Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
PROVO
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.
Names of Teachers who Passed Sue.
cessful Examination.

| PROVO, ltan Co, Aug, 3l.-lne lOllOW-
ing is list of teachers who have sue
cessfully passed the examination con-
| Quoted by the county board OF exam
| iners: Cora Allen. Emma Austin, VIM.
| II. Barney, Mrs. Carrie Brown, Sadie
! Boyer, Willard NJ Bigelow, Mary A.
| Bowen, Mrs. NJ. p Christensen, Ber-
thena Childs. Mrs. r. A. Crandall John
p. Greer, Phebe Campbell, r. j Child,
Sabrina Chopper. George II. Dubois j,
+. Featherstone, Susie Groesbeck Earl
Greenwood, Eva s, Harris, VIM NJ.
Hughes. Wayne Johnson. Nettle Lew
Is. James G. Orr. Hermese Peterson,
Verda Post. Ida Ross, Ethel Snow,
Marie Snow. Luly R. Stewart. d. ].
Thurman Jr.. slary X, Thompson Susie
Talmage, MILFORD w. Warwick, Eliza
Watson.
COURT NOTES.
Spanish Fork Cooperative Institu-
ton has commenced suit against
Stephen Markham to collect s2i0 with
interest, alleged to be due on two prom
issory notes.
In the case OF Pleasant Grove city vs.
Artemus Holman, Judge Booth has
overruled defendants demurrer.
Estate OF Charles Lapworth de-
ceased. John r. Dixon, John Tanner
and Marquis Tanner appointed APP
praisers
The case OF Stylus Eymundsson vs.
Thorber Magnuson. which was filed In
Justice Anderson's court In May has
been dismissed on motion Of defend
ants attorney, for the reason that
plaintiff failed to comply with an order
OF the court requiring him TO furnish
bond In the sum OF s25 for costs. the
plaintiff being a nonresident living in
Iceland This IL the case In which
plaintiff charges defendant. who was
on a visit 10 Iceland In 1898. with OBJ
tanning 800 from plaintiff in exchange
for a 800 Confederate note. Plaintiff,
who contemplated emigrating TO Amer
lea. thought II would be a good idea to
exchange his Danish money for Ameri-
can money. and made the exchange
with Magnuson, who. It Is alleged, in
stead OF giving Eymundsson Y. :. cur
rency palmed of the worthless bill on
him. Eymundsson sent his claim here
for collection.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
DR.. w. r. pike and family will leave
for st. George next week to spend the
winter In addition TO praoticing his
profession DR.. Pike win also conduct
a drug business in Dixle's capital.
A delightful musicale was given at
the Hotel Roberts last evening by the
ladies Of the Episcopal guild.
owen Dusenberry will take the man
agement Of the Mammoth hotel at Rob-
inson for Messrs knight and Evans.
who have lately purchased the prop
erty.
Mrs. james Taylor, Of West Jordan,
is visiting her mother Mrs. Mary r.
Peck. and her sister, Mrs. J. c. Gra-
ham In this city.
s. l.. Adams and family have moved
prom Provo to ST George, with the In
tention Of making their home there
]. w Farrer OF Farrer Bros & Co.
has returned from n purchasing trip
TO the East
Company q, n. @. u. will leave
Monday afternoon for the encampment
at Lagoon, stopping over night in Salt
Lake.
Elder Thomas Summer has returned
from mission to Great Britain.
The Woman's Republican club will
meet Monday evening In the court
house TO decide upon the work for the
season, after having passed the sum-
mer months without any meetings.
Elder Walter Adams has returned
from q mission 20 Germany
A fruit festival and concert will be
given by the First ward choir In the
social hall. Monday evening A fine
musical program has been arranged for
the occasion.
Mrs. Sarah r. Cluff and her daughter
Clara. who have spent two years In
Berlin. are expected home today. Miss
Clara has been studying music and has
received very complimentary mention
from her instructors.
The Coontown 400 will appear In the
opera house. Monday evening.
J. v, wadsworth et al have located
the TIN Ton mining claim In American
Fork mining district, situated about
1000 feet northeasterly from the Pitts
burg mining claim.