Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-07
me NCHOOL COLONY.


comsuoHdmce Dara Noon
Ann AKn1R, Mich, SEPT. /, 1907
The students thnt yearly flock 20 this
educational ccnicr are slowly ccm.
mencing TO appear. The high school,
which has yearly enrolment q about
one thousand scholars, rvopuls the 5ih
OF September. The U. ot 81. aud the
university school Of music open On
October D.. SECRETARY Wade Of the
L. ri NJ. Is Authority Tor the statement
that from present. appearances Judging
itnm communication received asking
about u. yi VI. mnttersl there will br az
least five hundred students irss ibis
school year II 1923 gIp thau tho
year lust passed. UUhiS colony viii
undoubtedly be somu smaller, but there
will still be- enough Of u here % repre-.
sent our Territory aud have ylrasaut
times. This falling OF in s.uItuta IL,
OF Cnunc, Tue 10 the sfiuLrrt times
aui viii be sofuiy ie,t by the u. OF VI.
boarding houses hnl Landlords.
Among the Utah students whom We
expect 'y cone THIS inll ana Vulur upun
their studies ate jos. Page, OF pays0u,
VIM VIII probably take cour-o In
law; Joshua Greenwood, Of Fillmore.
auu tues BrOwG aud VIE, Of
pieaiaut Grow. rho.e hero last
year and expected back are
j. Ithul0u stewart, OF Logan, Richard
H. Lyman, OF Salt Lake City anu
Thomas John, Of Provo. We viii be-
glad 70 welcome all comtn from Utah
into our midst.
NH.a3g.
Vile, Weber CUuuty,iH having spltnlid
success cauvassiug IN Northern Michi-
gan anu u IL evident he has been at
that business before. We ate all pleas.
eel at mis- good luck these bard timus,
whom dollars are nearly as scarce ~
"suow on the sun"
MI II. >. Harris has returned from
Chicago aud IT, now putting In HE time
on "iAw studivs.n We arc uil glad %
have him among IA once more. His
wife and daughter are set IA Chicago
hut Will return TO Ann Arbjr In two
week..
Every day the lawyers OF Utah here
get together IN University Law hail
Rud 20 through eiocutionary drills anu
making eNtu nporc speeches. BIT. Jos.
A,Harrls's voice ia improving wonder'
fully since he has gone through this
| practice. ...-
our sunday school here Is fine and
under Brother j. l.. Hickman, preside
Ing officer, much good Il accom-
I plishei. lie IL the right man In that
place and gets up very intvrrsliug
lessons Tor rs. lie Will guide X.On's
! II ok here thG coming year.
WQrd has boon received ia this city
! from Eidcr HyTum Bfimhnu, Go.
lumbus Grove, Ohio, that he hN- been
ussi ned 10 labor In the Indiana p1u-
| terence hence'Ofth. His present All
! dress u r. biubOn, Green county, Iuu.
Hcis in excellent health aud Hpifits
aud writes that Satan II yet alive and
ready 20 40 all he can 10 inluro Coils
holy work.
siucr last wrote great succsss
/ haa fallen on oue OF our numbeT.
| john J. Mcclellan, Of PaysOn, has
/ received the y sitiOn of Ufganisl aud
director o; choir Ia tbo largest CODgte.
, phti0nal church in the city (thr 81.
/ rhoma-.l lie uRs made agreement to
act IA tins capacity IN June SU,h, 1874,
when he leave. here for Utsh 10 enter
upon his professional duties. The
| salary he receives Tor the year Is one
thitd moro than last yelr's Orgnuisi
and director received, which 10 very
| grgut aid In tLvsc flnBuclal times. lie
enters upon his Gutles Sunday, Sep.
TENDER 3rI.
la Que week Brother Jensen, Il
ParDwsn, leaves Us u 20 fpsihnlt to
| pursue his studies la tho Normal.
| May he he very successful the co Ing
year, as lac certainly deserves to bal
! All OF US that can possibly 10 to the
WOrlu's Fair will leave here next
| Tuesday morning, Sept. O., NJ tuo
| Michigan Central railroad RUS chtap
eIcursiOu gOoi for ten uHys on that
! Jay, We all want 90 hear our Utas
! Mormon choir take oil the Sj1JO, with
tue great stephens ut It's head, and we
want 10 Bee anu help celebrate Utah
day.
Mrs. Davis and children, OF Salt
Lake Guy, lett last Tuesday Tor tbs
East. Alter visit there they return
to S,lt Lake CITY. Mrs, Davis thinks
Salt Lake Guy Is ne city after al .
She N ON the riguI fOad when she
thiuks no,
The water here IL very bad yet and
only q small supply Of The illthy
stun l. given. Lawns look burned aud
streets are very dusty.
Miss Reynolds VIII 80 TO tho W0rld's
Fair Tuesday, ~ roo her ttiuuds who
viii be- ia the choir, with whom she
has spent many happy nouns IN cur
dear mountain home.
We ali say "hurd times," but none
think to ray "boIter shines are r.
coming"
Very respectfully, etc.