The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-11-14
THEY GATHER
HERE IN FORCE
One Hundred of the County's
instructors, Guests of Our
City, Have Good Time.

Something like 100 of the edu-
Gators of Idaho county assembled
this week in the city to attend
the annual institute as required
by the law, and if their express
sions on the subject are correct
they have had most enjoyable
time as well as having received
the prescribed amount of instruc-
tion. Their praise of Superinten
dent and Mrs. Glanville as enter
tainers is certainly lavish and
hearty.
The names of the instructors ap-
pearing upon the program are
sufficient guarantee Of the quail
ity OF the lectures to satisfy those
who were not in attendance as
to the quality of the entertain
ment and instruction, furnished.
Profs. Adrian and Kenyon occu-
pied the first days session with
lectures on general educational
topics and drawing in the schools,
and in the evening Mr.. Adrian
delivered one Of his highly enter
tanning lectures on the Passing
of the Hickory" The professor,
who is admittedly one of the
leading instructors and lecturers
of the west, does not believe that
the application of the "rod of
correction should be entirely
abandoned as remedial agency
when moral suasion has been pref
ty well exhausted, and with this
idea the Globe editor is most
heartily in accord. The address
was generously praised by the
hearers, touching, no doubt a re-
sponsive chord in the breasts of
a majority of the audience, the
teachers especially.
Teachers Well Entertained.
Splendid programs of readings,
and vocal and instrumental music
were furnished by the local talent
under the supervision of Mrs.
Glanville, during the week, for
the entertainment of the visiting
pedagogues, and on Tuesday night
the commercial club gave ball
at the large Schmadeka hall in
honor of the visiting instructors.
The public was likewise admitted
to assist in the entertainment of
the guests of honor. The commit
tee on reception consisted of Mrs
p. M. Glanville and Mrs. Reese
Hattabaugh, and Messrs. Ander.
son, Glanville, McGrane, Simms
and Pulse.
s. A. Anderson, president of tht
commercial club, shone forth il
one of his characteristic addresses
in a speech of welcome to the visi
tors, while Miss Laura Lanning
ham gave an excellent reading
and Mrs. Algie and Mrs. Hatta
baugh rendered a vocal solo eacf
in their most acceptable manner
DR.. Riggs gave a cello solo ant
Mrs. Glanville rendered a piano
duet.
Dancing was then INDUCED il
and later refreshments were serv
ed in the adjoining rooms of th'
K. of P. and the millinery parlor
of Mrs. Schmadeka, which wer
generously thrown open for tn
occasion.
The event is said to have beel
one Of mirth, enjoyment and gen
eral good fellowship, and will b
long remembered by all of th
participants.
After a day replete with goo'
things in the way OF lectures D.
Profs. Klemme and Kenyon an
general discussions of topics o
interest, Prof. Odlin ons Thursda,
evening delivered a fine lectur
to good sized audience on eth
HIS of Education.
The institute will close Friday
and Saturday morning the teach
ers will disperse, going their ses
eral ways and carrying with thel
the varying impressions gathere
from their weeks sojourning ]
our midst. Let us hope that tn
Impressions formed of our tow
and people may be favorable an