The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-10
MURRAY.

Hyrum Bonnlon returned home from
California one day this week. where ne
has been on a pleasure trip for two
weeks.
The woodnaan OF the World held their
annual entertainment at the Fraternal
hall one night this week.
Jesse Hyde Is organizing a boys club.
and X carried out it viii he good thing
for the boys or this place.
L. h. Powell II very sick at his home
ON Seventeenth South street
Mrs, Henry Wyier has returned 70
Mackay, Ida. She has been visiting
friends the past week.
l. G. Miller Ia able 10 he out and
around again. lie has been quite sick
during the past week.
The young son OF Mrs. l. NJ. Miller has
been quite sick
Carl Holm who rs home on a short fur
Tough. viii return shortly 10 take mp his
duties again In the United States navy.
xuTpTised div by host OF friends saturday
evening at her home ON Seventeenth
South street.
Miss Nellie Gordon left for Los AnEe-
les Saturday evening. 10 be gone about
three weeks.
Rodney Proctor. who met with an ac-
cident at the smelter short time ago,
has returned 90 work
Miss Fern Park, chief operator at the
Bell Telephone office. has gone to Cal
ifornia.
William Sanders Is stnl very sick.
Mrs Andrew Cahoon, who broke her
ankle by slipping on the icy walk. is do
ing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. George Grsnter will leave
shortly for Old Mexico.
Michael Mauss was pleasantly surprised
Friday evening.
Miss Amelia Iverson Is at her old stand
at the postoffice again.
Mrs Elizabeth Moore has sold her
home on Seventeenth South to DR.. A. A.
Bird.
The NJ. G. C. club met and were enter
tain M 81 - g.
Wednesday evening. Ever yone had an
enjoyable time.
Mrs. Nellie Wright has been visiting
her parents at HRily. Ida. the past week.
Some Of the working men who go TO
Garfield every morning have sent a pc
tition TO the Utah Light 4 Railway COM
pany to have the first car leave here at
6:l5 instead of $50 so as 10 enable them
10 catch the first train for Garfield.
Leonard Cahoon has left for California
on a trip.
was intown from Ssntaquin ON a visit
one day this week
George CahOon. son OF J. p Cahoon,
has been very sick the past week with la
grippe
Thomas Martin left during the week
on a mission to England He will be gone
two years
Mr.. Honeberg OF Goldfield spent one
day this week visiting q. II. Lyon. He
formerly resided here.
Maroni Lester Is able 20 be out and
aTOunQ again AFTER severe Illness
Miss Walker, one OF the nurses OF the
hospital. has left for her home in Cedar
City.
Johnnie Jones and wife left Saturday
for Los Angeles.
Oscar Swan and wife have gone back
TO their ranch in Idaho
j. w. CahoOn IS home from California.
Mrs Jack Woodbridge is in town from
Tonopoh and will spend month with
her mother
The Props basketball team OF the [. of
T. have issued "A challenge to the Airing
ton team and game will be played in
two weeks time The Arlington stu
dents have got a new gymnasium to prac-
tice in
John Lawson has returned home from
Los Angeles, where ne has been visiting
friends.
Ray CahOon left Saturday for Califor-
MA on pleasure trip. He Will also visit
Old Mexico and other places OF interest
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Cahoon are rejoicing
over the arrival OF a baby boy. All doing
well.