Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-05

VS. !. G. Darlington, embezzlement
Thursday, Sept. T.-State OF Utah
VS. Sarah Hobbs. housebreaking. State
of Utah VS. M. DAILY, aiding unlawful
entering OF railroad car and riding
therein. (Appeal); State Of Utah VS.
George Leroy; grand larceny.
Sheriff Joseph Bailey went TO Salt
Lake this morning with George Doug
las, who was sentenced by Judge Ro-
lapp TO three years In the state prison
on the charge of attempted rape.
Today was law and motion day In the
district court.
TEACHERS GIVEN CERTIFICATES
At last nights session Of the board
OF education the city board OF exam
iners submitted report on the exam
nation Of teachers held Aug. 81, 2S and
~, 1903, and recommended that the fol-
lowing named applicants be granted
certificates.
Grammar Grade Certificates ayne
McDermott, Molle Paxton, Marion
Reid, Ethel Harcombe, Maud Nalsbltt,
Mrs. Carrie Rapp, Lucille Stanley, @.
w. Dale, Lottie Stone, Amelia Mole,
Elizabeth Lynch Sarah l.. Gibson Gre.
newable). John Wheeler Tenewable).
Primary Grade Certificates--Ve rna
Bowman, Mrs. Kate Van Dyke, Myrtle
Blackwood, Josie II. Clare Clara War
ner, Alya CART, May Duffy, Edna Ha-
mill renewable)
The examiners were supt william
Allison, ID. II. Adams and Clarence n.
Crandall.
The report was adopted and certif-
icetes will issue.
The board also appointed the fol-
lowing new teachers; Hugh McLain
Anna Moran, Nellie Mcguire, Ethel
Harcombe, Mrs Carrie Rapp. Louise
EDDY, Eva Busch and Myrtle Black
wood.
The board authorized contract TO
rent typewriters for the use OF the
commercial class of the High school
circular letter was adopted TO he
sent out to all parents Of school pupils
asking them to buy text books. offer
ing them at the wholesale prices paid
by the board itself The letter sets
forth that while the board Is compelled
10 furnish free text books. ownership
OF q book will give some advantages
20 the pupil
COUNTY SCHOOL CERTIFICATES
The following list Of teachers who sue.
cessiuHy passed the recent examlna-
uon' and who VIII receive certificates
ana renewals, has been prepared by
county superintendent w. b. Wilson:
frlmary-Mary l.. Bihler, samuel Bid
uulph, Mary Il, Lee, Laura Wood EN-
ma anderson, Louie Parker, S, Vermel,
Maycock, Mabel Knauss, Pearl Terry'
Pearl Goodale, Lizzie Thomus.
Grammar-Vera smith. Joseph Folk
man, Matte Gibson, Wealthy Lake, Et-
Ia Halverson, Mary O. n. Webb III. &.
Saunders, Anna NJ. Bihler, Iva Thomas.
X. n, Williams, l.. IL. Peterson, Ernest
Nj. w. Jones, Gabrielle Noel.
The Following are renewals:
Primary-Amy Rhees, Pearl Jones,
Eta Brown. Florence Turner. MagCie
Chambers, Maggie jenkins, Julia
Hawkes..
Grammar-Ammon Green, Jr., w. III.
Walton, John Wheeler X II. Harriss.
A. c. Patterson, j. c. Neal Kate Mont
gomery, Joseph Bldwell. j, Q. Blaylock,
Geo. w. Dale ID. II. Fowler.
TO LONDON FOR BRIDE.
David Penman, second assistant SUI
perintendent OF sunday school at West
Weber, came To Ogden last Sunday Ia
attend Sunday school union meeting,
riding his bicycle to the city, but when
His relatives became anxious as to his
Whereabouts and came to Ogden to find
him, but were unsuccessful, findlng only
his wheel. Their anxiety then in
creased as they feared something SER
ious had happened to him. Several days
rolled on, without any trace OF Penman,
Dut couple OF days ago they received
short letter from him, written while
on board an east bound train, stating
that when they received the letter he
would be on board steamer EN- route To
London, About Ave years ago, Mr.. Pen
man returned home from England where
he filled q mission, sin ce then, II is
stated, he has been corresponding with
a young lady, but has never given his
relatives to believe he thought anything
more OF her than friend, but they are
inclined to believe now that he has gone
back to London to marry. Why he
should have left so suddenly without in
timating anything to his folks is a mys-
terry.
BOOMEN- HoLMGREN NuPTIALs.
a marriage license was granted Ia
Frank ID. Holmgren, Z. of Ogden city
and Miss Nellie u. Boomer. "a, of Idaho
Falle, Idaho.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mrs Il. T. Hulalnsk has returned
from pleasant visit with her daughter
Mrs. Woods, at Spencer, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas have re-
turned home from the coast where they
spent a couple Of weeks very enjoyably
superintendent briggs of the state
school for the deaf and blind states that
the attendance at the school will be
greatly increased this year.
Y. s. Marshal Ben X. Haywood was
In Ogden on business yesterday
Mrs Mary =. Ballantyne left yester-
day for Menan, Idaho. TO visit for few
weeks with her son zacharlah Ballan-
tyne.
William Gibson, has resigned his posi-
tion with the Boyle Furniture company
and has accepted one with the Southern
Pacific at Carlin, Nevada.
The Second ward viii have an excur.
sion up ogden canyon Labor day.
Mrs. j. b, McCrackin and sister, have
gone east to Chicago and Buffalo TO visit
for few weeks with relatives
one Of the most enjoyable events OF
the week was the surprise party ten
dered Miss Eva ", Brown on her birth
dav Thursday evening Sept. g. The