The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-20
MURRAY.

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The Trocadero, which has been dark
all summer. was the center of attrac-
ton Saturday evening, when the open
ing dance of the season was given. A
number of dances are scheduled for the
coming winter.
Arthur Stall of Phoebe. who has been
here on short trip, has departed for
his home.
Thomas Moore of Spanish Fork was
in Murray Tuesday looking up old ac-
quaintances.
Sherman Freeze has left for Salt
Lake. where he will attend school at
the l.. d. S. university.
Martin Peel is back from a two
months absence spent with his par
ents in Montana
J. Evans. accompanied by his son,
left Friday for the east, where his son
viii enter school.
Harry King has left for his home In
San Francisco, after spending some
time here with relatives
]. Louis Brown left Friday for Chi
cago. where he goes to complete his
studies.
The wedding of Miss Brinton to Ches-
ter p. CahOOn will take place Sept. %.
Mrs. Atkins of Salt Lake has left for
her home. after stay of some time
here.
The Rev. Jesse Hyde left Wednesday
for Wyoming. where he will reside in
the future
Miss Helen Copeland entertained
number of her young girl friends at
theatre party at the Happy Hour Fri
day evening.
j. c. Scott spent part of this week at
Provo on a short business trip.
Henry Birdell left Thursday for Bos-
ton, where he intends entering school.
George Randall was here Sunday Wis
iting with ]. Roy Powell and shaking
hands with old acquaintance
Mr.. and Mrs Ridd returned to their
home in. the south Tuesday.
Miss Riley and John Keep were united
in marriage the fore part of this week
Mrs. Brown of Idaho Falls is here to
spend some time with her sister. Mrs
w. c. Churches
Joseph l.. Martin of Tooele was a pill
grim to Murray the latter part of the
week
Miss Nellie Hamilton will return
shortly from Idaho. where she has been
spending her summer vacation.
r. II. Winder has left for Weiser,
Ida, on an extended business trip.
DR.. c. L. Olson, formerly physician
at this place, sojourned here for a day
this week
Frank Stevens is home from his Ida
no trip.
N ]. Malstrom left Sunday for a
fortnight visit at Denver
Rev. Parry of Wyoming will arrive
soon to take charge of the Baptist
church.
]. c. White and wife visited friends
at Salt Lake Friday and Saturday of
this week
Joe Stearns has departed for Eureka,
W ha wi IN he i've MI,
ter.
Bob Wilkinson has left for Phoenix,
AriZ-, to remain some months.
l.. Nelson has left for Logan, where
he will remain during the coming
school year.
]. Hawkins left Friday evening over
the Salt Lake route for Lynn.
Mrs. Wooley is here from Idaho to
visit with relatives.
George Langford spent the past week
with relatives in southern Idaho
William Watts left Thursday for his
home after a fortnight's sojourn here
with relatives.
r. E. Davidson, formerly one of the
staff of instructors at the Arlington
school. is at Los Angeles completing
his studies.
Mrs. Leonard Watts Cahoon of Salt
Lake was here for days visit this
week
Miss Peterson returned from Manti
the first of the week. where she has
been visiting the past two weeks
l.. p. bruce of Idaho is visiting here
with relatives this week.
The stork left baby boy at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dundas
Thursday last,
Mr. and Mrs John Goodall, Mr. and
Mrs. John Birch and John Berger have
returned from their summer outing
spent in Big Cottonwood canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hearst of Ogden spent
Thursday in Murray.
Mrs. Richards leaves shortly for CAL
ifornia. where she goes to spend the
winter
from Virginia, where she has been for
the past month visiting with relatives.
Jessie Ecton of Ophir is here this
Williams.
Miss Chester has left for Wyoming
where she viii reside In the future
Mrs. Ada Kinney is here after
summer spent out of town.
Miss Maggie Powell OF Salt Lake is
here visiting with relatives this week
Lie. Moore of Boulder. Colo. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lance of
Mill Creek
Mrs. L. NJ Taylor of Logan is in
town for few days sojourn.
]. c. Holt is here from southern Ida
no. where he has been for some monrn.
Miss Gudmunsen returned Tuesday
from visit of several weeks in the
east.