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Arizona republican., 1901-11-19
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24
Lowell school and Professor Stanley OF
the High school

Lowell school and Professor Stanley OF
the High school.
The ban .det given on Friday after
noon last by the pupils of the upper
rooms al the Lowell school was prob
ably one Of the most elaborate affairs
under the entire management of the
boys and girls anywhere. The special
guests of the day were the Wilkes"
football team, Mr.. Wilkes and Mr..
Wetzen. The school colOrs were seen
everywhere, and the decorations were
very effective Dainty little place
cards in red and white tied with red
and White CONNECTIONS indicated each
guest, of whom there were over 100.
The merriment was kept up until the
daylight faded, and all left feeling that
the afternoon had been very pleasant
one.
Thursday at Miss Pollock's optional
meeting" nearly every teacher in the
lower grades was present. The subject
of Geography was again the topic.
and the teachers seemed greatly inter
ested. Some Of the topics prepared were
given and new topics assigned for fur
Their discussion at future meeting
/ Thursday with the teachers of the first
grade. The work of the first half-yeaT
was outlined for the benefit of the
teachers, and special drill in tone sing
ing was emphasized. Sumo rote songs
are also to be taught, but the main
work is to be on the recognition OF
tones.
The Thanksgiving day programme,
which has beer prepared in the Union
school, win be presented in the audi
/ ence room of the High school next
Wednesday evening. The entertain
ment is for the benefit of the school
library which was recently begun.
Superintendent Christensen spoke to
/ the higher grade in the Lincoln school
I last Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Chris
Jensen took for his subject, "Trip to
Europe" and led the boys and girls
to see the beauty of the various cOun-
tries through which he had passed. He
dwelt especially on the birthplaces of
noted men, prominent among them be-
+ ing Burns and Scott, at whose shrines
/ he had spent some time. The ocean
/ voyage was well described also, and
/ the pupils We're greatly interested.
! Superintendent of Buildings. Pinney
visited the Lowell school on Tuesday.
and after testing the ventilating plant
! found it to be in perfect working or
der, the supply Of air for each child
! being greatly in excess of that re-
quiTed by the best authorities
/ Two of the we'll known teachers in
| the city corps will leave their school
rooms on the coming Wednesday
/ evening or the last time. A change
/ of occupation is the reason given for
their departure, and the change is
said to be a Matrimonial one. They
/ are Miss Ella Cochran of the Lowell
Tchool and Miss Carrie Davis of the
Webster.
"he eighth grade of the Franklin
/ school gave a most enjoyable pro-
gTamme at the meeting OF their liter
airy society on Friday last. The pro-
/ gramme was as follows:
1. Duet, "Alvida and Estella" .
,. Recitation ...........Editn Laxmau
g. Comic Reading Lloyd Sinclaire
f. Duet .......... ...........-
Dibbfe Ris1ey and Nellie Thompson
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High School Notes.

On Wednesday morning Mr.. Eaton
had hoped to have Major Young give
the same talk on the Philippines which
he delivered before the freshmen last
week As Major Young, however, was
unable TO be present, there was no
assembly in the senior room. The fresh
men were entertained by the same talk
On Holland which the upper classes
had already heard. given by Joseph
Bossert. 1t is hoped that on next week
exercises in both rooms can be ar
ranged for.
On Monday the Debating club, COM
posed Of the pupils of one Of Nj. Ira
Wis civics classes, completed its or
ganizatiOn by adopting a constitution
and bylaws and electing officers. Nina
Thompson was chosen president; Grace
Smith. vice president; Anna Mcintyre,
secretary. and Helena Critzer, critic.
The club will meet every Monday at
the first period.
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University Notes.

Chapel exercises were conducted last
week by the Rev. Mr.. Thatcher Of the
Unitarian church. Professor. Richard
r. Lyman will lead in the exercises
during the coming week.
Professor G. NJ. Marshall is organ
izing a class in English literature for
those who are not regular students Of
the university. Teachers from Salt
Lake City, Salt Lake county and Davis
county have applied for membership
The class viii meet every Saturday
during the winter and spring College
credit will be given those who COM
plete the course The class is open TO
the general public.
DR.. J. Z. Talmage went to TintiC
yesterday.
At a special meeting OF the first year
students, held Wednesday, they adopt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24

The boys and girls Of the seventh and
eighth grad at the Washington
school were contestants in one last
Friday. in which the girls We're the
victors.
The Crescent, the school paper Of
the Wasatch, was published for the
fourth time on Friday last.
Among the visitors at the Bryant
school last week were Mrs. Oberndorfer
and Mrs. Tuckett
Mr.. Geoghegan of the board of edu-
cation visited at the Grant school last
week.
Miss KimbaH of the Franklin has
done excellent Pilgrim Thanksgiving
work with the sand table, showing
England, Holland, the great ocean
with The Mayfiower and the primeval
forest of America
a Thanksgiving programme viii be
given at the Franklin school on We'd
nesday afternoon, TO be followed by a
meeting of the parents of the district.
Last Monday d rather laugha bic
thing happened at the Uintah school
A stray sheep, having lost its friends
and hoping TO find some in the school
rooms, went bounding into the hall,
and reaching the open door OF one
OF the rooms, gave utterance to a loud
anc plaintive bleat
The teachers at the Hamilton school
have organized themselves into a
teachers reading circle. Some of the
standard magazines have been sub
scribed for and are to be found on the
reading table.
Three meetings have been held in
the county during the past week to
discuss the matter of a county high
sChoOl-One at Draper, another at Riv-
erton and a third at West Jordan.
Miss Pollock gave a very interesting
talk on the teaching Of reading before
the teachers of the Hamilton school
last Monday evening.
State Superintendent c. Nelson spent
Friday in Ogden inspecting the work
Of the State Industrial school.
There will be no meeting Of Mrs. FL
hotts class in drawing next Saturday
morning, but the regular meeting will
be held on the Saturday following.
Grades six and seven at the Wash
ingtOn school win combine for the
/ rendering of their Thanksgiving pro-
gramme next Wednesday afternoon.
Rooms z and s of the Fremont school
engaged in a written spelling contest
Friday afternoon which resulted in a
victory for room 8.
Miss Pollock visited the lower grades
of the Grant, Friday.
Among the patrons who visited the
/ Oquirrh school last week were: Mes
DANES Reed, lie PrOhOn, Tresize. Dun
can, Watson, Martha Barrow and
! Grey and Mr.. Alky
/ The following were Wasatch visit
ors during the week: Mrs. Stott, Mr..
! Dibble, Miss Cope. Miss Swan. Mrs.
( PfOutz, Mrs. GLADDEN., Mrs Miner,
Mrs. Darling, Mrs, King, Mrs David
son, Mrs. Gallacher.
/ The spelling match between rooms
1 Z and at the Washington school re-
suited in complete victory for
room s.
The following We're among the visit
/ ors at the Grant school during the past
/ week: Mrs. J. A. Heath. Mrs. Tav-
! Tor. Mrs. G. A Shultz. Mrs. \. J.
Liddle, Mrs. J. A. Cartwright.
/ A complete directory Of all the teach
erS and officers Of the state will soon
De published. The manuscript is now
ready for publication and shows that
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24
Agrieultural College


The faculty reception passed of very
pleasantly last Saturday evening. Jn
the early part OF the evening 4 pro-
gramme, literary and musical, was
rendered. after which AL repaired So
the gymnasium for dancing Al tha
close of the evening refreshments were
served. and all departed. well pleased
with the evenings entertainment.
The work on the new front has pre-
scented more lively appearance dur
ing the past week The iron frame
work for the first floor has been put
IN place and the carpenters are busily
getting things in shape for the brick
layers.
DR.. Moench announces that the
much needed steam heating plant Tor
the dormitory will soon be put in.
The A. c. Debating society win dis
cuss next Monday evening the sub
jet, should the Chinese Exclusion
Act Be Renewed.
The Sociological club met last Mon
day evening at the home of DR.. r. q.
GOwans. Professor Engle led an in
teresting discussion on the subject of
The Beginning of Confederation"
The Sorosis society is at present
studying the life and work of +. II.
Hale. A special feature OF the last
meeting was an address by Mrs. Dr.
W lQlSOe.
The domestic arts department has
just received a fine cabinet Of fax,
showing the article in all the stages OF
its manufacture.
Professor MacEwau has been in
quarantine for the past week. owing
to the illness Of his daughter, Ada
Marie. The little one is improving
rapidly. however, and the professor
will soon be back at his work.
John Stewart, formerly of the chem
istry department here. has accepted "a
position in the Logan beet sugar fac
tory. as DR.. Myers assistant.
Mrs. MOench of Ogden has been Wis
iting her daughter Ruth +. MOench,
during the past week.
Professors WidtsOe, Wright and
YOdder have been conducting farmers
institute meetings in Box Elder cOun-
ty for the past few days.
The forestry experiment has been
abandoned because of the failure Of
the Washington department to meet
/ its share of the expense.
The Thanksgiving game with the
! Y. NJ. G. A. team has been cancelled
! because of the disbanding of that
1 team. Negotiations are i'm progress
( for a game with the All HallOVs. fail
ing in which the National Guards
VIII be secured for the occasion. in
either case, the public viii be sure Of
( a ~ Aame for Thanksgiving after
noon.
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there are about 1.5OO teachers en-
state, WITH nearly 500 schools
Mrs. ". J. Newman. president Of
the board Of education, was one Of
the welcome visitors TO the Union
school last Thursday.
Mrs. Curtis L. Knight was a visitor
al Miss Hoag's room at the Lowell
school on Tuesday.
Miss Eugene Mort was at the Union
school in Miss Manning's place last
Wednesday.
Superintendent Christensen visited
the sumner school on Thursday last.
Miss Jones. teacher from the
schools OF Logan, visited the begin
ners' grade at the Fremont school last
Wednesday.
Mr., Branting, of the board Of educa-
ton, visited the Fremont school last
week.
superintendent Christensen paid the
Oquirrh school a visit on Wednesday.
Mrs. Latimer, a patron Of the Lowell
school, visited Miss Van Colts room
on Tuesday
The pupils in several rooms Of the
Union school were pleased because of
their new desks which arrived this
week.
Miss Sarah Davis was a visitor at
the Uintah school on Thursday last
Miss Patterson of the Sumner school
visited the sixth grade Of the Wash
ington on Wednesday.
Principal Nelson of the Riverside
school was a visitor at the Oquirrh on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Snyder, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Coz
are among the recent visitors at the
Hamilton school.
John Bowman of the Uintah school
whose serious illness has kept him out
was welcomed back to his work on
Tuesday.
Miss Pollock spent Monday at the
Riverside school, supervising primary
rooms there.
Mrs. Bailey has been substituting al
the Jackson school for several days.
Principal Martin Of the Grant school
was a visitor at the Lincoln on We'd
nesday.
The Misses Rose Jones and Caro-
line Larsen of the Logan school Wis
| tied the Oquirrh school last week.
President Newman and Miss POllOcB
visited at the Jackson school last
week.
Among the visitors at the Riverside
school last week were Mr.. and Mrs
/ Ed. Saunders.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24

8. Debate, Affirmative .--.-.......
....... Carl Nelson, sam Risley
Negative ..,..--....-.- ..---.....
..... John Nelson, Leland Irvine
6. Song by the school ..-...........
.......... $3.50. Mountain Chapel
De- OueI --------.-- ---- --...--..
Nellie Thompson and Eva Allen
The pupils of room s of the Bryant
school gave Mr.. d. w. Parratt of the
Uintah, but formerly Of the Bryant.
a very pleasant surprise party at his
home last Wednesday evening. Re
freshments We're served and all had an
enjoyable time.
Fair France, with ler many attrac-
tons is being studied in room II Of
the Oquirrh. Special attention is paid
TO her great commercial advantages
large s6aDOard. numerous rivers and
miles Of railways. The lively interest
felt by the pupils is shown by their
bringing specimens of dne French fab
rics, china, etc. and many copies of
paintings by her famous artists. Much
interest is a SO shown in her noted
cities. chief among them. her artistic
/ capital where. it is said, "all good
Americans 90 when they die"
Washington school viii be held next
Wednesday afternoon It is hoped
that some of the parents win be in
time to hear the Thanksgiving pro-
grammes, which viii be held in the
room before the close OF school.
There viii be meeting Of the Web
ster Parents club at that school next
/ Wednesday afternoon.
At the Lowell school Mrs. Spence
visited Miss Van Colts room last
TuesdsA
Spelling contests are to take place
I next Wednesday betNeen rooms Is
and Is, and rooms Il and Is at the
/ WaG ington school.
/ Mrs. Elliott viii meet teachers of be-
ginners on Tuesday of the coming
/ week. This is the only meeting of
! teachers TO be held till after the
Thanksgiving holidays.
/ Next Wednesday afternoon the sew
enth and eighth grades of the Wash
/ lngJon school viii present a drama
TIED version Of The Courtship of
Miles Standish" with the following
I cast:
John Alden Willard Carr
Miles Standlsh Kent Cobb
l EIlSCllld -.-----..-.-...-,,-Ca Carrie Atkin
/ messenger ........,,....W William Jensen
] Elder Newell Whitney
Quite a good collection Of Indian
/ relics has been loaned to the Fremont
/ school by pupils of several rooms for
/ purposes Of study.
/ The rooms on the upper floor of the
! Grant school will combine for tbe
! Thanksgiving programme next We'd
/ nesday. and the numbers will be given
/ in the hall After the close of the
/ programme meeting Of the parents
will be held, followed by an informal
reception and tea.
! A thanksgiving programme will be
1 given in Miss LawsOn's room at the
/ Fremont school next Wednesday after
noon, to which the parents are in
vited
Miss YOungberg Of the Washington
school has returned to her work. Miss
Youngberg has had the sincerest ex-
/ pressions Of sympathy from her fellow
teachers.
Another prize has been offered i'm the
drawing department. The firm Of Cal
loway & Hook will give as a prize q
piece of pottery for the best drawfns
Of vase forms by the fifth grade
Through the courtesy of the same firm
each teacher in the public schools i.
to receive a small book on the subject
/ Of pottery.
Spelling matches are still the RAGE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24

This week Mr.. Eaton has held depart
ment meetings with the Greek ana
Latin and modern language teachers. .
On Friday Miss Dukes gave an in
teresting paper before the Ladies' Lit
erary club on Literary Landmarks i'm
England"
Mr. Hadley, instructor in assaying at
the University Of Utah, visited Mr.
Stanley's physics classes this week. He
Wa much interested IN fspecting the
laboratory equipment.
Clarence Clay is q new pupil In the
first year commercial course.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24

Another prize has been offered in the
drawing department. The firm of Cal
loway & Hook viii give as a prize a
piece of pottery for the best drawing
OF vase forms by the fifth grade
Through the courtesy of the same firm
each teacher in the public schools is
to receive a small book on the subject
Of pottery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24

Miss YOungberg of the Washington
school has returned to her work Miss
Aoungberg has had the sincerest ex-
pTessions Of sympathy from her fellow
teachers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24

Mr.. WetzeH held his first meeting last
Thursday with the teachers of the first
grade The work of the first half-year
was outlined for the benefit of the
teachers, and special drill in tone sing
ing was emphasized. Some rote songs
are also to be taught, but the main
work is to be on the recognition Of
tones.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24

The pupils of room 8 Of the Bryant
school gave Mr.. D. W. Parratt of the
Uintah, but formerly of the Bryant,
a very pleasant surprise party at his
home last Wednesday evening. Re
freshments We're served and all had an
enjoyable time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24

Thursday at Miss Pollock's optional
meeting" nearly every teacher in the
lower grades was present The subject
of Geography was again the topic
and the teachers seemed greatly inter-
ested. Some Of the topics prepared were
given and new topics assigned for fur
ther discussion at a future meeting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24

Spelling matches are still the rage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24

The eighth grade of the Franklin
school gave a most enjoyable pro-
gTamme at the meeting OF their liter
airy society on Friday last. The pro-
gTamme was as follows:
L Duet .AlEida and EstaIlan
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24

The Thanksgiving day programme,
which has beer prepared in the Union
school, VIII be presented in the audi
ence room of the High school next
Wednesday evening. The entertain
ment is for the benefit of the school
library, which was recently begun.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-09-07
Fresh pork at Bakers.

Fresh pork at Bakers
Picked pork at Bakers.
Mrs. B. Sellers is on the sick list
this week.
More rain Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday.
No assessment in the A. o. q. w.
for September.
Mrs. Charles Sellers will teach the
Best school the coming term.
Go the Farmers store for fresh
groceries. In Bestor's old stand.
The city will be decorated to a
queens taste reunion week. Come.
Go to c. J. Ferris for your carpets
and wall paper. New samples just
received.
Miss Mabel Ashcroft has accepted a
position with the Trego Mercantile
company.
Mrs. Frank Woodward and children
are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. O. Hodges
Miss Ruth Benson, of Cove City,
was in Wa-Keeney last Tuesday the
guest of Mrs. Moore
Wanted-Pastnrage and wintering
for 80 head of cows and calves H "
NJ. Early, Abilene, Kan.
Notwithstanding the dry season it
is reported from all parts of the coun-
ty that there will be an abundance OF
feed.
WE. Stranahan was fixing up the
race track this week to have it in
readiness for the races during reunion
week.
Mrs. E. E. Gunckel and children
left Wednesday morning for Salina to
remain this winter for the purpose of
schooling the children.
Regular service at the Baptist
church, Sunday at IL a. M and p M
Also at Ogallah at p. M A welcome
to all L. H. Clemens, pastor
Carl Henkel. of Neosho, Mo-, arriv-
ed in the city last Monday TO attend
the wedding Of his sister Susie which
took place last "Wednesday evening.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-09-07
GOLDEN ROD WEDDING.

On Wednesday evening very pref
ty wedding was solemniZed at 8 o'clock
at the Presbyterian church when Miss
Suseie Henkel, only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs, ID. III. Henkel was united in.
of Ellis, Rev. Cramer, pastor of the
Trinity Lutheran church, of Hays,
officiated.
The bride was charming in gown of
white taffeta silk, trimmed in chiffon
and satin ribbon. She carried a white
prayer book The groom was attired
in the conventional black. Miss Mol
lie Saum acted as maid of honor, was
attired in a cream lace over cream
satin. The groom's brother, Mr..
Charles Williams, acted as best man.
The bridal party stood under a cres-
cent of Golden Rod with the initials
HI. w. intertwined in Golden Rod,
these flowers being the chief decora-
tionS of the church and house. Mrs.
w. L. Olson, Miss Julia O'Toole, Miss
Stella Blair and Miss Carrie Mumert
sang, ssOh Promise Me- The ushers
were Mr.. Cooper, Mr.. Flint, Mr.. Blake
ley and Mr.. Clarence Henkel.
After the ceremony the guests de-
parted to the pleasant home of Mr..
and Mrs. ID. I'll. Henkel where congrat-
ulations were showered on the bride
and groom and an elegant wedding
supper was served to 150 guests.
The presents were numerous and
beautiful, the different clubs of Wa
Keeney remembered these young peo-
pie in very generous elegant man
ner.
The bride and groom left at mid
night for their home near Ellis.
Mrs. Williams was almost raised in
Wa-Keeney having come here when a
young girl She is young lady of
amiable disposition, charming, ac-
complished and of gracious manner.
In the years of her stay in Wa-Keeney
she has formed wide circle of warm
friends who will miss her from their
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-09-07
AU The Time.
George l. VerbeCk.

We are pleased to see the improve
! ment in our sidewalk. We hope the
good work will continue until all are
in good repair.
Mrs. f. M. Morgan left Wednesday
morning for Montour Falls, n. Y.
This is her first visit to her old home
in many years.
Judge Monroe and Attorney Saum
were up from Hays Wednesday even
ing and attended the Henkel- Will
Jams reception.
Theo Courtney was up from Banner
Tuesday He reports his daughter
Ida who is in Kansas City receiving
treatment for rheumatism as improv-
ing.
The reunion is only two weeks off
and everybody should lend a helping
hand to the committee and make it
an event long to be remembered by
the old vets of western Kansas
Rausch & Wilkinson, carpenters,
have card in this issue. Both are a
No. carpenters and if you need any
work in their line it will be to your
advantage to see them.
The Wa-Keeney Baptist association
meets with the First church, Septem-
Der ID. IA and Is, in this city. Minis
tiers are expected from abroad. First
session at 10 a. III. Friday. All day
services and everybody welcome at.aIl
times 1. HI. Clemens, pastor.
j. S. Sellers and family. of Smith
county, were here last week visiting
Mrs Sellers sister, Mrs. j E. Mccall.
49, Mrs. George McVey scalded her
self quite badly while putting up
some fruit last week.-Happy notes
in Graham Recorder.