The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29
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NADla-AllAhL lAtl- AaAE EEtA-Hll -
programme were Mrs. Alkaline scoviHe.
Mrs- a. j. Mlunette, Grs. g. I'll. Roberts,
Ars Nina Jimpsou- Mrs. Marie Dudley.
coming train Wednesday.
rom McburueN, an old time camp resi-
thls week Mr. McBurney has been m
california the past year.
Ine informal hop given al Opera hal.
~ tdhesda} evening was q very delightful
affair and was wei attended bv "a large
number OF young people.
me Ruth heDekah lodge No. extends
attend the whist party given by them
IuesdaE evening. NAV 81. at Society han.
ar and AlTz. Charles Brink are Visit-
ors % the city.
b was a merry crowd that drove 20
- Fpet bLusham elHeSlay evening 10
5ae hons Of Mr. and MIS- Fred NesJ.
nam Whist club Dainty prizes were
awarded 70 Mrs g. j. Roberts ana j.
ahd Dr A. hoilander Carried awe.
Imaginable cous0latious. Special prizes
were awarded by The club 10 airs. worth
ANSton Clark and Dr. hoiiduder. VINO re-
ceived the highest score during o. see
Tles OF twelve parties. 4 delicious luuch
was served to the following guests Mr,
% AIRS. Francis Quinn. Mr.. and Mrs. q.
D. Roberts. Ar ana NTs. o. j.. Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs W. M. smith. Mr. ana
MIS- D. NJ Nest, Mr. and airs q D.
4Quulf man, Mrs. David Ieacheuor. Ml7
MOrthingtOu Clark Mrs. William Strick-
icy, Mrs. Dan Claws. Mrs. Lizzie Ash
AIRS. 5tringhan, Mrs. =. Fl. Dudley. Mrs.
stevens Mcmillan. DPS. A. Hoiiander ana
The Infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Nit
cheI IS seriously il with whoOping cough.
one Of The sad events of Ihe week
was the death of Grandma Fitzgerald.
Although she had been a sufferer Tor
some time and the end was not uneX-
pected her health of late had seemingly
been some better, and her death was a
EUnHA MI. her many friends She leaves
daughter and four sons 90 mourn her
Miss Kate Robinson and Miss Flora
bromie or American York were I'm camp
during the week visiting AIR. and Mrs.
robinson, parents of Miss Robinson.
reached the end of their series of parties.
adjourned until the first M0uday iu Sep
TENDER, 20 meet al the home of Hrs. T.. H..
Auderley and resume the series of par
Ties for tue winter months
The uu1lc schools Of district 40 closed
I~hursda&, May ~. The teachers gave a
dance I4ursdaE evening at the ward
meeting house for the children.
Miss Julia Walker. teacher at the
Lower Bingham school. left Saturday for
Aer home do Salt Lake.
Professor j.. ~. Mclaughlin was on
The outgoing train Friday for his home
Miss Anderson of West Jordan is visit
sing her sister, Mrs. Eli Mitchell.
George tnanuler or salt Lake was In
camp wednesday, returning on the even
y. p. Taylor was on the outgoing train
Thursday.
Mrs. Robinson and Family left Saturday
for American Fork. where they expect
20 visit relatives and friends for a NUM-
Der of weeks.
Mrs. C. H.. Roberts viii spend Dec0ra-
uon daE iu American Fork.
AR and Mrs Frank S~tTingham were
city visitors Thursday.
Mrs. n. CaYauaugh was called to the
city by the sudden death Of her grand
father.
Miss Lehman was I'm salt Lake to at
tend the county commencement exercises
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olsen and family of High
land Boy. we're ON the outgoing train
Thursday for Salt Lake.
MessTs. Willie waters d Alex. Col
bath are visiting at Murra-
Mrs T. r. Dudley and little daughter
spent "a few days at the capital the lat
Ter part of the week.
Miss Besslc Jones and Miss Alice Bush
arc visiting iu the city for ten days.