The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-23
THE SALT LAKE HERALD. SUNDAY, OCTOBER o. 100

Miss Lena Bachman was a Salt Lake
visitor this week -
j. 4. Brim has accepted a position with
tne Lead King Mining company in Duck
Mrs. Ralph Poulton entertained about
twenty lady friends at an apron party
at her home Tuesday afternoon The
guests all worked on aprons TO be donated
10 the Sixth ward bazaar. social after
noon was enjoyed by all. Dainty refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Mary Jane Viii
kins won the prize.
Commissioners Shade and Deputy Sheriff
Barnett left "Wednesday for hunting
trip in eastern Utah
Attorney Harvey Cuff was in Thistle
Wednesday.
Senator Reed Smoot was at the state
capitol Monday and Tuesday.
EDWARD Reeves of Seattle is visiting
friends in this city.
Attorney A. c. King spent the week in
Mrs. Susie y Gates of salt Lake spent
several days in Provo visiting with her
many friends.
Apostle F. Nj. Lyman OF Salt Lake was
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. d. D.
Colonel E. E. Loose was in Salt Lake
Tuesday and Wednesday
The WOmans Republican club enter
tanned ar an informal reception Monday
afternoon at their club rooms The
rooms were appropriately decorated for
the occasion. Hon. d. o. Rideout Of
County
Chairman Homer were among the guests
] LignI refreshments were served and a
social time enjoyed by all present.
Attorney Grant Bagiey has returned
| from Tooele.
The following ladies of this city left
Thursday to attend the State Federation
| OF WOmen's clubs to be held at Logan:
Mesdames w. II. Calder. r. r. Irvine, Z.
f. Corfman, Pearl Yates, File Speckard
and {. o. Newell and Miss Buelah Bach
man.
Tracy Cannon OF Salt Lake was in the
Garden City few DAYS this week.
Mr. and Mrs. a. l. Woodhouse will leave
next week for California where they will
spend the winter
Mrs. Packard of Springville was the
guest OF Mrs. W. Q. Beesley on Thurs
day.
Leo Thurman has returned home after
two years absence. spent as a mission
airy in the southern states
A delightful social was given Tuesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunn
at their coy home 461 West Second South
in honor of Miss Laura Demning of Coal
Vile. The evening was pleasantly passed
IN games, songs and Rotations. Dainty
refreshments We're served. Among the
guests were MessrS. and Mesdames' J. NJ
Jensen. Oscar HYDE James Gray, Neis
Markham c. F. Decker, Arthur Craven
George Startup, Hugh Clayton, Walter
Startup. Joshua Dunn. Oscar wilkins.
Thad Tanner, Ralph Poulton, Ray VIII
klns. Henry Dunn. and Orson Bird.
Mesdames Jane Sheldon. Eliza Wilkins,
Strong, Lena wilkins and Carrie Wilkins
Misses Floss Dunn. Maud Wilkins, Ada
Wilkins, Mary Lewis. Gertie and Bell
Wilkins. Messrs. Jasper Bird. Bert Will
kins. Edgar Perry, William Cotton and
Francis Sheldon.
r. w. Glenn of Wallsburg was visiting
friends in Provo Tuesday.
j. II. Oetjens and family of Michigan
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. /. E.
Eggertson. They are on their way to
Washington.
Thomas BrOadbent and Roy Passey left
Tuesday for Europe where they have
been called as missionaries.
Mrs. Ellen Carleton OF Bear Lake,
Mich, has moved her family here where
they expect TO reside for the future
Leslie Hickman of Payson was in
Provo visiting this week.
Stephen Chapman was IN Provo Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs w e. Biersach have
moved into their beautiful new home on
Academy avenue.
About seventy relatives and friends Of
Mr.. Andrew Watson of the Fourth ward
met at the home of the venerable gentle
man Friday evening in honor of his
seventy-second birthday. The time was
passed in social chat, songs. recitations
and short speeches, Mr.. Watson giving a
short sketch of his life. after which re-
freshments were served. The evening
was one that will long be remembered by
all present.