The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-27
MURRAY.

A few of the younger set in this city
VIII entertain shortly at the new
amusement hall on Vine street ior
number of their friends. The event oids
fair to be the social affair OF tnat
week
3 Miss Carol Burt of Salt Lake, spent
Sunday in this city visiting with her
classmate Miss Lottie Leggett-
j. HarroD has returned to his home
In Ogden, after stay of two weeks
here with his brother, Thomas Harrop-
At the L. d. S. church on Vine
street, Tuesday evening the Y. M. L. A.
gave a most enjoyable entertainment.
the event marking the opening of the
seasons work. A selected program
was carried out and some interesting
selections rendered, and later on re-
freshments We're served to all present
The second rehearsal of the Murray
Dramatic clubs play, to be presented
at the opera house. took place Thurs
day evening, and the young people who
compose the cast showed up in SPLEEN
did form.
L. A. Walters has moved his family
10 Payson for permanent residence.
Miss Leona Cahoon has gone TO
Bellevue. Idaho, where she viii spend
the winter.
Vincent Bennion left the early part
of the week for stay of three months
in Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Stewart, for
merry of this place, but now of Gar
field. were Murray visitors Saturday
and Sunday.
Word comes from California that
Mr. and Mrs. u. G.. Miller are pleas
antly settled
Miss Annie Jarvis is spending this
week in Salt Lake, the guest of Mrs.
NJ. Hell.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church entertained for number
of their friends Thursday evening at
the Baptist church on Vine street.
d. levin has returned from a visit
of some time at Portland, where he
spent the time with relatives.
Mrs. A A. Bird is visiting In Cali
fornia for a month or so.
The dance given at the social hall
Wednesday was an enjoyable affair,
all the younger set attending.
Miss Geneva Hyde, OF Springville, is
here. spending a short time with rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Martin are now
pleasantly settled at Clear Lake, where
they will make their home.
Mrs. Myers has gone TO Kansas City,
Mo-, where she will visit relatives for
some time.
Miss Packard. of springville. was
visiting in the city the latter part of
the week
Miss Thews is visiting her niece in
Spokane.
Miss Seldom was hostess at a charm
ingly appointed luncheon at her home
Friday.
A number of the young people will
entertain shortly at the new amuse-
ment hall-on Vine street.
A wedding of interest to Murray peo-
pie took place Thursday evening, when
Miss F. Tongson became the bride of
John Rowe. They were married at the
home of the brides parents. A we'd
ding reception was rendered the con-
tracing couple.
Bruce Hamilton has gone TO New
York, where he Will take boat for Eng
land. He goes TO labor in the mission
field.
Miss Myers left Thursday at noon for
Philadelphia, to be away some time.
Miss Whirl. one of the teachers at
the Arlington school, entertained for
a number of her pupils Saturday by
taking them up City creek canyon for
an outing jaunt. While there a camp
fire was made and a lunch was served
to the tired little tots. The party re-
turned at dusk, feeling tired but happy.
J. JohnSak has returned from a two
years trip abroad.
Mrs. d. H. Elder. formerly of this
place, but now OF Sandy, was in Muir
ray Friday evening. visiting the local
lodge of Yeomen.
H A. Sheppard will leave shortly for
the east for an indefinite stay.
z. Fish will leave the coming month
for California. where he goes to spend
the winter months.