The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-12-07
BATES COUNTY SCHOOLS
AND TEACHERS
By Supt P. NJ. Allison.

| Bs Supt r. ID. Allison.
Miss Bertha Craven of Marshall re-
ports the following pupils as having
spelled all the words in two weeks
test: Esther Kipf, Anna Kipf. Nellie
Welliver, Frank, Olive and Hazel
Emerine, Pearle Tharp and Effie
Cameron.
Virginia has very good enrolment
and a fair attendance. Leonard
Swarens, Fay Woods, Irene Hereford,
Opal Barber and Leslie Swarens have
not missed a day. They have more
tardies than they should. Miss Jessie
Miller is teacher.
New Home has good attendance
and but few tardies. Edgar Sivils,
Oral Shannon, Myra Lee, Walter Cole
and Clifford and Oscar Bennett have
not missed a day. Miss Sylvia Good
rum is teacher.
Foster has good school in every
department this year. All the rooms
are doing good work. Mr.. A. &C.
Moreland is principal and Misses Una
Judy and Emma Parlier are assistants.
The pupils are active andstudious and
are ready for test any time.
Mt. Zion has held pie supper and
are having the school room papered
and are going to add to their library
some. Lawson Brayton, John Arch
er, Earl, Frank and Charles Finch
have not missed day. The work is
moving nicely with Miss Grace Gallo
way as teacher.
Worland has a fair attendance but
several are out of school that should
be attending. Norman Schrogan and
Edgar and Maude Smithy have not
missed a day. Many have not been
tardy and those in attendance are do
ing good work. Miss Ellen MULES is
teacher.
Red Top has very good attendance
but this is one of our small schools.
The house needs some repairs very
badly in the way of fastenings for the
doors. Ruthy, Ada and Mabel Carter
have not been absent this year. Miss
Vera McHenry is teacher.
Old Walnut has recently had an en-
tertainment and they have purchased
a case for their books and a globe.
Vida and Fay Thompson, Bertha
Moore, Gladys Coreton and Opal and
Tommie Written have not been alb
sent. Miss Lucille Mckenzie is teach
er and is doing good work for them.
Greenview has very good attend
ance and while the day visited them
was very stormy all but two were
present. John Briscoe, Benjamin
Carmichael, Bril- and Edith May, Rec
Woodfin and Amy Wilson have been
present every day. Miss Georgia
Moore is teacher.
Grandview has a large enrolment
and good attendance but they al
ways have. Ola Ayers, Louis Berge,
Rannie Butler, Connie, Linnie and
Thelma Craven, John Burge, Ethel
Grimsley, Mary and Dorothy Harper
and Rudolph Nestlerode have not
missed day. They are having the
best school in several years. Miss
Bonnie Wolfe is teacher.
Belmont has a good attendance
though it is one of our small schools.
The pupils are good workers and are
willing to try test any time. Helen,
Nadine and Eleanor Leonard, Virgil
and Mary Burk have not missed a
day. Mr.. Jas. E. Park is teacher and
has his school in fine condition.
Enterprise was getting ready for
big cyphering match so did not get to
see so much of their work. Elmer
and Arthur Hardinger, Norman and
Amy Eggleson and Willie and Verne
Armstrong have not missed day.
Mr.. Louis Chapman is teacher.
Tygard has very fair enrolment
and a good attendance and but few
tardies. Vivian and Wayne Wolf and
Margaret Wright have not been alb
sent or tardy, in fact, but few have
been tardy. Vivian Wolf has missed
but one word in spelling this year.
Miss Mayme McKibben is teacher.
Jessie Perry, Earnest Tourtillott,
Margaret Stone and Pearlie Tourtillott
of Ovid school sent in some of their
regular work in language and litera-
ture that is good, but they always do
GOOD work.