The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-03


Mrs. J. E. Talmage was a visitor at
the Wasatch school on Wednesday.
Mr.. Davis has been filing the place
at the Hamilton school made vacant
by the resignation Of Miss Gettings.
Mrs. Bing. formerly a teacher in the
Lowell school, was a visitor at that
school on Friday. Mrs. Bing was ac-
companied by her infant son, who was
warmly welcomed by her former
friends.
Among the Oquirrh visitors this week
were Mr.. Olsen of Brigham City, Miss
Patterson of Sandy. Miss Coleman OF
Price. Miss was and Mesdames j. II.
Chambers. Dr1scOll, Frank Kimoall'
Hoefer. Parker, Pierce and Hesselberg.
Superintendent Christensen was Q
visitor at the Sumner school last Mon
day.
The many friends of DE-. and Mrs
Avev will be glad to learn that they
are very pleasantly situated IN tneiI
new home at Cedar City.
The eighth grade classes at the Low
ell and Washington schools have Deen
making special study of the consul
tuition for the past few weeks ana were
examined on it last Friday.
There will be a parents meeting at
the Sumner school next E'ridsy at the
close of the session
Among the visitors to the Lineoh
school last week were Mrs. Won Elm
and Miss Pratt.
Principal Barton of the Sumner
school moved into his new home al
1870 South Tenth East street last week
Mrs. Daynes was an interested Wis
itor at the Lowell school on WEDNESDAY
Of last week.
The first issue OF the Washington
School Post, which is a neat little pa
per from that school, came ont las
Friday.
Mrs. EUiotts Saturday morning class
for the benefit of the new teachers
especially of the upper grades, is doing
most satisfactory work.
Among the visitors at the JacIscI
school last week were Fisher and Ey--
ans Of the Davis county schools, c. G.
StefensOn, principal of the county
school at U1ion, and Z. J. Taylor of
the same place.
Miss Patterson of the Waterloo
schools visited the Sumner school on
Thursday.
There will be special meeting OF
the city principals in the Office Of the
city superintendent next Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Lydia Smithen Of the Lowell
corps, who has been granted a leave O
absence until after the holidays. is i'm
proving in health quite rapidly and
hopes TO regain her former strength
soon.
Mr.. Mervin Davis, who has been il
Miss Gettings' place at the Hamilton
school, was visitor at the Jackson
school on Wednesday.
Miss Laura BeasOn Of the Ouuirrb
school is settled at Ford's hotel for the
winter.
Mrs. Lucille Jensen, formerly a teach
er in the Lowell corps, was substituting
for Miss Jennie Smith Of the Bryant
school last week.
Miss Wells Of tn Farmers ward
schools spent a day visiting the schools
of the city last week,
Mrs. Miner and Miss Miner were Wis
itsors at the Lowell school on Thurs
day Of last week.
Miss Corey Ferguson visited the
eighth grade at the Wasateh school
on Friday.
Miss Samson of the training school.
who has been i'll at the Holy Cross
hospital for some time. expects to be
able to leave that institution today.
Some very fine drawing from the
higher grade Oquirrh pupils resulted
from a pose Of Miss Mildred Brown in
an attractive Scotch costume.
Mr.. ThurgOod Of the school at Syra-
cuse visited the Fremont school last
week.
Mrs. Hume, a patron Of the Lowell
school, was a visitor at Miss Van
Colts room on Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Malan, formerly a pupil
Of the Oquirrh school and now a teach
er in the Sandy schools, visited her old
school home on Monday.
Mrs. Vaughan and Mr.. Gotham.
patrons Of the Jackson school. were
among the visitors to that institution
during the week.
Mr.. Brown, who is a graduate of
Ann Arbor and was formerly a teacher
in the Chicago High school, was a Wis
itor at the Lowell school last Monday.
Superintendent Christensen and
President Newman were welcome Wis
itors at the Washington school on
Thursday.
Principal Mckay of the Lowell school
ex }ects TO be in his new home on Dun
bar avenue during the coming week.
Miss Eugene Mort mas been substi-
tuting at the Washington school for
Miss Barbara KinnersIy, who has been
81.
The boys of the Hamilton basket ball
team have a challenge out for anv
team in the city Of the same average
weight and height. The weight of the
team is 100 pounds and the height 1--WE
feet.
A parents meeting VIII be held in the
Jackson school next Thursday after
noon at the close of school. SuDerin-
tendent Christensen will deliver an ad-
dress, and number Of musical selec-
tiOns will no rendered