The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08

Superintendent A. c. Nelson of San
pete county was in the city the latter
part of the week.
Charles Webb and Fred Warwick of
the Deseret public schools came in on
Friday.
The Brigham Young college. Logan,
dismissed on Thursday to give an OPP
portunity for teachers and students to
attend conference.
E. F. Noyes, principal of the Sanpete
stake academy, was a. Salt Lake visitor
on Friday and Saturday.
Miss Long, teacher of the Moroni
schools, visited Miss Bowman OF the
Lincoln school on Wednesday.
Enoch Jorgensen, principal of the
Manti schools, was in the city the lat
ter part of the week.
President j. M. Tanner of the Agri-
cultural college, Logan, spent por-
| ton of the past week in this city.
The foundation of brick school
building has been completed and the
work is being pushed rapidly.
Miss Sina. Jensen of the Spanish Fork
schools arrived in the city on Thursday
and returned home yesterday.
| Miss Winifred Hardy, who is to teach
| in Murray the coming year, visited
Misses Manning and Kendell of the
Lincoln school on Wednesday.
| Superintendent A. NJ. Merrill and
Principals Thomas and Owen of the
Logan schools visited Salt Lake the
latter part of last week.
The Ephraim schools We're closed last
week and the teachers embraced the
| opportunity of visiting the Salt Lake
schools.
The pupils of the eighth grade at the
Lincoln school have formed themselves
/ into a society to be known as the
| 1G1 oY-Q
Lulu Chamberlin, president; Don
Smith. vice president, and James Wat
son, secretary.
The teachers of the Nephi schools
visited the capital city schools the past
week
Isaac P. Stewart, a teacher in the
Logan schools, visited the Lincoln
school on Thursday
Superintendent William Allison of
the Ogden schools and president of the
/ State Teachers association and Miss
Elizabeth M Orth of the Ogden schools
and secretary of the association, We're
| in Salt Lake yesterday attending a
meeting of the executive committee.
The B. Y. academy, Provo, dismissed
on Wednesday to give an opportunity
to attend the state fair. One hundred
more students are enrolled than at the
same time last year.
The Ogden High school now registers
800 pupils and is in a prosperous con-
dition.
The principal and teachers of the
Ephraim schools, together with Super
intendent Merrill and Principals owen
and Thomas, were visitors at the Wep-
ster school on Wednesday.
Superintendent Frank Evans OF sum
nit county has been IN the city the
past week.
Superintendent H. M. Arid of Wa
satch county called upon State Super
intendent Park on Thursday.
The Summit county teachers will
meet at Kamas Oct. IA. At that time
an organization will be formed and
scheme for a series of county teachers
institutes for the year effected.
The Spanish Fork schools closed on
| Wednesday for the remainder of the
week to give teachers an opportunity
to attend conference and to visit the
Salt Lake schools.
The lower grades of the Fillmore
schools have opened for the year. Il
The regular monthly meeting of The
! teachers of this city will be held IN the
| High school assembly room on Satur-
day, Sept. i.
Superintendent J. L. Brown of Utah
county was in the city yesterday.
Miss Mamie Malin, a student OF the
city High school. will teach in Ibapa,
tTooele county, the coming year, and
will assume her duties Oct. TO-
T. S. Pendergrass has been assigned
to the Riverside school and will enter
upon his work tomorrow.
Mrs. Dayper of Dayton, o.. is a re-
cent arrival in this city and is at pres
ent doing substitute work.
Miss Carrie l.. Paine of the High
school, who left here in August for a
two years visit in Europe, is at the
present time in London. In the course
of a few weeks she will make tour
of Scotland She is accompanied by
Miss Irene Dickson, daughter of Judge
Dickson.
Superintendent w. S. Rawlins of the
Provo schools and several of the teach
ers of that city have been Salt Lake
visitors the past week.