Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-01
Notes and Personals.

Last Wednesday, Sister Barber, who
for eleven years has acted Ms presId
Of the Relief societies in Cache Stake.
and who resigned nj their last confer
euce aud wss succeeded by sister t.
B. Carbon, wns pleasantly surpassed
by members oil the societies. The
sfiair was prompted by the love the
eisters Of Logan have for Sister Bal
Der and the splendid work she has
been doing. Among those present
were Sisters Vaughan, Benson, Bar
Der, the three presidents OF the Cncne
Relief societies IN the past, anu the
president. Sister Carbon.
Miss Lucy Hoving's very successful
school OF little ones completed their
year's work last Wednesday, and on
Thursday they had grand outing
down on Logan Island resort.
The B. Y. College school year closed
last FRIDAY evening, and their com
mencement exercises will be held this
week. The program has not been
eomplsted yet, but will be- ready tc-
morrow. Richard w. Young OF Salt
Lake, and one Of the College board,
Will deliver the baccRlaureate address.
The A. @. Of U. will hold lis COM
mencemeAs exercises next Sunday
Monday and Tuesday.
OF the nine men killed in the o. 8 :.
Line wreck at American Falls On the
9th inst, one was from Wellsvllie,
and his name 10 john II. Cooper.
Mr.. Cooper was born and raised
In Wellsviile; he was young man OF
exemplary character, only twenty
years OF age, ana 10 mourneu by u
whole community. HIS rtmaiDs
reached home Friday AMI he wss
buried at Wsllsviile yesterday.
A twelve.year.old son OF Principal
+. II. Merrill, OF the Woodruff school,
died "Wednesday morning, alter su fer
log \ long time from the effects OF
going In swimming too early In the
water too long.
Mrs. Daniel johnson Of tho Filth
WARD has been suffering q long time
with diseased finger; Saturday Doc
tors Ormsby ana Ormsby smputatsd 1t
for her.
On Thursday DR.. o. 3. ormsby re-
moved q tumor the size Of q child's
hNu0 iiOh1 kuu otup u AhAs bAebA
OF the Fifth ward, for = long time one
OF the clerks In the Logan pos,s ffice.
Today is being observed "a Memorial
Day. Yesterday the churches held
special memorial services and q great
many visited the cemetery and lett
loads Of beautiful flowers. DR.. J. NJ.
Tanner, president OF the A. q. OF o.,
was the speaker at the Stake TsbsI.
nacIs and hrs theme was, "The
Memories Awakened by Memorial
Day" Rev. N. Bascom preached a
memorial sermon in the Methodist
church; his subject was, "The Voice OF
the Dead. "roday the basiness houses
are closed and many Of the city,
pleasure seekers are uoTn at the re-.
sort.
Friday was a great day In Logan on
account Of the CIRCUS, which Is pro-
nounced by all to be the finest that
ever came here. All Cache Valley
turned out, some coming from as far
north rs Oxford, and all seemed to en-.
Joy the affair Intensely.
Joseph BithelI, an A. @. student,
was out uriving the other evening
with his mother, who came to Logan
to visit him, when the horss became
frightened and ran away. The occu.
pants OF the buggy were turned out
and over a steep srnbapkment by We
gel's brewery, with the result that
Mrs. Bithsll sustained some serious
internh! Injuries and had her face bst-
ly cut 30 that several stitches were
required to bring the wound together.
Elder Allen Arc hibald OF Clarkston
has returned from his Northern States
mission OF over two years OF faithful
missionary work.
Mr.. VIII Farrell has returned from
6ait Lake City, where he has been
visiting for a couple OF weeks,