The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-11


a home on Sixteenth South and State
streets. His children will attend the
Murray schools.
f. NJ Muenford. who has been prin-
cipal of the West Jordan school the
past three years, has removed to the
city, and will spend his vacation here
State Superintendent Park took a
| trip to Pennington on Friday.
An examination of applicants who
! purpose teaching in the schools of Salt
Lake county the ensuing year, will be
held in the university June is and II.
Miss Sarah ]. Lake of the Fremont
f! school, accompanied by her mother. left
on Wednesday for q visit to their old
home in Missouri.
President w. ]. Kerr of the s. Y col
lege, Logan, was in the city on We'd
nesday.
Miss Lizzie Hodson of Coalville will
| attend the coming session of the uni
versity summer school.
Miss Alice E. Rowe of the high school
will spend her vacation in California.
Miss Blanche Hindman of the Irving
school left Wednesday for her home in
Pennsylvania, where she will spend the
summer.
Miss Harriet E. Chapman, who has
recently resigned her position in the
city high school, left for her home in
Portsmouth Neb., on Wednesday.
E. S. Hallock, principal of the Frank
lin school, will spend his summer vaca-
ton in the east.
Miss Louise Wolf of the Grant school,
accompanied by her brother. Walter,
left for the Pacific coast ON Thurs
day.
Rev. George A. Bailey of this city
delivered the address before the stu
dents of Wasatch academy, Mt. Pleas
ant, on Wednesday.
ID. 4. Nelson of the Lincoln school
and Superintendent Frank Evans Of
Summit county left on Wednesday
evening for Chicago. where they will
attend the summer session of Chicago
university
Through the courtesy of Mr.. Bamber-
ger of the board of education. the pu-
pills of the eighth grade Lowell school.
together with the Lowell teachers, were
given trip to Lagoon on Tuesday.
They report delightful time, and
heartily appreciate the courtesy.
Miss Dele Duncan of the Lincoln
school left on Wednesday, evening for
Colorado. where she will spend a por-
ton of the summer. and in July will
attend the n. f. A. in Los Angeles.
Miss Ella NJ. Dukes of the high school
will spend her vacation in Europe.
Miss Elizabeth Calarahan of the Low
ell school took the train on Wednesday
evening for her home in Iowa.
Mrs. McCuish, nee Hulburd, for a
Collegiate Institute, left on Friday, ac-
companied by Mr.. Mccuish. for her
home in Denver.
Miss Katherine E. Dopp and Misses
Craft and Sampson of the training
school have gone east. The first named
will visit at her home in Wisconsin,
while the other two will attend the
Chicago university during the sum-
mer. sfE
The college institute intends to fit
tingly celebrate the twenty-fifth ami
versary of the founding of the insti-
tuition on April II, 1900. a committee
TO further the plans for the event has
been appointed to act in conjunction
with Principal Caskey. and will con-
sist of Miss Jennie Simons, Mrs. c. F.
Putnam, Miss Peterson and Messrs
Hoffman and Willis.
Miss Tena Mcknight of the Wash
ington school left for her home in
o., on Thursday Her
brother, Principal ]. f. Mcknight, pur-
poses going also. provided that his du-
ties here may not prevent his leaving
the city during the summer.
Miss Mollie Templeton of the Wash
ington school will spend her vacation
at her home in Missouri.
All Hallows college win have field
day at Saltair on Thursday.
Miss Mae Gilmore of the Fremont
school will spend her vacation at her
home in Kansas.
Miss Lizzie. Bond of the Jackson /
school and Miss Lottie Burch of the
school will spend the summer
IN Lincoln, Neb.
H. S. Beaver of the high school. ac-
,ompanied by his wife. took the train
for the east on Wednesday.
The commencement exercises of All |
Hallows college will be held in the |
Salt Lake theatre on Monday evening, |
June 10. at s o'clock. The following |
students will receive diplomas from the |
commercial course: John ]. DAILY. jr,
and John NJ. Ryan, city; Ethan Allen.
Ogden; John Fallon, Park City:
Thomas Powers and Frank Hayes
Leadville; Charles Nevin and Frank
Laird, Butte
All Hallows college had an enjoy
ible time at Calder's on Thursday.
j. w. Hopes. for the past two wears
with the L. D. s. college.
caves on Tuesday morning for Fair
,ank, Ariz., where he will spend the
with his parents
Willie BriScoe, Harry Hitler and Fred |
Ion Elm, pupils in Miss Blanche Law
on's room at the Lincoln school, were
leither absent nor tardy during the
ntire school year.
superintendent H. p Brown of Mil
ard county called upon State Superin-
endent Park yesterday.
Professor w. NJ. Stewart of the nor
nal school will spend portion of his
acation at the Chicago university.
Miss Kate Mckenzie of the Oquirrh
chool left on Wednesday evening for
er home in Miles City, Mont, to spend
he vacation.
Misses Cooper and McFan of the
.ongfellow school left on Tuesday
lorning for the east. the former go :
lg to her home in Pennsylvania. and
he latter to Michigan
A summer school, under the auspices
f the Brigham Young academy. Provo.
pened al Beaver June ,. At the same
ate and place the Beaver County In
titute assembled. The instructors are
iessrs. Cuff, Maeser. Hinckley. Part
idge and Wolfe, and Mrs. Lillian Can
on. all of the Brigham Young acad- I
my. 1t is expected that Garfield coun- ! :
Y will also join.
State superintendent Park has re-
emily been called upon for decision
s to the legality of using public school
unds for the support of summer /:
chools, and, in reply thereto. has given
is decision against the project. Dr. !
al n NOUS thdt sucn IunuS cannot De
egally diverted from their legitimate J
urpose of supporting official teachers {
lstituteS.
Miss Eugenie Peterson, a teacher in {
ark City, was in Salt Lake on Wed {
esday. {
Mrs. B. F. Probes of the Sumner &
chool will spend the summer at her
primer home in Iowa. II
Miss Carrie L. Paine of the high I
chool will Sc On leave for tour in Ger
lany. to be. absent two wears Miss [ 1