Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
LOGAN.
d. Y. c. TRAINING SCHOOL.
Creditable Closing Exercises Suit
For Divorce 80 Weddings.
Special Correspondence.

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Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co, May 2S.-Com-
mandant W, D, Beers Of the Agrlcul-
tural college has resigned his position
and viii shortly go TO Canada TO look
after his extensive cattle interests.
Mrs. Clara b. Peterson Of the Sixth
ward this city, has filed suit for d.
yorce from Hyrum Peterson. The cOu-
pie were married in 1883. The plaintiff
alleges intoXlcation and cruel treatment
as grounds for the divorce and asks
for the custody OF three minor chill
dren.
Fred ]. Kinley, d. ID. S., Of Santa
Rosa, and Edward Il. Dunbar. d. d. s.,
OF San Francisco, recent graduates Of
the dental department Of the Univer-
sity Of California, have come to Logan
to reside and win open dental parlors
In the Gesse block.
DR.. f. NJ Ackley has purchased the
Nesson residence on South Main street
and will permanently locate in Logan.
Dr. Ackley Is originally from Penn
syNania whore he practiCed extern
sively and later lived for time IN
Kansas.
OLD FOLKS OF BENSON.
The old folks committees Of the Ben
son Stake are preparing to give the
aged Of their stake a most enjoyable
day at Lewiston next Monday The
good old souls win be Toasted and en-
tertained to their hearts content.
Prof. Alex Lewis, leader Of the Lo-
gan choir has been confined to his
room for some time past by a spralned
ankle, which has caused him serious
annoyance, but he Is improving and
expects to be out soon.
WEDDING PERMITS,
The following marriage licenses were
issued in Logan this week
Joseph W Stagg. Richmond .,u..,..23
stella Andrus, Richmond. E. u,S
John A. White, PicabO, Ida.,....n..29
Flora Lloyd, Picabo, Ida,..,,...l9
Hyrum r. Christensen, Goshen..,",2 5
Amanda f. Peterson, Goshen...,.G
Soren p. Sorenson, Montpelier, Ida, r5l
Harriet Sandberg, Montpelier, Ida, A
BY c. TRAINING SCHOOL.
Logan, May 29.-The closing exercises
.of the h. Y, college training school
We're held in the college auditorium be-
fore vast audience Thursday even
ing
The exercises We're highly creditable,
and the work Of Prot Andrew Jensen,
who has charge Of the school, and his
assistant Miss Title Peterson, was
highly commended
The exercises began with music by
the college orchestra, and prayer by
w. H. Stewart, followed by song by
the class OF 1903, most pleasing reci-
tation by Miss Lillian Han, a credit
able piano solo by Mss Harriet Mont
rose. and a spectacular tennis drill b.
the seventh grade Miss Ivy Farr
sang solo very sweetly, Miss Nerna
Bishop recited a creditable class poem,
Miss Winnifred Morrell played a beau
tiful piano selection, and David *.
Mofatt rendered the yaledictory adj
dress, which was a most eloquent Ell
fort, and highly Creditable TO the little
gentleman. The graduating class then
sang a selection, and pleasing cam
tata closed the exercises, The Leading
characters. Hattie Lawson, Della Nor
rell Edwin Smith, Frank Baugh, Jr,
and Wesley Anderson. all did remark
ably we'll
The gnomes and elves also did re-
markedly we'll
DEATH OF A CHILD.
The little girl Of Mr. and Mrs Frank
Rough died Wednesday evening Of
most uncommon aiment She was
struck on the arm by baseball some
weeks ago. The limb swelled up ana
blood poisoning ensued, resulting IN
death. The parents have the sympathy
of many friends,