The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20

to Rigby and other points in Idaho.
Harold Palmer of Denver. Colo. was
camp visitor the latter part of the
week
Sven Hakenson has position at
Lark, where he will probably reside for
the summer.
Miss Mary J. Butcher left the first of
the week for Salt Lake, where ne will
attend summer school at the University
of Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. AdderIey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Stringham, Mr.. and Mrs.
+, E. Dudley, Mrs. Walter Ward, the
Misses Frances and Anna Lehman, Liz
zie Mackinson, Laura NJ. Creelman and
/ Bert Hooking constituted a party of
merry picnickers that went up Butter
| Held canyon Sunday. The day was
/ ideal and all report a royal good tine
Mrs. G. G. Schleipp of Salt Lake re-
turned home the first of the week, after
a brief visit with her husband.
Postmaster c. H. Roberts was a Salt
Lake visitor this week
| Miss Sybil Fields, a student at The
/ Collegiate Institute is home with her
parents for the summer vacation.
Willis Myers of the Salt Lake High
school is home for the summer yacation.
Miss Madge CaUlfield of Upper Bng-
/ nam is home for the summer, having
completed the second year at the Salt
Lake High school.
George Sorenson and Miss Myrtle
/ Christensen returned Sunday from Lo-
gan, where they went to visit Mr.. So
rensOn'S parents.
Mrs. Paul Lundy and her mother,
Mrs. A. J. Minnette, spent several DAYS
in salt Lake this week
Miss Hazel Miller and little brother
Dewey left Wednesday for Provo 10
visit their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
William Cook, for the summer. Mrs
r. c. Miller returned Monday from a
weeks stay at the Garden City.
A. L. Robinson of Pueblo, Colo. was
in camp the early part of the week.
Frank l. krider of Salt Lake was in
camp on business Wednesday.
John West is assistant assayer at the
Utah Copper mill.
Etreck Miller is in Provo visiting his
grandparents. MI and Mrs. William
Cook.
Paul Lundy of Highland Boy was at
RiveTtOn Sunday.
Frank Scussel, for the past year q
student in Gordon academy. Salt Lake
is home for the summer vacation.
Miss Rena Newman has resigned her
position with the Independent Telephone
company and accepted a position in c.
The Eighth grade graduating class is
preparing to make the alumni dance at
canyon hall on the evening Of the 24th
Of this month big success. The Norris
orchestra VIII furnish music.
Willie Manca of Salt Lake is visiting
his mother. Mrs. c. A. Graysor.
Miss Elizabeth Booth is student at
the University Of Utah summer school.
Edward MackinsOn of Stockton was in
camp the first Of the week the guest of
his mother. Mrs. a. Macknson. and his
sisters, Misses Lizzie and Dollie MaGkin-
SON
Miss Edith Jeffrey has accepted a DO
sition at Bebb's confectionery store.
Miss Ger1e Bush has a position with
the Independent Telephone company.
The NeighbOrhood Whist club will be
entertained at the home of MI and Mrs
Fred Bemis next Wednesday evening.
Miss Hazel Bemis returned Wednesday
from a ten days visit with friends ana
relatives in Salt Lake.
c. l. CoUntryman was in Salt Lake
saturday, returning on the evening train
Fred Bemis was Salt Lake visitor
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Lee were in Salt
Lake the first Of the week
Little Miss Neva Stringham is visiting
with Ogden relatives.
Mrs. Andrew Mayer and little son Joe
nave returned from weeks stay in Salt
Roma Bourgard was at Lark and But
terrified canyon Wednesday.
E. ]. MarneIl OF Salt Lake was a camp
visitor Monday on business
DR.. L. L. Archer OF Salt Lake spent
Wednesday and Thursday in camp
Misses Hazel and Maurice Bourgard.
who have been attending the Salt Lake
High school. are home for the summer
Miss Hazel was a member of the grad1I-
atiGg class.
Francis Quinn was at Lark the latter
part Of the week.
r 5. Oliver, superintendent Of the
Utah-ADex Mining company, was in Salt
Make this week
Mrs NJ. L. James and children are Wis
lung relatives on ranch near Sandy
Miss May Taylor Of Salt Lake was :
camp visitor this week, visiting friends
and relatives.
Mrs. John Jimpson. ST, left Thursday
morning for a two months trip in the
northwest She will take in the expOsi-
ton, and before returning visit her
daughter. Mrs. Charles Haskins. and
family and two sisters in the Puget
Sound country.
Mrs. Hattie Wilcox was a city visitor
Thursday
P. NJ McCree, superintendent Of the
Utah-Bingham. was in Salt Lake this
week.
Mrs. F. E. suaup was in Salt Lake
Thursday
c W. Buckholz. cashier of the Bingham
State bank, on receipt of a telegram that
his father was critically i'll, at once left
for Michigan. Harvey Anderson of Salt
Lake is acting as cashier during his alb
senCe.
Judge Frank II. Celventrs was IN
Salt Lake on business Thursday and Fri
day.
The Women of Woodcraft gave de-
lightful card party at Canyon hall Thurs
day. After a seven-pOint game Of whist
an appetizing lunch was served. Prizes
were awarded.
J, c. Garland of Salt Lake was in camp
Friday.
Mrs Nora Williams of Park City,
grand chief of the Pythian Sisters was in
camp Friday, a guest Of the local lodge.
Professor Charles Johns OF North Da-
kOts. a former resident of Bingham. was
married to Miss Lillian Hornung of Manti
at the home of the brides parents. on
the 18th.
HEBER.
Mrs Sarah ClOtworthy returned the
first of the week from Long Beach, Cal,