The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21

I IL " edreSCiay-s where. he mas been look
ink over some of his mining properties.
Mrs. J. u. Peterson and Mrs. A. X
Hanson and children returned from
Mafysvale Saturday. where they have
cen for a week visiting with the family
OF Ed HsDDler
NJ. F. Murray returned from Marysvale
Saturday
Mrs. Lizzie Burraston, who has been
visiting her son, John Burraston. of An
nabella, returned TO her home in Goshen
Sunday, after a weeks visit here
Miss Jennie Bean went TO Marysvale
Monday TO spend the rest of the summer
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Aiargrette Solomon of this city
is reported belfast with typhoid fever
and at last reports was very low.
Andrew Rasmussen. who has been. in
Idaho the past few months came home
tuesday 10 remain for some time.
Mrs. Annie n POulsen went to Manti
Tuesday to visit relatives in that city
for couple Of weeks.
Mrs. Otto Beutler returned to Bing-
ham Monday after q visit here with rel
stives and friends.
Mrs Lena Baker and daughter Hazel
vent TO Elsinore Saturday. returning
Miss Minnie Jensen Of Elsinorss spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Richfield
visiting friends.
Mrs. Arthur Henrie' and. children went
to Mand Tuesday to visit her mother
for a couple OF weeks.
Last Wednesday being the slst birth
cay Of Mrs. Sarah Wells, some Of her
friends remembered her with a donation
party. Those present were Mrs. Annie
Mason. Dorothy M0ule. Winnie White
head- Keith Lewis and Claude Keen
Miss Elesa HeDpler went TO SaliBa
Sunday TO visit for a. few DAYS with her
sister, Mrs. Renhalt- Madison
Mrs. n +. Murray returned from Salt
Lake sunday. where she has been for
the past two weeks visiting friends.
Miss -Channey Hansen went to Eph-
rain Friday % visit with some ~of her
young friends returning Monday.
Miss Edith MoTk returned to her home
IN Ephraim Monday after a visit here
with the family of Stanley Ensign
A II, Ackerson and c. r. HEX re-
turned from SAT- Lake trId5y- -wf7ere
they have been visiting for several days
James Edwards went 10 Manu Tues
day TO visit with relatives. Mrs Edwards
is also visiting there with her mother.
Mrs Sarah Rust. the deputy county
treasurer. is reported as being belfast
with typhoid fever, but Is on the I'M
prove, and il is hoped that she VIII soon
be around again.
r. H Seegmiller was taken down the
latter part Of last week with typhoid
fever. lie had been complaining for sew
cTal days and last Saturday had 10 give
Up and go 70 bed. At last reports ne
was very low.
turned from Kimberly last Sunday after
spending a pleasant visit there.
Russell Ivie and mOther-in-law Mrs
Niels Poulsen. came down from Kimrer-'
Is Sunday to spend few days visiting
With friends and relatives.
John Fl. XVIII and c. b Jensen re-
turned from ogden Tuesday. where they
have been for the past two weeks putting
4, a gas plant-fOT the railroad company.
a crowd Of lady friends went over to
Tisinore this week and spent the day
with Mrs Thomas Fouts and Mrs II. N.
Tassm0re. and were highly entertained
By these two ladies' Those present Wers
Mesaames J. NJ Hanson. H l. M0ule,
r. n Keen and Annie Masen.
Mrs. Sarah Jennie Cannon and Mrs
Susan Grant Of Salt Lake were In Rich
field Wednesday on their way home FROM
attending a relief society conference a.
Loa. Wayne county, last week
Miss Lula kirkman spent Sunday with
her parents in Glenwood.
Miss Olive Sorenson OF Elsin0re is
spending few days with her sister, Mrs.
Miss Jeanette Mcdonald Of Salt Lake
City is visiting the Misses Jones in this
city this week.
Mrs. Charles Nelson. who has been us
itiuE relatives in Beaver for some time
past is home again
Aaron Thurber was down from KIM
Kerry this week on some business.
Mr. and Mrs. A G. Young entertained
q house full Of invited guests on Thurs
cay night in honor or Robert g. Young
who just recently returned from a mis-
sion in Australia 1t was the Intention
at first to make the affair lawn party,
out owing TO the rain In the afternoon
1t was held indoors. Mr.. Young enter
tanned the guests with talk of his mis-
sionary work IN Australia and the sue
cess he had mace. told OF the country
and natives. and interested MS listeners
for several hours. Ofher missionaries re
cited their expeFiepces- J. II. Erickson
acted as master OF ceremonies. Refresh