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Provident Association, The. A merger of the Associated Charities and Social Settle- ment work among the poor of Topeka. Headquarters, 335 Jackson street. Dr. C. B. Van Horn, general secretary and physician in charge of medical aid department. The departments include, besides medical aid, relief, employment, the Boys' Club, Girls' Sewing Club, Mothers' Club, Nursery and Kindergarten. Officers of board of directors : J. E. Nissley, president ; Thomas Page, vice-president; Rev. O. S. Morrow, secretary ; William Macferran, treasurer.
Topeka Orphans' Home, The. Chartered April 2, 1889. Located northeast corner Third and Fillmore streets. Meetings held first and third Mondays of each month, at the home. Mrs. J. F. Daniels, president; Mrs. M. J. Hunter, first vice-president; Mrs. C. E. Hanley, second vice-president ; Mrs. L. S. Woolverton, recording secretary ; Dr. M. E. Stewart, corresponding secretary ; Mrs. W. H. Davis, treasurer; Dr. C. Hammond, house physician.
Literary.
Authors' Club. Organized in October, 1903. Meets twice a month, at call of president. H. W. Roby, president ; B. B. Smyth, secretary and treasurer.
Argonaut Club. Organized 1894. Meets on alternate Tuesdays. C. C. Nicholson, presi- dent ; Mrs. Charles Curtis, vice-president ; Myrtle Kelly, secretary ; Olive Owen, treas- urer.
Central Park C. L. S. C. Meets every Tuesday evening. J. A. Fay, president; Myra Corning, vice-president ; Elizabeth Eby, secretary ; Mrs. H. M. White, treasurer.
Dougherty's Success Club. Organized in February, 1902. Meets first and third Wed- nesdays of each month, at 118 West Eighth avenue. W. B. Whitson, president; J. J. Corkill, vice-president ; Hazel Fulton, secretary ; Gertrude Magnuson, treasurer.
Conversation Club. Organized in 1890. Meets every other Tuesday. Dell Keizer, presi- dent; A. D. Gray, secretary.
Fortnightly Club. Meets every other Tuesday, at 721 Kansas avenue. T. F. Garver, president ; J. D. McFarland, vice-president; A. M. Hyde, secretary and treasurer.
Ninde C. L. S. C. Meets every Tuesday evening. Mrs. M. E. Martindale, president ; Mrs. A. O. Beach, vice-president; Katie A. Ellinger, secretary ; Mrs. W. S. Miller, treasurer.
Scandinavian Library Association. Meets first Sunday afternoon of each month, at 222 Kansas avenue. Swan Tulien, president; Charles Burkman, vice-president; Claus Johnson. secretary ; Otto Anderson, treasurer.
Saturday Night Club. Meets every other Saturday, at various places, with banquets in- terspersed throughout the year at some hotel. John F. Switzer, president; Albert Watkins, vice-president ; Charles D. Welch, secretary and treasurer.
Unity Club. Organized in 1884, by Unity church members. Meets every Thursday, in church parlors. Fennella H. Dana, president; W. H. Bowles, vice-president; Rev. A. Wyman, secretary ; Mrs. F. H. Parkhurst, treasurer.
Military.
Topeka City Troop. Civic cavalry club. Meets first Monday evening of each month, at 627 Kansas avenue. H. W. McAfee, president ; W. S. Eberle, captain ; Hugh Lawlor, secretary and treasurer.
Musical.
Arion Singing Society. Chartered in 1882. Meets second Tuesday in each month, at Arion Hall, 208-210 Kansas avenue. Philip Sauer, president; William Heise, vice-presi- dent; Henry Heise, secretary ; Louis Wiss, financial secretary ; Ernest Mueller, treas- urer ; Prof. Louis Heck, sr., musical director. Trustees, Charles Kottman, August Beine, John Theuerling.
Auditorium Pipe Organ Association. Organized to secure a $15,000 pipe organ for the Auditorium. Meets at call of chairman. J. W. Going, president; George H. Whit- comb, vice-president; F. S. Crane, secretary-treasurer ; executive committee : F. H. Foster, chairman ; David Bowie, F. S. Crane.
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Capital City Quartette. G. Clayton Grout, first tenor ; W. E. Hall, second tenor; N. N. Nehr, baritone; John D. Graham, bass.
First Presbyterian Church Choir. Meets every Saturday evening. Mrs. Geo. W. Park- hurst, soprano; Mrs. Florence Fox Thatcher, alto; Harry C. Pribble, tenor; James Moore, baritone.
Modoc Singing Society, The. Organized in December, 1876. Meets every Monday even- ing, in Stormont building, 113 West Sixth avenue. T. J. Anderson, president ; L. M. Wood, vice-president; J. G. Rodemeyer, secretary ; M. D. Henderson, treasurer; Charles L. Wood, general manager ; M. C. Holman, director.
Topeka Choral Society, The. Organized September, 1900. Meets Wednesday evening of each week for rehearsals. Has a membership of about 150. M. C. Holman, president ; W. H. Wright, vice-president; Beatrice Cron, secretary ; L. H. Strickler, treasurer ; J. E. Wilson, librarian.
Patriotic.
Daughters of the American Revolution, Topeka Chapter of the. Organized April 2, 1896. Isabelle M. Thompson, regent; Mrs. C. A. McGuire, vice-regent; Mrs. D. M. Fisk, secretary ; Mrs. T. J. Hankla, treasurer; Mrs. F. M. Kimball, historian ; Zu Adams, registrar.
Ohio Club. Organized October, 1901. Membership confined to ex-Ohioans. Meets on third Monday of each month, at 115 West Sixth avenue. Mrs. F. A. Snow, president ; J. W. Sidwell, vice-president ; Mrs. W. J. Lewis, secretary ; S. M. Crow, treasurer.
Shawnee County Old Settlers' Association. Meets in December of each year in annual reunion. J. A Hickey, president; Geo. W. Veale, vice-president; Luther M. Nellis, secretary ; Robt. B. Steele, treasurer. C. O. Knowles, John Elliott, Philip Lux, S. R. Remington, Viola Troutman, trustees.
Sons of the American Revolution, Kansas Society of the. Quarterly meetings held on the fourth Wednesday in January, April, July, and October. J. M. Meade, president ; T. W. Harrison, first vice-president ; G. F. Kiniball, secretary and historian; Jonathan D. Norton, treasurer ; Joseph L. Eldridge, registrar.
Topeka Scottish Society. Meets first Monday evening of each month, at Security Hall, 701 Kansas avenue. James Cuthbert, president; Peter Riach, vice-president; John Dawson, secretary ; James Clark, treasurer.
Philosophical.
Topeka Philosophical Society. Meets in the rooms of the Kansas Academy of Science, at the State Capitol. A. H. Thompson, president; B. B. Smyth, secretary.
Political. ยท
Fremont and Lincoln Club. Republican. Organized October 15, 1904. Meets Saturday afternoon each week, at Armory, 401 Kansas avenue. Membership limited to Repub- licans who voted for Fremont and Lincoln. M. M. Hale, president ; Dr. J. F. Buck, secretary.
Kansas Day Club, The. Organized January 29, 1892, in the parlors of the Hotel Throop. Composed of young Republicans of Kansas, who meet annually on anniversaries of . Kansas' admission into the. Union. D. A. Valentine, president ; Luther M. Nellis, secretary-treasurer.
Kansas Democratic Flambeau Club. Organized September 1, 1884. Meets every Thurs- day evening, at 232 Kansas avenue. Michael Heery, president ; Harry Frazer, first vice-president ; J. H. Bartel, second vice-president ; N. H. Wolff, recording secretary ; Peter H. Miller, financial secretary ; Henry Heise, treasurer.
Topeka Republican Flambeau Club. Organized 1876. Meets second and fourth Wednes- day evenings of each month, at the Armory, 401 Kansas avenue. T. S. Williams, presi- dent ; B. B. Smyth, vice-president; Iloward Marshall, secretary; O. K. Swayze, treasurer.
Union Veterans' Patriotic League of Kansas. Meets at call of president, at 627 Kansas avenue. T. J. Anderson, president ; W. W. Denison, secretary.
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Professional.
Bar Association of the State of Kansas, The. Meets annually, in the Supreme Court room, State Capitol. Wm. E. Smith, president; Chas. W. Smith, vice-president; D). A. Valentine, secretary ; J. G. Slonecker, treasurer.
Homeopathic Medical Society of Topeka. Meets monthly, at call of president. Dr. Eva Harding, president ; Dr. D. T. Nicoll, secretary and treasurer.
Shawnee County Medical Society. Meets first Monday in each month, at National Hotel. W. A. Wehe, president; E. M. Brockett, vice-president ; L. S. Chamberlain, secretary ; J. P. Lewis, treasurer.
Social.
B. B. Club. Organized 1882. Meets on the anniversary of each member's wedding (six times each year ). James A. Troutman, president; J. E. McLeod, vice-president; Mrs. C. D. Skinner, secretary ; Mrs. Charles F. Spencer, treasurer.
Evening Club. Organized October, 1900. Meets at call of chairman of committee in charge of club's affairs. Arthur Capper, chairman; Harold T. Chase, C. B. Merriam, E. D. Osborn, J. F. Jarrell.
Saint Ananias Club. Organized in the year 1, B. C. The oldest social club in the United States. Located in the Stormont building, 107-109 West Sixth avenue. At present it has no officers, no directors, no members, no by-laws, no money. Its assets consist of the dilapidated furnishings of the club and a grandfather's clock that goes no more. Its liabilities are rent bills, which at this time amount to enough to give the club an interest in the building it occupies. Most of the original members have passed away. The survivors are antiquated, and live chiefly to save funeral expenses. As the club charter is perpetual, the relicts of the organization are as perpetual as its charter, and will continue to do business at the old stand. For further detailed information, apply to Willis Gordon, Phenomenal Prevaricator, who is on duty at the club rooms day and night.
Topeka Whist Club. Organized in 1895. Meets Monday evenings, at 835 Kansas avenue. E. L. Copeland, president; W. N. West, vice-president; W. R. Faulkner, secretary ; A. D. Washburn, treasurer ; H. L. Larsh, chairman whist committee. Directors: H. C. Ashby, John W. Nowers, T. H. Pennekamp.
Topeka Club, The. Chartered January 17, 1890. Located on northeast corner of Sixth avenue and Harrison street. Col. A. S. Johnson, president; W. A. L. Thompson, vice- president; F. A. Lewis, secretary-treasurer.
Women's Clubs .- Federated.
Topeka Federation. Organized April, 1897. Meetings held on the first Thursday in April, June, October, December and February of each year. Mrs. A. H. Horton, president ; Mrs. C. D. Startzman, first vice-president; Mrs. H. A. Heath, second vice-president ; Mrs. Clement Smith, recording secretary ; Gertrude Barnes, corresponding secretary ; Mrs. Frank C. Bowen, treasurer ; Mrs. C. A. Wilbur, auditor.
Art Club. Organized 30, 1899. Meets every Monday. Mrs. David Palmer, president ; Mrs. Norman Wear, vice-president; Mrs. Lawrence, Chamberlain, secretary-treasurer ; Mrs. W. L. Newcomer, club reporter.
Atlantean Club. Organized February 11, 1884. Meets every Monday afternoon. Mrs. J. C. Mcclintock, president ; Mrs. T. F. Garver, vice-president; Mrs. M. A. Low, secre- tary ; Mrs. Everingham, treasurer.
Calidorean Club. Organized in 1898. Meets every other Monday evening. Mrs. C. G. Foss, president; Mrs. H. C. Root, secretary-treasurer.
Ceramic Art Club. Organized August, 1900. Meets third Wednesday of each month. Mrs. C. O. Knowles, president; Mrs. W. S. Kale, vice-president; Mrs. W. T. Eckert, secretary ; Mrs. Edwin Lange, treasurer.
Chaldean Club. Organized September, 1889. Meets every Monday evening. Mrs. Adrian L. Green, president ; Mrs. W. F. Bowen, vice-president; Mrs. Sam Larimer, secretary- treasurer.
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Chaminade Club. Organized October 8, 1892. Meets third Wednesday of each month. Mrs. Eli G. Foster, president ; Mrs. Morton Albaugh, vice-president ; Grace Beard, sec- retary-treasurer ; Mrs. W. H. Bowlby, assistant secretary-treasurer.
Clio Club. Organized in 1893. Meets first and third Mondays each month. Mrs. C. A. Wilbur, president; Mrs. W. S. Loucks, vice-president; Mrs. W. E. Culver, secretary- treasurer ; Mrs. H. L. Shirer, club reporter.
Cosmos Club. Organized in 1889. Meets second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Ella E. Wade, president; Mrs. W. H. Wilson, vice-president; Mrs. William Wood, sec- ond vice-president ; Nellie McGregor, secretary-treasurer.
Current Literature Club. Organized September 30, 1895. Meets every Tuesday evening. Mrs. H. A. Heath, president; Mrs. Ward Burlingame, vice-president; Mrs. W. H. Lin- inger, secretary ; Mrs. C. P. Bolmar, treasurer.
Daughters of the American Revolution, Topeka Chapter of the. Organized April 2, 1896. Isabelle M. Thompson, regent ; Mrs. C. A. McGuire, vice-regent ; Mrs. D. M. Fisk, sec- retary ; Mrs. T. J. Hankla, treasurer; Mrs. F. M. Kimball, historian ; Zu Adams, regis- trar.
Filomena Club. Organized in 1902. Meets every other Thursday. Mrs. A. A. Hope, presi- dent; Mrs. J. A. Alexander, vice-president; Mrs. T. S. Williams, secretary-treasurer. .
Froebel Mothers' Union. Organized in 1900. Meets every other Friday. Mrs. D. J. Greenwald, president; Mrs. Robert Dietrich, first vice-president; Mrs. C. E. Suther- land, second vice-president; Mrs. H. C. Stevens, secretary ; Mrs. Irvin Pribble, treas- urer.
Golden Rule Club. Organized November, 1887. Meets Friday evenings. Mrs. O. H. Danner, president; Mrs. William Archer, vice-president; Mrs. W. E. Clark, secretary ; Mrs. F. E. Higgins, treasurer.
Good Government Club. Organized September, 1901. Meets second Thursday of each month. Dr. Deborah K. Longshore, president ; Mrs. W. S. Lindsay, vice-president ; Mrs. J. D. McFarland, secretary ; Mrs. DeWitt C. Nellis, treasurer ; Mrs. J. R. Mul- vane, auditor.
Helianthus Club. Organized June 3, 1898. Meets second and fourth Fridays of each month. Mrs. J. K. Jones, president ; Mrs. C. W. Horn, vice-president ; Mrs. Arthur Sherer, secretary-treasurer.
In Tempora Club. Organized October, 1896. Meets first and third Thursdays of each month. Kathryn Mills, president ; Mrs. J. A. Berry, vice-president ; Mrs. J. W. Going, secretary-treasurer.
Junior Atlantean Club. Organized October, 1894. Meets every Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Lee Forbes, president; Mary Frost, first vice-president; Mrs. Carl Nellis, second vice- president ; Miss Carlotta Nellis, secretary ; May Short, treasurer.
Ladies' Music Club. Organized in 1888. Meets second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Mrs. Ellen Parkhurst, president ; Mrs. F. P. MacLennan, vice-president ; Mary Harrison, secretary ; Mrs. Frank H. Foster, corresponding secretary ; Mrs. S. J. Hodg- ins, treasurer.
Ladies' Shakespeare Club. Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month. Mrs. H. W. Roby, president; Mrs. W. G. Smyser, vice-president; Mrs. L. S. Chamberlain, secre- tary-treasurer.
Monday Tourist Club. Organized February, 1902. Meets on alternate Mondays. Mrs. W. H. Fernald, president; Mrs. Wm. Martin, vice-president; Mrs. W. O. Nevill, secre- tary ; Mrs. S. T. McClure, treasurer.
Mutual Improvement Club. Meets Tuesday afternoons. Mrs. Conrad Schwartz, presi- dent ; Mrs. E. P. Pollard, vice-president; Mrs. L. B. Wyman, secretary ; Mrs. W. G. Bailey, treasurer.
Nautilus Club. Organized September, 1894. Meets every other Tuesday. Mrs. H. C. Bowman, president; Mrs. C. A. Wilbur, vice-president; Mrs. Eldridge Higgins, secre- tary ; Mrs. E. B. Cowgill, treasurer; Mrs. W. A. Neiswanger, corresponding secretary.
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Nineteenth Century Club. Organized November 21, 1896. Meets every other Monday. Mrs. T. W. Harrison, president ; Mrs. Joab Mulvane, vice-president ; Mrs. E. A. Austin, secretary ; Mrs. George Smith, treasurer.
Occidental Club. Organized June, 1883. Meets every Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Guilford Dudley, president; Mrs. E. K. Crosby, vice-president ; Mrs. Dell Keizer, secretary and treasurer.
Portia Club. Organized in 1895. Meets first and third Thursdays of each month. Mrs. James Allison, president ; Mrs. F. C. Slater, vice-president; Mrs. Charles D. Welch, secretary-treasurer.
Ramblers' Club. Organized February 27, 1902. Meets every other Tuesday. Mrs. J. H. Stuart, president ; Mrs. F. D. Stevens, vice-president; Mrs. E. D. Robertson, secretary- treasurer.
Reviewers' Club. Organized September, 1901. Meets every other Thursday. Mrs. W. E. Mc Vey, president; Mrs. H. L. Bevelle, vice-president; Mrs. W. J. Lewis, secretary.
Ruskin Art Club. Organized February, 1900. Meets first and third Mondays of each month. Ida Dennis, president; Mrs. G. A. Perry, vice-president; Belle Swearingen, secretary ; Mrs. L. H. Lane, treasurer.
Searchers' Club. Organized May 11, 1899. Meets Saturday afternoons. Mrs. E. F. Stan- ley, president ; Mrs. C. R. McDowell, vice-president; Mrs. E. H. McBride, secretary- treasurer.
Tabard Inn Club. Organized October, 1902. Meets every other week. Eliza Nagle, president : Mrs. M. J. Dugan, vice-president ; Mrs. Henderson, second vice-president ; Caroline Goddard, secretary ; Miss E. C. Samson, treasurer.
Travelers' Club. Organized March, 1901. Meets every other Saturday. Marie Wester- field, president; Gertrude Morton, vice-president; Kittie Quinche, secretary ; Jean Koontz, corresponding secretary ; Alice McCoy, treasurer ; Jean Wallace, critic.
Twentieth Century Club. Organized November 9, 1901. Meets every Saturday evening. Mary Frost, president; Grace Whiting, secretary.
Vespuccian Club. Organized March 27, 1895. Meets second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Mrs. J. W. Wehe, president; Mrs. C. M. Lawrence, vice-president ; Mrs. Charles Hammond, secretary-treasurer.
Vignette Club. Organized June 2, 1897. Meets first and third Wednesdays of each month. Mrs. George B. Manning, president ; Gussie Fuller, secretary-treasurer.
Western Sorosis. Organized December, 1893. Meets last Saturday of each month. Effie Graham, president; Mrs. W. W. Kitchell, first vice-president; Mrs. Frank Mont- gomery, second vice-president; Mrs. F. O. Popenoe, secretary ; Mrs. H. W. Roby, treasurer.
West Side Fortnightly Club. Organized October, 1898. Meets second and fourth Tues- days of each month. Mrs. O. P. M. Mcclintock, president; Mrs. W. M. Forbes, vice- president ; Mrs. J. M. Currier, secretary ; Mrs. W. F. Jensen, treasurer.
West Side Forestry Club. Organized May, 1902. Meets last Thursday in each month. Mrs. W. A. Johnston, president; Mrs. O. E. Walker, vice-president; Mrs. I. D. Graham, secretary ; Mrs. Walter L. Bates, corresponding secretary ; Mrs. Henry McAfee, treas- urer.
West Side Reading Club. Organized January, 1895. Meets every other Tuesday. Mrs. B. T. Welch, president; Mrs. J. A. Rogers, vice-president; Mrs. A. A. Rodgers, secre- tary ; Mrs. E. H. Anderson, treasurer.
W. T. K. Club. Organized October, 1887. Meets every Tuesday. Mrs. M. M. Hale, president ; Mrs. F. C. Bowen, first vice-president; Mrs. J. A. Campbell, second vice- president ; Mrs. J. H. Gonder, secretary-treasurer.
Women Clubs .- Non-Federated.
Alta Vista Club. Meets every Monday afternoon. Membership limited to sixteen. Mrs. . Frank G. Willard, president ; Mrs. Harry Seery, vice-president; Mrs. Allen D. Gray, secretary-treasurer.
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E. O. W. Club. Organized in 1899. Meets every other Friday afternoon. Mrs. T. A. Beck, president ; Mrs. Willis Edson, secretary.
Lakota Club. Organized October, 1899. Meets every Monday. Mrs. Charles Kleinhans, president : Mrs. Charles Adams, vice-president ; Mrs. Ed. Ogston. acting secretary- treasurer.
National Alliance Unity Women, Topeka Branch. Auxiliary of Unity Church. Mrs. B. F. Shumate, president; Mrs. Lincoln Wiseman, vice-president ; Mrs. C. W. Jones, . secretary ; Mrs. C. A. McGuire, treasurer.
Spaulding Reading Club. Meets every Monday evening. Mrs. F. C. Squires, president ; Sadie Doyle, vice-president ; Margaret Mullady, secretary ; Kate Wragovitch, treas- urer.
U & I Club. Organized March 16, 1887. Meets on last Tuesday in each month. Mrs. Charles Thomas, president ; Mrs. Fred W. Freeman, vice-president : Mrs. Harry Seery, secretary ; Mrs. Harry Noble, treasurer.
Negro Clubs.
Arden Club, The. Literary. Meets alternate Wednesdays. C. F. Clinkscale, president ; Mrs. S. G. Watkins, secretary.
Cosmopolitan Club. Literary. Meets first Monday in each month, at 429 Kansas avenue. James H. Guy, president; Fred Roundtree, vice-president; W. P. W. Stafford, secre- tary ; Ezekiel Ridley, treasurer.
Ivy Club. Meets first Friday of each month. H. W. Dillard, president; W. I Jamison, vice-president ; Irene Taylor, secretary ; Frances E. Buckner, treasurer.
Ladies' Coterie. Study club. Meets every other Saturday. Ella M. Guy, president ; Drusilla Merritt, vice-president; Irene B. Taylor, secretary ; Virginia E. Guy, treas- urer.
Ladies' Guild of St. Simon's Church. Mrs. J. H. Guy, president; Mrs. J. M. Wright, vice-president; Mrs. F. E. Buckner, secretary ; Mrs. A. Kuykendall, treasurer.
Ladies' Imperial Club. Literature and art. Meets first and third Thursday afternoons of each month. Mrs. J. H. Childers, president ; Mrs. O. A. Taylor, vice-president; Mrs. C. D. Moss, secretary ; Mrs. Samuel Higgins, treasurer.
Oak Leaf Club. Meets twice a month. Mrs. Edward Drane, president ; Mrs. Paul Jones, vice-president ; Mrs. J. M. Jamison, secretary-treasurer.
Pleasant Hour Literary Society. Meets every Saturday evening from October 1 to June 1, at 429 Kansas avenue. Nathaniel Sawyer, president ; Fred Roundtree, vice-president ; Minta Beck, secretary ; Josephine Wright, treasurer.
Dancing Academies.
Hudson's Dancing Academy. Bates's building, 123 West Sixth avenue. C. D). Iludson instructor.
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Educational - Schools and Colleges. Board of Education.
The members of the Board are elected at large, two from eaeli ward, and have the full control and general supervision of the public schools. Regular meetings are held on the first Monday evening of each month, in the High School building.
Officers.
F. E. Mallory President
J. E. Stewart. . . Clerk.
T. F. Garver. . Viee-President.
L. D. Whittemore . Superintendent.
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Members.
Term Expires.
Term Expires.
First Ward ... . C. C. Nicholson 1906
E. E. Miller. 1905
T. F. Garver. 1905
Second Ward. . . F. E. Mallory
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Fifth Ward .... C. F. Hardy 1906
W. H. Wilson 1905
D. L. Hoatson 1905
Third Ward .... J. W. Gleed. 1906
Sixth Ward .... E. E. Roudebush 1906
Edward Wilder 1905
L. C. Bailey 1905
Standing Committees.
Finanee - Edward Wilder, chairman; J. W. Gleed, C. C. Nicholson.
Buildings and Grounds - W. H. Wilson, chairman; Edward Wilder, T. F. Garver, L. C. Bailey, C. C. Nicholson, D. L. Hoatson.
Teachers and Salaries - J. D. Norton, chairman; F. E. Mallory, J. W. Gleed, C. F. Hardy, E. E. Miller, E. E. Roudebush.
Rules and Regulations - E. E. Miller, chairman; D. L. Hoatson. J. D. Norton.
Text-Books and Supplies - T. F. Garver, chairman; C. F. Hardy, W. H. Wilson. Insurance - L. C. Bailey, chairman; F. E. Mallory, E. E. Roudebush.
Parks and Deeorations - Edward Wilder, chairman; L. D. Whittemore, Mrs. A. H. Horton.
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Number of Pupils Enrolled for First Term of 1904-05. First Term : September 20, 1904 - January 10, 1905.
Boys.
Girls.
Total.
High School.
355
542
897
Grant.
239
216
455
Quiney
219
263
482
Lincoln.
224
254
478
Branner
204
248
452
Lafavette
178
172
350
Garfield.
160
180
340
Van Buren
30
31
61
Jackson
17
44
61
Polk.
204
208
412
Euclid.
149
141
290
Lowman Hill.
101
89
190
167
183
350
Potwin.
172
180
352
Harrison.
69
62
131
Lane.
68
55
123
Madison
75
70
145
Washington
69
70
139
Monroe.
31
20
51
Douglas
63
71
134
Buehanan .
3.055
3,382
6,437
School enumeration September, 1904: Boys -- White. 4.566 ; negro. 745. Girls -- White, 4,637; negro, 717. Total, 10,665.
Public Schools. High School.
( Northwest corner Eighth avenue and Harrison street.)
H. L. Miller, Principal.
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Lou Nash, Teaelier.
A. J. Stout, Viee-Principal.
Eva Sehley, Teacher.
Laura L. Ewing, Teacher.
Anne E. Monteith, Teacher.
Alice B. Patterson, Teacher.
Anna Marie Nellis, Teacher.
Clar
110
110
220
Sumner
151
173
324
Total.
Fourth Ward. . . J. D. Norton.
1906
PLASTER YOUR HOUSE WITH ACME CEMENT. W. I. MILLER LUMBER COMPANY, Sole Agents. 213 EAST SIXTH AVENUE. BOTH PHONES 204.
Merriam Mortgage Co.
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