Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13
EDUCATIONAL.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
School opened Monday morning. Jan.
Sth, 1914 per cent OF the students be.
ing present. Everything seems TO
promise q successful new year.
The teachers were very much encour-
aged by the prompt attendance OF the
students at the opening OF school. II
shows that che students are interested
in their work.
We have an enrolment OF 2o5 stu
dents, and there are applications com.
Ing In almost every day. We are very
sorry that We are unable 10 accommo-
date all. All rooms are occupied at
present.
1t Is expected that In the near future
a telephone line win be extended from
here 10 Beaver.
BRANCH NORMAL.
Cedar City, Jan. ll.-School has be-
gun again In earnest. Already stu
dents and teachers have settled down
TO steady work. Since vacation twelve
new students have registered, making
the total over 100.
Our janitor spent part OF his holiday
time scrubblng and fumlgating the
building.
Mr. TiDton. Mr.. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs.
briggs and Miss Spencer spent vacation
north, attending the State convention
ana visiting among relatives and
friends.
on Saturday evening next, Mr.. Lewis
VIII Lecture TO the public on The School
and the Home"
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
The fret week OF the term finds all
but half dozen OF the old students in
their classes. and fifty new ones enrolled
mostly In the short courses.
Mr.. w. w. Willie Of Bozeman, Mon.
tana, whose business for twenty wears
mas been TO conducting Companies
through Yellowstone Park. gave the
community fine illustrated lecture
last Saturday evening on the geyser re-
gion. The large auditorium was
packed, and ell We're highly grateful.
with both descriptions and stereopticon
views. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie are the
guests OF Professor Foster, who came
here from Bozeman.
Tuesday morning. Rev. Mr.. Smith or
the Methodist church conducted chapel
exercises, reading and commenting IN
Romans l3. DR.. Tanner spoke Wednes-
DAY morning, emphasizing Mr.. Smith's
remarks, and enlarglng upon the true
satisfaction coming from the consclen-
tous performance OF duty.
Friends OF Miss Marriott. formerly
professor OF domestic arts in the col
iege, have recently heard from her in
Providence, II. l.. where she is teacher
OF her specialties in the Girls English
High school. She has several ladies'
classes In the city. three mothers
classes. and she has an income which
makes her former colleagues here peen
with envy.
Arthur Stow, 'es. who has been sew.
eral months In the employ OF the gov.
eminent. formerly at Cheyenne. now nj
ily. ms 'a'''
II Is announced that Miss Florence
roster, late principal OF the Nav lar.
sey Academy, and later asslstan, IN ~
Experiment Station Chemical labor.
tory. Is soon TO enter upon her ant,ss
as teacher In the Lincoln school IN SAIL
Lake City. :" '-''
During the holidays, Professor Mac
Ivan sent 10 the publisher the manu-.
SCRIPT OF a college grammar In English
o., on which he has been at work for near,
Inc tenth annual report OF the rx-
pertinent Station is just being mailed.
Mrs. Foster will soon leave for a visit
o. several months with her parents in
Inc Domestic Arts dining room
opened this week for the winter term.
Lunches are served daily at ESQ for All
SUBSCRIBERS. by students under Mrs'
cotey's direction A''
MT Fares two brothers who have
ossn epenang -eome time with him.