The School Times from Baldwin, Kansas • 4

I I school following is the report of the Baldwin Public Schools for the iding October 31, 1892. The ROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM a KpOM 4 HOQM 6 Off Olff ff J- no) cn to od en oo ce am Enrollment for the month 83 23 I 2l" 3i 2fl 34 27 50 Averagre dally attendance 27 21 I 27 23 20 27 23 32 25 47 Per cent of attendance 93 91 193 94 95 93 92 ii 95 98 Number caser of 2 6 I 7 5 3 10 4 1 3 14 Essays and orations have been a prominent feature in the opening exeroifes this month. Supt. Peairs made a brief call Wednesday the 26th, ult. We expeet him againsoon.

The roof of the scheol house is very great need of repair. Each succeeding rain seems to fiud an additional place through Which to enter. Prof. S. S.

Hammill, of Chicago, 1.1 TT' 1 1 -1 a 1 i I NOTE; The per cent of attendance is reckoned on tho average enrollment, not ontho average attendance. ROOM NO 4, MISS EDITH DUDGEON, TEACHER. Names of pupils neither absent nor tardy: Maggie Amos. Alta Brill, Luella Clark, Hilda Eaton, Emma Follin, Maud Pittman, Daisy Wheeler, Daisy Overton, Lizzie McKinney, ROOM NO. MISS JOSIE COWGILL, TEACHER.

Names of puplis neither absent nor tardy: Leila Clark, Bessie Brown, Avis Walker, Blanche Tipton, Myra Marcy, Charlie Price, Johnny Duig-nan, Willie Dixon, Harry Shirk, Ray Brill, Walter Dallas, Charlie hmma uossagc, Bessie Hattler, Duignan, Thornton Jefferson, Ar- Anna Murphy, Ollie Frye, Graee chie Robinson, Harvey Robinson, Eaton, Bernie Sturdy, Maud Mot- Willie Garrett, Walter Stark. ter, Lula Price, Mary Dixon, Mary, Lehew, Dossie Stewart, Cretie Gaddis, Nellie Gaddis, Anna Van Vickie, Maggie Martin, Pearl Barton, Meade Eaton, George Lawrence, Howard Lawrence, Holley Hitchcock, George Neff, Roy Lewis, Charles Whitney, Elmer. Miller, Loy Johnson. ROOM NO. 5, E.

W. MYLER AND W. W. FISK, TEACHERS. Names of pupils neither absent nor tardy: Bertlja Bristow, Cora Brink-man, Florence Barber, Eunice Clapham, Stella Cowgill, Pearl Cowgill, Florence Dixon, Kate Duignan, Gertie Griffith, Venia Games, Helen Ingle, Myrtle Kidder, Nora Kershrier, Florence King, Anna Lehew, Sena Marvel.

ROOM NO. 2, MISS ELLA FOLLIN', TEACHER. Names of pupils neither absent nor tardy: Minnie Brown, Laura Barber, Mary Clapham, Ella Duignan, Ruth Eaton, Delta Eaton, Birdie Griffith, Ethel Huff, Iva Martin, Elsie Power, Pearl Smith, Eva Pittman, Nellie Shade, Henry Young, Clarence Stewart, Roy Sturdy, Hollie Braden, Archie Flora, Willie Green, Walter Jun-kins, Ernest Lewis, Bert Overton, Gust Olson, Oliver Price, Roy Power, Luther Roberts. ROOM NO. 3, MISS ALICE AKERS, TEACHER.

Names of pupils neither absent nor tardy: visitea tne mgn scnooi me 10m, and made a very pleasant speech. Mrs. Parmenter and her little daughters, Helen and Lucile, visited the First primary one morning last month. On account of the foot ball game between Baker and I. S.

U. being so near the school building, the pupils were dismissed an hour Some "Sisters of Charity," belonging to the High school, were out last Thursday night asking alms for "The Heathen of Baker University." We have long known that certain members of the High school were deeply interested in a certain college (see supra) but this is the first time it has shown itself in active demonstration. The world is a great market. Everybody has something for sale. Every person has a certain capital to invest; that is, a certain amount of time and, energy and talent.

-These are the coin which we pay out for some kind of "opportunities." The great secret of life is to make a good choice. It takes some forethought to select well. There are no bargains struck by accident; there are no corners or margins in this market. We get what we pay if or, no more, no less. Sunday School Times, Maude Martin, Laura Nale, Carrie Pendleton, Minnie Roberts, Evva Grace Tripp, Neva Powell, Harry Patterson, Dana Colegrove, Willie Rosebaugh, Adda Rugh, Hortense Price, Warren Walker, Sammie Reed, Jessie Stewart, Flora Stew-Pendleton, Harvey Dent, Nannie art, Mysie Stump, Ethel Stump, rp i i rii.

Ci xir i Jessie Skinner, Ella Woodyard, Trinder, Bessie Quayle, Etta Bar- anny 'Weeks, Nannie Williams, ncklaw, Maude Lamb, Katie North, Edna Leach, Katie Shirk, Robbie Bailey, Earl Clapham, it t- ir i ii Cll i Hattie Bristow, Bradford, Powell, Lewis Griffith, Frank Griffith, Frank Games, Llewellyn Hinshaw, Fred Hinshaw, Edward King, Fred Hood, Mabel Eaton, Clara Dent, Clara Cozad, Harry Van-landingham, Frank Kidder, George Jefferson. Howard Messinger, Lhas. Rapp, Chas. Stevenin..