The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-24

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will be under the direction of Mr.,
Burns. VINO has been training mis- sing
ers for some time. All the musical tai
ent in the camp has been secured, and
nothing has been left undone to make
the occasion one to be long remember
ed Among the singers are Mrs. Sykes,
soprano: Miss Kramer. alto. Mrs. Her
itage, contralto; Mcdonald. Burke ard
Kemp brothers. tenors; Henry Cushing.
Hyland and Burns. bassos. Orchestra:
First violin, Huff; second, Doyle; clair
onet, Joy: cornet, Baker: trombone,
Daniels; organist. Miss Wick.
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The city officers are preparing for
possible outbreak of smallpox Notices
have been posted warning all parties
from the infected districts that they
will be prosecuted If found trying TO
enter the city. The physicians are kept
busy vaccinating.
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Mrs. D. c. Jackling gave sleighing
party a few evenings ago to a number
o: her frieds. Supper was served AT
Whiteheads restaurant, the guests
afterward attending the dance in the
Miss Edith Liant left on Thursday
for her home in Payson. after a visit
of several months in the camp.
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Mrs. " NJ. Phelps returned from the
city on Monday.
Mr.. John Branchley left last Satur-
day for the southern states, where he
expects TO be engaged in missionary
work for a couple of years The Golden
Gate band escorted him to the depot
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Mr. McVichie went to the city on
Sunday, TO help Mrs. McVichie get set
tied in their new home at the corner of
Brigham and Seventh East, which has
just been completed
The public schools closed on Friday
for the holidays.
Mrs. Mary Riley returned on Monday
from the city, where she has been Wis
iting for several weeks
Tom Murdoch left last Saturday for
Chicago. where he will spend the holi-
days with relatives.
Ticket No. 43, feld by Mrs. Frank
Smith, won the silk pillow ratified on
last Saturday by Mrs. Brooks.
Miss Mabel Upton left on wednes-
day for her home in nayson-
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Rev, Mr.. Wassen, pastor of the Meth
odist church, has accepted a position
as timekeeper at the Mercur mine.
Tom Riley returned on Tuesday from
Chill, where he has been visiting his
daughter since last May.
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John Manon of Gunnison, v-lo has
been resident of the camp for some
time, left for his home today and will
spend the holidays with his family.
Mrs William Waterfall. who has
been sick for some time, Is recovering.
Postmaster Gibson will spend the
holidays with his family in the CITY,
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The fire department is making pre-
parations for a grand ball to be given
on New Years nigh:.
Mrs. William Hall, whose husband
died a few weeks ago. gave birth to a
baby girl on Tuesday
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Walter Haguewood, VINO is attending
school in the city, will spend the holi-
days in Mercur with his parents.
D. c. Jackling, who has been so long
and intimately connected with the Col
den Gate mill, was rendered a farewell
party on Wednesday afternoon by the
men who have been under his charge.
A handsome gold stop watch was pre-
scented Mr.. lacking as a token of the
esteem in which he is held. During his
sojourn here he has made many friends
who will regret the departure of Mr..
Jackling and his estimable wife, both
of whom have taken "a leading part in
Mercur society.
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There are several cases of scarlet fe-
yer in the camp, but as a strict quar-
antine is being kept il is not thought
there is any danger of the disease
spreading.
NJ. c. Bowman and wife Will spend !
in Salt Lake.