The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16

| Recitation -. ......., Fredoulf Larsen
6fy Duet u.i R. Olsen. MadaiSe HSe'snn Andeison GiF5
Recltallon ..,. 80. ........ Pearl Porter
Piano solo go, ........ Elsie Francis
Duct -, -. Mary and Lindon spence
Iiano solo .... s........ Florence Ncsbit
Floral drill ..,... ....,... Twenty Girls
The concert was followed by a dance
and refreshments were served, The af.
fair was success in every respect and
was well attended by Tintic people.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Job Wbitford and
daughter Nellie are visiting with friends
in Salt Lake.
Curtis Kirkcndall has returned after
several weeks absence III Colorado
Mrs. Bazal NJ. Cornish, who under.
! went surgical operation at a Salt Lake
! hospital, has fully recovered and has
returned to her home at Robinson.
Mrs. Alidna Coyle of Spanish Fork is
visiting her daughters. Mcsdames AL.
fred Jackson and William Thomas, at
( Robinson.
Mrs. John T. Sullivan and children
are visiting with Eureka friends this
week. and will leave for Seattle, Wash.
on Monday. where they will make their
| future home.
| Mrs. Patrick Bonuer, Mrs. William
Owens and Mrs. Pearl Siddowav visited
| friends AT the capital city this week.
John W. Hurd is visiting his son, vii.
| liam, at Twin Falls. Idaho.
Mrs. Ira Gosc has returned from a
| pleasant visit with friends at Salt Lake
| City,
Dan Ostrander visited the capital
during the week.
The ladies Of Tintic Hive No. 6. L.
Q. I. NJ, installed their new officers on
Thursday evening. the ceremony being
followed by banquet.
County Attorney Tim Foote was over
from the county seat this week.
Philip Clark left Wednesday for a
soioun in California. During his ab-
sencc Mrs. Clarke Will be the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Jackson Cnrystsl. at
| Salt Lake.
The ladies of the Twentieth Circle are
making elaborate preparations to enter
tain the delegates 10 the district con.
vention of Women of Woodcraft 10 be
! held in this city June %,
! Mrs. Wirthlin is visiting with rcla.
| tives at Salt Lake.
John r. Vance visited with his fam
! lly at Provo this week.
Lee Stewart Of Salt Lake is visiting
One hundred and fifty Of the friends
of Robert A. wilkins. assistant engi-
neer of tho Knight mines, assembled
! at the II. ID. s. meeting house at
! hngbtsville on Tuesday evening and
! rendered him farewell party, as he
leaves on mission on May 10. A
programme consisting of musical selcc-
tlons, recltations and brief speeches
was rendered, followed by a fine sup
! per.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Whitley of Park
City are visiting relatives in this city.
Bat Sullivan of Nevada. an old time
resident of this place, is renewing old
acquaintance here.
Mr. aud Mrs. james Strang returned
| home Thursday, after attending the fun
eral Of the formers brother at Og-
den.
George w. Hodgins of Salt Lake is
visiting friends in this city.
/ w, T, Shrvcr visited the capital the
| forepart of the week.
| Miss Clara Stott, a teacher in the
| public school of his city, was operated
on AT Los Angeles hospital this week
! for absccss of the spine. The operation
WAS successful, and her many friends
will rejoice 10 hear that she is rccov-
crlng rapidly from the effects.
George Hanson, Edward Pike, Charles
| Allhcrg. Edward Hanson and George
! Beck attended the obsequies of the late
| John Strang, which were held at Salt
Lake and Ogden this week. They rep
resented Godiva lodge No, Q, Knights Of
Pythias of this city, of which Mr..
| StranG was member.