The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-29

Parents, MI ana MIS- William COOK OF
Provo.
w D. S Harrington visited the "Old
Reliable Tuesday
Misses Daisy and Agnes James, who
have been the guests of their brother, NJ.
L. James and family for the last two
We eks, have returned TO their home in
central New York.
A L. Southworth was a camp visitoe
Thursday
Rev R. f. Gilpin of the Methodist Epis-
cOpal church, accompanied by his family
was in attendance at the Methodist Epis-
eopal mission IN Salt Lake this week.
[ Deputy Sheriff c. D. Coates has re-
turned from a three days visit with rela-
uVes in Eureka.
Miss Lydia Fahnf and Miss Nina Os-
borne were here from Lark this week.
n. c. Hair left camp Thursday TO take
up his residence in Salt Lake.
The local lodge of Lady Maccabees mi
uated four new members at its regular
meeting Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. j. H. Vaughan left Tuesday for
severed weeks visit with friends and Tela-
tVes in Butte.
Frank Stringham caught some fine
trout in Lost creek during his vacation
Frank A. Mallett and family are camped
near Galena. They will return home about
the first of the month.
John Nash returned from a two days
visit to Salt Lake Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Nash Of the d. & r. G.
cuprum yards has gone to salt Lake Tor
Boiler Inspector Edwards of Salt Lake
made his regular monthly trip inspecting
boilers on the D. d r. G.. skyline" this
week.
Ferris Jones intends to build a residence
at the D. & r. G. cUprum yards
Myrt Smith of the Copper Belt rail-
road is laying off for a few days and
is now visiting his family in Salt Lake.
Mrs Oscar ChristOphersOn and daugh-
ter, Miss May, of Salt Lake, were in
camp this week visiting Mrs. Christie
piers husband and other relatives.
A. L Heaston. Judge. Frank H. Cellven-
ira and j. z. Dow shot about eighty
pigeons on hunting trip this week.
c. d. Coates took trip to Lark Tues
day.
Mrs A. J. M1nnette returned from a trip
to Salt Lake Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Peterson have
moved into one Of Mrs. Mary KlOpen-
shines new cottages in Carr Fork.
Miss Frances Lehman is enjoying a
weeks vacation up Provo canyon.
J. p. Anderson of Salt Lake was a camp
visitor Thursday.
The Eastern Star members entertained
their grand lodge officers at their reg
ular meeting Friday evening. A luncheon
was served at the conclusion of the bust
ness session.
Mrs. S J. Hays is rapidly conyalescing
from a shirt illness.
AL the school buildings of the camp
are being thoroughly cleaned and reno
waited preparatory 20 opening school for
the fall term
T. L. Holman is on a ten days hunting
trip in Idaho.
Tuesday evening a delightful parcel
shower was rendered Miss La Rflla Han
sen by number of her friends at the
home of Mrs. c. c. Jensen on Second
East and First North streets. The shower
was IN honor of her coming marriage in
September to Elijah Jensen Of Mantua.
IhOSe present were Mr. and Mrs. O. c.
Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Jensen. Mes
MTnnfa II
con Hansen, Lester Hansen. the Misses
Eliza Hurd, Katherine Baty, La Riila
Hansen, Eliza Hansen. Mayms Campbell.
Minerva Lund. Callie Iund Miss Jensen
and MessTs. Orvil Lund and Elijah Jen-
sen.
John Funk and Miss Elvira Peterson
left this week for Seattle where they will
visit the fair. They will also visit some
Of the larger cities of the northwest.
Miss Roneila Anderson of Salt Lake is
visiting with relatives and friends in this
city for a couple of weeks.
Mrs Lena Jensen Of Salt Lake is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Nichols
Of this city for a few days.
FRANK Ear and Harmon johnson left
Thursday evening for a short visit with
friends in West Portage.
Mrs Lizzie Burt who has resided in
oalt Lake City for a number of years. /
returned to this city during the week and
intends TO make her home here in the
Stanley Madsen returned during the
week from short visit with relatives in
Salt Lake.
- Mr.. and Mrs. R. Leo Jensen and fam
Ivy returned during the week from an
trip through Logan canyon
Mr. and Mrs. Henry NJ Figgins re-
turned during tie week from an extended |
VISIT with relatives and friends in Ken
lucky.
Mrs. Joseph Josephson and sons. Newell
and Oleen. left Wednesday evening to |
visit friends in Plymouth for q few DAYS
Mr.. and Mrs. QUayle Of Ely. New. who
nave recently returned from the A. Y. F.
EXPOSITION at Seattle, were visitors to this !
5lly THURSDAY guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles T. Anderson.
+. NJ Hansen and Walter Green of Ell
wood We're greeting friends in Brigham
Citv Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Elmer Of Milford
are spending the week visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jensen and Mrs
samuel Carter and son Godfrey returned |
FRIDAY morning from a short visit with /
relatives in the western part of the coun- |
John H. Bott returned Wednesday
morning from a short visit with friends |
Miss Connie M1dsen left Tuesday even /
ng Tor Malad, Ida, where she will visit /
with relatives for a few davs.
DR.. r. J. Smith of COIlinst0n was greet |
n ,,g friends in this city Wednesday and |
Thursday. "''"