The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-01-27

poets 20 enter WarrcuaburR Normal
~ soon sa his term closes m tpril
The Prof ~ one u our mont pro-
g~reesive teachers
Maple Grove ~ the school ahich
we spoke Of before A. bclng 80 order
" and well behaved om
pleased o. say thatit - yet keeplng
It's reputation. Every punii m
school SCENE 60 take pride "a keep
ing up their good standing ana ma
Ing their school che very best possible
Miss Blnnch Smith Is teacher aud ex.
pects 20 spend nertyear in w0rreus.
burg Normal. The one thing TO iear
about this II that she may want 90
quit our country schools and go in.
20 other work, but the school where
she II teaching .ean not afford 70 al
low this for they can pay ~ much as
any town and want a. good e
school. Woodland and RnFdette
win soon be ont with their winter
terms and will have new teaeher
and since we expect 20 visit chem
soon again and will speus of them
then.
The Mcneil school Il dOiug much
better than when visited first tine.
Miss Lucy Gilkeson Is teacher and Is
doing very satisfactory work. The
pupils are willing workers aud are
always ready for a test Ethel
Julien spelled the words given
IN the test.
Green Valley IL doing well under
the direction OF Miss stella Pheasant.
The pupils are veyy willing workers
and Jessie Oyler. Gladys Marshall.
aud Florence Marshall spelled an the
words given in the tert rhls school
needs "A few supplementary books
for the library.
The teacher and pupils Of Liberty
school, IN Deer Creek township. are
very much attached 20 each other
and 70 say they are having p good
school Is not necessary Their work
Is pleasant and satisfactory in every
way. so willing are these pupils
that IL II not an easy matter 10 keep
from giving them more than T. just
Miss Ruth Rush Is teacher aud is
pleasing all concerned.
The Hess school Is doing well un-
der the care OF Miss Bertha Denkel.
The attendance Exceptionally good
aud with OILY six tardy marks dur
ing the second quarter. The pupils
and teacher are going to try TO make
the work better during the new year
than II was In the old year. The
pupils were ready for a test and are
OF a class that think instead o.
guessing. This is one OF our beet
dountPy schools.
Mound Valley Is under the care Of
Mrs. slime at the present Mrs
slime has not taught for several
years and finds that the work Is not
easily picked up under thu course oi
study, but she Is doing well with
her school. The board here should
cooperate with their teacher better
than they do for the tescher OF any
school ueeds this.
For the past few months several
OF the teachers aud myself have been
discussing county graduation a. 70
when IL should 10 ieid AMI MO
would deliver the ADDRESS. The time
has been arranged for the first week
In May and DR.. A. Ross HI, presl-
dent OF the Missouri state University
Will deliver the address 70 the class.
Now this viii be quite satisfactory
10 all / Rm quite sure as mnuy ui.
the teachers ask for him. DR., ifii Is .
the youngest man In the head 1i %
similar school ia the United States
and win have many good thius,ss iu
store for us. IL Is hoped that every .
teacher viii help 10 make this the
best count graduation we have ever
held.
The reading circles are doing well
n most parts Of the county but 7 eX
pect 10 turn my attention TO this Ia
the future and visit each reading
circle ia the county at least once
Several teachers have ask II attend
ance Il necessary at these meetings
ia r renewal OF Certificates. / can
only say That most Supst are going
TO require this but hope that there
are no teachers Ia Bates county who
are willing allow this 20 come
against them.
Prot Conrad of ileynard school iu
Hudson township hAs arranged lur
IA lecture at the school house Jan
- at 1880 y. m by Prof Il A. Thtn
man Of Appleton city and recita, by
Misc Jessie Douer OF the same place
Mr.. Conrad i going 20 give the
people Of that section a rarp treat,
Trustees Sale.