The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-10


poets to return to her work this
morning. The friends she has made
since coming to the city will be glad to
learn that she is SO far restored to
health.
The sixth A of the Washington is
enjoying series of lessons in wand
er This room has a perfect record for
punctuality for the past month.
The two basket ball teams of the Ere
mont school have the new apparatus in
place in the yard. and are boasting of
the finest equipment in the city. They
are making remarkable progress under
the leadership of Miss Agnes Evans.
Among the visitors seen at the sum-
ner school during the past week were:
Mrs. Todd. Mrs. Botberg, Mr.. Webster,
Mr.. F. c. Emery, Miss Pollock, Mrs.
Massey, DR.. Whitney and Mrs. Ziegler
Miss Wheeler and Miss Schonberg of
the Union school each enjoyed visiting
days during the past week. Miss
Wheeler spent a day at the Franklin
and Miss Schonberg visited the Jack
son.
Visitors at Longfellow school during
this week were Miss Morrison and Miss
Shepered.
The girls in room 1s at the Union
school have finished some fine sewing,
which has been taken to the other
schools for exhibition.
Principal Bradford of the Jackson
school was a visitor at the Fremont
school during the past week.
Miss Chamberlain visited the Long
fellow teachers Tuesday last.
The following pupils of the Franklin
school received special promotion from
the seventh A grade to eighth b: Nora
Wanless, Pearl SmithS Alva Baer and
Edward Gum.
The following were visitors at the
Jackson during the week: Miss
Bureh, Miss Anderson. Miss Spencer,
Mrs Parry and Mrs. Chatterton.
Miss Wheeler of the Union visited
Miss Godbe on Monday.
There will be a parents meeting held
at the Longfellow school next Friday
at 8 o'clock. All patrons of the school
are invited to be present.
The flowers which the children at the
Sumner school brought during the past
week have made their way through
the efforts of the teachers to the hos
pitaf to cheer little Ernest AIsip, a pu-
pill of the school who lies i'll there.
Miss Pollock was inspecting some of
the work at the Sumner Wednesday.
On Friday a basket of flowers was
sent St. Marks hospital by the Long
fellow children.
Mrs. Gum visited the Franklin school
on Wednesday.
Supervisor Pollock visited the jack
son on Friday.
Teachers of the Franklin are glad
to hear Mrs. Thompson is recovering
from her illness.
Mr.. Webster was a visitor at the
Jackson on Tuesday
Six of the students of the Salt Lake
Business college visited Miss Smithen
on Monday at the Franklin.
Visitors of the Whittier during the
week were Mrs Truth. Mrs. Harring-
ton, Mrs. Barnes. Mrs. Woodruff, Mr..
Homer and Mr.. Reilly.
Miss Pollock looked in at the Whit
tier teachers for q few minutes Thurs
day.
Mr.. wetzel was in some of the rooms
at the Whittier O. Thursday.
Miss Jennie Simons was welcomed
back to her room after her weeks alb
sence.
Visitors at the Hamilton this week
were Mrs. Saderup, Mrs. Mcdonald,
Mrs. Vowles, Mrs. Hammond, Mrs.
and Mrs. Brady.
The students of Miss Nowen's room
gave a delightful party Friday after
school. nice lunch was enjoyed.
Miss Lula Rudy visited first grade
work in the Webster Wednesday morn
ing.
Miss Ethel Lane was at home on
Wednesday and Thursday on account
of sickness. Mrs. =. H. Dorimen sub
stituted Wednesday. Mrs. Wilson sub
stituted Thursday.
The students of room nine are pre-
ReAA ms q NbAANNSN III lOllNlIdl SGOSEdDUY
of the United States. The seventh b
will oppose seventh A class.
The students of Miss Mays room en-
tertained parents and teachers on Fri
day afternoon.
University Notes.
DR. James E. Talmage spent Satur-
day at Stateline.
President ]. T. Kingsbury on Wednes-
day last addressed the Parents club OF
the Brigham Young academy at Provo
upon the subject, Our Boys"
Instructors Beckstrand and Arnold
visited the Highland Boy smelter Sat
urday.
In addition to his regular instruction.
Professor AGREE continues to prosecute
his original research work in chemistry.
he has recently made a number of
new substances called thiOurazoles.
which he IS now studying preparatory
to his writing a paper on them
Last Friday night Professor Stewart
addressed the patrons of the district