Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11

| to build an additional SchOOlhouSe SO
that the opportunity for education for
| the children will be better next year.
| In the Woodland school, Dist. No. /,
| town of Strickland, in which Miss
Gundia Sannes is teaching her second
year, Mr.. Hougum found 81 children
| enrolled, of whom b were present.
| rhe Pleasant Ridge school, Dist. No.
| 10, town of Stubbs, is ably provided
with Miss Cyrilla MoShcr. This IS
school, The register shows 33 el-
rolled, 80 of whom were present.
Substantial improvements
| The ThOrnapple school, Dist. No. O.,
| town of ThOrnapplC, in which Miss
| EIclga Olson teaches. was visited the
second time by Mr., Hougum, Oct. u.
| Here 80 children are enrolled and IS
were present. His report shows that
| numerous substantial improvements
| mad been made by the teacher and the
| PUPILS since the first visit On October
| Il. the Meadow Brook school was seen.
| This is Dist. No. &, town of Grant.
Miss LOttie StOkcr is teaching her
second year in this school The regis
| er shows So enrolled, of whom - We're
present. The district has shown much
enterprise and has provided Il fine,
| new schoOlhOuSe The schOolhouse con
| aims two rooms. Should the future
| make it necessary, it will be easy to
establish graded school The COM
| )limentS of the office is extended to
| he board and citizens of the Meadow
| brook school
At Maple Center the register shows
IN enrolment of -. of whom % were
II attendance when the school was
seen Nov l. Miss LenOre Mcfarland
| the teacher in charge. This is Miss
| McFarlands first year in Maple Cen
| or school She formerly was III
| barge Of the Willard Center school
| COR a period of five years. At Glover
| and, Dist. No. > town Of Grant, Miss
| Athena pIantc teaches. This school
ground has recently been improved ~
/ fine. new fence The register here
| shows an enrolment of -. OF. whom
- were present At Island Lake. Dist.
! 30 6. town of Big Bend. Mrs. Bessie
| Clark Nelson prcSides Here I'LL Of
| The 20 pupils enrolled, were in attend
ancc RumOr is to the effect that the
district is seriously contemplating Il
new schOOlhOuSe. An effort was made
year ago for consolidated school.
1t failed at that time. If a CONSOLE
dated school cannot be established
without much delay. it is highly deSir-
able that new, modern schoolhouSe
take the place Of the old, out -of-date
one. that has served the community
since pioneer days.
Hot Lunches
At North Lima, Dist No. 9, town
Of Stubs, the second visit was made
Oct. 81. Miss Hildegarde Albrccht Is
the teacher in charge of this school.
Thirty-One children are enrolled and
| IS were in attendance. This school
will be somewhat affected by the new
ly created district, it l., town OF
Rusk and Stlbbs At Rivcrview the
second visit was made Nov 4. The
report indicates that good work is bo-
ing done OF the 81 children enrolled,
Is were present. The district has made
liberal provision for hot lunches and
ii is expected that some manual train
ing work will be done during the year.
Miss Florence Powell is ne teacher in
charge The Mud Brook school was
also seen recently, the second time
since September. Hector Powell is
teaching at this place OF the 8 Du-
pills enrolled all were in attendance
about onc-half of the pupils in this
school are quite mature boys and girls
who have finished the eighth grade
Mr.. Powell is conducting Il 9th grad
class for the benefit Of these pupils
Numerous needed improvements that
; were suggested afier the first visit
were made which reflect live and
active interest on the part of the con-
!. munity in the school.
Consider Transportation
In Dist No. s. town of Atlanta,
Miss Edna Nelson is teacher for the
second year The superintendent found,
upon recent visit, that children
. were enrolled, all of whom were III
attendance This school was formerly
a two-rOOm state graded school. That
was when the village of Atlanta was
in its palmy days. At the present
time, the population has so changed,
that the patrons have seriously con-