The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02
MURRAY
.nccial To The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
MURRAY, May 1.-The members Of
The Murray v. +. D. will entertain some
time during the fore part of MAY, at
one of their monthly entertainments.
These entertainments have proven n bio
success heretofore, and the fire laddies
arc TO be congratulated upon the way
lhcy handle the affairs,
Tho Murray Alumni association is
contemplating entertaining MT dance
inst after the close of the present school
wear. meeting was held Friday even
ing. and plans discussed in respect to
the hop
Il. Miller. son of Mrs. j. r. Miller of
this place. who has been seriously i'll
nj one of the hospitals for some time,
has been removed TO his home in Price.
where he is said TO be improving rap.
idly.
May walking parties were in evidence
Saturday. The weather here was ideal.
and the sun shonc out in all its splcn.
dor The crowds in general took the
direction of the eastern hills, and the
spacious fields surrounding this place
\ large number of the NJ. l. A. people
OF this place went to Wandamere Fri
day evening, where the first dance of
the season under the auspices of the
N. /. a. was given.
Don Morgan left for Wyoming Sun
day to look after his business interests
in that vicinity.
G. H. Walton accompanied by his
son Jessie left Wednesday for his home
in Lorenzo, Ida, after a stay of some
time here with relatives.
The commencement exercises of the
Of
will be held in the First Ward chapel
on Vine street and elaborate arrange
ments are being made for the event A
noticeable feature of this years exer-
cises Will be the scarcity of flowers,
the school board having ordered that
no flowers arc TO be given to graduates.
The Murray Choral society met at the
First Ward chapel Friday evening for
the last time this season as a banded
organization of singers. The affair was
Il banquet and dance given in their
honor by members of the ward. Con-
ductor William Robinson was presented
with purse containing $50 while Miss
MAY Bennion, the accompanist, re-
ceived n gold bracelet.
Miss Margaret Thomas and Joseph 3.
Taylor. two well-known people who live
in the vicinity of Murray, were united
in the holy bonds of wedlock Tuesday
evening. Ihe marriage was performed
at the home Of the bride s parents in
Holiday. and wedding supper was
served at the home of the groom s par
ents, About fifty close friends and
relatives of the two young people were
present at the supper. Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor are contemplating making their
future home in Holiday.
DR. and Mrs. Kennedy of Denver are
here and VIII make their future home
in Murray DR.. Kennedy will take the
practice of DR.. w. F.. Ferrebee, who
leaves very shortly for Seattle, where
he and his family will reside in the fu-
ture,
Dr. Hardy Lynch of Salt Lake will
make Murray City his home in the fu-
ture. Or. Lynch and County Physician
r. G. Odell win manage the Murray
private hospital.
Miss Lille Paxton Of Nephi is here
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Jones.
She is also spending some time with
Miss Vilate Davis.
Mrs John Brownlee, a former resi-
dent OF Murray, but now of Mexico, is
hero TO spend several weeks with
friends and relatives
e. T. Walton is home from Tooela,
where he has been spending the past
week.