The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-27
PARK CITY.

PARK city. oct. 26.-Miss Minnie Kes-
Gel is visiting with friends in salt Lake.
Mrs. F. c. Bowman of Salt Lake
came up with her husband Tuesday
last and will in future reside in the
Park; occupying the old Ontario mill
boarding house
Miss Joan Woods returned Thursday
from pleasant visit with friends in
Salr Lake.
Mrs Frank Snyder. after spending
ten days with relatives and friends in
Salt Lake. returned home Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Dodge re
turned to the Park Wednesday. after
a visit in Salt Lake.
Mrs. 3. NJ. Sperry was a visitor TO
Salt Lake this week, returning home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Fares was a visitor to
Salt Lake the first Of the week.
At the home of Mrs. T. n. Hewitson
Wednesday afternoon surprise IIrty
was given FIossie Buttrey. Games
were played, refreshments served and
good time enjoyed. Those present
We're; Alma SanstVom, Maud CIVIL
Iiams, BurneIl Durl1ins. Amelia CIVIL
AAcAAtA1r IsALtA INeSDduQs Aelid IkdSQdn0.
Nellie Sandstrum. Elizabeth Garv.n.
Olive DurSins. Margaret Garvin. Leona
Walker. Leona Terrell. Cil'a Snyder
Mary Thompson, Clara Stone. Lulu
Feeney. MyI tie Feeney. Emma Cum
Their. Mile Dority. Frank Civilians,
Willie Glade, Elwood Civilians, Law
renee Ssndstrum, Harold Dority, Elmer
Slime, Alex Mcdonald.
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A very pleasant birthday party was
given BY Annie Lanyon on Mabel Kemp
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Joe Kemp
on Thursday afternoon A happy time
was enjoyed with games. music, re-
, freshments, etc Those present were
, Miriam and lie Page Radon. Alice and
Blanche DeighrD1, Gertie and TesSie
Mclaughlin. Esther Gfdley. Tessie and
Bert Miles. Francis and Roy Shields.
Holman. Maggie and Mary Baxter,
Lille Kneale. Olene Allen. Ethel Black
Ter, Lizzie and Pete Martin. Lizzie
Kearns. Dora Fahey, Goldie johnson,
Emma and Mary Thompson. Joseph
walker, Willis. TT hall Truman and
Arthur Rowe. William Barrett. Willie
Blackler and George E1cKay.
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Tuesday afternoon Mrs. w. V Rice
gave an elaborate Kensington to a
number of her lady friends. A h2nd-
some dolly was presented to each guest
corner, which was worked ard kept as
a souvenir. AnOthe- feature of the oc-
casion was a guessing contest. FOR
which Mrs. p. II. Towey won the prize.
II was a delightful affair and all pres
ent enjoyed themselves. The guests
Were Mesdames lie Compile, Towey,
Mcpherson, Thomson, Lamb. Shields
Armstrong. White. Hubbard Hayt.
Wilson. Scott and Miss Macomber.
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larry, A. .. H, at the Dewey theatre
Thursday night was LARGELY attended
and was a social and financial success.
The grand march was led by Miss
Anna Corrigan and Mr.. z. J. Higgins.
Mrs. Charles Shields leaves Tuesday
for a week'sivisit with friends IN Provo
and Selt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Lamb and Miss
Mary MCGEE spent Sunday at the Sill
yer King mine, and Tuesday the latter
departed for Washington. d. c.
Mr. and Mrs John Kelly having dis
Posed Of their interests in Charleston
have again taken up their residence in
Park city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey returned from
their wedding trip Monday last and are
now at home TO their friends.
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Miss Estella Watson went to Salt
Lake Friday afternoon to visit until
next Tuesday.
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Miss Margaret Brundage is visiting
in salt Lake. pa
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Mrs. II. c. Smith came up frora Salt
Lake Monday and viii in future make
her home in the Park.
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The ladies Of the ConEreRatfona'
church will meet with Mrs G. NJ VII
son next Saturday for the purpose oi
arranging for a Christmas Da-raet
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Miss Laura ssperry is visiting wit!
relatives in san Lake.
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Mr.. and Mrs. s.N1.. Radon and sen