The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-24
PARK CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. William KneaIe returned
nome 10 the Park Thursday morning.
aIter snort visit in the metropolis
Mrs. Ida Addison spent several days in
the CITY this week where she has been
attending the grand lodge of odd Fell
The dance given Saturday evening by
Professor Fl. b. Younger in the Carpen-
ters' Maple hall was we'll attended and
very pleasant time was had by all pres
Clarence Carly returned home to the
Park Thursday, after several months
absence IN Chicago, where he has been
attending a pharmacy school.
Mrs. Arthur Weeter returned home to
the Park, after q two weeks visit in
American Fork and Salt Lake city.
Rev. Father Galligan was Salt Lake
passenger Wednesday
y. j. Nelson was a passenger on the
outgoing Rio Grande Western train on
Thursday.
The following ladies and gentlemen at
tended the production of the Telephone
Girl" Monday evening in the Dewey the
atre: Misses Kate Thorpe, Jean Pear
son; Maud Gray and the MeSsrs- John \.
Malta Ben Hampton and Harry w. Gull
bertsOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer c. Clarke left on
Sunday afternoon for Colorado. where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. John Diem returned home from
the. city Tuesday morning, after a short
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. KesceI went
down TO Salt Lake Monday. Mr.. Kescel
returned home to the Park Tuesday
morning and Mrs KesceI left for Orange
VILE. n. Y, where she will visit with
relatives all summer.
Mrs. John Galligan and son John went
down to the metropolis Thursday.
Judge Henry Shields spent Tuesday in
Salt Lake on business.
Cards are out announcing n social ses-
sion to be given by Olive Branch lodge
No. S. L o. Q. F., I'm the han Tuesday
evening. April 20. the event being the
eighty-fifth anniversary Of the founding
Of Odd Fellowship. 4 short programme
is being arranged and some Of the best
musical talent in the city viii take part.
Refreshments will also be served and a
pleasant evening IS expected.
Dan A Sullivan is visiting in the city
\. r. Dresser was in the Park this
Miss Hattie Jorgensen left yesterday
afternoon for Salt Lake, where she VIII
make her home.
Miss FTieda Funk returned TO the city
Sunday afternoon.
Hugh Kilkenney was in the Park this
week on mining business.
George Hall returned TO the city Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Carrie Sutton returned from a
Provo visit Thursday
4 very pleasant affair was the grand
concert given Thursday evening in the
Dewey theatre under the auspices or the
Park City Military band.
Miss Minnie Cunningham returned home
to the Park Tuesday morning. after a
pleasant visit with her sister, Miss kath-
crime, in Salt Lake
Dr. c. NJ. Wilson returned home from
the city Wednesday morning.
J. II. Fleming was in the Park this
eek on business.
About thirty young people left Friday
afternoon for Evanston. Wyo.. over the
Union Pacific on a special train 10 at
tend the grand ball given by the brake
men Of that city. The train ana crew
returned home early Saturday morning.
Henry Fares came UP from the cap
ital Wednesday.
Joseph Bircumshaw returned TO the
Park Wednesday morning. bringing with
him his bride. Mrs. Brcumshaw was
formerly Miss Annie O'Brien and Is well
known here Mr.. and Mrs. Bircumshaw
will make this city their home, where
thew have a large number of friends, who
wish them success,