The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23

Heber NJ. Wells, Chester Mason. Elliott
kimbaH f. G. Schramm, Claude VIII
ltams, Clinton, j. T. Goodwin. Artb1l,.
Kelly, Aver, j. p. Gardner. Chris Diebl
! George A. Eaton, L. Clinton, VIII Bar
/ nett, Mcclellan Knickerhocker FJ71qb
: KimbalI, Joseph Patrick. Frank Cham
oeria1n- G. Dinwoodey, F. Traynor.
! Ogden-Messrs. and AIesdanes Ro-
/ lapp. Dee, Conlisk. Jones. Abe Kuhn
Ad Kuhn, Marks, Whalen Bigelow. IA
+ Ney' Seeker, Eccles Haywood. elias
mann. Carnahan, Condor RevnoI5c
Lewis, f, J. KieseI, A. Kirsei
hume, Tyree, g. Brown A
Brown, Healy, Patterson. Tyler Han
son, Luckett. n. Browning. fTarrie
6IIck' Bannlster. Noble, Herricz, F. ].
cannon theVers. r.. AIatson. Arm
strong, Hulaniski. A. JOst. .Josenb \
Peery, Harold Peery. Joseph CLARK
w l. Aolker. =. NJ. Allison fr- Misses
t1ila tavey, Lolita Johnson. Foreman
Beat-lce BOreman, Breeder. Hender-
SHot Nellie Henderson,, Hannah Dee
Silvia Dee, Hume, Tyler. Peerr. Celeste
Cohfo%, Ella Conroy, KieSel. SchanSeu-
oach Eva Kuhn, Leda Kuhn. Selma
Auhn, Green, Wright. EcCtpS HeaI,-
y HOutz, p. HoUtz, McConagle. Par
ker Bannister, Berry. BuchmilIer. Bar
ker, Lewis, Pease. PEBBLES Ethel ~
sen, Carnahan, Cassin, Edith Tavev
1nez Farr, Feda Littlefeld. Mamie
harrington. Ida Cassin. France. Pee
Dies, FANNIE Cannon Messrs. Pierce
Gus Wright. Grant BuChmilIer. Cod
GARD Carl Kuhn, Arthur Kuhn. Oscar
sum, VIII Burt Thomas Burt. Fred
Burt- HollingswOrth, Tyler. Shear-
henry, Eccles, Roy Eccles. Bruce
Brown, Watson, Clark. s Tvrae. Pe1
Iyree, Hadley, John Brown. James
Conlisk. Orla Brown, Arthur ConIisk.
I5'tiiIiISteF, Dyer. Mcintosh, H. r. Mac
MiIan, Guy Clark, Mcfarland. Noble
HoaS' Wait Clark, Reub Farr. Gid
dIngS, Taylor II. Peery. G. II. Kfrcber
~ q. Horn, Whipple, Smith. Bannfs-
ter, Watts, Massa.
A. event Of Importance to the mn
steal interests of the city was the ex-
planatory song recital given Thursday
evening IN the tabernacle by Mr. and
Mrs Bicknen Young. The tabernacle
was well filled and the affair was
credit TO those having it in charge.
Mayor Browning. John NJ. Browning
and John n Browning, jr., are expected
home Monday from Europe.
Miss Emily Bannister arrived home
Friday after four months visit in the
east.
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Marie Drabble returned from Canon
City Friday.
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Miss Mabel Shelton and Edna and
Jennie HamiH of Wells, New. were
the guests Of Misses Petty and Meaden
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ScOwcroft and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. McCune are ex-
pected home Sunday morning from an
extended trip in the east.
Mrs. James Hogan left Wednesday
for Chicago to spend the holidays.
Miss Ellen DrysdaIe left last week
a large crowd attended the dance
given by the Second ward Friday in
the institute.
Miss Media Corey is home from the
Utah university, spending the holidays
with her parents.
David Eccles. jr., returned Saturday
from two and half years mission
work in Scotland. His father and bro
Their Roy, met him in the east and
returned with him.
z. NJ lie Point of the o. s. L. en-
cheering department came down from
Idaho for the Spencer ball Friday eve
ming.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Dubois were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Can
non Friday and Saturday and attended
the Bernard Spencer ball
f. Coming Events.
The high school gives another dance
Friday evening, Jan. 3.