The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-29

llhA EtlAo0A - -llNAl JUSTICES anu that
business aud pleasure must be kept sep
arate for the best results of both. With
the coming State lair we may expect
another slight disturbance, but with the
expectation of the customary fair day"
most of the little people VIII stay with
the work till that time comes.
A literary society was organized on
Friday last in room rs Of the webster
school IL VIII be called the Eta society
and VIII hold semi monthly meetings pc
ginning next week. The officers are
Robert Goodwin, president Lester more
ton. vice president. Hazel WINNER sec
Rotary. and lone Bassett treasurer. Next
weeks programme viii conslsI OF Two
musical and three literary NUMBERS
The Lowell Literary; society of room is
was organized Thursday afternoon tue
society is to meet once month, when a
musical and literary programme VIII pe
rendered and special attention VIII De
given to tEe study of parliamentary law
The officers elected on Thursday last
are. Airline TiBbitts president: Harold
Young vice president; Mabel Sundberg.
secretary: Melvin Saville. treasurer, and
David Lyon, critic.
One Of the most pleasant of social af-
fairs was the luncheon fo. Miss Gene
Kimbali given by the teachers of the
Sumner school on Monday. At three in
the afternoon the teachers and their
guests assembled in the Office which mad
been prOfusely decorated for the purpose,
and enjoyed "A few hours together. SUI
perinteudent Christensen was a guest OF
nOnOr. ana some good speeches were
made complimentary to Miss Kimball.
Cards have been rec we'd among the
teachers. announcing the marriage al
Brown. formerly ole Of the city corps
20 Mr.. John Murphy of Denver Ihe
wedding took, place on the sra OF inc
present month. Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy
wiz live at 11Z4 Logan avenue, Denver
The teachers of the Whittier school
n Miss Gene k-mnall
and Miss Aithea Wheeler prior to their
departure for the east on Wednesday
last.
Miss Carrie Keate who has been in
Clerk MoretOn's office as stenograpner
has accepted position with the De La
mar Mining company.
Miss Edna Dean Davis takes the place
at the Fremont school made vacant by
the removal of Miss Ray.
b s Young. OF the board OF education,
made a flying visit TO the Oquirrh schoOt
marching of the Iupils. expressed nim-
self we'll pleased with the art decorations
and said he would come again
Three teachers reading circles have
been organized in the county, at Muir
raw Farmers and Big Cottonwood. The
feschers in Murray will study the his
tory and science of eduCatiOns those OF
Farmers. theory and practice OF teach
&
ature and the lives of leading educators
The new teachers at the Jackson are
the Misses Mcdonald and Pinney and
MIR. Bell.
Miss Fitzgerald Of the OGuirrh school,
has accepted a more remunerauNe pOSI-
ton in the Anaconda schools.
Some changes have been made at the
Sumner. The beginners have been OIL
vided into two sections, and Miss Annie
Jones takes the morning session. Whlle
Miss Caroline Harrison has charge OF the
afternoon. Miss Timers room has also
~be-H divided. and Miss Cutler takes the
b class OF the third grade
Visitors at the Lowell school during
the past week were Mrs .Bruback- MIS-,
Rawlins, Mrs. Wood. Mrs Tuttle ana
Mrs. Clayton.
Most Of the county schools win close
on Friday next for the state talr'
Miss smithen. Of the Lowell school.
who has been III with typhoid teNeI, VII
return to her school a. the beginning OF
the new month Miss Smithen was VS.
itor a the school on Friday.
Many Of the school trustees are max, max
In some effort TO obtain library books
for their various schools; n4nloeI ne y :
adooted a limited number OF free tex
books. and the prospect seems to De
good for growth along TINS Hiie'
Mise Rvwater or Brigham City visited
at the Lowell school last week
Miss Pollock spent one day Of last
week at the Emerson school
Mrs. TomIinson. OF the Murray schools,
was in the city yesterday.
II was a diminutive descendant p.
Poor 10" in the beginners grads, whq
asked her teacher after school, May
shut up the chairs and later win 2
longing look at the dusty black9oard
.'PIease may I sCrape on the WallE
Miss Alice scovine. Of the OquirrE
school. Will be welcomed mack 10 hei
post to4aorrow morning
Miss Pollock spent the day az the Sum
nCr on Thursday.
Miss MAY Davis. Of the Webster school
was absent two days of the past week
nder the artistic fingers Of Mr.; 10.
seph a. Everett. the blackboarGs OF tins
lower rooms at the Oquirrh school sug-
gost the radiant autumn woods
President Newman Of the board 81 ed
ucation was visitor at the Jackson OF
THURSDAY.
The teachers contracts viii be ready
FOR their signatures during the conn ls
week
Miss Mary HOaw was welcomed TO me-
place in the Lowell school Last Monday
Mrs. A. r Cook WAS substituting a
the Jintah all the past week
Superintendent Christensen was q visit
or AT the Wasatch school last week.
Principal Mccoy Of the Oquirrh schoo
IS teaching the eighth grade music thi
year. TO the great delight Of the pupils
The higher Grade boys o. the Franklin
school are forming "A football team j
Is 10 be hoped that another league vii
be formed this year similar TO that o.
last wear. that this most manly of sports
may be encouraged among our yOunge
boys.
The Webster school is making an effee
tive crusade against poor spelling Nv
cry devise that can be tried FOR the i'm
provement Of the spelling is being tried
The nid-fashioned. but most excellent
epelline match Is again in use there an,
has been found to be helpful. a por
zion Of each Friday afternoon is dcvotc'
10 this work.
Miss Hunter takes the place at tn,
WasatCh OF Miss MCClOud, who has bcel
removed 10 the Uintah.
Mr.. Eiggren o. the Sumner school Ia
resigned to take "A special course in tn
University Of Utah II Is expected tina
Mr.. Bell will take his place in the cias
room.