The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-29
EVANSTON.


Especial Correspondence-)
Evanston, Wye, April 27.-AIiss Mary L
Webster, court stenographer, left Sunday
| for Green River
District Judge Craig left Sunday for
Green River. where court convened on
Monday.
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Mr. Walter Webster, a young man well
known in this city, died Saturday at the
home of his father, after lingering ill
ness with consumption. His funeral took
place Monday afternoon from the Episco-
ing.
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Mrs. James Code left for Green River
the first of the week with a full stock Of
millinery.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George z. Chapman ar
rived Monday evening, after winter in
the south.
Miss Belle Fleming left Monday after
noon for their Big Piney ranch, called
there by serious accident 70 her brother,
WIN, who cut his foot very severely with
an adze-
Mrs. L. D. jackson and daughter, Jean,
are So1Ourning at the Pacific hotel, prior
to joining Mr.. Jackson in Kemmerer.
Mrs. Frank Zimmerman and two child
rem left Wednesday evening for a six
months visit among eastern friends.
Mrs. Isherwood of Fort Bridger left
Thursday morning for her home. after a
pleasant visit with friends in this city.
Mr.. Fred wurteIleT lett Thursday morn
ing for Salt Lake City
Mrs. c. D. BeIknap and son. of Ogden
are guests of Mrs. ]. H Loomis.
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Professor and Mrs. Norwood entertained
the graduates at their home Saturday
evening. A most delightful evening was
passed and those who had the pleasure
of attending were: Misses Edna Cham
berlin, Addie Woman, Minnie Gunnell,
June Roberts, Dora Jones. Almeda Han
sen, Beatrice La Chapelle, Avonia Flesch-
er, and Messrs- George Sellen and VIII
liam Parkinson. The high school teach
ers were also present.
Mrs. John w. Dykins arrived Monday
noon from California, where she has been
spending the winter. Mr. Dyl1ins came up
from Randolph Tuesday. and they left
Wednesday for their Utah ranch.
Mr. D. B. Rathbun and Miss Hattie
went down to Salt Lake Monday.
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Lansing Foote had the misfortune to
break his nose in two places while playing
| ball on the school grounds Tuesday after
noon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George E Pexton and son.
Ellsworth, left Wednesday evening for a
visit TO friends in Omaha, Chicago and
New York
~ Attorney Hills was Salt Lake visitor
Wednesday a o o
Mr.. J. E. Chapman went down to Zion
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Mrs. C. G. Norwood pleasantly enter
tanned a few ladies Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Robinson is stopping with
her sister, Mrs. J. E. Chapman
The Catholic fair held in the opera
I house on Monday, Tuesday and WedneS-
day, was a great success financially and
viii net the ladies a good round sum 4
large number of the articles were donated
by the merchants and were raffied. Some
of the successful contestants were as fol-
| lows: A bed room suite, TO John O'Hara /;
! sideboard, Charles Kingston; gOld-headed
cane, George Snyder; chair, Mrs Robert
! CalVerly: couch Mr. William Lauder
Mrs. James Williams; cushion. Mrs. JEFF
Burke; cushion, Mrs. John KehOe. A
| very handsome point lace tie was voted
TO the most popular young lady and was
secured by Miss Nellie Burke.
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Mr. James Penny, who has been quite
i'll for the past week, is better, and able
to be at his post in the Golden Rule.
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Rev. II. G. Kemp, a member Of the Ne
braska NJ. Z. conference, editor of The
Headlight, the leading prohibition paper
! of the Rocky Mountain district and a
/ temperance speaker of merit lectured in
the Baptist church Tuesday evening be-
fore an appreciative audience. Mr.. Kemp
was the guest of Rev. z. E. Hollar while
in the city.
The Music club was entertained Monday
evening at the residence of Miss Torrance