The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30

Sunday from Garfield, where she has
been spending the past two weeks with
her sister, Mrs, L. NJ. Miller
Mrs. John Sanders Of Park City was
here Saturday spending a short time
with her mother. Mrs. Mary Davis.
City Councilman Warren Lyon Will
very shortly move into his new home
which has just been recently erected on
North State street.
William Hammond, accompanied by
his son. left the fore part of the week
for his home in Colorado, after a week
or more spent here with relatives.
Quite a large number of the young
people who have been attending school
at the L. D. S. Z. this winter spent
Wednesday at Wandamere, where the
class field day exercises were held.
In order to show their loyalty to the
old school where they had spent so
many happy years. and where they
made so many valuable acquaintance,
the '09 graduating class Of the Airing
ton school of Murray have presented
the board of education with statue of
Paul Revere. This work was done by
c. K. Dallin, the well known Utah
sculptor To do full honor to the grad
uating class, Superintendent G. NJ.
Mumfurd will have the statue placed
at the head of the main stairway lead
ing into the Arlington school, where all
who enter may view il. On a small
brass plate at the base Of the statue are
inscribed the names of those who COM
pose the 'O9 class.
Mrs. Albert CahoOn left this week for
! Bellevue. Ida, after d pleasant sOjoun
of a few days with relatives at this
point.
Word comes from New York that
y 1
/ that point. Monday Mrs. Clark will
/ take boat for Europe, where she is con-
templating spending some time before
returning.
After a weekend visit here. H A.
Clarkson has left for his home in Boise,
/ Ida. This was Mr.. Clarkson's first visit
/ TO this place. and he remarked before
/ leaving that it would not be his last.
/ Mrs. E. Bush Of Pleasant Grove is
! spending a few days here with Mrs. r.
J, Alexander.
/ Mrs. John Trip was pleasantly sur
prised by the members Of her Sunday
! school class at the Trip home Wed
/ nesday afternoon.
Guy Malloy. who has spent some time
in Nevada, is in Murray. but will leave
the coming week for Idaho to visit with
/ his mother.
An informal dancing party was given
1 in the Grant amusement hall Thurs
day evening under the auspices of the
! amusement committee
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Snarr announce
| the engagement Of their daughter, Eu-
nice, TO George Walton of this place
/ The wedding will take place June "a
at the home of the brides parents.
/ Mrs. T. c. Pierce is at Heber City
spending a week or more with her par
ents, who reside at that point.
/ Bert HakansOn was in town this
week from American Fork, where he is
| spending the summer.
Mrs. William McCleary will return
from st. Marks hospital Monday, where
she underwent an operation two weeks
ago.
At the home Of Miss Inez GOodmun-
sun Thursday evening was held the
last of a series OF informal affairs that
have been in vogue during the past
winter. The affair was for those who
were members of that special club, and
in all twelve were present. Five hun
dred was the game played during the
evening, and prizes were given to sue
cessful point winners At II o'clock q
large supper was served in the spacious
dining room.