The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21


Schafer Gladys BacRus, Josephine Ber-
ry, Everitt Graham. Mary Quick, Leo
/ Quinn, Ruth, Tom, Gilbert and Herman
Andrew, Mary Scott. Frank Bird, Penn
/ brooke Thomas Dick Smith, Hattie
Baker, Crescent Smith and Virginia
Sutherland
Mrs. John McSorley, Miss Mayme
AIcSOrley and Mrs. William McSOrley
left Monday last on three weeks
visit in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Mcpherson. accom-
panied by Miss Zetta FarnswOrth, left
Sunday last on a several weeks visit
to Oregon, Washington and British
Columbia.
Mrs. Walter Willscocks was a pas
sergeT TO Salt Lake Thursday on a few
days visit with friends.
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Miss Lizzie E6ginton. after a weeks
visit with her aunt, Mrs. T. NJ. Pinneo,
returned Tuesday to her home in Coal
vile.
Mrs. A. Mosher and daughter, Laura,
are in the Park and viii remain during
the heated season.
Last Monday, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Craw-
ford, their daughter, Miss Annie, was
kin, Justice of the Peace George vii
sOE performing the ceremony. The
contracting parties are both well
known in this city. and their host Of
friends wish for them every happiness
in their matrimonial career.
jackson Fairhurst and family are
spending their summer vacation in
Ogden canyon. They will be absent
two weeks.
Miss Sylvia Stanley is up from the
her mother for week or so.
This evening a party of young folks
will take a trolley ride through the
Ontario tunnel to the Daly-West mine.
The party win be composed of Misses
Myrtle Robinson, Lillian BUrlin, Flor
ence Clark, Ella Robinson; Messrs. Ar
thur Clark, Eddie Paxton and "A. At
ton.
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Miss Hazel Lenzi goes to Salt Lake
tomorrow to spend carnival week.
Griffith FeelemeyeT and Miss Clara
V Feelemeyer Of Baltimore, Md, are /
in the Park on q. visit with their sis
ter, Mrs. + s. Fox. Mr.. Feelemeyer !
viii return next week, but his sister
viii remain until September. when Mrs. |
Fox viii accompany her to the old
homestead.
Last Monday at Provo Mr.. John Wa
tiers of this city and Miss Bell Maltby I
of Midway were made man and wife,
Rev. Nj Cage of the M. E. church |
officiating. Both the young people are !
well known in the Park, and the con-
gTatulatiOns and well wishes are nu-
merous, The happy couple will make !
their home in Provo.
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On July so Silver Spray lodge No. 2. |
Degree of Honor, viii celebrate their |
anniversary by giving a picnic at the I
city park. Games of all kinds viii be /
INDUCED in. but the special feature of |
the occasion viii be baseball game !
between single and married ladies. The |
public viii be invited.
E. F. Guthrie and wife arrived yes |
teIday from Ridgeway, Colo, and viii |
Guthrie has been elected principal of !
the High school.
Miss Jean Pearson, accompanied by /
her brother, Marshal leaves tomOr- !
row morning for a three weeks pleas /
ure trip to Buffalo, n. Y, to take in 4
the exposition and visit friends.
Mrs. Simon Hillstrom and family are /
back from the metropolis, after an eX-
tended visit with relatives.
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Miss Margaret Brundage will leave |
next Monday for a months visit with J
friends and relatives in Ypsilanti, /
Mich.
Mrs. Conrad sykes is back from her
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Mrs E. P Evans, who has been Wis /
iting a sister in ToOele, Utah, returned /
to the Park Tuesday last.
Miss Stella AllgOod of Coalville is 1
visiting with friends in the Park and /
will remain several weeks.
Mrs. James Kervin and daughters, /
Misses Minnie and Clara, left for Salt |
Lake Wednesday last, where they viii
take I'D their residence.
Mrs. D. Crawford and daughter, Mrs.
Frank Tessman, were visitors to Salt
Lake this week.
Mrs. I. c. Phillips returned yesterday
from the city, after a few days visit.
Miss Ella Stickney of Salt Lake came
up yesterday and viii remain during
the summer with Mrs. H. Fares.
After a pleasant visit with Mrs. Viii
liam Kneale, the Misses Eva and Liz
zie Gilburg returned Wednesday TO
their home in Salt Lake.
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Miss Mary O'WhyleT was among the
to salt Lake Wednesday
last The lady viii remain during the
week
Colonel William NJ. Ferry and Mrs.
NJ NJ + Allen returned Thursday
from an extended visit in Michigan and
other eastern states
Mrs. Fred Johnson returned Thurs
day after few days visit in Salt
Lake.
Mrs J. NJ. Reynolds returned Thurs
day from an extended visit with her
people in Iowa
Mrs Mary Shepherd and family, the
Misses Rella and Jennie Snyder re-
turned to Salt Lake Thursday after a
weeks visit with Mrs. +. P. Evans and
Mr. Nellie ThiriOt.
Miss Rose Barnecott is spending
fev days in the city visiting with
friends.
Mrs. s. W. Platt was a passenger to
salt Lake Thursday. where she will
remain for the coming week
Rev. and Mrs. r. +. Bates of Kansas
city. Mo, were visitors in the Park
Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week,
The guests If Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Armstrong. They visited the principal
mines and were much impressed with
what they saw.