The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-04

Miss Nora Gwin of the Hamilton
school, is costly quartered in the Rick
etts block.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams, parents of Mrs.
W. w. Barton, returned to their home
in Kansas last week
J. w. Stewart of Ogden has removed
to the Sixth ward, and is sending his
children to the Lincoln school.
A meeting of the primary section of
the Salt Lake County Teachers asso-
citation will be held on Saturday,
Dec. 10.
Mrs. S. D. Jones of the Sixth ward,
has returned from quite an extended
visit TO relatives in Kansas.
Miss Jennie Garfield of the Oquirrh
school, has set apart Friday, Dec. 9, as
picture day" She has through her
pupils collected prints of over 200 of
the great master paintings, and her
pupils studied about twenty of the
great Italian, French, Dutch, Spanish,
German and British artists and their
pictures. Miss Garfield has also prints
and the history of the five greatest pic
lures in the world, and, in addition,
collections of nearly one hundred ma
been prepared, which will begin at 2
O'Clock p. m. The occasion promises
TO be Of great interest.
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Mrs. c. L. Boyden, for some years
teacher of elocution in this city, will
remove to Los Angeles in January,
with a view of making that city her fu-
ture home.
The executive committee of the state
Teachers association win meet in the
university on Saturday, Dec. TO-
Miss Ruby Knowlton of Kaysville,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Hull, who has been quite i'll for
several weeks, will resume her duties
at the Emerson school tomorrow.
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The Hamilton school is preparing for
an entertainment to be given just be
fore the holiday vacation.
An interesting debate occurred at the
Franklin school on Friday afternoon,
the subject for discussion being: Re
solved, That the Philippine Islands
Should Become the Property of the
United States" The affirmative was
championed by Frank Fisher and
George Ryser; and the negative by
Joseph Schoenhals and Fred Ruther-
ford. The affirmative won.
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Miss NJ. C. Lung of the Grant school
viii be found in the Ricketts, block by
her friends.
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The next regular meeting of the city
teachers viii occur in the High school,
assembly room on Saturday, Dec. 10, al
10 o'clock. school Incentives, Wise
and Otherwise win be the subject un-
der consideration, and will be treated
by Principal H. b. Folsom of the River
side school and Miss Winona L. Smith
of the Franklin school
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State Superintendent Park has beer
invited to speak at Logan, Dec. II. II
the forenoon he viii address the teach
ers of Cache county, and in the after
noon he viii speak before the schoo
trustees Of that county.
Mrs. Franc r. Elliott, supervisor OF
drawing in the city schools, spoke yes
terday upon Drawing" before the
grammar, section of the Salt Lake
County Teachers association. Mrs. Ell
lott outlined for the teachers of the
county a months work, and made thi:
the basis for instruction in the presen
tation of her subject. The lady mad,
a most favorable impression and he
theory met with Favorable comment.
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County Superintendent Van Colt ha,
submitted his report to State Superin
tendent Park for the period endins
June 80, 1898. The report covers al
phases of the educational interests o
the county, and will be read with in
terest by all who are interested in thu
education of the young.