The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-02
MURRAY.

Mrs. l. NJ. Miller left TUESDAY even
Ing for a weeks sojourn at Spanish forh
Mrs Freeman and daughter have gone
east for a stay of two months.
Miss Lucy Lawrence entertained
number of her young girl friends Fri
day at the Lawrence home on N lhIn
East The afternoon was dehgntiuny
spent by all present: they an p pnt
Miss Hazel Argyle of Spanish FORK,
who has been spending some time with
relatives here, has returned TO her nome.
James Brown is home after having
spent the past two months in the east.
George Davis, who has been here Tor
tho past two weeks. has left for his home
IN ST. Louis. .
Idaho Wednesday evening
MT. and Mrs. John Hand returned the
fore part of the week from chicago,
where they have been for the past
Word has been received here ANNOUNCE
ing the safe arrival at England OF Roy
Miss Meta Johnson leaves shortly TOT
Vernal. where she expects to remain
Mrs. II. W. Lane and son, David. left
Tuesday evening for a short stay at san
c. II. Kaigh of wyoming is here visit
ing with his sister. Mrs. c. j. Thomas.
L. c. Miller is home after having spen.
the past two weeks in the mountains on
a pleasure trip.
Vilate Davis, who has been spending
the past three weeks at Brighton is
home
Miss Helen White has returned from
three weeks. outing trip spent at Brig
ham and the surrounding country.
L. d. Gordon is here from Round
Mountain. where he has been for the past
two months.
Mrs. John Hansen has returned from
visit of two weeks In Kansas
Mrs. G. Smith and children are spend
10
Mr. and Mrs. Thorn and family leave
the last OF the week for their summer
cottage at Brighton
Miss Marie McCarty of Spokane is mere
visiting with relatives.
Miss F. DOolittle leaves before long TO
return to her home in Chicago.
Miss Gray, who has been spending
some time in Colorado. is expected home
shortly.
William Dunnlng has returned after an
absence of three months in southern Ida
no.
George Moore entertained for a num-
her of his friends at his home in this city
the fore part of the week. The large
home and grounds were lighted brilliant
w. and cosy seats were arranged on the
lawns and on the verandas around the
house. Within the decorations were very
tastefully arranged. and punch was
served on the broad veranda. The flow
ers used for decorating purposes were
sweet peas and nasturtiums. Things
waxed merry all during the evenings en-
tertainment and II was by far one of the
most ENJOYABLE affairs among the young
men that has taken place for some time
Mrs J. L. Jones of Spanish Fork was
Murray visitor one day this week
A Jolly crowd of Murray boys VIII
leave Sunday (this morning) for days
outing in Big Cottonwood. They expect
10 go as far as Brighton. where the day
will be spent in recreation and pleasure
Mr.. and Mrs. Crane will leave the fore
part of the Ginning week for Brighton:
where they will spend the remainder of
the summer months.
The Peterson family will leave Mon
day morning for Brighton for day or
so at the hotel.
Mr. and Mrs Fans are back from a
trip of several weeks 10 the coast.
L. NJ. Miller. who has been abroad for
the past two years. Is expected home tine
middle of AuC1 ST.
Miss Grace Holmes will leave Sunday
for short stay with friends out Of
town.
Miss Edna Hyde. who has been spend
ing the past week here as the guest of
Miss Ethel Powell left Friday evening
for her home in Springville-
Mrs Maggie Jones. who mas been Wis
fling with relatives here the past month.
leaves for her home in Malad Monday
evening.
of the coming week, to be gone some
George Clarkson and two friends re-
turned Thursday from a two weeks So
wood canyon.
A party of Murray boys went out to
Saltair Friday evening as a lake party
TO participate in the usual Friday even
ing dance. The party went out on the
evening train and enjoyed a ride on the
launch, and later enjoyed supper. after
which the remainder OF the evening was
spent In tripping the light fantastic.
George Bates of Salt Lake is here
spending the hot summer months with
g. NJ Brockbank at the Brockbank home
a little east Of here.
The stork left a baby girl at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde Chambers the
fore part OF the week.
quite "a number of Murray people are
pyailing themselves of the rates to yell
lowstone National park by securing
transportation and embarking TO that
popular rendezvous in search OF recrea-
ton and pleasure combined.
T. Roy Powell. accompanied by two
companions. will leave within the course
of a week for three weeks outing trip
on the banks of the Weber.
Walter Moore arrived home Monday
from California where he met with an
accident which compelled him TO return
for medical care.
Mrs A. A. Bird is home after an alb
sence OF week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Jones and family
are now pleasantly settled in their new
home on North State street.
Seth Baker OF Logan spent one day
OF this week IN Murray visiting with his
cousin, Miss Meta Johnson, who leaves
shortly for Vernal.
Karrne Bennion. the young soloist. is
expected home from Wyoming some time
the coming week, after an absence OF
month or more.
Edgar Ellis has returned from three
weeks vacation trip spent at Colorado
Springs.
Mrs. NJ He'll left Monday for q months
outing trip She will devote her time
between Park City and Brighton:
Mrs W. X. Butts. who left last week
for her home in Virginia. has arrived
safely at her destination. She expects
TO remain away for a north or so longer.
Mrs. John Jensen OF Salt Lake CITY
was visiting here one day this week.
Miss Theresa Cahoon and Miss Jean
winder are home from Eureka, where
they were the guests of Miss Goldie
Crooks.
Mrs Young and her daughter. Ruth of
Iowa who have been visiting here for
the past fortnight. Will leave Tuesday
for their home.
Mrs Fred Naylor and daughter have
left for Blaine. Mont, where they expect
10 spend one month.
Mrs Eathcell is visiting with her niece.
Mrs Mabel Cauffman, at Park City for
a week or more.
Pav Hulburt has left for Montana on
a three weeks vacation.
Roy Cook has returned from an ex-
tended visit TO Seattle.