The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29
PROVO.

PROVO.
Especial Correspondence
Provo, July 28.-Samuel Greenwood, son
OF Alma Greenwood OF Fillmore, stopped
off in Provo Monday to visit relatives. He
was on his way home from England,
where he has been on a mission.
Rheinard Maeser of Beaver is in Provo
with his fanny tor a short visit.
Mr. A. o. Anderson of the Provo Sec
Ond ward has removed his family to Salt
Lake. where they will establish perma-
nent residence.
charming social party was held in
the Second ward meeting house Thurs
day evening in honor OF Charles Jones.
who has just returned from a mission
| to the southern states. A jolly crowd
of young people met TO give mr.. Jones a
kind greeting and the evening was hap
PLY spent in songs, recltatlOns and So
The literary societies of Utah county
are arranging Tor a big excursion to the
Saltair beach Tuesday, July 81. A spec
| ial train will be chartered from the ore
gon Short Line Railway company Tor the
occasion.
Mr.. George Chesley of Corn Creek,
Willard county, has rented a residence in
Tor the winter so as to give his older
children advanced school advantages.
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DR.. George II. Brimhal, acting presi-
dent OF the Brigham Young academy, has
gone to Thatcher on an extended educa-
| tional tour. While away he Will lecture
before the Graham county summer insti-
tute, to be held at Mount Graham sum
mit' in the vicinity of Thatcher.
Provo capVOp -,ar+jas hove hoo, A.
leading social attraction of the week in
| the Garden City. Hundreds of people
from Provo are now spending lew
weeks along Provo river On Tuesday.
/ Pioneer day, over LOCO Provo people spent
the day between Bridalveil falls ana the
Midway hot pots. Al South Fork YER
table village Of campers has sprung up
| during the last two weeks In this city
of tents most happy and sociable times
are had Some OF Proves most prom
| inent society people are lingering in the
pleasure haunts of Provo canyon.
Editor L. w. Gaisford of the Willard
Progress was q Provo visitor Monday
Mr.. GaisfOrd has been taking short
vacation from his editorial work and has
been spending it in Salt Lake and Utah
counties.
Mr.; James Dunn, one of Provo's most
popular travelling men, left for Oakley.
Ida, Thursday, Mr.. Dunn has accepted
a poSitiOil DIS lhdldBCE III the EQulldDle
store of Oakley and will make his per
manent home there.
Mr.. William Brown of Salt Lake. an
employee of the z. c. NJ. l.. stopped off at
| Provo Wednesday to visit relatives and
friends. Mr. Brown was on his way 10
Salt Lake, after spending a short vaca-
ton with friends in Mt. Pleasant.
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Deputy. Sheriffs Williams and McGraw
spent Sunday at Castillo Springs.
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Mrs. S. J. Jones is spending a few
weeks in kichfelG, visiting friends.
Mrs. P. p. Hindmarsh is on an extend
ed visit with friends in Idaho
Attorney d. D. HOutz and family were
canyon tourists Tuesday. Mr. Houtz is
Just recovering from severe siege of
Mr.: George &. HOsmer editor of the
Monitor, Trinidad Colo, and wife spent
a short time this week in Provo Mr.. and
Mrs; Hosmer have been spending a few
weeks at Ctah pleasure resorts, chiefly
in Salt Lake City and vicinity. They
were delighted with the Garden City and
vicinity.
gT MFs; Lillian liz HkinG ds sister Of Con-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Nettie King.
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Sam E. Hinekley of Fillmore was a
week.
Rev H. G; Goodwin and DR.. Battem-
ley are spending a few weeks vacation in
the mountains east of Provo.
Misses Annie Pike, Isabella Monahan.
Henrietta Nen, Jennie Jones and Messrs'
James Harsch, f. a. McGraw. John
Buchi and Andrew Stewart spent Tues
day at the various canyon resorts.
Judge J. w. n. whiteeotton and family
have been canyon visitors during the
week.
Major W. H. Berry is spending a few
days visiting his family and old friends.
Misses Lena and Anna Adams of Salt
Lake have been visiting in Provo the past
week, the guests of Miss Hattie Hines.
Mrs. G. A, Headquist and Mrs. A. c.
Sorensen spent the week at Castillo
Springs.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Warner returned from Will
lard City Monday, after weeks visit
with relatives. Mrs Warmers sister-in-
law, Mrs. MILFORD Nuttan, accompanied
her home and will remain IN Provo for
a few months.
Miss Daisy Moore returned from Salt
Lake Friday afternoon where she mas
been during the week visiting her sister,
Mrs. Olsen.
Mrs. w. B. Searle returned from Tellu-
ride, Colo, where she has been during
the past three weeks
A pleasant social was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. AshwoFth Friday even
ing in honor % r. Maeser OF Beaver. A
very enjoyable time was had.
Miss Viola Barney delightfully."- enter
tanned friends at South Fork Thursday
evening in honor Of Miss Hattie Pike
who has been the guest of Mss Barney
enjoyably spent in social pastime.
Provo canyon campers met at South
Fork W,e,dnesQay evening in a social gath
erlng: The evening was merrily spent in
feasting, singing ana dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Fleiner returned
from Provo canyon Friday, after two
weeks camping at South Fork.
w. II. Gazier of American Fork is in
Provo visiting friends.
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Mr.. Verne Halliday of Salt Lake is in
Provo shaking hands with old friends.
Jim Osterman Of Sandy is visiting Provo
people few days.
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Deputy Clerk A. " Robson is spending
weeks vacation at Fillmore and in
Clear Creek canyon.
LOGAN.
Especial Correspondence
Logan, July 8.-Mrs. Jane Carter. for
merly of this CITY and Miss Anuia M
Parker lately of Lincoln. England. are
visiting in Logan as the guests of Mrs.
G, II. Baker.
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