The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
THE Neutrality-suspicious. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. SUNDAY 1909

state fair at Salt Lake during the week:
Sherman Fargo James Byrne, William
Westerfeld, Jake Cunnington, Mike
Miksel, Patrick Heenan, VIII Wright,
VIII Deason, Edward Hurlburt and
George Zabrislie.
Thomas Cupit was a visitor to Salt
Lake during the week.
Ernest Bamberger, manager Of the
Daly-West mine, came UP from Salt
Lake Monday evening in his auto.
Thomas KeaTns, manager of the King
Coalition mine; NJ. J. Daily, superinten-
dent; G. p. Brooks, mining engineer, ac-
companed by f. O. Mccormick of the
Southern Pacific Railway company,
were visiting at the mines Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The St Luke's Guild will give an
apron sale and serve dinner on Oct. IA
at the Episcopal church.
Thomas J. Rowland of Alta was in the
Park Tuesday, en- route to salt Lake.
James Muir. George Quinn and Frank
Shields spent Sunday at Brighton.
Z. p. Evans left Monday afternoon for
Battle Mountain, New, where he viii
inspect some of his valuable mining
ground, which is owned and controlled
by himself and Thomas Kearns.
Mrs. Warren c. wilkins Of Marysvlle,
Cal, is here, the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Eliza Nelson.
The WOmen's Athenaeum met Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. \. b.
Williams After the routine business
was transacted, the president, Mrs. A.
| b. Williams gave an address and q pa
per on Summer Renaissance" writ
| ten by NJ. +. Allen. which was read by
! Mrs. D. Q Crabill. Dainty refresh
ments were served. The next meeting
will be held on Oct. II at the home of
| Mrs. A. 3. Williams Mrs. Sherman
| Fargo and Mrs. E. J. Bergs were ap-
| pointed as delegates to the meeting of
the State Federation Of Women's clubs,
| which was held in Salt Lake Thursday,
| Friday and Saturday.
| George Williams and Esther Webb
| were married at Salt Lake Tuesday aft
! ernOOn. They viii reside i'm this city.
". Y. Quinn. Jerry Shea and Joseph
/ LangfOrd were delegates to the state
Federation of Miners meeting, which
| was in session at Salt Lake Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lucy McMulen of Alberta, Can
ada, is here, the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Brigham Young.
Frank McEwan went to Salt Lake
| Monday on legal business.
/ w. J. ROssbeTg, master mechanic at
the Daly-West mine, was in Salt Lake
Tuesday.
Mrs. Warren Beckstead left the lat
| ter part of the week for Evanston,
! WyO., where she will reside.
Miss Ruth Treweek of Salt Lake was
here during the week, the guest Of heT
brothers at the Wabash mine.
J. W. Quinn Of Salt Lake was mere
Tuesday and Wednesday meeting Old
acCuaintances.
John Nimmo has been appointed shift
boss at the Little Bell mine.
G. w. LamboUrne, manager of the
Daly-Judge mine, was visiting at the
property Wednesday,
w. H. Child of salt Lake was visiting
at the King Coalition on Tuesday.
County Attorney Peter Clark was Wis
iting in CO7lville on Tuesday.
Park lodge, K. of P. No. 4, on Tues
day evening gave a stag party to its
members and friends. The Rev. G. L
Martin gave a brief speech on "Pyth-
ianism,' which was much enjoyed, after
which a banquet was served. The AT.
fair was held at Society hall.
Mrs. Jean Hampton of Salt Lake
chaperoned party of the Rowland Hal
faculty through the Silver King and
DaIy-West mines the first part of tbs
| week
Mrs. G. W. HOdgson gave a dinner
party Thursday evening for Robert
Roy, who leaves for Cherry Creek, New.
where he will take charge of a mill.
Elwood Garvin left Friday Afternoon
for Salt Lake, where he will visit with
friends.
The o. E. s. P club met at the home
of Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald on Thursday
afternoon. and KensingtOn party tool
: place The following members were
present: Mesdames Joseph Kemp, VII
liam ROsevear, Joseph Mclaughlin, Lc-
TenZO MuiTbTOOk, Jerome Paxton, Es-
Their Gidley and J. J. Fitzgerald. Dam
| ty refreshments were served. Nhey meet
Oct. p at the home of Mrs. William
Rosevear.
Church Castle, manager # the Ora
ham Mercantile company at ely, is in
Park City on business.
| Mrs c. W. HOdgsOn was at salt Lake
Friday afternoon.
The loci lodge of the Eastern Stal
gave a barn dance Friday evening al
, their hall The affair was largely at
tended.
The freshmen class of the local High
school entertained the students and fac.
ulty at Maple hall Friday evening
About 10 students were present, ana
the affair was enjoyed throughout
, | Punch was served.
John Crane and wife are visiting rela
tives in Provo.
2 Miss Cora Mulgrave went to Sal
Lake Friday afternoon for brief visit
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