The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-01-26

work since she does not do any other
kind.
Paramount is rejoicing over their
new slate blackboard and are doing
better work as result. The follow
ing pupils spelled all the words in the
two week contest: Frances Rapp,
Mary Vogt, Frank Brown, John
Scheneker, Anna Adair, Emma Lin
derman and Henry Rapp. This
school has had very nearly every
patron in the district visit them, and
the school appreciates their interest
in their work. Miss Mile White is
teacher and is satisfying her patrons
in every way.
Rockville is moving very nicely
with Mr.. S. M. Gragg as principal
and Miss Hattie Weir, Miss Lou
Adams, Mrs. Lucy Melton and Miss
Elsie White as assistants. The at
tendance is not so good on account of
sickness. The pupils in room three
are going to try on the contest again,
and am sure they will win. The
board has ordered a new chart for the
primary room and contemplate put
ting in heating system in the near
future.
Brush College is having light at
tendance on account of sickness, but
they are doing good work. They are
going to do some special work for
me. They will try in the spelling
contest and are going in to succeed.
Leola Zimmerman has not missed
word in spelling this year. The fol-
lowing pupils have not been tardy:
Erma Price, Joe Price, Arthur Price,
Earl McOnvel, Doris Dean and Ruth
Dean. Miss Mamie Culver is teacher
and is doing fine work for them and
her patrons appreciate her efforts.
Hazel Dell has very good attend
ance despite the sickness in the dis
trict. These pupils are to prepare
for a special test by the time l visit
them again. l think the patrons of
this district should visit the school.
| should be pleased to hear Of every
patron in the district doing so. be-
lieve they will help the work very
materially by doing so. Miss Rosalie
Wix is teacher and has her work we'll
classified and organized.
Reynard is one of our very interest
ing schools and has one of our best
teachers, Mr.. A. w. Conrad. The
pupils are good workers and take a
good interest in everything pertain
ing to school work. Several here
have colds and the teacher as we'll as
myself is no exception to the rule on
this. These pupils are going to do
some special work for me, and !
know there is no doubt as-to the re-
suit. The following pupils have not
been absent or tardy: Flora Green,
Georgia Kinder, Otto Delhi, Mary Nc
Kinley, Raymond Mckinley Ethel
Wix, Emma Wix, Gladys Holt and
Wilbur Holt. Lucy Delhi and Gladys
Holt have not missed word in SPELL
ing.
Miss Hoyland Rodgers, of Elm
Grove school, in Deep Water town.
ship, reports the following pupils as
having spelled the words in the con-
test: Marie Hurt, Hansel Allison,
Willie Moore, Chester Kash, Arley
Mccormick, Sam Mccormick, Ruby
Porter, Nellie Westbrook ann Sylvia
Westbrook. The best thing about
this is that all the pupils who study
spelling succeeded.
Miss Flossie McRoberts, of Crescent
Hill, reports the following: Grace
Carr, Albert McCraw, Merle Moody
and Charley Kinion.
Miss Minnie Christie, of Valley, in
Deep Water, reports Roy Baker, Ira
Baker, Fred Herman, Oscar Baker,
Maude Hartel, frankie Borum and
Fannie Barnett.
Miss Winnie Largent, of Mt. Yer
non, in Elkhart, reports Myrtle
Knapp, Maggie Conard, Eulalah Park,
Jessie Hart, Alice Clapp, Nellie Brun-
er, May Proctor and John Hart. This
school wants more work to do and
are willing to try any reasonable test.
Miss Sylvia Coodrum, of New Home
school, in New Home township, re-
ports Myra Cole and Lee Cole as not