The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-26
ROCK SPRINGS NOTES.

Rock Springs. March IA dozen of the
girl friends of Miss Mary Spicer ar
ranged 4 pleasant surprise party for her
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Jen-
sen last Thursday evening In the game
of high five the successful players were
Misses Ella Ace. Robb Reayill and Rose
Faciuelli- As the event was in honor OF
her birthday. the hostess Gas the recipi-
ent of many dainty gifts. The evening
closed with jolly supper.
About tbirty-five friends OF the new
deaconesses. Misses Antrim and BTadish.
gave them a kitchen shower on Friday
evening at their new quarters in the Ire
mont. which they will make their head
quarters for the good work in which they
are engaged.
The Te-He club attended an old-fash-
Toned "deestrict school, OIL Friday even
ing. II. Ian Densen presided as school
master and Rev. f. c. Lewis took the
part of the committeeman. Much merri-
ment was caused by the costumes OF the
different members, who appeared as
school children. At recess the pupils en-
joyed the lunch boxes prepared by the
committee on refreshments.
Mrs Harry Still entertained the High
Five CLUB on St Patrick's day. Pretty IA
vors of the game were awarded to Mes
danes Thrift. Fletcher and Mckinney
The shamrock was in evidence on the
tally cards and in the decorations.
Miss Maggie GTiffiths and George Har-
ris of this place were married at Green
River last Wednesday. They will return
to make their nome here.
The friends of Miss Carrie HoUgaTd and
Clyde Atkinson were surprised TO hear OF
their marriage. which took place in Ona-
ha on March IL They are now visiting
friends in Illinois. but will return to make
Rock Springs their home.
Miss Ethel Vigus of Des Moines, Ia,
I has arrived to take up her duties as
stenographer for the Wyoming Auto
+ Transit company. The plans of this COM
/ pany are being pushed to completion as
rapidly as possible, the roads of the pro-
posed route are being repaired and the
/ building purchased for a garage IS being
remodeled. Indications are that the COM
pany will soon be ready to handle pas
/ sengers and freight between Rock
/ Springs and Fayette
II is rumored that No. 1 mine will be
closed on account of the great cost of
/ hauling coal from the face, distance Of
/ about three miles 1t seems likely that
/ the company Will open the mine at an
/ other place and sink shaft as there
| seems TO be an inexhaustibie supply of
/ coal in this mine, and it is Of the best
grade
I and j. II. Anderson of Rock Springs are
mobile stage line between these two
| places and Lander. If their plan meets
/ with favor the lire will be in operation
! the coming summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray IDOL are visiting
! friends I'm Kansas and Nebraska for the
benefit of Mrs. Idols health.
Mrs. Baird Hobrook viii open a mil
! linery store in the building next door TO
/ the new Freeman block
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Campbell of PhOe-
{ nix, Ariz. have been visiting their niece,
| Miss Myrtle Baird
! Word comes from Monte Carlo that
I Tim Kinney, who is making tour of
/ Europe. will return to look after his in
/ terests in Wyoming early in April
/ Miss Nellie Leahy of Minneapolis.
Mimi, has been visiting Miss Agnes Has
Z son.
Mrs. D. c. Mcintyre and Mrs Walter
( EarCiley have gone to Grant, Okla
/ Mr. and Mrs. Merrifield and their chill
i dren have gone to Idaho to locate
/ Melvin Lewis who was attending All
4 HaIlows college in Salt Lake. has re-
/ turned to his home and entered the pub
I lie school here
II John and Henry Chip have returned
I from Idaho. Miss Reta Chip came with
/ them and will attend school here
L A. J. Wippcrman of Idaho Falls was
| greeting old-time friends in Rock Springs
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mills and their LITTLE
son are home from an extended visit n
California
Rock Springs friends of Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles Spence. jr.. of Battle Mountain
New, are congratulating them On the ar
rival of a son at their home.
How can any person risk taking som'