The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-01
friends and relatives in Provo during the

friends and relatives in Provo during the
week.
Rev. and Mrs. z. G. Hunt of Salt Lake
have been visiting friends in the Garden
City several days during the week.
Mr.. S. A Henrichsen of Scofield was
visiting friends few days in Provo dur
ing the week
Mrs w. H Dusenberry returned from
Eureka Wednesday, where she has been
for some time on visit
The Fourth ward Sunday school had
delightful outing at Nelson's park in
Lakeview ward Wednesday.
Henry Nelson and family have removed
from Omaha TO Provo, where they viii
remain permanently.
Friday was FrarernaI day at the Provo
Lake resort. Although the heat was
SWeltering and the thermometer r glst cred
100 IN the shade, there were hundreds OF
people out 10 spend the day. II was q
grand outing. Owing 70 the intense heat
the middle of the day was spent IN the
shade and in the lake bathing. Not until
O'Clock in the evening did the regular
exercises begin. At this time the base
ball game between the Fats and the
Leans" of the fraternal orders was
called. The game was an interesting one.
The Fats were successful in score
of a to 10 in three innings. The winners
Were awarded a baseball as prize.
The mems foot race was won by l.
Smith; ladies' race, Mrs. Lou Darton'
boys foot race, Elliot Westphai; sIandlng
high jump. E Smith; running jump. Bert
Stubs. There was a 200-yard rowing
contest with three contestants, A =
Buckler, John Homer and DR.. ChIlSten-
winner A grand free Fraternal ball was
given in the pavilion in the evening dn[-
ing which a cake walk contest was held,
Miss Eva Riley and R. Buckley being the
winners.
Sam Cheever, a resident of Provo, re-
turned to Mercur Monday after a few
days visit in Provo with relatives ana
friends
Mr. Henry BaiIy of Salt Lake was a
Provo visitor day or two TINS week
A jolly crowd Of Provo people. accom-
panied by guests from Salt Lake ana
Ogden, spent Sunday in Provo canyon
beauties. Those in the company were:
Messrs and Mesdames j. r. Twelves,
Jesse Smith, J. 7. Farrer, j. w. tarrer'
Fred Taylor, l.. o. TAFT. George LOVE love,
and r. A Barney of Provo; Dr.. worth,
ington and E. B. Wicks of Salt Lake, and
Willard Snow and son from Ogden
Mrs. Lillian H1nCkley OF FILLMORE, SAStSA
of Congressman w. H King. is in Provo
visiting with Mrs S. A. King.
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Mrs Martha Wood entertained her
friends at home Wednesday afternoon
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The Fourth ward Sunday school had a
delightful outing at Nelson's park In
Lakeview ward Wednesday.
Henry Nelson and family have re-
moved from Omaha TO Provo, where they
will make their future home.
LOGAN.
Special Correspondence
Logan, June 2S-Rev. Samuel Gates re-
turned to his home in Ogden on Mon
day, after spending several days with
relatives here.
Miss Corey of Ogden is visiting in Logan
as the guest of Mrs. ]. F. Kiesel
Mrs. ]. w. Crawford of this city is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H
Farnes at Rexburg, Ida
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Mr.. and Mrs. William O. Anderson OF
this city are visiting relatives in Willard
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Mr.. Frank Earl and family went to Salt
Lake the first Of the week, and in future
will reside there.
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Mr.. A B. Irvine returned home from