The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02

Charlotte Hirshizer. clara Hales. Ma
mic Hurley Eva Benni Ethel Bailey.
Barbara Bailey. Mabel Lubbock, Net
tie Lubbock, Clara Monks. Miriam Rad
don, Agnes Ford, Maud Yake, Charles
Ford, John Mikel. Bert Kelley, Delhis
McGhie, Ingersoll McGhie, Frank
Monks, Thomas Critchlow, Clarence
Hales, Arthur Madison. Lloyd Stanley.
George Bailey, George Blom and Harry
Bloom
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Mrs. Bridget Hurley, mother of Miss
Mayme Hurley of Welsh, DriscoH &
Buck, rt turned Thursday fror1 an eX-
tended visit to her old home in Ire
land.
Z. NJ. Grose, foreman of the Ontario
mine, returned Monday from a three
months visit IN England. He reports
delightful time.
Mrs. NJ. J. Daley and children re-
turned from three months visit with
relatives in O'Neil, Neb. Friday. Mr..
Daley met her in Salt Lake.
Miss Ida Cohen Of Salt Lake, is Wis
ting with friends in Park City.
Mr.. Andy Young is down from Butte,
Mont, and is visiting his sister, Mrs.
D. c. Mclaughlin.
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Mrs. Isaac Mckay arrived in the
Park Wednesday from four months
visit in Montana ana Nevada
Squire Coop. the we'll known music
al director, was in the Park this week,
and arranged for a grand concert on
the 18th inst. in which Miss Mamie
Tout. the well known young singer,
viii be the principal attraction. 1t
promises to be a great musical event
and society is on the qui vive.
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Wednesday afternoon Earl Nelson
celebrated his tenth birthday by giving
a party to his young friends. All sorts
of games were played, refreshments
served and a good time enjoyed by all.
Professor F. A. Jennings presided at
the piano and furnished lively music
for the little folks. Those present were:
Boy Shields, Francis Shields, Louis
PECAN. Eleanor PECAN, Norris Gitsch,
Cleo Gttsch, George McCarty, Ruby
McCarty, Florence McCarty, Eindred
Viko, jr., Lea McPhee, Ruby Mcbride,
Tommy Mcbride, Myrtle Mcbride
Shirley Mcbride, Birdie Beatty. Lille
Beatty, Otto Pope. Byran Pope, Cyril
Jennings. Charles COnlOn, Francis COT
fee, Johnnie Coffee, Richard GearneS,
John Buch. Frazer Buch. BIanch Weist
Clarence Weist, Leo Linzi Durite
Linzi, Lena Warrall, Con Coughlin,
Willie Perry, Albert Freeman, Miss w
Freeman, Miss D. Trenton, Miss r.
Nielsen. Martin Wynn, Arthur. Berk-
man, Charles Berkman.
Miss Mary Shields and sister, Susie,
are the guests Of Mrs. j. NJ. Cohen,
Salt Lake.
George d. Blood was in Salt Lake
wednesday last in attendance at the
wedding of his sister Miss May Ella.
TO DR.. Victor Linher of Madison. Wis
which took place at the nome of Mr.
and Mrs j. S. Bransford on above
| date.
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Mrs. Ellen Blood and Mrs Laura
/ Murray of California, came up to the
! Park Thursday, the former to make
her home here and the latter on a few
! days visit.
Mrs Charles Shields chaperoned a
party of picnickers at the Alliance tun-
mel the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. Parker of Salt
J Lake We're the guests this week of Mr.
| and Mrs F. r. Davis.
a party of eight were entertained at
dinner by Mrs. w. w. Armstrong last
! Wednesday.
Mrs. D. c Mclaughlin is back to
the Park after somewhat lengthy
/ visit at Ogden and Salt Lake.
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Miss Marie Porter and Miss Eta
| keith, after a pleasant visit with Mr..
and Mrs w. G. Lamb, returned to Salt
Lake Tuesday.
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A party consisting OF Misses Emily
| Reed, Laura sherman, Stella Salisbury.
] Professor Hager DR.. Bra cken and Mr.
! Hutchins. all Of Salt Lake, were in the
! Park and drove over to the Hot Pots
| and returned home by way of the
| Provo canyon route. The party was
| chaperoned by Mrs. Victor Clement.
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! MI and Mrs James Heatherly Miss
! Wilma Boon and Mr.. VIII Hum. al
! OF Aspen, Colo, were visitors in the
/ Park the first Of the week. the guests
| of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Q. Hayes