The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-19
PARK CITY.

Mrs. L. B. Wight and baby returned
IN Salt Lake.
W. S. Dickert came up to Park Friday
morning, called by the death of his sister
Miss Clara Dickert.
Misses Ada and Clara Kimball and Myr-
tie Peterson gave a picnic Saturday to a
number of the High school pupils An
enjoyable time was had
Mrs Funk and daughter. Miss Frieda
were incoming passengers Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Frances Shields came home Sunday
from Salt Lake
Miss Alta Rockingham chaperoned a
crowd of little folks on a picnic Friday
afternoon. The occasion was the birth
DAYS of Miss Eleanore Wight and Guy
Wight A nice lunch was served, and the
day was ideal for picnic. Altogether the
children had jolly day.
Mrs. Post returned to Park this week
aIter mouths visit in Melville, Utah,
with her daughter Mrs Peterson.
The A. B. w. S. boys and girls had a
jolly picnic to Rocky Point Wednesday,
and were chaperoned by Miss Hattie
Baker. The crowd returned by moon
light.
Emmett Shields came up to Park Friday
morning TO spend the Easter vacation with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Shields.
Richard kricker of All HallOWs col
lege is visiting in Park, the guest of En-
NETT Shields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roedman entertained very
pleasantly at dinner Sunday in honor Of
Miss Stewart
The sophomore class of the High school
gave picnic Wednesday afternoon.
a Jolly surprise party was had on
Charles Hartwel Friday evening. Games
. and music and dancing was INDUCED in
until late hour, and delicious refresh
ments were served
Mrs. Grose and son Fred returned to
their home i'm Park this week after
six months visit in Everett, Wash
Mrs. @. Z. Hedges visited in Ogden dur
ing spring vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes returned Wednes-
day from O'Neill Neb.
The st. Luke's guild met Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Jean Hamp-
ton.
Mrs Youngberg is home again after sew
eral weeks spent in Salt Lake with her
mother. Mrs. Kirk.
After the regular meeting of the O. f. S.
members Friday evening, social session
was had, a short program rendered and
refreshments were served.
Mrs. George Mclaughlin left for Idaho
after a pleasant visit in Park with rela-
tives and friends.
very pleasant event in society of the
young set was the Easter party given by
Miss Marjorie Williams to about twelve
young friends Saturday afternoon. First
the crowd was taken OF the matinee. then
returned to Miss Williams home. where
eggs were dyed and games PLAYED and
refreshments served and every child given
a souvenir in an Easter design.
Miss Nellie Jennings came up from Salt
Lake Friday morning to spend Easter
with her parents.
Charles and Tony McGill and John Kel-
ly, All Hallows students, are spending
their Easter vacation in Park with rela-
tives
Mrs. Jessie n. Priest the botany teacher
in the local High school, took her class on
the hill Friday afternoon to search for
wild flowers as they are making a study
of wild flowers at present.
Mrs. Mike Condor was a passenger to
Park Wednesday morning.
Miss Claire Stevenson spent Sunday in
Park.
Mrs. Kate Carpenter is in Park having
been called by the death of Mrs. Nc
Donald.
r. J. McCleery spent few days in Salt
Lake this week.
John Williams of Newark. o., Is spend
ing a few weeks in Park. the guest of
Mrs. r. G. Norris and family. This is
Mr.. Williams first trip west and ne is