The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-26
oity visiting her sister. MIS-. A. ]. Holt


Miss Lillian Youngberg left on we'd
nesday for visit 10 Park City.
Mr.. Elmer Z. Corfman OF Prove. spent
some part Of the week in the city.
Mrs. j. F. Grant returned from a.
visit t. Ogden on Wednesday last.
Mrs. George Taylor Of Provo spent
Friday IN the city visiting friends.
Clarence K. Me- nick has gone east
on a trip to New 'rk and Boston.
Miss Tessie Skidmore has gone to
Chicago TO spend about three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Block are at
homs to their friends at the Cullen
Miss May Newton of Pasadena. Cal.
IS The guest of Mrs. Henry w. Law
renee.
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The Misses McGovern are located
with Mrs. Israel at z North State
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Cohn are back
from ar. extenGed trip Though south
Miss LEONARD and Miss Dickert have
just returned from a short visit to
Evanston, Wyo.
Mrs. John De Gray Dixon went to
Provo on Friday TO visit relatives there
for week CT 80.
Miss Grace Cannon left during the
week for Washington to visit her sis
-. Mrs. Wiley.
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Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Wood viii leave
tomorrow for Los Angeles for the re-
mainder Of the winter.
Mrs. Walter Lewis OF Butte Will be
IN the city shortly OF a visit TO her
mother, c5rs. Walker.
Mrs. i. 2. Hall returned yesterday
from Telluride, Colo. where she has
been whiting h. daughter.
Or. and Mrs. w F. Mack are at
home at so Thirteenth East street. hav-
ing removed from "A South State.
AlIS. t9dEdn y tpOSSS, formerly Oh
this city, is visiting Mrs. Ledyard M,
Bailey al 20 Twelfth East street.
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Mrs. William G. Sharp and Miss
Hardness left or Thursday for the
east, whore they viii join Mr.. Sharp.
Mrs. John T. Hurst Of Ogden. who
has beeu visiting with Major and Mrs.
Breeden, returns to her home tomor-
row.
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ars. W. p. Wagnon is down from
Ogden spending n few days with her
sister, Mrs. German and family of this
city.
Mrs. w. A. Nelden has been obliged
to postpone her eastern trip on ac-
count Of illness, but she hopes to leave
soon.
Mr.. and Ms. Robert Hardness are
settled in the house of Mrs. Will Sharp,
where they will be at home to their
friends.
Mrs Thomas MariOneaux and her
little daughter, who have been visiting
Mrs. Snow, returned to Nephi IN
Thursday
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Mr.. and Mrs. A o. Honnold, who
havs jusl returned from a year spent
in Montreal, Canada. are located a,
the Miller.
Mrs. Mary Judge viii leave shortly
for an extended trip to the east, visit
ing Egypt AID the Holy Land before
her return.
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Airs. George w. Snow will leave to-
morrow morning for the west. She
viii be accompanied by her daughter
Miss Dora.
Mr.. Ernest Godbe came in from the
mines at De Lamar early in the week
and spent some time with his family
il the city.
Mrs. c. c. Goodwin and her daugb-
ter, who have been spending the past
few weeks in California, returned to
the city last Tuesday.
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Major and Mrs. Breeder returned
yesterday from trip to Provo. While
there they we're the guests Of the Wo-
mans Republican club.
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Mrs. Thomas Jennings, accompanied |
by her daughter. Miss Hattie, left for
Chicago on Wednesday to visit Cap
tain and Mrs. Briant II. Wells.
Mrs. A. M. Paul and Miss Paul will !
be at home afternoon and evening of |
the first and third Sundays in the |
month at $40 East Third South street.
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lieutenant and Mrs. Albert C. Allen,
who have been with Mrs. David Keith |
since their return. hope to be in their |
.ew homo by the first of the month
Miss Emma Lucy Gates. accompa- |
lied by her mother, Mrs. Susa Y. Gates. !
eft on Tuesday evening for the east, |
where she will begin her concert tour. |
NJ. and Mrs. +. v. London of Port
and, Ore, are visiting their parents, !
III. and Mrs. George p. Holman. Mr. !
and Mrs. London have just returned |
rom trip abroad.
Major and Mrs. George r. Downey I
arrived from San Francisco yesterday !
NJ. Downey. Major Downey expects TO /
leave for the east in about a week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John J. BroughaH of |
Salt Lake are now visiting in Wash
ngton, d. C., and we're guests last /
week at a brilliant reception at the /
White House. Their European trip is
postponed pending settlement of the
copper war;" in which Mr.. Broughan
S interested. Z
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