The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-20
MURRAY.

MURRAY.
wedding OF interest this week was
that OF Miss Hazel stuart ana Inonlas
81 Eieholl. which took place Monday
afternoon al the home Of the bride :
parents. The bride wore gown OF
white and was attended by Miss Graves.
while Robert NichOll acted rs best man
The rooms were tastefully decorated
throughout A wedding receptions was
given to about 100 close rlends ana
relatives OF the two young people Mr.
and Mrs Nichols VIII make, their future
home at Sandy.
nt,Dular Young people Of this place, were
married the fore part of the week at the
home Of the brides parents \ "e1dlhs
supper was given. Mr.. and Mrs Born
will reside at Union, In the vicinity OF
Murray. -,
TWO sons George T. and Harold. VIII
spend Saturday and Sunday in Murray
visiting with relatives.
Miss Minnie Greer left Saturday even
Ing for Spanish Fork. where she viii
spend the holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Greer.
Miss Fannie Bird. formerly OF this
place but now of salt Lake, IS III with
smallpox Miss Bird is the sister OF Dr.
A A Bird Of this place.
Archie Bezzant has left for American
Fork. whore he VIII remain during the
HOLIDAYS visiting with his parents
The school cantata given at the Muir
raw First ward chapel Thursday even
ing was success both socially and fl
financially. The program rendered was
excellent The trophy that WIS given 10
the best number rendered was won BY
John G. Johnson left Friday evening
for Omaha. where he viii enter school
after the holidays.
Christmas entertainment viii be Civ
en- at the Methodist church tonight. a
Christmas tree and delightful program
viii be the main features OF the even
.ing's entertainment
The stork left a baby boy at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ranch Tues
3. Bittner and wife are here from Can
ada 20 spend the winter with relatives
Il. f. Hintze has returned from Mex
leo where he went on an extended bust
ness trip G
Harold Aalnwarhg arrived here from
BlackfOOt Thursday 70 spend the Christ
mas holidays with his parents.
Mrs. Vincent Wootten will entertain at
an informal affair Monday at her home
in this city in honor Of Miss Retta Stew
ens0n. who viii be married Dee q to
Joseph 3. Andrus.
George Myers left for Montana the fore
fpart of this week where he Is .contem-
plating spending the remainder OF the
winter
Joe Parrnley left Saturday for ScofieId
10 remain during the holidays.
4 sielghing party was given Thursday
evening by a number of the young men
iresiding in Murray. The party was COM
.posed of both girls and boys, and the
large bobsed drawn by four horses was
crowded To its fullest capacity. \ trip
was made to Salt Lake along state
street. the roads beings in excellent con
dition, and back by way of the Redwood
saturday evening at the Trocadero The
Murray Baseball association gave their
ball. The large hall was decorated with
he MAJ an a =
gloves. masks. baseball bats and the like
surrounding the walls. The program was
the feature OF the evening. u having
been gotten up In such a manner that
baseball slogans We're used for the Off
ferent dances.
Miss one Pickering Of Nephi has been
hrre this week visiting, with Mr.. and
AIRS. Carl Anderson. She left Friday
evening for her home. 70 remain during
thc holidays, after which she viii re-
turn 20 attend school at the /. d. 5.
university at Salt Lake City
John e. Carlyle has left for Nevada 10
remain during the winter.
Walter Moore arrived home Thursday
from Alta, whore he has been for the
Tony Lundberg. formerly Of this place
but now of Sandy. was here for two days
o. this week visiting with old acquain-
Miss Fay Lawrence OF Spanish Fork
returned to her home after a visit of
some time with friends IN the vicinity Of
Murray.
party composed Of Karen Bennon.
James Paxton and "a number Of other
BOYS took a sieighing party as far as
Sandy and back Friday evening Of this
week,
James Aionson who is attending a milf
tsry school i'm the east. VIII arrive here
Monday or Tuesday, %, remain with has
parents during THE holidays
Mrs. c. J. Evans LEFT Thursday for her
home in san Francisco. Her son and
daughter viii leave for the same place
ia about two or three weeks.
Word has been received here from Los
Angeles 20 the effect that Mrs. Jack
WOODBRIDGE, whose maiden name was
Aiiss Nctue Moore. Is sam at the hospi-
tai Mrs. Elizabeth Moore viii remain
with ner daughter until the fore part OF
Arthur Wood and Frank Lees are con.
tcmplatius spending part of the holidays
iu the south, the guests Of Archie BeZ-
zant at The latter's home in American
Fork.
Miss Clara Hagen left Sunday morning
for Mammoth 70 spcnd a seek with Mr..
She will return the day after Christ
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hart left Wednes-
day for their ranch in southern Idaho,
where they will remain until spring.
J. G. Anderson has lefJ fOr Nephi, to
bee gone three weeks or more
Eliza J. Strong will leave Immediately
after the holidays for Chicago. where she
viii enter a music conservatory with the
inJclton 81 completing her studies in
music.
fred Jensen viii leave the day after
Christmas Tor Guunison, 10 remain.abO
0ua week.
Miss Theresa Cahoon will arrive here
Monday FROM Logan. where she is attend
ing school AZ the a. c, T.. to spend the
HOLIDAYS with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Cahoon
Miss Frew has left for Payson TO visit
with her parents for a week.
Mrs. George Hyde and daughters, Ge-.
ncvh and Blanche. have returned to- their
home in Springv.lie after a three days
visit with relatives here.
William Lorry has left for Denver to
enter the university. re VIII take a spe-
cial course.
BINGHAM.
Louis Strauss entertained during the
week Mrs. J ToVeustine and the Misses
rtrs.aertnr ne Atlanta