Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-24

KICKS ACADEMY, RExBURG, mAD0, DEDICATED LAST WEEK

Cohn Of Robin, T. G. Morehead and
Fred Larson of Sage, Joseph Green and
]. #, Nelson OF Mink Creek, Ira Call
OF Bancroft and Jacob Jepson of That
cher.
DEATH OF MRS. KETTLE.
Mrs. Anna Kittle. wife Of Alexander
Kittle. a machlnist, died Sunday evening
after short illnese. she was 50 years
of aye. was born April II, 1855. In Mer-
Ger, Green county, Pennsylvania. The
funeral was held at the residence Tues
day afternoon. Rev F.. r. Whitman Of
ficiating. The local machinists turned
out In body as a mark OF respect.
Mrs. Kittle Is survived by her husband
and daughter Mayme. The family have
resided here about four years and are
most highly esteemed by all who have
made their acquaintance.
TEACHERS EXAMS.
The teachers examination is being held
in room 10 Eastside today, tomorrow and
Saturday. Miss Margaret Pomroy was
sent to Soda Springs TO conduct class
in examination there. Miss Minerva
Kohlhepp OF Medley but formerly of
this city is attending the examination
here
Harry Jones. son OF Albert w. Jones
old residents Of Pocatello, and formerly
OF Logan, Utah, and Paris. Idaho, ID
now developing talent as cartoonist In
Los Angeles, where he is located at
present.
CARNEGIE LIBRARY.
Mrs. DR.. Minnie r. Harvard. vice
president OF the Carnegie Pocat clio
public library, has received a letter
from Andrew Carnegie. who Is willing
TO give $4,000 to the same, conditioned
on a free site, and the city to guarantee
to furnish a maintenance cost at not
less than 1920 per year. The site was
purchased last summer opposite the
Methodist church; $4,000 had been
raised by popular subscription.
JoTTINGs BY THE WAY.
Mrs. James Astle, presented her hus-
band with a fine baby girl Saturday
night both are doing well.
John Mcintosh head clerk In the o. S.
l.. supply department, Ia laid up sur
fering with sprained ankle.
Mrs. Amy Hooper Dunn, wife Of
Richard Duffin, presented her husband
with fine 10 pound baby girl Satur-
day night. 1t Ia their first born.
Mother and babe are doing nicely.
Miss Viola Monroe OF Dempsey, and
Commodore f.. Moss Of McCammon
were united in wedlock Tuesday by
Judge White.
Ephraim C. VIM, Short Line car
repairer, sustained sprained back
yesterday while at Blackfoot, when he
was sent alone to repair bad order
box car. He attempted TO carry a
heavy car Jack, but the weight was too
much for him and his back gave way
with the above results He was obliged
TO return to this city for medical aid,
and reached home only with the great
est difficulty. Mr.. VIM was formerly
resident of st. Charles, Idaho.
Jack Frost visited Pocatello Saturday
night and the fore part of this week,
covering the Portneuf river with a
coat of ice. A trace OF snow fell IN the
city, while the mountains received q
beautiful supply. Pocatello Is expert
encing coal famine, an appeal In be-
ing made to the Short Line to release
small quantity of their storage coal,
as II arrives from the mines, which has
been granted, at local price. IS per ton.
A fire this afternoon destroyed the
residence OF Edward Thomas. near the
eastern foot hills, about o'clock The
fire company responded, but there was
no watermains here and but little
could be done TO save the house. The