The Westland Home from Anthony, Kansas • 1

MM ANTHONY. KANSAS, APRIL 18. 1905. No. 25 Vol.

1 Danville Items. School closed Friday, the Three persons, Lem Lairdf Clyde Field and Irl Laird, received certificates -for perfect attendance. After holding her record perfect till last week, Ethel Marvin was taken sick and was absent a most regrettable misfortune. Our school will furnish two applicants for teachers' certificates this summer, Lem and Minnie Ve look to see them successful at the examination, and, what is much more, successful in the school room. i The school term ends with the grades all well established and up with their work.

If the future teachers will, see to it Attica Schools. Williard Johnson rode to fcU home west of town Wednesday evening on his wheel. Clyde Harmer, Oscar Shofer. AU Coe, Will Ryan and Lindley Jacks at-' tended the entertainment five miles east of town Friday evening. Prof.

Squire went over to Harper Sunday. Ray Williamson, Vern Day Ed Coe will leave about May. 1st, on a trip through Kansas and Oklahoma with street fair and carnival Co. The boys play in the band and expect to have quite a The lady. teachers took supper at the Turner home Wednesoay.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Denton, accompanied by- Miss Lizzie Kille, made a trip to Wichita Monday in the auto. Bertha Crabb was absent the first' part of the wnek.

Some one came into the high school just two minutes late Tuesday course the janitors are to blame. Attica did not win one third of the points in the field meet, but we got five of the twelve gold medals. Our graduating exercises will be Friday evening. The baccalaurate sermon was preached Sunday evening bj Rev. Scott of the M.

E. Church. Curios of the Examination. that the cinders placed for walks, instead of being thrown in unsightly heaps, will mean much for the beauti The County Field Heet. The lovers of clean athletic sports witnessed an event at the Anthony Fair Grounds last Saturday that will long be remembered.

The Second Annual Field Meet came off as advertised. The day was somewhat disagreeable in the morning so the attendance was much less than it would have been, yet about 650 people were present. A number of excellent records were made, in fact all were good. The Anthony athletes won for the second time the Kille silver cup. The totals were as follows: Anthony, 77 1-2 Attica, 33 points; and Harper, 6 1-2 points.

Jas. Smith of proved himself the best contestant, winning three -gold medals, his total in points being 21. Chas. Randels of Anthony, was second with 14 1-2 points; Crowell of Attica took 11 and Johnson of Attice, 10 3-4 points. The winners, in the order of their rank, are given below: 100 yard dash.

Record, 10 3-4 Smith Anthony. Prouse Anthony. EfCi Tie for Third. Shot put; record, 32 ft 2 Smith Anthony. Randels Anthony.

Crowell Attica. -Half-mile run; record, 2 min. 18 sec: R. Yo well Anthony. Hamilton Shidler Running broad jump; 19 ft 6 in: Randels Anthony.

Smith Harper. 220 yd dash; 54 3-4 sec: Johnson A tticaT Randels Anthony. Harmer Attica. Pole vault; 8 ft 10 H. Yowell Anthony.

Smith Anthony. Pounds tone Anthony. Mile run; 2 min 11 sec: Shidler Hunt Miles Harper. Running high jump, 5 ft 3 in. Smith Anthony.

Poundstone Anthony. xcandels 440 yard run, 54 3-4 sec. fying of the grounds. The enrollment reached 47, -the largest in many years. Maggie Bruce left this week for Med.cine Lodge to spend some time visiting her brother.

The last two weeks were spent in examination, the 8th grade pupils taking the list of recent county teachers' examinations. All taking the examinations did well. What the- districts around Danville should do is to consolidate with this district, and make, a district enough to carry on a graded school with two rooms. This would make the expense less than at present and give the kind of work needed. Report of Danville district No.

70, for month ending April 14, 1905: Num- ber enrolled for term, 47; number en-rolled for month, 26; withdrew during entered during month, av--erage daily attendance, 22; per cent attendance, 93; number of tardies, 8. neither tardy nor absent for the month were Lem -Laird, Clyde Field, Irl Laird. No other cases of truancy or habitual absences, except those noted in previous reports. Ph. D.

Physiology Doctor. A. D. Doctor of. Adversity.

Ph. D. Philadelphia Doctor. A. After Ph.

Phenix Demolished. Ques. What constitutes the nervous system? Ans. The. nervous system consists of the mouth, pharynx, ami oesophagus.

Anthony Commencement Plans, Order of Commencement exercises: May 12, Senior Class Play. May 17, grade commencement. Class exercises and short addresses. May 18, Senior graduation. Lecture by Dr.

Matt S. Hughes, Kansas City, Mo. J. H. Clement, Superintendent.

Roy Jacks was was an Anthony visitor Monday morning. Roy is working for the International Harvester Co..