Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11
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Lnhi, Utah. March 11.-Wednesday
evening the yearly employees Of the
Utah Sugar company here rendered
General Supt. James III. Gardner and
Consulting Engineer NJ, w. Ingalls, a
reception at the companys hotel at the
factory. which 'was In the nature OF a
sunrise and a token of esteem and well
wishes. AT Z p. m. Messrs. Gardner and
ingalls, were urgently called to the rae
tory by telephone as the night watch
man was said to be badly hurt, an
upon reaching the hotel they were
greatly surprised 10 find about 90 year
~ men and their wives setting down TO
long table which was sumptuously
spread with the best vlands Of the sea.
son obtainable. After the excitement
was over Mr.. George A. Smith, General
Manager Cutters private secretary, In
a few well chosen words, presented to
Mr. Gardner a fine gold watch and also
to MIR. ingalls, beautiful gold chain
as a token OF esteem from the yearly
employees OF the factories over when
their jurisdiction extends. Messrs'
Gardner and ingalls, responded IN feel
Ing tones and expressed their appre-
citation and surprise at the honor con"
ferred upon them and OF the lovely
presents which they had received. sup
per was then partaken or, after winch
dancing and social intercourse was IN
dulged ia during the remainder of the
evening Much Of the credit for the
success OF the party should be given to
Local Supt Charles Crabb and Engl-
neer John Dewey. who worked unceas-
ingly to make 1t as enjoyable as pos
slble.
Wednesday evening the postmastefs
Of Utah county and their wives held
their h-anniel convention and social
here, the guests of Postmaster $. w.
Ross, In the evening a social AMI
dance was held I'm the |, O. o. II, hall,
where an excellent supper was par
taken OF and most enjoyable time had
IN dancing and social intercourse.
Last Friday evening Mrs. Amy Kear-
ney very pleasantly entertained NUM-
Der OF her friends at her home. Games
were played the greater part of the eve
ming
Monday evening the Seventies Of tho
four wards held their annual social in
the opera house. Dancing was INDUCED
IN the greater part Of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Hebcr Austin OF Idaho
Falls were visiting friends here the first
Of the week.
Bishop Davis Of Center ward was a
Lehl visitor Sunday.
Mr., Fireman Royle was over from the
brigham Young university the first 0f
the week visiting friends,
Mr.. Peter N. Peterson OF Blackfoot,
Ida was in town the first OF the week
shaking hands with old friends
Mr.. Samuel Southwlck Is down from
Oregon visiting his brother, MIR. Will
ham Southwick
Mr., s. l., Cox of Iona, Ida, was visit
ing friends here the. first Of the week,
Messrs. John Y. Smith and George N
mud returned Wednesday from ~
Jays tour In southern California, they
having gone down via the new road
hney report having pleasant
.ine and speak highly of the country
through which the new road passes.
NoVut W. or our society people Went
uup 10 salt Lake last evening to attend
Mother Goose"
.M1ir' ana Mrs. John u, Chlds and Mr.
mllliam Harrison OF Sprlngville wera
''SluhB friends here Thursday
me Nackhawk War Veterans of the
hHorln end OF Utah county will hold a
u'nce and social here Feb. IS,
, MISS Annie Timms OF Salt Lake city
OF "'s NV visiting Mrs John Dewey the first
Mlss Emma Austin returned few
b o' ,,t ago from an extended visit to Ida.
tba ", lremen gave a pleasant dance IN
'"e N''y pavilion Thursday night.
Mrs; John Bone and family have re-
bD,nea from Canada to their forme,
MT Henry Smith left for Idaho Fails
''uay where he win accept a posi-