At 22 years of age, he was the music teacher at Amity College, College Springs, Iowa. His future wife was one of his students there.
In 1889 he became Superintendent of music for the Denver Public School system, and retired from that position after almost 50 years of service as a music teacher and administrator.
In 1889 he became Superintendent of music for the Denver Public School system, and retired from that position after almost 50 years of service as a music teacher and administrator.
At 22 years of age, he was the music teacher at Amity College, College Springs, Iowa. His future wife was one of his students there.
In 1889 he became Superintendent of music for the Denver Public School system, and retired from that position after almost 50 years of service as a music teacher and administrator.
In 1889 he became Superintendent of music for the Denver Public School system, and retired from that position after almost 50 years of service as a music teacher and administrator.
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