The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-08
LOGAN MUSICIANS.
Prof. Thatcher Offered a Place by
the B. z. College.

Logan July 1T is thought by many
of the friends of the Brigham Young
college that the engagement of a mu-
steal professor as a member of the fac
ulty of that institution would very
much add to its Influence and prestige
/ in its educational work. In this con-
nection We are informed that Professor
George w. Thatcher jr. of Logan, who
has recently graduated with honors
| through four years course of must
cal study in Boston, has been offered
/ a ProfeSSOrShip in that institution, and
it is hoped that the offer is such that
he will seeshis way clear to accept it.
Professor and Mrs. c. NJ. Harris,
whose return to their home in Logan
/ has already been announced in The
Herald, left for Berlin, Germany, on
May s, 1895, where they were for over
1 two years. Mr.. Harris ranked high as
| violinist before his departure While
in Berlin ne studied the violin under
the world-renowned teacher, Eman-
uel WITth, for one year. He
had to pass an examination before
he could be received With is the
most famous bow teacher u the world
The balance of the two years he
studied under Gustave Holander,
president of the Stearn Conservatory of
Music. Mr.. Hollander is the man who
first brought Madame Adelina Patti to
America and was a pupil of Joseph
Johnachiem.
Mr.. Harris has had the finest teach
ers of Germany, also the best in Amer
lea, having studied with S. E. Jochi-
bessen of Chicago. Mrs. Harris, who
accompanied her husband, studied the
voice and piano during the two years.
They expect to locate permanently at
Salt Lake City; but having a good mu-
sic business in Logan, under the firm
title of Harris Bros, viii visit Logan
frequently, and no doubt will take a
class here. Mr.. Harris will give his
first concert in Logan in the near fu-
ture, when a musical feast can be ex-
pected. Logan has occasion TO be proud
of the success with which these young
men, viz: George W. Thatcher and c.
NJ. Harris, have met. They were born
and raised in this city.
Hon. Moses Thatcher and his son,
Preston. came down from their camp
went back today Mr.. Thatcher's ap-
pearance indicates a marked improve
ment in his health.
William G. Lewis of Richmond
whose daughter, Mrs. Charles Oakley,
met with such a sad death in the run
away at Richmond depot last Monday,
is now confined to his bed with typhoid
fever. The poor old man and his
family have the sympathy of the en-
tire community at large.
CHILD DROWNED.
Another lamentable accident occurred
at noon Monday at the same time as
the one above stated. 1t happened at
Lewiston. only a few miles from Rich /
mond. EX-Representative John NJ |
Bernhisel was giving an outdoor party |
at his home TO his and a number of |
his neighbours children. The little fell |
lows were called into the house to par /
take of refreshments, when il was no !
ticed that his. little 1S-months-old child |
was missing. A search was made and /
it was found that the little one had |
fallen into a large irrigation ditch in
a grove at the rear of the house un-
observed. 1t had fioated out into the /
street, where its body was found cold |
in death.
Elias S. Kimball, president of the
southern states mission, passed
drought Logan yesterday, horseback,
for Meadowville, Bear Lake, via Logan
canvon.
Benjamin F. Ritter, the stirring man
ager of the Ritter Bros. Drug company
yesterday from a business
trip to Montpelier, Ida, where he went
to look after their branch store in that
town. He reports that the Bear Lake
country is now enjoying greater
period of prosperity than for many
years past.
James p. Peterson of Logan Second
ward, who was arrested yesterday on
complaint made by his wife, Emma,
for threatening 10 take her life with a
knife, came into Judge Thomas court
this morning. The complaining wit
ness falling to appear against him, he
was discharged by paying the costs.
The three hobOes who We're arrested
At Hyrum by Sheriff Turner on June 3
'or hOusebreaking at Providence, will
plead before the district court this
afternoon.
F. J. Manning and Rosetta Long
;troth of Mendon were married yes ,
erday by Judge Thomas.
The annual meeting of the members
# the Logan Temple association viii
,e held in the temple on Monday, July
?. 1897. at p. m. 7
Bishop 0. T. Whitney viii move his
amily back TO salt Lake, mis- former
lome next week.
Drs. o. c. and O. 5. Ormsby have E
,een at Salt Lake for several days.
During their absence DIR. F..W. Kettle
trings of Preston has had charge Of a
heir Office,
DR.. 0. 5. Ormsby passed a very sat q
sfactory examination before the state .
loard of medical examiners, of which 9
is father. DR.. o. c. Ormsby, is
aember.
III u - OTnl5Dg. w - 1alGSs man q
ger of the Logan Dry Goods company,
nd Z. ?. Bacon, manager Of the Her I
uiean Light and Power company Of I
.ogan, arrived in Logan from Salt !.
AXE City at 2:45 a. n. today. They =
lain the train was late. The young :.
octor thinks he can cure the Bacon. q
u as for Cafes, he has no ming 20 say. G
County Clerk Mathews issued the
blowing marriage licenses yesterday L
o Oliver Lorenzo Skanchy Of Logan V
No Lena SOrensen of Salt Lake City; e
nd TO F. J. Manning ana Rosetta 4
ongstroth of Mendon. :,
Mr. +. r. Owen of Wellsville is visit q
q in Logan for the last time previous y
starting for Europe or a mission. f
e Will take the train tomorrow at
tendon. Mir. owen is one of Cache II
,unty's most thrifty, growing young "a.
EN-. In educational, social and po- $.
teal matters he stands second TO
one; is Of a high moral character and &
,iritual minded. being of pleasing ad- "
-ess and of fine appearance. He VIII g
} doubt make success at PROSECUTING, .
he has of everything else that he 7,
IS undertaken. Mr.. owen leaves with "
e love and respect Of all his asso- Al
ates. W
EUREKA'S CELEBRATION. de
Fine Programme and But One Ac- To
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