The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-15
MURRAY.

With the opening of the Trocadero Sat
urday evening the younger set were given
an enjoyable treat. Held's band was in
attendance, which insured the best of
music, and the cool evenings so near. the
affair was the social event of the week
Miss Merl Miller left Monday evening
Tor California, where she goes to spend
the winter.
Mrs. Richard winder and family re-
turned the early part of the week from
a two months outing trip spent in south
ern Idaho.
The wedding of Miss z. Morrissey ard
e. Mossberg takes place Monday at the
home of the brides parents.
Lyman Hyde, who has been spending
short time at Springville, returned the
early part OF the week.
Louis Perry of Tooele, who has been
spending the past week in Murray visit
ing, returned TO his home the latter part
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Shaw have re-
turned from two weeks outing in
Idaho.
Roy Cahoon leaves Monday evening for
Logan, where he goes to attend school at
the A. c. university.
Miss Laura Perry of Salt Lake spent
Sunday in this city the guest of her cous-
in, Miss Merl Miller
Harry II. Madsen Of this place enter
tanned sixteen Of his friends at Salt Lake
Monday evening. The affair was in hon
OF of his sister, Miss Florence Madsen,
and Oliver r. Meredith, who were mar
D D6NO-A~@S%@N
pink and white.
Miss Bertha Snodgrass. who has just
recently returned from a trip of one year
abroad was a Murray visitor Thursday.
Mrs. George Hyde has returned to her
home in Springville, after a visit of some
time with relatives in this city.
Richard Hansen left Monday for a two
| weeks business trip to Eureka and Nam
/ moth.
Mrs. F ]. Watson is home after a stay
of several weeks with her parents at Buff
/ falO, y. Y.
Arthur Hayes has returned from trip
/ TO Yellowstone National park
/ Miss Edna MOrrissey spent Sunday al
/ Bingham with friends.
! Patrick Friel. who has been spending
/ the past week in this city visiting with
his family, returned to Bingham Thurs
day.
DR.. and Mrs. z. o. Jones, who have
spent the past year abroad. and who re-
! turned only recently, left Thursday for
! Seattle to make their home
| Miss Blanche Hyde returned to her
home in Springville the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. W. D. Leonard entertained in
! formally for her guests from the east last
I Wednesday afternoon.
| Miss Lucille Gilmer of Park City is
spending this week in town, visiting with
her old schoolmate, Miss Lillian Gray.
| Vincent Bennion is expected home
shortly from Wyoming, where he has
been spending the summer.
| A wedding of interest to Murray people
took place Thursday when Miss ADELAIDE
| Carlisle became the bride of Samue
Cook, both of this place. They were mar
ried at the home of the brides parents
! wedding ceremony was carried out IL
the presence OF the relatives and a few
Intimate friends. A reception for abou
| fifty friends followed. Mr.. and Mrs
Cook will make their home at earned.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Moore. who has beer
spending the past few months at Scran-
| ton visiting with relatives, is expected
| home shortly.
Marvville, after a visit Of three weeks.
! Bishop u G. Miller, who has been un'
der the doctors care for the past two
! weeks, is recovering slowly.
Miss Jennie Stratton was a visitor this
| week.