The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-21
Rock SPRINGS. WYo.

Mrs John Hay entertained the We'd.
nesday Card club I'm her usual hospita-
bic manner on Wednesday afternoon
High five claimed the attention of the
guests until 3 o'clock, when the dainty
favors Of the game were awarded To
Mrs. Charles Durham, Mrs. J. H
Young and Mrs. Fred Fisher. after
which the hostess served delicious re-
freshments.
Mrs. Robert Muir entertained a small
company at delightful afternoon par
ty on Thursday.
W. 3. Dunton, Chris JUel, o. Faci-
nelli. James Jameson. Joe Kinney, A.
Quadras and T. W. Boyer Of Rock
Springs, and DR.. Gilligan and Henry
Franklin Of Green River, attended
meeting held at kemmeTer this week
to form an association of shsepmen
who use the Wyoming forest reserve,
and to appoint an advisory committee
of FIVE to confer with the administra-
! ton Of the reserve. About seventy-five
sheepmen were present. and matters OF
especial interest to them were dis
cussed. The plan OF the National Wool
Warehouse association was outlined by
T. W. Boyer Of Rock Springs and was
favOrably received by the wool men.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". O'DonneH are
rejoicing over the arrival Of their first
daughter.
James Chesney Of Evanston was in
town on business for several days this
week.
Otto Rauch has gone to st. Louis to
join Mrs. Rauch, who was obliged 10
seek a lower altitude for the benefit Of
her health
Mrs. F. c. Fisher Of Fayette has re-
turned from a trip to Los Angeles and
with Mr. Fisher will visit friends In
Rock Springs for few days
J. F. MershOn of Des AfOines, who IS
interested in the Wyoming Auto Tran
sit company and the Forty Rod Flat
irrigation project with T. c. Fisher IL
in town for some time to look after his
interests.
The Searchlight club met this week
with Miss Drew. Interesting papers
were read by Miss Elsie Rupp and Miss
Alma Mcclure on THE Southern SIDE
of the Civil War" The club will hold
an open meeting at the Central school
house next Tuesday evening when Rev.
r : StringfelIow will give lecture
on the Lewis and Clark expedition
T. NJ. Edwards Of McCammOn. Ida.
was greeting old friends here on We'd
nesday.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
| McThie are congratuiating them on ths
arrival Of q son.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. TsIiaferTo re-
!
| trip to California
The St Pauick's day entertainment
I for the benefit Of the Catholic church
was enjoyed by a large audience. The
musical numbers were well received,
and the pantomime. under the direc-
/ ton Of Miss Mary Deviin. was cIevepIyi
/ done. After the program dancing was
| enjoyed till a late hour.
| Mrs Otto Schnauber has returned
| from a visit with her sister, Mrs Mar
| tin Hansen. in Evanston.
1 Mrs. f. s. Murray is visiting friends
/ in Payette Ida
! On Tuesday evening Messrs. J. c.
/ Rumsey. Emil Jensen and Walter
t Hanks were initiated into the Elk's
/ lodge.
4 Mrs II. II. Talisferro has returned 70
/ Salt Lake TO visit her daughter, Mrs
/ T. J. Wyche.
] Miss Jessie Mcdonald has graduated
| from the nurses training school at the
/ hospital, but will remain there for the
! present to assist I'm the work. which is
very heavy, sixty patients being en-
/ rolled last week
/ z. l. Emery Of Cheyenne is in town.
/ The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ James Rogan died on Monday.
! Joe McTee has been suffering from
an injury received last week in no. q
mine. when a piece Of steel struck him
/ in the eye causing a painful injury