The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14
PARK CITY.


Gel. foreman of the Anchor mill, left
this morning for Green River, Wyo.,
where he viii meet Miss Mary T.
Webb of Monroe. y. Y, and accom-
pany her to Salt Lake City, where they
will be married early next week They
viii return to the Park next Thursday.
The ladies of St. Lul1es Guild win
serve sr2per next Thursday evening.
Miss Thackerey, one Of the teachers
Of the public schools, left this after
noon for salt Lake, and next week
d. Murdoch on an extended European
trip. Miss Kate Lawrence will take
Miss Thackerey's place as teacher.
Ex-County Recorder j. A Smith
came up from COalville Thursday to
accepl a position at the Silver King
mine
Mrs. sylvester johnson Of Salt Lake
is the guest of Mrs. Nellie Thiriot.
After a pleasant visit with friends in
Salt Lake, Mrs. Arthur Weeter re-
turned home Thursday morning.
Wednesday last Mrs. Ed Taylor and
sons departed for San Francisco, where
they intend to reside in the future.
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Grand Chancellor 9. P. Jennings,
II. Wardleigh of Ogden, George r.
Stoney of Provo and Grand Master-at-
Arms II. NJ. Standish of Salt Lake
made an official visit to Park lodge NO.
Grand Chancellor John S. Corlew of
Ogden was also a visitor
Thursday morning Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Lamb left for months visit to
California. Mr.. J. A. Malta is filling
the position of secretary of the Silver
King Mining company during Mr.
Lambs absence.
Mrs. T. G. Goist returned from Salt
Lake the first of the week. where she
enjoyed a visit with relatives
A pleasant surprise was given on
Willie O'Keeffe Monday evening, the
occasion being the young mans six
teenth birthday. Dancing, singing and
various games were indulged in, and
all present were delightfully."- enter
tanned. Bounteous refreshments were
served.
Wednesday evening q special train
carried twenty knights of Pythias to
Coalyiile, where a new lodge was in
stituted The boys were royalty. enter
tanned and the trip was thoroughly en-
/ jOyed by all.
Mrs. Name Paxton is back to the
:
brother in Stockton, Utah.
Mrs. r. w. Hayt returned Wednes-
day morning from a short visit to the
city.
Mrs. F. A. McCarty. Mrs. George
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Thomp-
son returned from the city TUESDAY
morning.
Mice ,-ora ssuttor, refurned from Pro-
vo Tuesday morning, after pleasant
visit with her mother
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Mcpherson were Wis
itors to the metropolis. this week
Cashier w. w. Armstrong returned
] home from Salt Lake Tuesday morn
/ ing
| The ladies of the Degree of Honor
/ entertain in their lodge room next
( Thursday evening. A novel entertain
ment is promised.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Lee Wight
| came up from salt Lake to make her
home in our midst
/ DIR. Ed Rasevear, who for the past
seven months has been attending the
| Northwestern College of Pharmacy at
| Chicago, rcturned to the Park Friday
morning and will resume his former
| position with H C. Bates.
Mr.. Ed ROsevear, who for the past
| Past Noble Grands at her home Thurs
day afternoon. An elegant spread was
! prepared. the table being handsomely
| decorated with cut flowers, pink and
white being the prevailing colors. Sew
| eral musical selections we're rendered
| by Mrs. Lee Mcclellan OF Boise, Ida,
and the ladies. present enjoyed a pleas
! ant afternoon.
Mrs. W. y. Armstrong leaves tomor-
! row on an extended visit with her
mothers st Irving, Kan.
a surprise party was given Miss FL
| len CrOssman Tuesday evening at the
home of her parents.
James Farrell was a visitor to Salt
Lake this week.
While Mr.. Malta is attending to the
! duties of the downtown Office of the
| Silver King, Mr.. Pete Talon is per-
| forming the duties Of Mr.. Malta at the
[ mine office.
| singtOn tea was given by Mrs w. J..
1 Pike. a beautiful silk pillow was pre-
seated the guest Of honor, which was
/ made BIZ the ladies. and displayed some
handsome needlewoTE. Delicate re-
freshments were served and an enjoy
able afternoon spent Those present
were Aadames Woolsey. HartweH. O.
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