The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-05-05
SCHOOL NOTES.

Inc HIoC eAHlDlC IOf the COunIys
Fair which has been received at this
office is from Miss LEILA KnutgUn;
teacher in school district No. So. The
exhibit is well arranged saassontzns
material representative IF the entire
years work. Every piese oawork
which is to be offered for q premium,
is properly labeled. A~sSs&as~'
The "Y. c. L." Club (YoungACiti-
zen's Literary of distgiets N6ses N
Waterbury Township,<elsctea hs follf3
lowing officers foFthe 7fa,ith 81 sAlsaI:
President, Harold Gox yjesA resi-.
dent, Grace soxi Secret leha;1
Schultz; Librarriia,ps Cla7A Rave
During the 'yeay fhis .club.has haa3
charge of a Literary period;' I'D Sthaii1rs
ty minutes each llanday st
The County.:l.. Shnshjp tenSdsdt. :ss ssss !
present at; 1thsi4 meeting an
April and SapsoSeds The: wotk;l veSsa
much. Thss Masak omcess! had charge
of the proarain: ard election: i9f rev
officers. The aat "a tssafs,
presided with as mach
might be expected bf: agrown Afb
person. Martha Price acted as ssc-
rotary pro tenn in ths-ahsenee Of the
secretary, Nicolas Fischer. The cleo
ton of officers was Especially innlBBeeri4
estinq All of t&ssWio;rrk was fon.
Quoted by the pupils ,.tindes The, 81 N:
pervision of the teachers, Miss
son and Laudon. 4; i;5L !I.N SsA
Miss Mildred Barnes has beer re-
elected at an incteaseiIin isahrIf to-
teach in district No Ii tool file:
Township. wfilS ~ Il klttila
The school grounds of=d list trrtg Mo-
so, Kintire Township; have tbeena In
closed~~itA, fine Wire -fenee i,IIThis,
serves~-A Projection for the. lafsgs
11eber of tresgIwhish. were set IoutI
tast spxt9gz7-as thesYard is assasrgea
onS splendid play gfdlndI1
Inc deathN OF Matn! Jennlges OF
Wanda causes the Toss: to- Redwood
County of one of its oldest and most
progressive school officers Mr. Jen-
niges has been a school officer Of this
county for more than; twenty FIVE
years. During this periodfiof serv-'
ice he haes ever had the best inter
ests of the schools at heart and to
him belonssamitch credit and honor
for the standing Of Redwood Coun
ty in educational matters: n
A fine two-room schbol house viii
be erected in district NO. Is south
of Wabasso. during the summer. A
school yard Of two acres will afford
plenty off room for recreation and
ut-of-do9r work. Just across the
road north of the school house the
district has purchased half acre on
which to erect a school barn. When
finished and equipped this district
will have a fine opportunity for its
children to ssensssan elementary edu-
lcation. andliv al home. -sssessgss.ss5,,
he t for this schnal
year Of the Shutdown Farmers Club
will be held on May Z. This is also
late FOE The osiing th ssluizs
down seheehs=== apeniatendsnt=Gs--Eg.
Campton Of Sleepy Eye has been in
| yited to be one of the speakers of
this meeting. 7.-fe,,sr,e.,
! 4, The pupils of district No. 10, Kum-
crow school,. are enjoying, the use Of
paper towels, sanitary soap and a
water cooler. The children and teach
er, Miss Coulter, earned the money
with which these things werey pur-
chased.
The 1915 legislative manuals, = are
ready for distribution. Each school
IS entitled to copy.
aQ 6 ). April & sth M the t esaacher Miss,
Gerth, and her pupils Of district No.
re raksd and cleaned, ehoelr yard.
| Miss GfrtH has done somes very geSd
lwork il this school, Hee-pupilA HAVE
especially improved in reading. 'l
The school in district No. ga has
improved very much this year. The
kboaGd 81 WI g NKrengel, jos
and Moritz Timm, has added large
dictionary and many other needed ar
ticlss which haye enabllSleds M Miss Hem 20
hs- To- do)beter IworA VIII the nipifs>
The teacher and pupils are very much
interested pteE a and are doipggQod work.
!, s tea H.. II ,1,' ,, sss
e b gss.s II lDey rs = g sssss
SCI "a al eonYepient tanda ~ li&d.
soap dispenser, and six new sections
of book cases; all of which were pur-
/ |.ehksed PVT pf1hlds sTffd by tes