The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-04

Professor l. N smith, principal OF the
Hungerford academy, Springville. was
in the city yesterday.
Principal and Mrs. Q. H. Alvey will
leave for the east about June Is, to be
gone during the summer.
Miss Belle Lawson of the Irving
school will entertain her pupils at her
home on Wednesday afternoon. June Z.
Miss Myra SoWies of the Franklin
school will spend her vacation in Dem
yer.
The Summer school under the
auspices of the L. d. S. Business COL
lege will open June r.
Miss Evelyn Reilly of the Oquirrh
school, and her sister, Miss Myrtle,
clerk of the board of education, will
visit Ohio during vacation They VIII
visit in Chicago en- route.
The Manti summer. school will begin
June L.
expects to visit in Chicago this sum-
mer.
Miss Louise Harrison of the Riverside
school will attend the Cook county
normal school at Chicago this summer.
Principal j. f. Mcknight of the
training school, and his sister MISS
Tena, contemplate a visit to their
former home in Millers post, Ohio, this
vacation.
Miss Katherine E Dopp of the normal
school will visit in Chicago and Wis
consin this summer.
Misses Burch of the training school,
Bond and Cox of the Jackson school,
will spend their vacation at Lincoln,
Neb.
Miss Mary C. May, director of
kindergarten training in the state nor
NAL school. will spend the summer at
ChautauqUa.
Miss Lloyd of the Hamilton school
m iaqVP for.
California next Thursday. Miss Lloyd
will probably attend the National Edu-
cational association.
Miss Mckenzie of tine Oquirrh will
spend the summer at her home In
Montana
Miss Eaton of the Whittier, will
spend the summer in California.
Miss Milroie of the Wasatch school
Will spend the summer in Wisconsin.
Proctor academy, Proco, graduated
four students June 1. Rev. c. T. Brown
addressed the graduates.
Mrs. Frances j. Ames of the Wasatch
school contemplates a visit in New
York this summer, and will visit sew
eral eastern schools en- route.
Rev Charles L. Thompson, D. D.,
secretary of the board of Home Mis-
sions of the Presbyterian church, is in
the city on tour of inspection, and
leaves for Alaska on Monday. He Will
make the annual address before the
students of the Collegiate Institute, to-
night at the First Presbyterian church.
Miss Mary Linn of the Hungerford
academy, Springville, leaves soon for
the east She will first visit her alma
mater, Knox college. and will then go
to Byron, Ills, her home, to spend the
summer.
The state board of education will
meet in the office of State Superintend-
ent Park on Wednesday, June I. The
board will act upon several apphca-
lions for state certificates and diplo-
mas. and will arrange the details for
the next examination by the board.
W. B. Wilson, county superintendent
of Weber county, called on State Su-
perintendent Park on Thursday.
The seventh A and eighth B classes
at the Lowell school gave a banquet
to the eighth grade graduates of the
Lowell on Friday afternoon. Three !
hundred sat down to a sumptuous ia !
Bile. and delightful time was spent
superintendent Van Colt announces
that the next examination of those Who |
purpose teaching in Salt Lake county !
the coming year will take place June |
l6 and II at the university.
The commencement exercises of the |
Utah county schools took place at |
Payson, June 2.
Miss Jane LIE Fevre of southern Utah |
was a caller upon State Superintendent |
Park on Wednesday.
Miss Taylor, who teaches at Pleasant |
Grove. was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Green of Gunnison will visit rela-
tives in the state of Washington this |
summer.
The annual convention of the Pres
byterian teachers of Utah will be held |
in Springville, Aug. Is.
Miss Taylor of the HunSerford acad-
envy, Springville will attend Park col
lege. Missouri. next year
Miss Flora c. Blackburn of the Grant
school will spend the summer at Roch-
ester. N Y, and. upon returning, will
remain at Evanston, Wyo., the coming
year.
Mss L. NJ. Qualtrough, principal of
the Hamilton school, and her sister,
Miss Frances. of the Grant school.
contemplate a trip to the state of
Washington this summer.
Miss Duncan of the Lincoln school
leaves on Tuesday for a few weeks
visit to her sister in Colorado, and VIII
afterward attend the National Educa
tional association convention at Los
Angeles.
Miss TempIeton of the Washington
school will visit in Missouri this sum-
mer.
The following pupils of the Irving
school were not absent or tardy dur
ing the wear: Paulina Heringer, Violet
Bath, Frances Budd, Nellie Phillips,
Annie Mainwaring. Matthew Noall,
Kate Mathews, Eva Knight, Earl Pin
ney. Lila Newton, David Ostler. Alonzo
Bath, Louie Morris, Louise Hottiger,
Florence Spencer. h
The Riverside school had a splendid
time at the entertainment given last
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