The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-15

Christian Larsen. so. has just re-
turned from a three years mission in
Germany. He has been asked TO take
the place of w. H. Homer as instructor
in the Oneida Stake academy. Mr.. Ho-
mer being called on a mission to Ger
many. but prefers to teach in the
Greenville school and pursue a course
In Latin with DR.. Moench of the Agri-
cultural college.
Rev. Mr.. Charles Davis, now an
Episcopal clergyman in St. Louis but
thirty years ago a. teacher in Logan.
mas been entertained for some time at
Mr.. G Goodwin's. He visited the
college Tuesday 70 call on Mr.. and
Mrs. Game and Secretary Vaughan.
former pupils
Ex-President J. NJ Tanner was at
the college on Saturday. He is tour
ing" the state in the interests of the
church schools, of which he is general
superintendent. On Sunday he and
President Linford addressed the people
OF Hyrum. He reports taking seventy
students from Wasatch county in one
bunch" to Provo.
Professor Luther Foster, for several
years director of the Cgs1 station
now professor of Agriculture in the
Wyoming university, iS said to have
recently been rendered the presidency
OF the Agricultural college in New
Mexico
Miss Alfneda Perry, 'O1, has been ap-
pointed instructor in physical cunure
and English in the b. Y. college. Miss
Matte A Slower of the same class
has received a free scholarship in the
Dread Domestic Science institute in
Worcester, Mass, and is now studying
in that institution Miss Slower is the
youngest graduate of the college, being
still under II.
DR.. Karl Moench returned Thursday
from q. long trip out in the interest of
the college. He was seriously ill in
Salt Lake for a few days, but is fully
recovered.
Mr.. Peterson returned last week from
his course of field work in geology, and
has moved into the Thomas Lewis
house, in the western part of the city
Professor Yoder has moved into the
house from which Professor Peterson
moved
Miss Moench came from Germany
some time ago and stopped for a time
in Chicago 30 study elocution and act
ing. She arrived in Ogden on Wednes-
day.
Professor Linfield will start out in
about ten days to purchase thorough
bred stock for the station. He will
visit Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois and
Iowa.
Professor c. p. Close. who has oc-
cupied the chair of botany and hort
culture for the last two years, viii
sever his connection with the college
about Oct. l. He has been rendered
and has accepted the chair of horti-
culture in the Delaware college His
salary has been considerably advanced
! and his work viii be limited almost
entirely to fruit interests. Professor
Close graduated from the Michigan
Agricultural college in go going short
ly after his graduation to the Geneva
! On. " station, whence he came here
in 1893. 1t will be difficult to fill his
| place
President Kerr went to Salt Lake
| City on Thursday Director Widtsoe
| returned from his Bear Lake outing on
| Wednesday. Mr.. Game has Just re-
| turned from a visit to Salt Lake
/ friends. Messrs- Engle and Dryden
| are still mentioning" as DinkeIspieI
! would say, and several other members
! of the faculty are still with friends.
| Entrance examinations and registra-
/ finn will hnOin On