The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-01

from the metropolis the latter part of the
week.
Mrs H. S. Blevin of Highland Boy has
returned from visit to the city.
Mrs Billet left camp Monday for her
old home at Grand Junction, Colo, called
there by the death of her father.
c. E. Adderly and father. w P. Adder
ley, were Park City visitors Tuesday, c.
T.. Adderley returning to camp Thurs
Gay, his father remaining and will visit
with relatives for week Before return
ing TO his home i'm Antwerp. n. Y, he will
again visi. the Old Reliable.
Misses Vincent of Salt Lake have re-
turned home after visit with their broth
er, Bert Vincent.
w. H. Robertson of Robinson, Utah
have returned home after a pleasant visit
with G. A Robertson and family.
Mrs. Frank Stringham and children have
returned from their three weeks visit with
Provo and Ogden friends.
&. II. Roberts and family, Miss Maud
Roberts and Mrs. w. T. Sims and chill
dren, leave Monday for their future home
visiting his mother in Michigan and will
join his family in Los Angeles later.
George Hannahs enjoyed visit from
his family from Salt Lake during the
week
Mrs A. E. Raleigh returned Tuesday
from jaunt to the capitol.
Mrs. Anna MCGUIRE and niece, Miss Mel
lie McEvoy, were city sojourners during
the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ward entertained
at dinner during the week in honor OF
their relatives, c. H. Roberts and family
who leave shortly for California.
Mrs. A. ]. Minnette. VINO has been al
the Yampa smelter the past four months
is again located in her old home at the
Miller residence.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Hill were among
return pilgrims from Salt Lake the first
of the week.
Mrs p r Harriok made brief trir
to the city Wednesday,.
A few friends made Mrs. Will Shelley
a surprise visit at her home Tuesday even
ing. About eighth guests were present.
the city Monday.
Mrs. John bookings has returned from
a visit of several days at the capital.
Mrs. A. j. Minnette and daughter, Mrs.
Paul Lunde, were at the city the latter
part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. o. E. Merryfield were at
the city Wednesday.
Mrs. F. Kent Smith and daughter Cor
della were among visitors to the metro
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roper were out
going passengers for the capital city We'd
neSday.
Mrs. Will Booth and children of Bing-
ham Junction are visiting Mrs. Ferre,
mother of Mrs. Booth.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Trask were camp
arrivals Monday from her honeymoon of
an extended trip through the northwest.
number of young friends planned a
most successful surprise party on their
friend, George Mcdonald, at his home in
Upper Bingham Tuesday evening. A de-
lightful time was had in playing many
games, music and dainty refreshments, all
contributing to the enjoyment of the even
ing
Vern Gillette entertained a few friends
at dinner Sunday. Covers were laid for
four
Mr.. and Mrs Franklinfield arrived in
camp Thursday from Denver. Mr.. Frank
lenfield left camp a short time ago for
Denver, where he was married to one of
New jerseys daughters. The boys on
the Copper Belt made their comrade a
social call Friday evening and were roy
ally entertained.
Misses Stephens of Salt Lake are guests
of their brtOher Tom Stephens and fam
lily of Upper Bingham.
Mrs. J. j. Miller and Mrs. Durfree were
at the capital recently.
Mrs Mary Klopenstein has returned
from brief stay in Salt Lake.