The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-22
EIbridge Thomas spent a few days
of the past week in Park City.

EIbridge Thomas spent a few days
of the past week in Park City
Mrs Mary Farlow, who has been
abroad for the past two years, Will
reach home Thursday She win be at
home with Mrs. William Jennings.
Miss May Billings entertained at
luncheon at Saltair Wednesday after
Miss Anna Mcfarland, Miss ]. S.
Holding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Barthel and
Mrs. ]. w. Reinholdt and son of St.
Louis will arrive in the city today to
spend the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
q. ]. Barthel.
The State Federation of Women's
clubs will celebrate field day at Saltair
on Tuesday, July 81 Mrs. S. A. King
of Provo is chairman of the committee
on arrangements.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Chandler. the
Misses Ida Chandler. Bessie Chandler,
Blanche Davis and Messrs. Eugene and
George Chandler left yesterday for, a
trip through the Yellowstone.
MI ana MIS-. EllSWOrth Daggett, Mr.
and Mrs. w. c. Sharp. Miss Calhoun
Miss Woodward, Miss Laura Sherman
and Robert Hardness left last evening
for a two weeks visit at the Fox
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H Mcintyre.
Miss June Mcintyre, and Mr.. Charles
Kennedy of Kingston. N Y, return
today from a short visit to Mammoth.
They visited the different mines in that
vicinity while away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Price received
very pleasant visit the past week
from their niece, Miss Nellie Lloyd
accompanied by the Misses Jessie and
Nora Smith, all of Independence. Mo.
They are en- route to Butte, Mont.
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The Happy Ten" met at the home
OF Miss Ivy Price Wednesday after
noon. The time was spent in music.
conversation and sewing, after which
delicious refreshments were served.
The club will meet at Miss Emma
Wetze's next Wednesday.
The pupils of the domestic science
class will finish their course the com
ing week. The committee extends an
invitation to parents and friends of
the pupils to visit the school during
the week in order that they may see
the progress of the pupils.
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Mrs j. w. Irvine and Mrs. Edd Null
hkan ehaperoned a party of young
people to Brighton during the week.
Inc party consisted of Misses Annie
hnoWlton, Luelia Irvine Maud Irvine
Laura Keene, Messrs Dave Sprunt
Jim P. Sprunt, jr., Fred r. Sands. Paul
Wilkinson, John w. Irvine, Edd Null
likan. Max Brodie.
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A fisherman trudging along the banks
OF Provo river, near the mouth of the
Deautlfui canyon, came upon khe fol-
lowing couple of days ago. 1t was
tattered to some extent, but patiently |
he put the pieces together and was |
hnally able to distinguish the char |
acters contained. 1t is believed that |
some ship wrecked mariner threw thu
letter into the river in a bottle. Then
II Is fair to presume that the bottle |
melted. but its contents We're too warm |
to be consumed by the waters.
The fisherman procured an asbestos
envelope and mailed the effusion to The
Herald, asking an explanation. If Mr..
Dana will communicate with this office
the explanation will be forthcoming
The discovery reads:
Park City, July 10, 1900.
Angel of my heart:-Divine one.
rest contented now that you are with
me for little time. When 1 look into
your beautiful eyes, seem to thrill
with an exuberance of feeling that is
impossible to describe and l am sure
life would be one long blank if yoU
were to trOw me down, see!
Be mine, fair one, now, at once, per-
nit no delay, wire me if my prayer is
10 be answered. Yours forever,
DANA"