The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-10

he Is recognized as one of the worlds
greatest masters.
George Groesbeck went to Silver City
Wednesday. where ne viii spend the iai'
A 3. Thomson arrived here THURSDAY
and viii assist the Home Dramatic COM
pany to present Comrades.
James sumsion and Nephi Straw re-
turned from Hanna, Wyo-, Saturday TOT
a visit at home.
n. T. Guymon. who has been mere on
visit TO his daughter, Mrs. George b
Matson, returned to his home in Orange
Vile Wednesday. Mr.. Guymon. in 1871,
settled in this city. where he resided for
Sanpete. and later to Orangeville. He
took an active part in the early lnolan
wars and bore his part nobly in the Work
of the pioneers in settling this section or
Utah. Although over so years of age. he
is hale and hearty. Mr.. Guymons family
now contains living representatives Oh
five generations.
Right Rev. Bishop Leonard Of salt
Lake will conduct Episcopal services at
the Caffrey hall tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Nose Johnson gave a pleasant
party to a number of her friends Monday
evening. All spent very enjoyable even
ing.
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Mr. and Mrs. Raoul Dallin of Chicago
arrived here Saturday evening for visit
to the formers parents, Mr. and MRS.
Thomas Dallin.
Enoch Clark of Provo is spending the
week in town.
Mrs. Seymour Mendenhal is very sick
with typhoid fever.
N;sS Jeopa Rarclay of Mound City,
Mo-, is here on a visit to her uncle, VIII,
lam Drury and family. Miss Barclay will
spend the winter here.
Mrs. w. A. Robinson Of Salt Lake, who
has been here on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Bud, returned home Sunday evening.
George W. Feakins of Salt Lake, repre-
senting the Colorado Midland railway,
was in town on business "Wednesday.
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Mrs. George Harrison of this city, and nd
Mrs. Burgess of Mississippi, were In SAT-
Lake on a visit this week
A party composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Smith and Mesdames +. w. Meneray,
Mary Packard and Elizabeth Hutchinson
spent a few days last week in Tintic, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Packard.
They visited the mines and enjoyed
themselves Thoroughly.
Mrs. A. H Walsh of Salt Lake is here
on a visit to her mother, Mrs. William
wiscombe. Mr.. Walsh. who accompanied
her, went to scofield on business Monday.
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Editor Jackson of the Payson Globe
Header. was in town Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Whitehead, who has been
at Ogden on a visit to her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Burch. returned home Monday.
While there she was quite sick for ten
days.
Alf Warthen. John Bell and Will Jor-
dan left for Hanna, Wyo., Tuesday.
Burgess Alleman came home from
Castlegate, where he has been at work
academy at Provo.
William NJ. Roylance was in Denver on
business this week.
Mrs Lizzie Bailey. who has been here
on a visit to her niece. Mrs John Averett
returned home to Salt Lake Sunday.
Miss Rose Webb returned from Eureka
Sunday.
Miss Nellie Taylor, who has been a
teacher at the Hurgerford academy for
the past two years, left for Chicago Tues
day. Miss Taylor viii take a post gradu-
ate course at the Chicago university.
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Miss Lou Whitaker went to Eureka
Sunday evening for visit to friends.
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Miss Lillian Blair was in Ogden this
week. attending a meeting Of the Baptist
Mission board
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Professor Nose Christensen was down
from Castillo Sunday.
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James Mendenhall was up from Starr
Juab county, this week.
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Miss Emma Reynolds visited friends at
Thistle a couple of days this week.
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John A. Hobbs of Salt Lake was in
town on business Tuesday.
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Enoch Straw came in from Medicine
Bow, Wyo, Monday evening.
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Edward w Hazelgrove of Salt Lake
was in town Friday.