The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-24
TAKE HOLIDAY VACATION.
Park City Schools Finish Successful
Half Year.

Park CITY. Dec. 23.-IOday the Farh
City school closed for the Christmas holi-
DAYS aDprODriate programmes being rem
dered by the different rooms. me CLOS
ing at this time marks the finish OF the
most successful half-year session IN the
history of the Park City schools With
the improved facilities for handling the
large number Of pupils enrolled, the pres
ent efficient corps OF teachers. under the
direction and personal supervision 81
Professor O.. a BlOcher have made great
strides toward putting PARK Clty
schools on an equality with the best pub
lie school system in the state
The city has been exceptionally tortuu-
ate in being free from epidemics and the
ordinary amount OF sickness attendant
upon a school enrolment Of i,lo8 children
has been much lighter than in former
years.
The High school is improving steadily
and now there are about $50 pupils en-
rolled. This branch of the Parks school
system is practically in its infancy, the
school having been established only about
The next session will begin Jan. g. and
1t IS expected that the enrolment VIII be
materially Increased
Last evening the parlors Of the Maple
Han hotel were the scene of a very pretty
though quiet wedding, when Judge B. NJ
Sperry performed the ceremony which
made Miss Luelia Brosier of Ohio and J.
V. Carpenter Of kamas man and VIE,
Mrs. Marie Hethke acted as bridesmaid
and ". II. Miller was best man. The Ger
omouv was witnessed only by n very few
of the immediate friends of the contract
I ing parties. Following the ceremony the
I happy couple left for q short visit with
( the. groom's parents IN kamaS, after
/ which they win return 20 the Park. They
/ will be at home to their friends after
+ Jan. 4 on Ontario avenue
/ Yesterday the infant child of Mr. and
I Mrs Frank Lake. who died here Monday,
was taken to Hebcr for interment.
Early next week the musicians OF Park
city viii meet. pursuant TO a cali issued
! by Sam Radon, Jr-, for the purpose OF
Organizing an orchestra. For some time
past there has been but one orchestra in
/ town and it was always employed az the
Maple dance hail. The Dewey theatre Is
I fu need Of an orchestra 20 play for shows
in the house and II IS to meet this re-
4 guiremeut that the meeting is called. Or
[ gauizatiOu and leadership Is az that IS
/ required 60 give Park City another first
/ class orchestra, as there are number OF
/ good musicians In town who are anxious
\ 20 give their services 20 the support OF
! such move as is now being made by
/ Mr.. Radon.
J Circulars are posted ia conspicuous
/ places over the town calling the atten-
/ ton Of miners to the fact tEat there VIII
( be a meeting OF the Miners union in the
! Dewey theatre Friday, Dec. .. for ire
/ purpose OF considering the hospital
/ question" This day has been chosen as
/ the best possible time for the holding OF
Z such a meeting. as all the men emplOye
I I'm the town will be off work for the day.
/ one o'clock is the time set and IL is fully
I expected by those in authority in the
/ union that fully 100 men VIII be present
/ at this special meeting. one or me prop
{ osit0ns 10 be advanced. ana thc one
I that seems to he the most feasible, Is TO
] Incorporate n company Tor a[eJ shares-
( with n par value Of 81 per share. and sell
/ The stock 90 the members Of the union.
/ This. by placing a minimum upon the
number of shares 10 hc purchased Dy
7 each man would make % possible 10 ais
pose Of all she STOCK reH0itT 10 INC mem
I bers Of the union. The scheme ts being
supported bF the business men here ara
! It is cXpected by the union that should
Q OF 40 "a
/ OF the PROPOSITIONS which they are con-
I sidering they win be able 10 interest not
: only the business men Of PARK CITY, out
! those Cf the surrounding towns.
( st the home of Mrs. George Crossman
I last evening was given q very pretty re-
I cepti0n. the occasion being the return Of
! Henry Crossman and ais bride from SAT-
| Like where they were married Tuesday
of last week.
Elaborate preparations ere wen under
/ way for the grand bah to be given in the
Maple hall on Christmas night An en-
larged orchestra has been engaged for
the occasion and the dance promises 10
be one Of the society events OF the year.
Skating is one of the pastimes INDUCED
I'm greatly by the young ana Old in Park
CITY. and last evening "a party Of fouT-
teen went Co Kimbalfs 20 enjoy the sport
They returned about ~ O'Clock and re-
! port q very enjoyable time.
/ The Christmas trade has been extreme
IS large with the express companies and
the postoffice department Both express
COMPANIES are handling five times then
/ usual amount Of packages. while the post
office officials are working overtime dis
I tributing the extra letters and packages
/ Of this week
/ Mrs Toungbergs after a pleasant visit
[ with relatives In Salt Lake, returned e
l the Park this morning.
/ Miss Margaret Shields. who has beer
attending school at st. Mary academy
fm Salt Lake. came Up this morning and
/ VIII spend the holidays with her parents
I Mr.. and Mrs Henry Shields.
William McNaugten IS back En- the PaTl
I again after a years absence in Idaho.
/ Jim O'Keefe is spending a few days ~
/ town with friends and relatives.
! AlUrtic McPalin was among the morn
/ ing arrivals.
Miss Nellie Goodrich went % Salt Lake
I this afternoon.
Miss Alice H0rkin was passenger on
/ the outgoing train