Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-28

has been placed on firm footing. The
outlook for an exceptionally successful,
seasons work Is very good. Those who
subscribed are as follows: Ritter Bros,
Drug company. sl0 Superior Lumber
company, IS; II. c. Leigh G. Co.. SO.
]. ID. Dives. $40; Nephi l.. Campbell.
$40; Bergman 4 Maroon. IS; John Lar
son & Sons, s5 Peery Bros. Milling
company, s.; Coop. Drug company,
company. $3.50; Rogers & Hawkes. Meat
Market, "a; Crockett & Sons. $780, J.
w. Stevens. $3.50; Chatterton, $3.50;
Joseph Mccain. 81; Il. Fl. Cotton & Co,
S. Il. J. Mcdonald, $3.50: J. c. Greayss
4 Co., 20, o. Il. Manner, 81: j. A. Head,
81 Or. G. A. Garfield. ST. l.. II. Ballff
ST. d. Bartholomew, 81; Joseph Davis
81 NJ. ]. Hanson, 81; Oswald Christen-
sen. 81; w. A. Henderson, $3.50; l.. n.
Howell. 80; Hess Restaurant, 81; Fell
lows Bros, 81; w. w. Parker, 81: A. c.
Smith, 81, ], G. Smith, $3.50; Joseph
Belnap. ST. Dr. e, G. Keen. ST. Thomas
Smith 81: George G. Parkinson, 81; NJ.
A. George. 81; John Nuffer, 81; DIR. ID.
A. Thomas. 81 A. B. Stowell 81; Hy.
rum Peterson. 81. J. G. Jensen, 81; John
Mcqueen, 81; Allen r. Cutler, 81; Fl. s..
Geddes 81; NJ. n. Henderson, 81; n. r.
Spidell. 81; Toxic Restaurant, 81; Harr>
Smith. 81; c. J. Spongeberg. 81; NJ. +.
Pratt, $3.50.
Mr.. A. II. Saxter and Miss Beatrice
Hampson We're united In marriage a,
Salt Lake City last Tuesday. After 1.
few days visit with friends in Salt
Lake, Mr.. and Mrs. Saxer win return to
Preston to make their home.
A farewell reception was given at thu
Third ward Westinghouse Wednesda,
night In honor Of Elder N. G.. Miller,
who leaves next Sunday for Sweden.
where he will do missionary work
On Monday night the stake choir re,
sumed Its regular weekly practises ore.
paratory to the quarterly stake confer.
ence to take place In the forepart ol
June.
Last Saturday the funeral Of Miss
Martha Stevens was held at the Second
ward Westinghouse. The speakers we're
President Sol. II. Hale, Bishop George
II. Carver, Bishop ii. S. Geddes, Joseph
Davis and Lorenzo johnson. A large
number Of friends OF the deceased were
In attendance at the services.
Born. on Wednesday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
David @, Eames, boy.
Miss Harriet Luthy and May Head
and Mrs. Myrtle Medley were Logan
visitors this week.
Mrs. Ray l.. Davis came up from Salt
Lake Tuesday. where she had been Wis
iting relatives.
Miss Bolivia Lowe of franklin Is Wis
hing relatives and friends in Preston.
Harrison Merrill has received cali
to fiji mission TO Germany and Switz-
erland.
The local lodge Of I. o. o. F. will give
a banquet at Hobbs hall this evening"
From the announcement printed on tn.
Invitations N he ha "a GUel affair
Mr.. A. w. Hart returned from Salt
Lake City this evening. where he has
been In the interest of the Oneida In.
rigation district.
At meeting this evening Of the
board OF directors of the Preston Opera
House company, new plans and speciil-
ca tons were adopted and work on tn,
building Is to commence Immediately.
The dimensions Of the building will be
IS feet by 100 feet. 1t Will face south
on First South street.
Mr.. c. ID. Goaslind. the United States
land commissioner, has been confined
to his room several day swith In grip
Farmers In this section have been
able TO do little work so far this week
on account of there being SO much
rainy weather.
The people OF Preston are lending
their support to the unfortunate In the
recent California disaster. the sum
Of S135.75 In cash has been sent TO Gov
ernor Gooding, and another amount
will be forwarded in a few days.
Born, last week, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Hawkes.. a boy; also to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Thomas, boy.
Mrs, Thomas Kershaw has been quits
Ill with pneumonia, AT present, how.
ever she Is reported to be improving
ONEIDA STAKE ACADEMY.
On Friday the teachers and students
voted a special Arbor day and all par.
ticipated in the planting of a grove Of
about $50 hardwood trees which were
presented to the institution by Messrs.
George NJ. Cannon of Salt Lake and
George C. Parkinson OF this place The
trees were grown In Mr.. Cannon's pri-
vate nursery at Forest Dale. TIL.
planting Of the trees was accompanied
by appropriate exercises.
The normal graduates met last Satur-
day and took their final examination
in psychology The principal reports
that the students have done excellent
work during the winters course. as
shown by the results OF the final eA'
animation.
The eighth grade class met today 10,
the purpose of selecting class motto
and design for the class banner. The
motto chosen Is Make way for the
class OF 1909" The banner design Is to
cost 800. and will be ordered ready
made from an eastern house. The class
viii give a, dancing party on the 9Th
of next month the proceeds going TO
help defray the cost of the banner.
Students and teachers are all busy
making preparations for commence
ment week, which Is to be one OF the
most important events In the history
OF the institution. Invitations have bee',
sent to President Joseph +. Smith ana
also Governor Gooding TO be present
on the occasion. Prof. Richard r. Lyman
OF the University VI Utah IL to deliver
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