Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-04

reflect our delight In your happiness, IN
mes OF grief and dlscouragement land
lney come to alD let Il assure YOU how
tladly we would do anything In our
power to lessen the bitterness
20 shall vein spirit--be with you
Dear friend, you have done much for
Gs IN IN past Ave years. we fear we
"uNt not always been appreciatlye.
no doubt We could often have made
our WORK lighter your heart happier.
forgive us for all that has been care
SSs, all mat has failed I'm word or i'm
ueeu' rake with you ever. here and
everywhere, our best prayers for the
heliare ana happiness Of yourself and
vi those dear TO you. We feel sure that
your present WOrk-for which Won are
30 wen itted-wlll be your Network
we nope II Will In your association
WIN many others, In all the years t.
come we ask you not 10 forget us. but TO
remember always as your affectionate
iiilehds the teachers Of the Logan pub
lie schools"
mr. Merrill responded in few we'll
CHOSEN words Of appreciation ana
thanks, assuring the teachers of his
realization Of their cordial support and
iilendshp' and Of his pleasure in this
knowledge
When The little gathering dispersed,
WIS most reluctantly and with a
most heartfelt God speed to their
mnch-loyed friend and co-laborer.
Poi I'VE years. Mr. Merrill has filled
lle ONCE OF superintendent with dig
MY ABILITY and answering honesty In
word and In deed.
Utterly Incapable of the diplomacy
when wins mere transient friends. Mr..
Merrllfs blunt frankness has secured
me enduring friendship Of those who
nave known him longest and most in
tImately.
HIS resignation has caused much
slief as Wen as surprise among stu
dents, teachers and patrons
Any field to which Mr.. Merrill may
60 Is most fortunate In securing his
services.
Mrs Laura Farrell Musser, until re-
Gently Of Manila p. l., is in Logan for
an extended visit with relatives. Her
husband, Mr. Don Musser is still in
Manila, where he Is engaged In journal.
ISM and Mrs. Musser returned TO Utah
to stay for "a time in the hope that her
health, which has not been good, might
thereby be benefited
Mr. and Mrs. William Crone Of Salt
LAKE are visiting relatives in Logan.
Mrs. Crone viii be remembered as Miss
Ethel Demeres, q former popular young
lady Of this city
Miss Edith Earl, the estlmable daugh- |
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Earl, and
Mr.. Frank Brock, AN enterprlslng |
young business man Of Logan were |
married Wednesday, and an ENJOYABLE |
reception was held at the residence of |
the brides parents. Mrs Brock Is a |
charming young lady, and both have a |
host OF friends, who unite in best wishes |
for their future happiness. The home |
was beautifully decorated for this oc- |
easlon the color scheme being particu-
larly effective Mr. VIM Wood acted as |
best man and Miss Hazel Pond as |
bridesmaid, The ceremony was per-
formed by Judge &. II. Hart, and beau
thu music, appropriate to the occasion.
was rendered by Prof. c. NJ. Harris |
and Miss Jean Harris, Mrs. Earl was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Crockett.
Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs. Pond while
Mrs Cummings directed the dining
room. An elaborate repast was served.
Many beautiful presents Were rendered
the couple,
Mr. William *. Robbins, the popular
son Of Fire Chief and Mrs. c. b. Rob
bins, and Miss Hannah ~ Smith. the
charming daughter Of Councilman and
Mrs. T. II. Smith, were married at the
residence OF the brides parents by
Bishop Anthem II. Anderson Tuesday
evening. A most enjoyable reception
Followed the ceremony, a large number
OF relatives and friends being present to
wish the happy couple Godspeed on
their welded career They begin life to-
Bether under the most favorable aus
pieces, and have the best wishes Of
vide circle Of friends.
Mr.. Grant Geddes Of Baker City, Ore.
gon, is visiting in Logan,
Miss Hattie p, Thatcher is down from
Butte for few days, visiting with rela-
ives.
sc
Genial Bid S. Young Of Salt Lake cir
'ulated In Logan this week.
Mr., and Mrs. r. p Lechtenberg are
n town from Pocatello for few days
'lsit.
sa
Moses Thatcher Jr, the enterprising
manager Of the Oneida Mercantile
lnion at Franklin, visited in Logan
Turing the week.
Mr. and Mrs. John w owen have re-
urned to Pocatello, after a pleasant
'isit In Cache co.