The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-05

school, will visit at her home in Penn
sylvania this summer.
Miss Eager, of the Ninth school, will
teach in the east during the coming year.
Miss Belle Walker, of Salina, was in the
city the past week
Mrs NJ M Green y and daughter OF
Gunnison. have been visiting friends in
the city for a few days.
Miss Lou Murphy, who has taught in
visiting friends. She will spend her va
cation at her home in Denver.
Miss Fitzgerald of the Salt Lake col
lege, will return to her home in the east
at the close of the present collegiate year.
June 16 ~
Rev: w. S. Hunt. of the Salt Lake col
lege, is in the east on matters pertaining
to his institution.
The county convention for the purpose
OF nominating a candidate. for superin-
tendent of Utah county, will be held at
Springville June II.
The southern normal at Cedar City, will
close Friday. June 10, President Kings
bury, of the university, will deliver an
address before the students.
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Principal; Mccoy. of the Oquirrh. has
recovered his wheel,rand is now at peace
with the world and with the rest of man
kind.
Miss Mary Nielsen, of the Springville
academy, has been in the city few days,
and will soon return to her home in Mt.
Pleasant.
DIR. r. G. McNiece delivered the COM
mencement address before the Hungerford
academy, Springville, on Thursday
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Miss Houghton, of the oquirrh, will
visit in the east during vacation.
Miss Rankin, of the Presbyterian school
at Payson, was in Salt Lake a few days
the past week en- route to her home in
Brigham City.
school, surrounded by number of the
boys and girls graduating from his school,
formed the subject of a Photographic
group at Johnson's studio on Friday last
The following students viii lbe graduated
from the Collegiate institute June 8:
Isaac j. Barnard, James A. Graham. Bes-
sic E. Hanks and Milton S. Sprague. Salt
Lake; Marie Anderson, Mt Pleasant;
Lillian Glow, Kaysville, and John A
Murphy, Dallas, Tex. The certificate
pupils will be Nora Christianson, Hyrum,
and Anna E. Thorsen, Richfield.
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The following pupils in Miss Lawson's
room, Lincoln school, were neither absent
nor tardy during the year just closed:
Susie Hitler, Ernest Knapp; absent but
half day, Luella Cannon, Edward Stead
man, Annie and George Johnson. In
Mrs. Thomas room, Charlie Farnsworth,
Malcolm Mclean and Johnnie Sagers.
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Miss Emma Young of the Irving school,
accompanied by her mother will go east
this week and will visit several east
ern cities before returning.
The scheme to unite the Collegiate In
stitute and the Salt Lake college seems,
to meet the approval of the local trus-
tees of the. two Institutions. DR.. R. G.
McNiece. who is heartily In favor of the
project. believes that the only obstacle
in the way is the representation of the
two church denominations on the pros
pective board. 1t is thought that Presi-
dent Hunts absence in the east has some
thing to do with the proposed consolida-
ton.
Quite large delegation of the teachers
of the city will HE themselves eastward
on Wednesday.
When the reports of the various teach
ers in the city shall have been completed,
the work of the year will close. A re-
Prospect reveals faithful, conscientious la
Dor. commendable harmony between the
department of administration and the
teaching force. high personal regard for
the executive head, and as Intelligent and
Industrious a class of teachers as may
be found in any of the systems of our
large cities.
valuable work on bookkeeping. of
which Mr.. John w. Whinyates is the au-
thor has just been issued from the press
The author and publishers are Salt LAX
ers and all the work done in Salt Lake.
1t is a very comprehensive treatise on the
subject and at the same time very sim
pie. 1t is suitable for either the school
room or the counting house and may with
advantage be consulted by either anna
teurs or professional bookkeepers.
Supervisor M. Adelaide Holton leaves
for the east this week. She Will spend
a week visiting the Chicago schools,
thence to Indiana. and from there to Clin-
ton. Iowa. where she is engaged as an
instructor in summer school for per
iod of two weeks. In August Miss Hol-
ton will instruct in the Dubuque Qowa)
summer school. and will be associated
with some of the most eminent educators
in the country.
The Johnson company has just made
a Photographic group of the graduates OF
the Washington school, showing 40 faces,
each one a good likeness of the original