE Stump Anna Mcmahon
AVA ID. Scott Gladys Mcdonald
Agnes Schrader Dorothy Miller
Emma Sehwass Daisy Morris
Katherine Seibel Nola McCooI
Olive Tilden Lizzie Morris
Lena Trefzer Anna Morris
Jennie Thompson Myrtle McCray
Dorothea White Laura Naylor
Hazel Wing Amelia Nusbaum
Anna Walsh Grace DeMers
Morgan Walsh Ruby Waggoner
p. X. Walsh Bessie Miller
Alice 9oder Mary Boehme
Myrtle 1ocam Grace Duncan
Mabelle Auxier Margaret Pierce
5. II. Wood G. Mcdonald
Mae Crook Roxie Wells
Jesse Cox Della Oberly
Agnes Moran Hope Ward
Josie Murphy w. Zimmerman