The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25

second class, school districts and tTus-
tees by counties, a list OF public school
teachers in cities and counties. the per-
sonnet Of the Utah State Teachers, as
ISOLATION, faculties Of the state eduea-
tional institutions, as well as statistics
referring to school buildings erected
during the past year, number of de-
partments of school work, pupils en-
rolled. daily attendance, value Of school
property, etc.
Superintendent Frank B. Cooper left
Friday evening for Chicago, where, on
Feb. p and 2S, and March /, he will
attend the department Of national SUI
pernitendence Of the National Edu-
cadonal association.
Miss Georgia Wheeler Of the Whittier
school delightfully."- entertained the
teachers Of the Whittier school at h pr
home on Thursday afternoon The
rooms were decorated with the ma
tiOnal cOlOTs. the refreshments were de-
heious, and a thoroughly pleasant time
was enjoyed.
A meeting Of the STATE board Of edu-
cation will be held In the office Of State
Superintendent Park on Monday, Feb.
&c.
Miss Ruby Knowlton, a teacher in the
Kaysville schools, was in the city yes
terday.
Miss Bessie Moore, who teaches in
Santaquin, visited Misses BOwmGs and
Duncan Of the Lincoln school on Fri
dsE.
President KiLgsbury and Professor
Roylance Of the university returned
ty, where they took part in the cere-
monies incident to the dedication of the
fine new school building on Friday.
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The teaching fraternity of the city
regret exceedingly to learn OF the death
of Mr.. QualtrOugh, father Of PRINCIPAL
i. NJ. QuastrOugh Of the Washington
school, and Miss Frances Qualtrough Of
the Grant school, and tender 10 them
their sincerest coincidence.
The students of the eighth grade at
the Hamilton school gave the teachers
a very pleasant surprise on Thursday
afternoon, after the PREPARATIONS Incl
dent 70 getting in readiness for the art
exhibit had been completed. A luncheon
was served, and a delightful social time
followed.
Mrs. Warner is substituting in the
eighth grade of the Lowell for Miss
ClaTahan, who was called home by the
death Of her mother.
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Mrs. Rogers visited several rooms at
the Lowell on Friday. Visits from pa
irons are highly appreciated by the
teachers
Miss Evans. a teacher Of PaysOn. Wis
tied Mrs. lockers room on Friday.
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There are now >, 525 volumes in the
Utah state Public School library.
About SEQ people were present at the
art exhibit given at the Hamilton school
on Friday evening.
BY reason of the. shortness OF the
year no special programmes relative
to WashingtOn's anniversary in the city
schools We're rendered this year, but
short talks UrOn his life and public
services were given by the teachers,
and language lessons based upon the
prominent events Of his liiS Emphasized.
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A letter received from Mrs. Bra A.
Chase, formerly of the Bryant and Lin
coin schools. written en- route from To-
peka, Kan, to her new home at Chico,
Cal. states that she expected to reach
that place yesterday. To correct
misapprehenSiOn that she has been very
Ill recently, She states that there Is no
foundation for the report, and that she
is in her usual good health.
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The eighth rhetorical programme Of
the year was produced at the COllegi ate
institute on Friday afternoon. The gen
eral subject was Abraham Lincoln,
and the character Of the exercises was
~
with a stirring song. Battle Hymn of
the Republic" when LincClns birth
day. biographical sketches Of Lincoln
and Douglas, the LincOln-Douglas de
bate, LincOln's speech at Gettysburg,
incidents in the life of Lincoln, mis-
second inaugural his assassination.
LOwel's tribute to Lincoln and recita-
lions and declarations were given by
Samuel Wines, Clara BlOhm, Irvine
T0oxeu. Henry VanderwoOd. Jay
StOCkman, Sad1e HaUerbaCh, Emil Lar
sen. VIII Goodwin, Alberta Brown,
Charles Johns. Evelyn Largilliere and
Florence Underwood. The exercises
were interspersed with music and the
entertainment was a delightful one.
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The sympathy Of the teachers of the
city is extended to Miss Elizabeth Clar-
ahan of the Lowell school, by reason
Of the recent death of her father.
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Thirty-siX new students have been
enrolled in the Salt Lake Business col
lege during the past three weeks
Hyrum Baird, returned MISSIONARY
has entered the Salt Lake Business
college.
D. 5. /. McCorkle Of Park City, ex-
SUPERINTENDENT of public instruction OF
Summit county, called upon State Su-
perintendent Park yesterday
The students Of the salt Lake Bust
ness college viii entertain the president
and faculty of the college at ChFisten-
sens on Tuesday evening, February p.
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The senior class at ST. Mary's acad-
envy viii give a LOngfellOw entertain
uent on Tuesday evening, February p,
the anniversary Of the birthday OF the
celebrated poet.
n A. Miller of the salt Lake Bust
ness college, leaves Saturday, March 5,
on mission 20 Great Britain.
Principal Bell of the Murray schools
was a recent visitor at the Summer
school
Miss Mcleod and Miss Dangerheid,
assistants at the Sumner and Wasatch
schools, respectively. viii exchange
positions this week
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Wednesday noon the teachers Of the
Grant school were surprised 60 find a
dainty lunch spread in the library
Upon inquiry it was found that the
elegant repast was prepared by AIRS.
McPhie
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Miss Nettie Shelly substituted for