The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-24

daughter, Mrs. Rob Irvine and children,
Mrs. Kittie Hines and family and Mrs
Chariey HedquisJ A large number of
business men anticipate locating their
families IN the canyon for the summer
months and spend every Sunday with
them. L is most charming outing.
Messrs. John Saxey, Ed Holt, A. PouI-
son and WIN Dangerfeld spent a day
this week fishing for trout in PrCVo
canyon. .ssss.s.s. :
c. <. Rowland and Steve Moore and
the Kisses Searle and Moore spent SIT
urday at the Upper Falls resort on Provo
river,
Messrs. ". K. Spafford, Bert Twelves.
WIZ hoover, II. Hardy, J. Stubbs +. E
Newell and ]; R. Boshsrd spent a week
spent in trout fishing.
The Gatherpm families of Scofeld have
removed we'd, to their homes in Provo, where
they Will remain permanently.
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Mr.. Joseph Wilkes of Salt Lake City
mas been visiting Provo friends during
the week.
Manager Andrus of the Andrus & Sons
Mercantile company of St George was
VISITING a few days this week with Provo
friends.
Editor Gibson of the SDringviile indie
pendent was visiting in Provo Sunday.
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Walter Phillips and wife of Park City
spent few days with friends in Provo
before starting for their mission TO the
Sandwich islands.
Mr.. and Mrs w R. Mcbride enter
tanned at dinver Tuesday afternoon Mrs
James Farrer # Beaver, Mrs. B. J. Ben
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Farrer of Provo. Mrs. James Farrer re-
turned to her home at Beaver Saturday
after a ten days visit in Provo and Amer
lean Fork.
Miss Arvilla Clark returned from Salt
Lake City Friday, where she has been
during the past week or ten DAYS visit
ing her many friends. BY request, Miss
tlaIh stopped on at Pleasant Grove yes
terday on her way home and sang for the
sons and daughters of the pioneers who
are holding a reunion at that place. Miss
Clark will remain in Provo during the
summer months, when she viii return to
Pittsburg TO continue her course in vocal
culture under the famous vocalist, Pro-
lessor Meacham.
The Nineteenth Century club met at
the home Of Mrs. Searle Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Hannah Tucker presided. After roll
call Mrs. McCOard entertained the club
with very interesting paper on the
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reading on the great artist Alillet. After
the critics report the club adjourned for
the summer. Mrs. r. A McClelland of
Salt Lake was a guest of the club
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A. z. BuckIer, George r. Stoney and
II. G. Blumenthal returned from Salt
Lake Thursday, where they had been in
attendance upon the grand lodge session
of the Knights of Pythias.
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The Rebekah club met Friday evening
and elected the following named officers:
y. G., Mary Watkins; Y. G., LOttie Red
field; secretary, Ada Taylor; treasurer,
Cora Sutton; trustee, Sarah z. BrerertOn;
degree captain, Hannah Jones.
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County Treasurer Malmberg spent
Thursday and Friday with his family at
Santaquin.
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The Young Ladies' Association of the
Third Ward have arranged tor a charm
ing ice cream and parlor social to be
given Tuesday evening for the benefit of
the new social hall The following pro-
gramme will be given: Solo, Percy Burles;
cpeEagg address; solo, Miss Arvilla Clark;
recitation, J. NJ. Jensen: mixed quartette,
George BuTles and company; solo, Walter
Whitehead; recitation, Myrtle Maiben;
duet, Emma and George Choules; solo,
Mrs. Emma Jones.
Professor B. S. Hinckley Of the L. D.
S. college, Salt Lake, is spending a few
days with his family in Provo.