The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-02-09

/ always willing and ready to work.
!, Miss LYDIA Faulkner is teacher and
few teachers have their work as well
classified and organized as she has.
Merwin has good attendance fol
the mumps to be il the school. The
work is satisfactory to all concerned
and patrons express themselves AZ
being highly pleased with the work.
Mr.. S. E. Smith is principal and Miss
!. Bertha Chesbier assistant.
i Old West Point has a, light attend
ance, caused by sickness in the way
of colds. This is one of the best
buildings in the county and they take
pride in keeping it so. The pupils
who were present take good inter-
est in the work, and the teacher, Miss
Nina Deffenbaugh, has her work we'll
organized.
Willow Branch is moving nicely, as
it always does with Mr.. T. j. Wheel
err as teacher. The pupils are good
workers and take pride in having
their lessons the very best possible.
l heard the "a" class in spelling re-
cite and have hopes for the same
privilege the next time l visit there.
Center is doing very nicely with
Miss Dora Rogers as teacher. This
is one of our small schools and would
be quite an advantage if they could
join some other district and disband,
but this is their affair and they alone
can decide it. The pupils are willing
workers and made a good showing
on the test given.
Amsterdam has some of as stud
ious pupils as any school in the coun-
ty an the work is very interesting in
every way. Both rooms are doing
fine work. The sanitation of this
building is we'll cared for. Mr.. j. L.
CALLAHAN is principal Mrs. Archer as
Sistant.
Miss Anna Woody, of Wilcox
school in Mt. Pleasant township, re-
ports the following pupils as spelling
all the words in the two weeks con-
test: Rex Wallace, Hazelle Linard,
Versa Holloway, Letha Baird, Delbert
Baird, Clarence Spillman, Lora Hol-
loway and Myrtle Spillman.
Miss Fannie Gotten, of Nyhart, re-
ports Ruby Patterson, Lois Clark,
Carmen Lusk, Ora chart, Alice
Clark, Linley chart, Andrew Dunlap,
Mary Clark, Elsie Clark, Gladys
Sproul, Earl Simmons, Clarence Nc
Daniel, Claud Pahlman, Otis chart,
Geo. Clark, Ralph Thomas and Irene
Lusk.
Miss Stella Harshaw, of Happy
Hill, reports: Vera Lane, Florence
Kienberger, Olivia Bartz, Charley
Stocklaufer, Bruce Wilson, Verna
Wilson, Velma Camden, Mabel Doug
las, George Delhi, John Henderson
and many others missed only a word
Or two, and they have proven they
IAN do more than sit up and be good.
Miss Dora Rush, of Olive, reports:
Chas. and Lucy Walbourne, Roxy,
Arlie and Pearl Largent, Dovie Sims,
Sylvia Deardoff, Josie McCurdy, :
Homer Broughton, Ray Christolear, .
Virgil Christolear, Delete Beaman, !
ioldie Whitehead and Homer Martz
Miss Jessie Miller reports Edith
Miller reports Edith Kelley and Ray
shannon. She reports that the school f
'oard has given her the spring term
without vacation, and l am sure
hey did right in this. Miss Miller is
Virginia in New Home s
owliship.
Miss Opal Hereford, of Scifers,
asst of Rich Hill, reports: Lorene g
'errel Edna Bridgman, Lille Bent q
age, Nora Beshore, Rosa Femme g
valid, Alma Link, Della Baker, Alice e;
)ubach, Mabel Beshore, Arthur d
saker, George Hardrader and Roland 9.
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