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The Peace OF sleep.

FROM ~ BDgoT Trar'cTrt
Rsfre,hed snd VIGOROUS may awake.
To heN the burdens ~ another day
And wiset paths IN Thy great vineyard make.
That follow thrst more closely all tho uay
q NAV the rcAce ths, ~ pervAdes sleeps sphere
Hush storm OF sinfc. Spothc Sorruv's plainuv,
wall.
Heal wounded t..r- aud dy ,hc novins tear.
W Love Lsd Mercy with good cuer- prevail
I thanh ~. Love that rules this border land.
Nhtrr blss>rd usels salt 10 srrNe. and stay
To lead " gently IN. with helpful hand.
Oct nics uneven. dafk aud toilsoiue way
n~nencent and sAnAiop land.
Nhrfv hsAiing power thcsr machines rrgslf.
Machine, ~ long w u~e. comples and grand,
Yet ~ abused, ~om out. and wanting car
The lnvv lNNtne that hrspds o'et mystt~ Sl~~p.
Which Swvrtly typinsS our mai rest,
Shin~s through the peAriy gAtss, that open Keep.
Near Slsrp'Nklnd vestibule 10 mansions tlest,
N, tranquil nav lay me down 10 sleep.
And sink away from sslf. INTO Thy I'LL.
rl morning dawn. no more Ia watch or weep
Pot one u so'tly breathing -p,Arsl be sun
NHAtFuEr, y & Mr. " { M.rhHa-
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FrO- ~ WcsrirrsT Carrie.
Pe~de his horsr and heAvy load
Win clouded brow The carter strodo
HIS thou hts all gray and out OF tune.
Upon q brilliant day In June.
And - he -vuns along IN rain.
There came toward hip down th~ lane
a lady, who. with kindly grace.
NODDED and smiled into his face.
lie did nos even turn 20 see
What shsde those friendly eyes might be.
He merely felt thss 90 hts way
something had b~autined the dAy;
Ina, there We one who seemed TO care
Made life morn Possible 20 bar
Ne cracked hts vhip and ummed n tuna.
me echo VI that brilliant June.
ELnANon YsHHA
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ROW no boston T'1-,rrrf
won N. hear ~ Mar Anne-
IL hAup~net IN III, way
itoftsn wsicl~ I'd the girl IA church.
And thought I IKE " 30
picking hrrrics IN the mcados
On Slum,r' day
We o~en when the preacher ros,
And shut his evest 10 pray.
II rr Mar Anne sh~i peep as ns
IN Nas IN gsp-
w1- NJ hear ~ Mary Anne
II happened in ttis way
Ip1n : unnyA afternoon.
VAtu ~ MAJ wpvr 'Nr nay.
NAry would y not be nice.
whispered sou ~ low
-pr,Ens h-rr~ IN the meadow
ga q sguu"t dANf
rn-n Nsry Anne. she took her pail
And came Vlt.nu' delay,
irathcr k'r 80 'hins 40 suessed-
I1f gins Do guess but. Oh
NON tho ta4r . Man Anne
IL happened 10 ms n
don't carr much cor h~r-eS,
Iy, I'd snr1s'N % sweet o. sAy
q Hrulork. tnV 'f~nh."t
Vorid shs answer -Y-s ~ 80
Picking h-rTrs N The meadow
90 a summers day
% Nav Anne -smmered.
So dropped her Eyes ~ grAN
lumt .oon SAw = diwpie nAsh-
Kissed n ~Quirk-Nri lo,
run The heart - Nav Ann~'
l. happened IN ttis way
IYrkinr herr'~s " 'he meadow
90 = summers day
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waru,,h weather In ,Iasla.


Frum fAs san FrIn1-~o 'hrontols.
SFs11iE. June - \ sI-''in from SttkA,
Al4-k q. dated Jun" -. cay uu" hundred
and nineteen g. l Ir'''N good fgute Tot ~"
iu.ryIry to register ~ any COUNTRY. hut when
u rru,t.-- that t.Iut b. AlF-kt ~" inundated
can wonder what kind - BE- country T. located
up here Tic W',tHDt Tor a." iu-t w-Hh
has hs-u unusually NafN, but yr-trrtHF
the lot streak is'Hfn" INTENSE and ihs th'fr
mou.tsr registered lla shortly after noon
Tits -umwef h~ ls-u unusually warm. hut
YESTERDAY . heat 'UNI-.s anything that tho
Vld-rt Russian resident ,uu rrmsmSsr.
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.r.. rrorror ~ rur Womb

ruy t,rrH.r Az ~ Trans N''StN
n. U4.,.tir q 'Nr is'r"nuri'al Society
I,,r,. CONTAINS . detailed a'couri u ~"
.-,,,t.rs,. a. chen akhs ~ I"b O.: ls-t
,,.,I,.-Iv r.t.l tu fhi- column ~" ,I',
-. ,.,aIIy r.irrl. ~ veil a. - village.
-. t..rhbuiuuud Nu, thuu-ati hu4s.-.
..i.,., thur, be-. fur'N-tNu uu- Ju.- and -
v,rr ir-'ruV,d iu ~. village H.
,lr,wr and wur" ihEr 1l'' person p%"ri-a"d
IL srrst vUsIuv. WlIDh had endured Tor
,u,l1,. centuries. ua~ demolished IN"
.-rouuts ~ Tho catastrophe ar" AIIalils
and he iu-T',ttN" .Iuihy - 90" .4tNt'nf-
~, hscn tn ,su-" " much af'"f -i',flus
~, ~.Y~'h.uakY I- III" wl-' severe that has
.,,r ,f-I'.i his region. shl'h l~ noted TT
d,-tru.fiyr shr.t-. and " wa- trlt tur Nuni
,,d. ~ miles fr4u. thr sutp"utry Nuui'str-
N.r. lifted up and from huge f--urr- Torrents
- my, raiN'ha poured 'nr'h To rt". -
were Registered ON the tssttuu"ut- = 30"
ohs.rNaiory ~ Moscow and iu four minute
,h.r. ere nearly lu shocks lWfiUg these
four minutes the city was destroyed
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olp posrxhocra ssrAnS. sAS vAAsCtsno.
Fro- ts Rsb-e.
P-rp,ps 'rup on, the thousand, passing By
The city's hopeless lo,oe eaters these,
Rlo~n from the four winds of the seven seas
for common vani TO common company
Perhaps some one may M 4 heavy eye
And smile With fr-~hrning memories when he see>
Those golden penhonS belying IN the breete
And spr~ad for ports wherv fair adventures I've.
And oh. that such = one might stay = space
And taste 81 sympathy III TO his ears
Misht come q tale OF HIN who knew the grace
To ssHer sweeuy through The bitter YEAR,,
To catch the smiles concealed In Fortunes fare
And draw contentment from q cup az tearsi
WAlACu iHwIH.
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'"-'.' 20,
W va -
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p'N" ""'" W '' w Wv '"s"A"'
fr'uH'e" NOM Virginia WV i'D'"'aN
nv "'N' ~"
even m"t' >'r"hs| "'puu"'"n 'uNh ~ "neh
,l'',,', .,u 49,, :. ~ -. 49,"
Wicket th"lf n"inlne" Tor Governor ia the isS
Legislature ih"f" VEN ''rnil >ralsht hcplhncsn
mrmberS ~ III" Nrnai" and 'hlfl N' OF 'he honsr'
In N" n"u legislature 'hrrr VII h~ twenty Tour
IN "" senate" and forty eight IN ~" hop>e' q gain
"' ~" ""''"' "' '" "
Thrrr srr now nf,e~n Republican representative
frptn states usually Included IN the south. some
~ ,hcsr states havr made changes In their voting
laws since the general -irrtlon % ion. hut the 81.
p-r,H,ion among the member, NJ the Republican
Congressional Committee i that white the Repub.
licsn r,prr --ntation 'rnn Maryland, now Sin 10
>nii delegs'ioni will be reduced 10 thr-c, and pr
hans one district will D." lost In Kentucky, these
losses will h. made M by Republican gains In
Missouri. F,cD one Of tho twelve districts out
side Of 81 LnuiS i represented by a Democrat.
Ior,, a, ~. las, general election Va, q, follows:
Democratic. ?lacn Republican. ,s1en These
-. n p~puhiicnuS are practically unrprrsen,ed
IN either house at Washington.
Arkansas. with NJ diN'rNnchi'ing provision ofaw
aeA'hN' Us Nrse n's" p'pIH''".
we .Nn'etHs ''suH'" -.
s''l', uu' ~" I" - ,r.....-, 4.
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A. PnAhhoA"'h' ut ''Nns !" ~"
thrre "nn's trNi'h"r IN w "'"' ""'"r"'
Connecticut elects a Goyc-nor This year IN.
present. Republican Goy'r u"r. Mclean. announces
das-e " New London and l'onAh Y warner "f
Salisbury arr cAhnlaA'TSf"t'n "'4u"''""'""s
"" -
IN. orncr Of Secretary o. the Governor ~ New
y,-. was established IN Is2s DoV. CIey.lAni's
pryste SECRETARY. I'Aui'l : iar0ut. - nov Vice.
r1a sli,nt ~ IN Northern racHr IlAilwAy. Gov.
r1nurr. s-crrur. cot wlrram,. i one ~ tho
o~-rt, ~ ,tr rt-nElfn Rapid transit company.
'''' Nor''h ~'"t'r.- ~
'h" '' '"' N"' 80. -.
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Commissioner - street Improvements IN 'he An
ncNrd Ih'i'ri N Ma lN' '"" '" wv" Nv"
ons'S .n "T7'' >H' -
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10 the serum 81 human blood - rr~,tr','.
w" ia't"f N"i"'N'' " lF''lI'''" t'' h'
hkDod amt No other % "NpvI'Inu ur u ale
of certain -t.,,.. ~ lt,. IL y4f..t'
action on other b'oo.i a.rrn H. tb. Sam.
"a, antt--.fum- ,.t t, Dr.. u.s f.r a.. n.o..l
OF hor,.- rts. dog. Nr Nrt,aI h,s
lately puhL .I..t itr f.-uI'. ~ t.N .,u.rt.
,n,ufs ,i a.. .,rt A.. fr..l ,rt, h,',l,r
srrum on fnrt,..IX .t., MON. of a.. h.onl
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lie. ant'.S"" mn -. rrIunJ, =,
Nth ~, blr,.I II a., ~ r,.tt,.i no.. ut h.
not To b. ii.tiurul ,h'l from thp' obtained
.s,ioyt,, ...if n.,V,,, ,Ir -, -,nuu.
OF lrImaI, W pr,.tlit,t" O., given Win the
'hI t.'',,ttuh .,',' roy n'' ,,t,,, nm
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r,ttle ,nI sheen "H., a., ,, a.. flood
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OF u"N, ~" 'W' 10y ,''''' ~ 81
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III. conlu-ion would a, trst ,pI.ar to be
ma, 'hs ias hh- aOui,t.- NM ~ nr,
lie rnn,insnn ~ .'nuId D.. iran. Lut
rather thai be-ide IT, specific anti-serum
there H. sen.rll'"d ant serum, t'e nnu-
me minalian Every 'sp-oid vigorous sge-
tin' Ah'l-Nrturh WI ~ no. N',p 80, ION
- $500 ''''.a ,.uI.
mus ih'' s'h nNr lt,tl NOV ~, Liz
.n N'th,n W. NNil' ~ l.SN Wy hai,.
49," III y,y,s "A
49, -seIn'. Hl"It
rslcfion WIZ hoh-iuhint nlhi hlooh
~ ~ In, n"tnn'',, w -, usnwnI-
VT i.hNiinui' lh W.. - ,ct., and
VII Nu'i'll h"~ Ni"NN 'LH '''.-''l'h w -
an'i-p-'t'c' ~'thNnr 'I NOR % ,,",0Dh 80
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49, -, -, ,rt,si on
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from hri- W NN'ul ~ ."tu'. y" ,.
"ss SERUM Y t'N '-l-'lAHN pn.' ,,,
., w. ess OF I"s ~ hn' N''N t,N ~" ,r,
l'o"d. NV ~" t''- o. w. n.v's. =, ',,
tlr> ana 'to'"l''e, 'l9 'Ib-u'h,p ~.
cor INFINITE 81 the fN.orv 81 kinshp h"-
tween bird and tsuilc~' II" outi-alls s'nt
-'rlm has hr'r 'ri,si o0 - -I-'-I"'lI "' ,,%,ii
IT, tnt," lobster cram ind also on So
snsr'm.us reacts only WIN ne blood Of
and crabs and tot ~ nll Nth W" hlo.l
OF homogeneous An,,-Ii"s ~.r,,n In~nnoJ
"T'h if"t nl0"u wv NJ W
Of non hatrachian- lh' t~'Af,' -
f"n'ly o. hugh nIorfaho" ana pf"itI''S
fruitful IN results
v,, rct.,Is ,Sp rDRprs.tIs
u..,ua,J - r,b,,,,,, I'niy.r.
'H''h ~" ""' ca.
"'S'', -" ,, a,,, c,.,,rl,. ~
st-'tsI Hpplicati"ns H." vhoi" sdlr'-- ts-
RET T't ,Sc!e Z in I~.1's i"' T ! Pca = rsrssrspn, On .
- IL 49,
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IN. .r,r, ais, TIA s-srhci Poplar Nun

yrpts ~. =. PLAY H.uf uts'r.
IL. Rev / u EI.". Is-t"r 90 ~" Meth"-
dis, church. ,rrai"i sui'- a -''u-stion 10y sp-
I...rtu. ,r hi- I.,i' clad 90 a r"si-ftttng
shirt NA,-t several w'ul-rr- 20 NJ" ron
.r.g.'luu w'r" at'ir'd % ~" tupgl'r gar
u.n,. witch IA, spp,r"n'ly 'ur." 10 stay.
The cav and f"-tiy" ~hirt vast II
ludof-'4l m Poplar bu0
Tloy wear " iu 80" W'-r'tu' houss.
NuN. i-rt thaf "fHpgh'
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y - no, Tor this mskeshift, thir sham
this - ORDINATE education, that the batthn
las hsvn fought for the last half CENTURY
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A friend a>ssr,, that the late Col Robert q
insrr>ol was the Republican candidate Tor Gov~r
nor ~ Illinois some time dpr'ns the late en- ~ early
~ and a. defeated NJ thr polls b. his Demprtatic
opponent MAINTAIN that Sol lugrrNnil failed
% receive the lie yublican nomination at tho time
On account Of his asnostlc views Am l trhi'
B Mo-
The biographies do ~, sho~ that Col luecr>on
Wa ever candidate tor the nomination - Governor
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QUESTIONS Avn ANsw rms

VIII vuu Kindly msn'ian hroks riving bret nar
fssiyss - ths rns~t tmfnfftri hsfurrhi ~1Hn'sr COO
me- tel sth ne ns,fnts - ntrfest aInuff Hs Huisnn'
I stsh 10 aulk aVrf thsss bnuks hsfnfr wakfng the
TIM snd also saut ~ use a guui q ldr h1uk trrf
sari uYauc can give me a hst ~ ftid tIttorr Al
nsvsls Sbirh. frur thew plo's ani dee riptiuns.
misht lsad siditionAl inist-., IA The ~suss "a The
Hud~bn. shouid 10 very siad "a have thls Ne
htstruh
S,1ddards -Hud>on Rvef- u me standard guide
boos % the nVrf. ~ thinh IAiskerN Juutsd
states has . uior- concise desr Fpuun. however
~ 10 novels Coopcrs spy. Honsward inund
and IIoms A. Pound. : me % sbich dssrrtrs the
tnp up the river The Gr-a, Van Hrpss Property 20
their must hs other, though ~ dn not snow 81
any ~, can any reader help U.s.
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Tho n'..' union 4 m" arts has allied
,lo stag. 20 ~" d~r"s-m1king hns!ns.,-
r." CONNECTION l~' V-'s'1 The two has uft"n
I,-n obvious lu' " was newer b"fpr" ~
ualrahlr a. 10 90" two case that ar" now
attracting alteration No -onu"r j. h mad"
known tnst Mr. Inh-.r' Osborn. who has
established a prosperous dr"~s making
busirc~- h"r'. j. 80 hN,nm" the man
asrr . a'h,,,,rr than the cattle brings
the lows from Pans thai Elsi" dc Wolfe
ha- h'Sum" the part owner II a Paris dr'-e-
making shop ami viii continue 10 have
an a"tiNr shar" In IT, control, although
shr may happen To- D." IN his country IN
lie cuur-r 4 her professional duties, II
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SIr,' \ lsCam" Known NAV Nlns FIWarH
VII ha~ l-.u 90 the hatI' % taking a pint
,f ,namiagur a. breakfast -prn" 81 VA"
,,,ur.rr wells - New Work city haN" tri'si
II. too Binrr thai. 'hupgh, many 81 thee
v,,rg men wrr. a~o,'I-tnned 'o sip a punt
o., .at'.ru. AZ hr-akfa.' They considered
tlnr , mild HAIR Champaign" i mon"
ui "A - ur-"hair
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ganiZatiOn On Monday morning few
moments were given 10 cheers and High
school wells I'm celebration OF the track
team victory over Ogden. This team
has now finished its work for the year
The baseball game between the seniors
and juniors did not materiahze, as the
seniors withdrew
Lieutenant Webb left on Tuesday for
San Francisco. and viii sail for Manila
on June rs. lie is to take a position in
the commissary department under Major
Grant Of the Utah volunteers.
Both the seniors and juniors have been
hard at work for the past weeks on their
class day exercises, which promise TO De
Of great interest The junior class day
viii be Tuesday evening, June 10, and the
senior Wednesday evening, June IT. IN
the Salt Lake theatre.
The Red and Black viii be out the last
of .his week.
A large number Of the High school
students enjoyed the dance given at SAT-
air Tuesday evening.
Several Of the alumni visited the High
school during the week. Among the num-
Der were Foster Curtis Jessie horne
/ Nellie Myer and Edgar Rogers. all OF the
class of 1901 Walter Evans and Arthur
SNYDER of the same class have recently
returned from their years work at STAN
ford. Other visitors were. Evalne
Thomas 'g9; Clarence Holman. 'g8; ROllin
Dole. %. and VIII McCrea. 49,
Effie Rogers Of the midyear class LETT
on Thursday for her home In NernaL
VIII Bateman Of the junior class has
been forced TO withdraw from school OF
account of illness.
Several of the junior boys have already
/ secured positions for the summer Paul
4 Belcher left Saturday evening for Nor
gan county. Utah, where he is 10 join a
surveying party. Harold HeffrOn viii
! leave on Monday with a surveying party
which viii spend a few weeks working
near the city John Jensen began work
on Friday az Saltair.
Some Of the High school teachers have
( received Invitations from DIT Alillspaugh
10 attend the WinOna state normal COM
mencement.
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DR. W. y. Parkinson, jr.. arrived in
Logan Wednesday. and will spend his
vacation here with his parents. He Is
taking q course in medicine at the Chi
cago College of Physicians and Surgeons.
C. w. Medley Of Baker City. ore. Wis
tied his family in this city this week.
President William Bulge of the Bear
Lake stake. spent couple Of days Of this
week IN Logan as the guest Of his son,
Dr. d, c. Bulge.
George Pugsley of Salt Lake was in
Logan yesterday
Mrs. p. z. Keller returned from a pleas
ant am stay with friends in Brigham on
o .
Moses Thatcher of Salt Lake spent the
greater part of the week with relatives
. o {
Bishop Daniel Lloyd OF Center Ida,
IS visiting with his brothers and sisters in
B; r. Roudy of st. Paul was in Logan
Zeph Thomas and family left here
Thursday for Scofield, where they spent
g 8 o
Miss celia Pace of Sacramento, Cal,
sister Of Catcher Pace of the Logan team,
VIII spend the summer i'm Logan. She
will reach here today.
g . .
+. s. Fernstr0m of Salt Lake was greet
ing old time friends in this city on Mon
day.
Joseph Pond of Lewiston was in the city
on Monday.
Hyrum Wetherston and Miss Ella Wat
son, both of Plain City have taken up
their permanent abode here
J. p. O'Nei1l of Ogden was in town a
couple of days this week.
John Martin Of Amy. Wyo., returned
week. with his son, who is attending col
lege here.
I. \. Smith, principal of the New Jersey
academy. and his family. left here for
Santa Barbara, Cal. on Monday. where
the summer vacation viii be spent.
]. A. Hendrickson. wife and daughter.
left here today for California, where they
Will spend the entire summer.
Willard Hansen left for Denver on to-
days train to participate in the hundred
thousand" convention Of New York Life
insurance agents.
a large number of local people went to
Salt Lake on Thursday to be in attend
ance at the Y. L. and Y. NJ. NJ. l. 4
conference
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friends at dinner at her home Thursday
evening in honor Of Misses Wooley and
Lowery. Besides the guests of honor
there were present Misses Pearl and
Eva Lambert, Messrs. Bismarck Sny-
der OF salt Lake and Alex Coalbath.
- r. Guthrie, principal of the High
school, left Thursday on an extended
visit in Missouri.
Mrs. W. G. Lamb, who has been visit
ing IN salt Lake. returned Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Goodrich lsft Friday for
her home In Norborne, Mo.
@ g. &
J. f: kescel was visitor to Salt
Lake this week.
9 O 9
Mrs. w. G. Wallace returned to Park
yesterday after a pleasant visit in Salt
Lake.
q . Q
Miss Jennie Snyder of Salt Lake IS
visiting Mrs. Nellie Theriot OF this
place.
Mrs. a. r. Weeter entertains several
friends at Brighton Saturday evening
with dance and on Sunday a dinner
VIII be given to the guests by Mrs.
Weeter.
Miss +. X. Watson left for Salt Lake
Friday to spend the summer.
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EUREKA.

Mrs. F. E. Higson is in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Ray Ashworth is visiting in Boun-
. . o
DE-. W. 4. Wade made a business trip
B. Christensen went 10 Mt. Pleasant
Saturday TO assist in initiatOry work in
the Masonic lodge
J. W. Paxman was over Sunday from
/ Nephi. looking after affairs at the =. 3.
store. Of which he is the managing di-
rector
John AIcChrystaL who has been in Cali
fornia for ten days, is expected home
Sunday evening.
Father Morrissey of Salt Lake was in
Eureka during the week.
. % -
Miss Helen Shepherd is visiting I'm Salt
Lake while en- route to her home in Sc
dalia, No.
Mrs George. Hansen is visiting relatives
in the Capital City.
Harry Morse was in American Fork
I Tuesday.
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Airs. Fred schmidt spent the week in
the capital.
Miss Gouriey, one Of the teachers in the
public school. returned 10 her home in
I Ogden Tuesday.
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County Treasurer N. d. Bowen was
over today from Nephi-
Walter Thompson was in Salt Lake
Monday and Tuesday
James Baird has gone to Ely. New. 70
I accept "a position. Mrs. Baird and child
viii remain in Eureka for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Robertson spent the
week in Salt Lake.
Miss Jane Bowen has gone to Spanish
/ Fork for the summer.
ID. d. Hanks left Monday morning for a
months visit az his, former home in Yer
mont.
Mrs. jane. prisoon and Mrs. Pat Don
nelly spent the week IN the Capital City.
4. James McAuley and George Matthews
are in Alta
Mrs wade Mosby has returned to her
/ home iu Salt Lake.
Claude Wheeler and Lear Ritter were
2 out from salt Lake during the week. So
journins at Silver City
Frank Mediation was in Payson sun
day
! James Crooks was I'm American Fork
the first Of the week week
Mrs. r. C. Rabbit went to salt Lake
saturday mornins.
Mrs. John swisher, who was the guest
Of Mrs. Grant swisher has returned to
Monroe Paxman is up from Provo "a
/ accept a position in mercantile estab-
Z lishment here.
Mrs. Anderson. them other OF F.
/ II. Holzheimer. returned TO her home I'm
panied by Master Frank Holzheimer. who
win spend the summer there.
Z Dr. Dryborough. who has been an in
mate OF salt lake hospital lor two
Eureka
/ Leon Amer is in Reno. New. for a visit
With relatives.
u. B. Parks is visiting in the Capital
City.
George II. HAYS spent the week in salt
Lake on mining business.
sIrs. Edward Pike entertained informal.
Is Monday evening-
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! Harry Evans and +. W. Penfold. SAL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01


There is on exhibition at the training
school some of the work done by the
pupils of Miss H. +. Barnes OF the
kaysville schools. Miss Barnes pupils
Of the second. third and fourth grades
have done splendid work in manual
training, drawing, language and do
nestle science. The exhibition shows
what can be done along these lines in
the country schools.
Manager Richards received word
from the athletic team of the Univer-
sity of Idaho on Tuesday that they
would be pleased to bring eight of their
men down to Salt Lake for a contest
with the university. but inasmuch as
the school year here is now ended, he
was unable to arrange for the meet
The last dancing lesson Of the fac
ulty class was given at Christensen s
last night. To is reported that a num-
Der Of the professors have made rapid
progress in the art but that others
had 10 -cram" for the test last even
Ing.
The new shot and hammer got for
! the field events a few weeks ago has
been stolen, and Manager Richards de-
clares his intention to find and punish
the culprit.
Inc new feature OF the coming cons
mencement week is the senior hop.
Christensen's orchestra viii furnish the
music, refreshments viii be served, and
the dancing viii continue until an ear
/ ly hour
Those who viii take part in the col
lege class day exercises are President
Elias Hanson, Historian J. D. Spiers
Poet Edna Corey, Orator Jay Groo
| PrOgnosticator J. +. Mcdonald and
Naledictorian W. W. Ray.
AT faculty meeting yesterday morn
ing Professors Cummings, Merrill and
Allen were appointed as the programme
committee for next year, and Professor
Cummings was made a member Of the
| university athletic council