Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-05
BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE.


Logan, March 4.-I.ast Friday morn
| ing the Thatcher quartet, consisting u
Prof George W. Thatcher, Il, r..
| Thatcher, A, S, Farrell and Frank
Bough, rendered some very beautiful
selections IN devotional exercises. Each
selection was so heartily applauded
that Prof. Thatcher found It necessary
to respond twice, and he no doubt had
begun 10 think he was going to be
Kept singing all day, The music was
indeed highly appreciated.
Brother Harry Wilson, stake choris.
ter Of Bannock stake, and who has
been taking special instruction under
Prof Robinson. was called to the
rostrum by President Llnford last Fri
day morning to make a few remarks
previous to his discontinuance of
school Brother Wilson resonded, and
he gave some very good advise TO the
students, and eysgc---a himself 49, T.,
| ing very highly pleased with the work
he had accomplished while at the col
| lege.
Instructor Kemp Is back to his post
| Of duty again after an absence OF
about three weeks on account Of Ill
| ness.
Prof, Hall attended the oneida coun.
| ~ teachers institute, held In Franklin
last Saturday and delivered lecture
before the teachers on Saturday even.
ing, Prof. Hall reports that himself,
Supt Daily Of oneida county, and the
teachers were very finely entertained
by the people Of Franklin,
Prof skldmore addressed the Saints
in the Fifth ward OF Logan last sun
day night,
Bishop Preston and Lyman Il, Mar
tineau, both active trustees Of the col
loge, visited the college on Monday and
addressed the students IN devotional
exercises. Bishop Preston was orig
inaly appointed one of the first trus-
tees Of the college by President Brig
ham Young, and has ever since been
trustee and warm friend OF the coli
lege--a period of tWenty.soven years.
He commended the students In their
good work as well as In their simple
amusoments, ana cautioned them
against being too excessive I'm their rn-
j0yments Brother Martincau ,aid on
~ few words and In his usual good
humol advised the boys To have cour-
age 10 say no should any questions
be put to them by the young ladies'
which might be appropriate on that
day-thc 29th Of February
Prof. Jensen addressed the Saints In
the Sixth ward last sunday nisut.
on Tuesday morning, Inc hour for de.
votional exercises was taken up I'm an
extraordinarily profitable manner
There were present Presidents VIM.
Parkinson and his two counselors, Geo.
e. Pitkin ana |, G.. ThOrcson of Hyrum
stake; Bishop ovens Of WcIlsyllp,
Bishop Bird Of McnGon Bishop Rouech
Of Millylllc ana his wife. and Bishop
Dunn Of College ward, These brethren
with Bishop oldham Of Paradise, COM
pose the Hyrum stake board OF cluca-
ton These were also present Broth
or and Sister Robinson, father ana
mother Of Prof Robinson ana other
persons Of note Prayer was offered by
Bishop owens Of Wollsyille, after tn
school had sung a hymn Brother and
Sister Robinson then sang the beautiful
nUNS N""i NV guu' UHt NY "'eS7I"bS,
ihey We're heoruly RPpi'ul'I by oIi
present. ,aInHu t'Spol'uvu 10 H2 encore
they now." They are very beautiful
singers. and we can see that # is no
wonder Prof. Robinson can sing, In.
deed, we should very much marvel If ne
coulu not II,Sl4ru, I"INlhsol' th'l
,alNeu 10 '"u SJui,niS, "nu "uSls''
lhehl NOT 20 yieIu w lne ",'ouS "l'urr-
much other good advise also. presl-
dents Pltkin and Thorcseu also gave
some very good instructions to the
Students.
,
representing All'rSon from MOT
gan county 10 'i' FI"'' IpNirl''u,' was
NlSl'oI "' Ul' 'o"'t' "' "'S'"l'
The choir took places ON the rostrum
this morning Thursday and sang am