The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-26


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First Year Nature Reader, Werner
School Book Co.
Plants and Their Children. American
Book Co.
Biographical Booklet Set Of Stories
7 Washington. Franklin. Webster and
Lincoln, Werner School Book Co
Living Creatures Of Water, Land and
Air, American Book Co.
Bass Nature Series, two volumes, D.
c. Heath e Co.
Legends Of the Red Children, Werner
School Book Co.
Leaves and Flowers. D. c. Heath &
20
Writing-vertical Round Hand svs-
TEN, Girn & Co.
Gcogpap hies-Werner introductory
Geography and Grammar School Ge-
osraphy, parts l and ,, Werner School
i5ooi- Co.
SpeIling-The Modern Spelling Book
also Primary Word Lessons, Sheldon &
20.
United States, Silver Burdett &, Co.
Montgomery's Beginners American
History. CHM & Co.
Elementary Science-Talmage Do
nestle Science and First Book of Ma
ture, George O. Cannon e. Sons co.
First Lessons IN Physical Science.
sheldon e Co.
Bert's First Steps in Scientific
Knowlcdge. J. 3. Lippincott & Co
Physiology and Hygiene-Smifhs
Primer OF Physiology and H-giene,
elementary Physiology and Hygiene,
american Sock &C.
Arithmetic - Sneers' Elementary
Arithmetic. CHM p Co.
The Essentials Of Arithmetic. hook
No. ,. Leech. Shewen & Sanborn.
Sevmour's New Mental Arithmetic,
3ecktold Printing & Book Co.
AlgebTa-GTiffin' Grammar School
Algebra, Werner School Book Co.
Language and Grammar South
worth and Goddard's First Lessons in
Language also Elements of Compost
lion and Grammar, Leech, Shewell &
sanborn
Hyde's Practical Lessons in the Use
e English, first book. D. c. Heath 2,
CO.
Patricl's Higher English, Beckhold
Printing and Book Co.
Music-Educaticnal Music Course,
Cine . Co
Riverside Song Book. Houghton. Milf
lin 2 &C
Dainty Songs. the John Church Co.
NEWS NOTES.
ne county court VIII meet on MOI
day, June %. as a board of equaliza-
ton. and continue as such until Iuly -
Hon. Joseph Howell of Wellsville was
visitor at the State Teachers con-
ventiOn yesterday.
The funeral services of Thomas
Jones. whose death has already been
noted in The Herald. were held yester-
day in The Logan tabernacle. Bishop
Henry Ballard Of the Second ward pre-
ir1c rrear Ion 10
appropriate remarks: J. Z. Stewart.
Bishop B. NJ. Lewis. President OrsOn
Smith and Bishop Henry Ballard. The
Logan choir WAS in attendance. The
deceased was greatly esteemed by all
who knew him.
JUNE p.
The down train to Salt Lake yester-
day was delayed at Cache Junction
Tor seven hours. There were about 200
teachers aboard. who were returning
20 their homes and the report comes
that Guriag their stay they made
Cache Junction lively. \ game of ball
was played in the afternoon in which
Professors. Brimhall, Moench, Willard,
Done. Misses Turner and Stevenson, the
Studebaker agent, carried off the hon
ors. Professor Mccoy constituted him
self committee of one with Joe
Mcknight as assistant to entertain the
young ladies of the party, and he sue
ceeded admirably.
In the evening a grand ball was
given on the platform. An old fiddle
was brought out from the warehouse
and Professor Alvey of the Washington
school, Salt Lake. the well known mu-
slcian, fiddled upper gent and lower
lady" and the "Arkansaw Traveller"
to the satisfaction of everyone. Find
ing the platform somewhat rough for
waltzing the railroad eating house was
utilized and all made merry until the
train was ready to leave. Mccoy, he
of the Oquirrh, was floor master and
his -one more couple wanted" Will lin
ger in the ears Of the dancers for some
time PaI1sCn OF Big Cottonwood was
the caller" and performed his duties
to the satisfaction Of all present. AT
the close of the dance Floor Master
Mccoy, in his usual happy vein,
thanked the '-hddler" and organist on
behalf Of the company for their kind
ness. His speech brought down the
house. Among those present at this
grand event were Messrs. Van Colt.
Paulson, Mccoy, Mcknight, Short,
Ashton, Brimhall, Rawlins, Calderwo0d. /
Bradford, Alvey and the Misses
Wheeler. Godbe. Qualtrough. Peterson. /
Stickney. Trip, Groesbeck and a num-
Der of others.
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dent TO a tresHe in Bear River canyon.
A large rock rolled down from the
mountain side and carried away two
spans OF the trestle. ! crew of bridge
men were nut on at once and finished
the work in time for the Portland t-ain 4
to pass over. While the delay was I'M
pleasant. still it will be remembered /
by many Utah teachers.
3. r Cummings of Salt Lake came |
to Logan yesterday and will return
tomorrow.
A ". Jones Of Montpelier is in town. /
be came down 10 Logan TO attend the [
funeral Of his father. James Jones.
J. NJ. Christensen Of Logan. Seventh
ward, IS undergoing an operation for
l2pendicitis at this writing by the Drs.
Ormsby.
Hans Peterson of Richmond was
operated on last evening for appen-
'iFis. Ormsby & Ormsby were assisted
n this case by DR.. L. w. Snow of Salt
lake and Dr.. KetIlestrings Of Preston.
ms was a very critical case and the
,hances are against his recovery.
MI and Mrs. Walter HoSe of Paris.
da-. are spending a few days in Lo-
gan.
William Mccullough of Logan was
ined $40 in Judge Thomas court yes
erday for a brutal assault on his wife
While under the influence of drink. He
'ushed her out of the house and abused
Ter IN shameful manner In default
II payment of fine he is sweHering in
all.
1t IS a great mistake to suppose that
simple tonic gives strength: it only
timulates the stomach TO renewed ac-
ION. To impart real strength. the blood
ct n1.