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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
UniversitR Notes


Br j Il KfHgsburY condtcted chapel
exercises during the week On Tuesday
morning H. S Goddard rendered two
pleasing selections
IL r. Young vii, so to Ephraim next
FTlday TO address the dlstftct SCHOOL
Professor w, NJ. stewart viii address
the mothers club in BCUntitul tonight
Yhe 30 hrst year students who took q
trolley ride on THURSDAY night were
happy III being accompanied by PROBES
SOS ste%art ana Alien and INSTRUCTORS
on Wednesday atuo5n a mass meeting
or students was held 20 considsr business
Scoield was elected vice president OF the
ftsld Day clue, and Mr.. George & Riser
decided TO spend their field day. THURS
Gay, June - at-Saitair
Eureka next Saturday to deliver ansad-
dTess before the ggytduates of the district
schools OF that city.
A-party CONSISTING az Professors IL y
MCCOY, and K E Lyman. lnstrnctor b
r Howell and MeSsrs- f. X Morgan, J.
Z. Hoffman. Fl r. Eat6eld and r A
They VIII visit the Daly-Nest, silver
mill. and some u the concentrators, Tor
the purpose OF Observation and study.
They viii return to the city tomorrow
Eizabeth Kirk and Ids Parrott. mem-
bers OF last year normal graduating
class visited the university on Friday.
Professor u. il. Paul addressed the nor
nal society ON Friday AFTERNOON upon the
attitude a teacher should assume towards
her pupils and her work. County Su-
p~ertntenQent b. N.aAShton also was Dres-
ent anu spoke Tor Q rev moments.
a number or the university bOys viii
leave Tor missions during the SUMNER
L0u1S barker. Who4Wll COnpIete the arts
course IN June, goes 10 Switzerland and
a. NORRIS n - the active college
9oys apd. captain OF last year football
team, VIII leave FOR Germany Instructor
~. F. GounE VIII also sc to switzerland,
IlenF1ng az on school work euCs.
DT- Howard spent a large part Of yes
terday in the vicinity of Ensign peak
and further back in-Lhe mountains doing
bQtanic8t work.
The Engineering socIetEsa a6teE g Te@y
Saccessldl year worh WlH give us
5ers amQuetso hri0aN-t June a.
forty active nlembers, there Nil be pres
eEf lhe associate members. the Graduate
geglpef ana me honorary members, IN
cluUtng Dr. kinIsbUTy. Or. Mccoy. Br.
Goose and Is. =. Hcyuard. The coutmif-
Tee that has the banguet ia charge con-
sists on Messrs. r. r. Morgan. -. *. Part
ters0n ana Abrau Hatch-
teues. VIII leaNe for the iaterCOllegfate
meet with Nevada on Thursday next. The
party viii oe composed Of professor Roy
Iiaucc and the three Gebaters. Arthifr
WelHng- Mark clark and leroy Sanders
ter atnletlet boys, mctl1diug w. i. Ride
cut o. III. RlSeT, ..Hume~C. Peterson. RI.
kBatGs07. H~EJ0hnson -end =. Hatch.
and Manager Borace sheeiey. The other
decided upOns Itafs ~proba5Ie also tast
ar. Holmes or Professor Cum.nings wRI
aeeQnDauN the parry
The contests win occur at Reno, where
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the time when a vav of the widest
speculation was sweeping over the
country. and q considerable amount of
paper was issued by his company.
Many of the Saints partook OF the
spirit of speculation causing division.
d~fssensfon and apostacN Other banks
refused 70 take the notes issued by the
Kirkland Safety society.
Then came h panic that followed
h Wild speculation. Joseph Smith re-
signed his office in the society and dis
posed Of all his interests in it before
the crash came. lie was satisfied that
no such institution could stand up
against the wild spirit of speculation
then rife in the country. All the banks
suspended specie payments, and gold
and silver went 70 an price
as compared with paper money.
The Kirkland Safety society failed
because of the speculative spirit of the
Saints. Then many of h people OF
the community rose up against the
prophet. Persecution. confusion, bit
terness and mObocFaey followed. ac-
cording to the church annals. Joseph
Smith and Sidney RigdOn fed for their
lives. They were pursued for 200 miles
and were forced to resort to many
stratesems to get away with their lives.
No permanent stop was made at that
time until Clay county, Missouri, was
reached.
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A CHORUS Girl NO MORE.
Marie Wilson Plunged in Union Paci
nc Last WaaE

CNew York JournalN
Washington, d. CT am making
papa ana mamma comfortable with
some ct the money j won in Wall street
ana have left the 'FlOrodOra' company.
I don't mind telling YOU tina I am the
daughter of Joseph a. Gamble. who. up
TO q short time ago, kept a green gro
Gerry in this city.
My good luck however. has enabled
me 10 buy a beautiful little home for
my parents about seven miles from
Washington. on the Virginia side OF
the Potomac i'm a very picturesque
spot
You know. $750. 600 lis an awfuI lot OF
money, and / am anxious that every
one ( love shan have q good time. i
think 4 am the lucEiest girl i'm The
world just think of it-making 100000
at one time. that is what did ON my-
BniOn Pacific deal OF course L had
lots of good advice from my friends and
when 7 became convinced that the mar
ket was going up Il plunged as YOU call
ut, and Won I also ma0e ever SO much
money in United states Steel. bur my
big winning was ia Union Pacific"
Yes, intend going to Europe about
June 4 just for a pleasure trip and be-
cause I really mean to have a good
time OuT of my money
1T really sounds like a fairy tale, but
I've got the money, every cent OF it. and
I intend to spend it in my own way.
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CIaims no. AlIowed.

In the district court yesterday in the
matter Of the accounts of James Har-
ropp, assignee of G. r. BeInap. Judge
ROlapp approved the report, except as
TO the allowance OF claims for wage of
Roswell and Sarah Behlap. PERMITS
sion 2 however. given that they
should sue b assignee.
The demurrer in the a s. of Brewer
AGAINST CrOEun was set for hearing
Nav %.
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Ogden Church Announcements.

At the CONGREGATIONAL church this
morning there viii be the communion
service and reception Of new members.
Sermon SUBJECT: "The Letter and the
Spirit Evening subject: The Power
Of influence
First Presbyterian Chutch-Eorning
service at il O'Clock Subject: Aaron,
There VIII be special music consisting
of a ladies' trio and a solo by Miss
stuart. Evening service at s O'Clock.
Subject: Our Certified Fact in Heav-
emily JOy.'-Luke XIV, 10. There VIII be
two anthems by the choir.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Services II a. M. Subject Soul and
Body" Sunday school, I'm; Wednes-
day evening meeting. s o'clock Church
edidce Tw~entY-foUrth street and Lin
coin avenue AL cordially invited.
Free reading room, suite 2I2 Loan &
Trust building, open daily 2 TO 3
p. m.
Rev. J. w. Taylor VIII preach at the
First Methodist church today. Subject
Of morning service: The Way of Truth
and Life Evening subject. The Sc
renity Of Christian Thought" Strang-
eFs are most cordially invited TO wOr-
ship with us.
The gospel mission Cundenominatiou-
al, for colored people, meets tonight
at 324 Twenty-fOurth street. Subject.
Love the Test of Discipleship.'
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In making up the list of palTbearers
for the funeral of. John b. Rogers,
which viii be held at ESQ this after-
noon from odd Fellows temple sunder
the auspices OF n Utah Society of the
Army of the Philippines and tie order
of E1ks, it was called to mind that four
out of the Six members of battery A
who last saw the deceased at Manila
are now in this city. At the time of
parting Rogers proposed a toast to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
Wants Divorce

A suit for divorce was yesterday
fled by Belle Mitchell against Charles
A Mitchell. a piano tuner. Cruelty
and failure to provide are given as
grounds. The couple were married at
Monona, IA, Dec. Is, 1882. and have one
child. a girl of Z years.
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49, Indians pestitute.

Seattle, Wash, May 6S.-F. w CLARK.
special treasury agent, a issued an
appeal on behalf of the destitute ma
tives Of the Aleutian Islands and Of
Alaska generally. The failure of their
regular hunting supplies. and h re-
cent epidemic TO which they have been
subjected are given Is the direct causes
Of the present restitution. Supplies
and contributions received viii be dis
tributed by the revenue cutter service.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
GIenwood,s Onsnire-

The opening day Of Glenwood was
yesterday. About 5000 people visited
the park during the day. Although
there was a fve-minute car service, the
transportation facilities were entirely
Inadequate to accommodate the crowds
going 70 and from the resort.
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luz Lincoln" ECn0UL mas Fe~fue5ERa-TnlN
III Clark and Judge Botkin make adj
dresses 10 chat school on the OCCASION Of
eays
High school.
ernest Merrill leaves today for Jop-
lin, Mo, where ne viii make his home.
%. A. Wright, superintendent Of the
cannon, o. schools WAS a visitor FRI
day.
Last evening the Junior class held a
rehearsal Of class day exercises, with
President Nicholas smith as guard Of
the cutter portal They received a call
durt1B pFogress of the rehearsal from
PrinCIpaE Eaton aud Messrs. Cranau
and Adams of ogden. Mr.. Eaton had
the password,
Anna Hunter has presented the
school with bust of Venus, a. specie
men Other work in the art department.,
which shows talent. 1t viii be placed
in this library
we're held Monday morning instead Of
Wednesday. and the Drozramme Included
the unveIling Of the cast recently added
d progreuIme opened with a vocaI
solo -oy Mrs Tuttls. Mr.. II L. A Cul-
mer then addressed the school, Speaking
AlouataB Valley and Stream Mr.
Eaton then tod ~ ehe efforts ot the
the sculpt0rs' art. and % their success.
then introduced Mrs. w. c.. jennings
A-Aa 4GlEAltHES -tiQ LE2 Sg1uol much OK
interest concerning the statues Of Atf0tIJ
ahd Hebe whrch were theh-unveiled
Grace Fisher. repreSeutiEg the senior
ciasS, then presented DUsts OF washing
tGa ana NtosterIt0 the scho0l. The ems
tire north end of the assembly room has
pefn tinted a terra Gotta shade, as wen as
The pIlasters ON each side Of the hall
thus making "a good background for the
casts and busts.
The effect of the works of art on the
scnool room rs very marked. Already
the juniors are planning what selections
they WiIl make Tor next wear and the
whole school seems % feel that it'd has
out made a beginning Of an art collec-
The High school cadets marched down
20 the school from the srnorv FRIDAY
night and save an exhibition drf1.
LocherS are being Arranged in the
basement Of the school. a partlof which
~ De usea Is the temporary armory Of
SeverJt students have recently left
sttln0l 70 accept pOsCii1us in the cicy.
Grace Walton - bo~OkkoeDsr-for Walker
Broa Desmond Williamson has gone
1lecklss nas gone into a brokers' office
Oh eNChalse row
Mr. Jaggart and Miss stella DunfarI
Nsltfd INC school FTiday afternoon and
acquired the painting snd casts recently
Recent visitors 10 the scho5I were
M~esean1es g.. ~. Frye. J. S. Corum, Vt
aQel wool, HarrN Jackson, John
Moutgomeryl =. +. Williams. HARRY
" y Olmstelds j A. Stevenson.
ALs annie Neafe, Pearl HOFFMAN. Net
Il5 9teEenSon, May IeIL Emma Brown.
' lHtamS. Kitty Johnston, Maud
sherrelI. Jennie Clark, Genrgfa 4Ian1Ifn
Ruby Lee, Anna Baker. Rfarg8e K9T5,
NernOn Kelly Edith Sbarev. Messrs. a
T. o~teNenSOn- Roy Huh and 7. A. smith
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Dead Volunteer Toasted "The
One Who Dies First"

''the one who dies first. The six were
Emil Lehman, Emil Johnson, Joseph q.
Nystrom, Angus X. Nicholson, Frank
b Shelley and John Rogers. the de-
ceased. Shelley IS still in the Philip
pines. The first four mentioned, to-
gether with Frank Coulter, Louis
Kahn, j. Il. Wells and w. d. Ritter,
also of battery a, viii bear the casket
containing the remains of the dead
volunteer to the tomb.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
Directors Of Bank Arrested.

Berlin. May IS-FritE -Roneick and
William Schultz directors Of the
POmmersche Hypotheken Aktien bank
tPommeranian Mortgage bank@ were
arrested this afternoon and taken to.
Jail pending theT judicial examination
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
Mrs. DeKo7en Hes written a Novel

INeW York WOTIU-I
Washiugton-MrE. Reginald De&ovep
is soon to publish p novel which her
friends assert will make q stir in the
literary world
The book is a BabyIonian romance.
written after the style of Rider Tag
CARDS she" but is in no sense a pl2g-
iarism.
In order to write tins book Mrs. De
kOven has devoted limos a year to the
dn matters.
The book is replete with adventure.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeKoven have spent the
winter in Washington, and dispensed a.
delightful hospitality from theiF resi-
-deuce on Si&teenth street, where they
have gathered about them a c0terie Of
iterary and talented people of every de-
GcrlDtiOh.
They viii soon close their home here
and return TO Chicago, but intend to
again return TO Washington next winter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
S. L sued for $4,000 BY Former
-Brakeman.

Brakeman
Fred Walcott yesterday filed a suit
IN the Second district court against the
oregon Short Line. in which he claims
damages i'll the sum of $40, Geo for in
Juries received at PoeatellO Nov. 20.
1900 WolcOtt was a brakeman and
while coupling the air hose three cars
were kicked against his train. He
was knocked down and lost one leg 10
b accident.
S d. DuAcan yesterday fled a petit
ton for letters OF administration in the
estate of the late OrvilIe Duncan, killed
near Wells New. Dec. 1. by an acct
was employed The dead mar was a
resident of BIackfoot, ida., and his
estate is said to consist Of SIS personal
property and a aus Of action against
the Southern Pacific valued eft from
$1,000 TO S20.000.
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80 - go.

The executive committee of the Law
and Order League held a meeting yes
terday afternoon and appointed a sub
committee, COMPOSED of the Rev. J. w.
Taylor and Bishop Robert MCCOY, to
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- 81 MR. MILLaATE

Passed Away Yesterday at Home of
HIS Daughter.
William Mitigate died quite uneX-
pectedlY yesterday afternoon about ,
O'Clock at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. Oberg, in this city. The deceased
was quite old and was troubled with
asthma. and a severe fan suffered a
few days ago aggravated his infrTn-
aUies. However. no Immediate danger
was thought of and at noon he was
sitting cut on the porch. When the
Whistles blew he made a remark about
how swiftly time was passing. A short
time afterWard Ahe was seized with
choking spells and died. He was the
father of A. w. Mitigate of salt Lake
and of Mrs. Heber Oberg and Mrs.
Stewart Moyes of ogden,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
They Please.

They Please.
Our new ines of DegIigee shirts; pat-
terms handsome. hit perfect
BROWN. TERRY d WO0DRUFF CO..
166 Main street.
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poison when the king discovered the
situation caused by the conflicting
statements regarding her health, and
LAT she is dangerously III from the
effect of the poison.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19

Piles are-not only most painful, but
also very dangerous, as the inhamed
nodules are very nj to take on ma
.lignent action and Cancer of the rectum
is produced They should be cured.
TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENP viii cure the most obstinate
cases. Price, so cents in bottles. Tubes,
20 cents. Van Dykes Drug Store, cor
ner Third South and Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
sav the oueen Took Poison.

Vienna, May 1S.-A story is current
here that Queen Draga Of Servia took
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19

@aRd-on the.c a~utaorities for d en-
toSceCant of Che city ordinances. The
~connnatte is to make It's report on
Tuesday next
Ogden Briefs.
Rev. John r. Carver has about re-
covered from his illness.
a. w. aver left last evening for a
business trip to Illinois,
Hon. c.. r. Day Of Helena, Mont. is
Visiting relatives in ogden.
Miss Thomas left last night foy q
visit TO her mother i'm Wyoming.
Eight ~vioIators of the bicycle ordi-
nance We're yesterday fined $3.50 each.
v. A. Holbrook VIII leave today for
southern California, with BIrs. H0l-
brook, ne having accepted a position
with a jeweiry establishment
Thomas G Linehan. brother of Jack
Linehan. died yesterday at the home
of the latter on Lincoln avenue of
consumption. The funeral VIII occur
Monday.
No word a received yesterday from
the relatives Of George ranks who
died a few days ago In this city, and
the body is still being held by Under
taker Richey.
II Jarvis of the Winters Parsons
oIaer CONSTRUCTION company OF
spite is Visiting Tor a few DAYS at the
nome OF his mother. Mrs Emma a.
'"INls' 50 t~MenCy-siXth street.
guessing party is to be given Tues
Qa afternoon at the home of Mrs r
l. arson corner T-wenty-seventb
street ana Washington avenue. for the
Shurch OF the Good Shepherd.
ava l. Scovile, who has Just re-
turned after three years mission v-or,
"a Germany, viii speak tonight I'M the
second ward meeting house at the con-
joint session of the Y. NJ. and Y r. NT
T. A. NJ
Roy Hatch, a young man in the en-
ploysot He BigelOw- is suffering from
a broken leg, received Friday in a De
cu1ar manner The lad Jumped from
q manger in the barn TO the floor. a
doing SO turned his ankle and frac-
Tured both bones Of The limb.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
Stylish Hats

Stylish Hats
In FEDORA and derby shapes. We show
n latest shapes.
BROWN TERRY & WOOpRUFF co.
t66 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
Fancy Vests.

Fancy vests,
New patterns, tailor cut and perfect
fitting.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co,
1856 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19

When the liver fails 10 secrete bile
the blood becomes loaded with bilious
properties. b digestion becomes inn
paired and the bowels constipated
HEfB1NE has q direct action on the
liver and excretory ORGANS. and q fpU
doses VIII cure any case of b-iliOusness
Price, 80 cents Van Dykes Drug
Store, corner Main and Third south.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19

Stephen VIII get you a quick tenant.
List your houses for rent with him, 235
Main.
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The Union scGooI haG as visitors during
Lne week The MISSES Amau.Ia Peterson
Eearl smith and Anna GuGikson and Sis
McEfwafh and Mrs CIV
Seaton
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19

Mrs. Mary Julian Curtis and ar. AIfrej
u. Lee are the guests of Mrs B8rnetr
at e hone7at s. TY1rrd street.
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OGDEN NEWS.

Ogden ONCE, eos Eccles Building.
IA.
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Mrs Davis % the Wasatch sixth grade
and every enthusiastic class are busy
R-enstleulnE any possible weak spots
lu anticipation OF unqualified promofrous
ct the ara uf the year.
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Mrs. % W.'PJWers WIS a visitor ar
the Lowell school on T~hursdav. last.
spendtlE a portion Of the u3rting in
MISS Chambers room
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Tuesday.
The lincoln school has reuuested that
H. Clark and Judge BotkIn make adj
crosses % tnat school or the occasion Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19

Dr whitney Spole to the advances
grades of-hhe BuVaftt-sohooIaou-FrF 4g-r
AFTERNOON on j care OF che teeth. THESE
Laks are proNi1S very beneficial from q
u@tllh and as mauv are
aFa1lluE themselves OF the opportunity 10
hear Or. Whitney. It is a0psad rhatat1ere
may be less expense TO the parent ana
mora coufort to the chud IS rssut
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19

Miss NcGCe Of Park City ana Niss
t1ndlay of Provo were among the visitors
st the Webster during The week
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drs- 1F..P Lynn and \ rs. Rnedeneger
visited aft the EryrbHt school on FRIDAY
last and Iste1ed to- Drr 1NhftDeye taTk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19

Mrs custer of Illinois has spsut the
past week at the Vasatch v%tsfti1a the
various Erade there
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19

formulate a written preamble and de-
maRd-on thec autaorities FOR the en-
toseeant of the city ordinances. The
Tuesday next.
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NEBRR All bowel troubles. appendicitis, bill
HbHHAh fousnesss bad BREATH bad Blood wind
HEAHDE ON tire st0Haaehs bIOated bowels. foul
00AH@ mouth Headaches indigestion. pfaDRes.
pains after eatflZ. liver nrWubIe4 saIloW c0FnpEexfom
and dizziness When your bowels d0nsG move regu-
larry yOasare getting sick CONSTIPATION Kills more
starter for the chronic ailments aud long years Of
ais YOu, stars taking C~ASCAkErS fo-day. for yen
VII never get well ana be wen All the time until
yoo put yenE bowels lebt. Take oHT advice; stars
with CA&CAHETS to-day under an absolute guar
autee 70 cEro or money refunded -
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President Newman OF the board OF edo-
cauon was AN interested visitor at tha
Fremont last Monday.
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SUITS AGAINST RAILROADS.

ogden. May 10
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T. Bells visited The BRYANT on h7nTa-y
and spent some tinle IN the seventh ana
GRADES.
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Profcs=or Wright Of Canton visited the
Grant school last THURSDAY. and vas wei.
pleased -fth the work - saw rhere.
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ON TI1eTdJy last The Frsm5It school
received an afficial visit from Dr. Whit
listened 90 an Interesting tank on the
teet1 and their care.
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County Superintendent Ashton spent
tae cay At Murray Yesterday. attending
the county cXamiuations.
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asatcn had many visitors frcd1.
= tra1nins school duriug the past weeiS
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9lt5s Iefer Of kansas. VINO IS to tessca
lu lnaho next winter. spent the morFfIg
iA As kan Eptt room Friday
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4l& Potter 81 the Lincoln condaeted-a
heTs1lf ana profit toehaF co-workers he
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ar BOYLE Of the univers5fy trafaine|
sca0oi %a 2 visitor az The sumner
sChQ0l en- MOnday
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