The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-20
EVANSTON SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondence
Kim5ail '0 returned MSo We s yif from nan
weeks visit at the Shurtleff ranch. Fort
Bridger
Miss Clara Leonard is home. after sew
eral weeks sojourn with her grandparents
at Myers crossing.
q q
W. ]. Cashin and family spent last Sun
day with Dave O'Brien at Red Canyon.
Attorney Hills and Mayor Beckwith
made an overland trip to Kemmerer on
thursday, returning Saturday
Miss. Martha Lewis returned TO her
home in Salt Lake, after a pleasant three
weeks visit with her sister. Mrs. l. Kas-
la Drew and Selma Kastor.
d, d. Alvord, manager of the Beeman-
Cashn Mercantile company. and his sis
ter. Miss Name McGlinchy. paid their
Evanston friends a pleasant visit Satur-
day and Sunday, returning TO Kemmerer
Monday
Rev. F. L. Arnold and wife of Salt Lake
are visiting their sons Otto and John Ar
onld. and their daughter, Mrs. Charles
Stone, for few days.
Miss Bessie Urgens of Salt Lake has
been the guest Of John Arnold and family
for the past week.
Mrs. I. Kastor is visiting friends in o.
den and Salt Lake.
Attorney Hills. Superintendent Baird.
DIR. Solier and G.. Z. Pexton left last We'd
nesday evening for 4 hunting and fishing
trip on Blacks fork.
The camping party composed of Misses
Helena and Mary Harrison. Blythe. Stone.
Ausherman and Policy. and Messrs. Har77
rison. Weight: Blythe. Ausherman and
Keith returned Sunday from a ten days
outing at Bear Lake. All report an excel
lent time
Zene Beeman returned Wednesday from
an extended business trip in the Fort
Silas and Valo Bradbury of Red Can
yon spent last Sunday in Evanston
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Rookhs returned to
their Salt Lake home Monday evening.
after a two weeks visit with Mrs.
Rookh's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Johnston arriyed
Thursday morning from the east Mr.
Johnston has been in New York and ST
Louis on his semi-annual purchasing TIP
for his large dry goods store. MIS- John-
ston has spent the past four months visit
ing in Iowa
Rev. Joel A. Smith left Wednesday
Utah Mission conference.
Mrs. 7. C. Winslow entertained very
pleasantly at tea Thursday. Her guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stone. Rev. F.
L. Arnold and wife of Salt Lake, Mrs.
John Stone and daughter. Mary. of India
napoliS, Ind, and Mrs. DIR. Solier.
90 g %
The children of the Methodist Sunday
school enjoyed their annual picnic at the
City park on Tuesday. The day was spent
in games, lunching, foot races. etc.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist
church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
NJ W. Foote- The attendance was light.
but considerable work was accomplished
Refreshments consisting of eScalloped sal
mon sailed waters. pickles and tea We're
served by the hostess, assisted by her
daughter.
Rob Hooker drove over from Kemmerer
Sunday last.
Mass meetings of the w. C. T. L. were
held Thursday afternoon and evening
Mrs. Simpson of Laramie. the state preSi-
dent was present. and delivered short
lecture at each meeting.
The following invitation was sent out
by a class of young ladies of the EpiscO-
pal Sunday school: Mrs. Nankee Poo
and her little maids. Nipple Sing. Suey
Wirf Huey Lung. All Goo invite you 10
take tea with them at their home. at ST.
Paul's rectOry, Tuesday. Aug. 10. 1899. Or
gan fund. . cents" Quite goodly num-
Poo and her maids al their little home. in
an artistically decorated tent, and being
served with tea and waters. the guests
were then ushered into the house, where