The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25

the school building In Keosauqua On
Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF
last week The following program
was given:
Thursday, March &c, 1918.
Morning Session
9-00-Lecture- Teaching Patriotism
Chas. s. keisrer-
aa-Couferences:
Town Teachers. ---.C- ". Wassam
Rural Teachers. Irene Htrsch
II Conferences
Superintendent and Principal
...A 7. s. Owen
All Other H 3. Teachers
" c. w Wassam
Four Upper Grades. Harry JaqEiss
Four Lower Grades Irene Hirsch
Rural Beginners r. B. Carroll
Experienced ..---- Lydia ShuH
AFTERNOON SESSION.
( .3tl-Lecture- Subject to be selected
c. w Wassar,-
Conferences:
Town Teachers. Irene Eirsch
Rural Teachers. -Chas. s. Keister
High School Teachers C. Colby
Rural Teachers Irene Hirsch
EVENING SESSION.
T:3a-M z. church. Music
8 .00-Lecture The Best Samaritan
Chas- s. Eeister-
Friday, March q, 1919.
MORNING SESSION.
g :9d-Lecture Subject TO be selected
C. W. Wassam-
Conferences:
Town Teachers Irene Hirsch
Rural Teachers &C W. Wassam
II Conferences:
r. g Teachers. - T. s. Owen
Grade Teachers. ----- Irene Eirsch
Rural Teachers -..-.J. II. Stoke
AFTERNOON SESSION
I Conferences:
Town Teachers &c W. Wasssm
RErsI Teachers -..--EreEe Eirsch
2 30-Lecture. Travel as Al Educator
c. W Wassar-
EVENING SESSION.
{ :3J--Opera house -.---. Music
s :Ge-Lecture The Boy Problem
C. W WassaE-
Saturday, March q, 1919
MORNING SESSION.
g .30-Town teachers
Local Government. c. H Meysrholz
Rural teachers.
Music ........ C. 4 Fullerton
teachers.
Music .-.--.e-.-. c. q Fullerton
Rural teachers.
Constructive Anericanisrn Through
the Schools. 49, C. H Meyerholz
II .3e-Lecture, The League OF Ma
tions and Permanent Peace
C. H Meyerholz.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
I :36-Town teachers:
The World War. C. Il. Neyerholz
Rural teachers:
2: 30-ToWn teachers;
Music ---.-C n Fullerton
Rural teachers:
The Relation Of civics Teach
ing 10 Citizenship .....
........ c. H. MeyerhoIz
J. W. Houston Of near NJ Ster- /
death a few days ago While passing
through hfs farm lot his attention
was attracted by rus5S looking OBJ /
IL up and was examining II when II !
exploded with a terrific force. tear
ing his thumb of and his second /
ragged hole through his hand. Il is /
placed in the lot, nor by whom. So |.
ytood there is no suspicion az to who
= zr+- Ia Ia. -
Vt. Sterling. was called and dressed /
will probably get along all right, but .
will have badly crippled hand.
Miss Helen McLain OF Denver.
Colo, came last week for an extend 4
I'd visit here at the w. F. Weller /,
home.
Rev. yartanian Of Fairfield. preach 4
ID In the Presbyterian church here
asst Sunday, both morning and even
ng.
Mrs. Emma Baugher has purchased I
The II. Fl. Smith property. near the I.
depot, and will occupy same soon 4
Il is now occupied by A E. Murphy 4
and family who moved here from
township, Mr. Murphy
having recently purchased an inter
EST in the Riverside garage.
Charles Wiley and Ralph HUFF who
have been in service In France for /
he past several months, returned 10
heir homes here last Saturday ven
ng.
Arlie G. Kerr of Chicago, was here !.
several days last week. being called /
home by the death OF hts sister, Mrs.
w Fl. Long.
Mrs. Edward Wagner and son,
Richard, went to Dexter, Iowa, Mon
day OF this week where they will /
make their home. Mr. Wagner went
70 the same place last week. he hav-
ing recently purchased about twenty
acres Of land near that town.
Court reconTened on Thursday OF !