Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-06

yates from the Agricultural ccllope
VINO received their diplomas This week:
WITH DEGREES.
Asricullurc-Fred Mathews, Preston
Geddcs Peterson
Domestic Science--Incg Powell
CiYll Engineering Frank Moench.
General ScienCe-Francis David Far
reu' James Leonard kearns. Benjamin
Franklin Ritter, Jr
CeInmerce-Aaron Brigham Olsen.
WITH CERTIFICATES.
Agriculture-Joseph Dclbert Barker
George Franklin Barton. Ephraim
Fielding Burton, MILFORD Fielding Bur
ton Efastus Peterson. Jerome Wheeler
Domestic SCience-Annic Ethelvn
Burns, Della Cooper. jamie Caroline
Roberts, Vida Margaret Roberts.
Commerce-Leo Bennett. John Ed
ward Bramwell William John Hicks.
Robert Lund Judd. Joseph Clarence
McGowan, Ludwig Westerhoni, Juuius
Leo Whitmore, Lorin Alma Whitmorc.
Manual Training In Domestic Arts
Nellie Barker Sarah NIosellc Bybee,
Jean Crookston, Bertha Kerr.
Manual Training in Mechanic Arts
Anna FredercksOn Edward John
Passey, George Edward Sandgreen.
Dan Arthur SwensOn. John Taylor.
REMEMBER PRESIDENT KERR.
At the close of the \. C. class cxer-
cises the students rendered President
Kerr an ovation, followed by a recep-
ton given by the faculty. at which he
was presented with a splendid oak desk
and mission chair made by the boys
Of the mechanic arts department
Mr. Kerr and his family will leave
here for Corvallis, or, the latter part
of the week.
CACHE COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Logan, Cache Co.. June 5.-The coun-
ty commissioners on Saturday granted
the petition of members of the River
side school district for change in
their lines Notwithstanding the protcs.
OF number of people from Sinithflcld.
\ claim of Sheriff Smith was rejected.
the board claiming he had been paid
before.
Lorenzo Farley. Jr.. of Hyum. who
was arrested for burglariainE c. l..
Anderson's store, was on Monday COM
mittsd TO the state Industrial school
by Judge Vaughan. Sheriff Smith
left with him Tor Ogden yesterday
DEATH OF MISS JANE WORLEY.
Jane Morley. daughter OF Henry and
Katherine Morley OF the Second ward.
died on Monday. The lady was born
in Birmingham, England, Aug IS, 1856,
and emigrated to Utah i'm 1869 The
funeral SERVICES are to he held today
at o'clock In the Second ward meet
inghouse.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Il. C. Lowe, the cattle man, was oper-
ated on at the hospital on Sunday for
a hip joint disease. The operation
was reported as successful.
MILFORD Balls, a son OF VIM. Balls OF
.,.lr 10 hn bag taI 20
from appendicitis, also a son of Eliza
beth Van Niederhausen Of the Fifth
ward is at the hospital with an attack
Of appendicitis, They will both be
operated ON this afternoon.
STORK BUSY.
The stork has been exceptionally busy
of late A daughter was born TO MI
and Mrs Junius Watkins on sunday;
also daughter TO Nh. and Mrs. j w.
Lipford the same day. On Satur-
DAY, son was brought to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Stratford. Tho
same day pair OF twin girls came TO
the home OF MI and Mrs. Geo. :.
Davies Of Hyde Park. This is the
second pair Of twins for them, the last
being boys.
Yesterday morning at o'clock Mrs.
Kate Thatcher Christensen, wife OF
John l.. Christensen. presented her
husband with "a pair Of twin girls.
WEDDING PERMITS.
The following marriage licenses have
been granted this week:
Nels r. Nelson. 60 aud Carrie r..
Frcderickson, 20, both OF Weston Ida.
Frank Linford. -. and L.cuOra
Hodges. both NJ Garden cay.
Archie y. Lloyd 81, Of ST. Anthony
lda., and Agnes Neddo, p, OF Proyi-
dcncc.
James w Davis a. OF ClIfton. Ida,
and Emma Bybcc, &c. Of Lewiston.
W. n. Draper. g. Uf Smlthheld, and
Marie Nelson 10, of Logan.
Cadmus Wallace, 2S, aud Annie Ma
ric Nielsen, %, both of Logan