The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-23
P0CATELL0 HAPPENINGS.
lspecIaI Correspondence.l

Pocatello Ida. June 21-Ed Kent
member of the POcs tellO volunteer fire
department. was arrested Saturday on
the complaint of two young men who
say they were hired by Kent to set fire
TO different buildings which have lately
burned, so that a record could be made
by the fire department.
Caroline Peterson has arrived from
Swede nand viii make her home with
her brother here.
Mrs. II. ]. Peterson and Mrs. W. G.
Cruise of Boise returned from a visit to
Idaho Falls on Saturday
Mrs. NJ Z. Burrus left this week for
her home in Christians, Tenn, after
spending two years with her son in this
city. Fletcher Burrus.
Mrs. Oscar Dufresne left this morning
for Montreal, Canada, with her children.
They will be gone three months.
Robert J. Hayes returned this week
days with his family. who are residing
during the summer on q Carey act unit
Polk Smith Of Glenns Ferry met his
wife near the Short Line plaza in Poca-
tellO and stabbed her with a pocket knife.
with murderOus intent. Mrs. Smith will
recover.
Mrs. Sidonia Ferguson is in the city
from Idaho Falls. She will visit for about
a week.
Mrs. ]. P. WaIlin Of Ogden. mother of
William and n. S. Wallin and Mrs. Dana
Woods. is in the city for an extended
visit
Walter Leopold and wife have gone to
the exposition at Seattle. They expect to
be gone a month or sixweeks
The firm OF Douglas q Valentine are
shearing the cOmpany"s 140OO head of
sheep. The yield is 10000 pounds or
more.
Miss Marie Jones is visiting friends in
Idaho Falls.
[. 3. Castle and son Harry have re-
turned from California. where they spent
six weeks for the benefit of Harry s
health
Bob DonneHy and Roscoe stockslager
are home from a fishing trip to Big
Springs
Al Douglas is home from three weeks
visit to New York, Chicago. Philadel-
phia and other eastern points
Miss Grace B. OUtterer Of Boston and
married at the Presbyterian parsonage
by the Rev. Henry A. Mullen. The
young couple will make their future
home in POcatello. DR.. Learner is asso-
ciated with Dr. Earl Jones.
Nicolas lift is here from Salt Lake on
a visit He will sail for Germany next
month to Join his parents. His father is
United States consul at Nuremberg, Ger
many.
Miss Minnie Phillips of this city and
James Burrell Of Salt Lake City were
married here Thursday.
A pretty home wedding took place on
Wednesday, at 1 o'clock in the morning
at the residence of Mrs. NJ r. Grove.
when her daughter. Rhena Grove, and
Joseph Williams were united in mar
rage. The bride wore a going-away
gown of navy blue. They left on the
11:45 train for Oakland, Cal. where after
q months visit they will be at home to
their friends.
NJ. c. Cochran and family are the
guests from Idaho Falls of Mrs. Coch-
rams parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Henry.
Principal Miles Reed IS enjoying a
/ fishing trip on the Big Springs head
waters of the Snake river
DR.. ]. F. Adams. assistant surgeon for
| the o. s. L. in this city, will leave next
week for GOotOn. S. D., for a visit. aft
er which he will go TO Aberdeen. s D.
where he will practice medicine
Charles Durham. who has been in a
hospital at Salt Lake for several weeks,
4 is home and is feeling much improved.
I He will leave shortly for San Francisco.
! thence to Seattle. and from there to
| Alaska. HE viii be absent three months.
Miss Marguerite O'Connor of Montpe-
/ her is spending the week with POcs-
| teilo friends.
Miss Margaret Harmer is home from
/ Moscow. where she is attending the uni
versity.
Miss Ruth Quigley is in Salt Lake for
few weeks visit with relatives and
Mrs. T. F. Carey and daughter Josie
| left for Las Vegas, New, to visit Mrs.
Carey's sister. Mrs Cook. They will be
absent about two months.
George Winter Of the Pocateiio Water
/ company is home from Hunter Hot
| Springs, Mont. where he went for the
| benefit of his health