The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27
ROCK SPRINGS NOTES.


T. F. De Journette has sold his clip Of
| wool at % cents TO Eiseman Brothers.
/ Ecston.
a postponed session o. TIE district
COUTt opens at Green River on Monday,
June Is
The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio
Mengoni are symDathizing with them
In toe loss of their only son. Henry.
who died at the hospital Thursday
morning, following an operation for ap-
pendicitis. The funeral viii be held from
the Catholic church on Sunday after
noon
George ". Goodale Of Denver, a ma
donal bank examiner. paid a visit Of in
spectiOn to the two banks here on Fri
! day and Saturday
H. Fl. Bernard of LAHORE. Colo. has
sold all his stock cattle, the deal being
made here.
Nels JoTgenson of Pinedaie sold his
bunck Of stock cattle during the week
10 the Chicago meat market Of this
place.
The Eden baseball team, composed of
the young men Of the engineering corps
stationed here, will come down on the
auto stage this morning to cross bats
with the Rock Springs team this after
noon.
Alex. Anselovitch, known to local
fans as "Shandow," deputy sheriff.
baseball player and all round athlete.
has gone to Denver to be tried out for
the Western league, and viii probably
be offered position on the Denver
team.
The committee on horse racing for the
Fourth Of July celebratio has an
nounced an attractive program for that
Ia l..
a relay race, a cow-pony race, a har-
ness race with a purse Of 500. a ladies'
Iree-for-au and other races. all with
generous purses offered. The commit
tee on horse racing is made up as fol-
lows; Or. L. y. Shafsr, Walter Hanks
JACK Johnston, DR.. Z. s. Lauzer. Other
events Of the big celebration will be an
auto parade, baseball game. athletic
contests, foot races, etc Twenty-eight
hundred dollars in prizes will be given
away, and the fun will last for two
days A record-breaking crowd is ex-
pected in town for the event
Rock Springs Society.
Mrs. Frank Miller entertained the
Thimble club on Friday afternoon. The
nrst part Of the afternoon was occupied
with sewing and reading, and later a
dainty lunch was served.
Mrs. +. 3. Crumley entertained her
Sunday school class on Wednesday with
adrive and d picnic at Six-Mile Spring. /
About ten young girls enjoyed a jolly
outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Eardley are re- /
Joicing over the arrival of daughter.
A pretty wedding took place at the
Catholic church on Wednesday morning. /
when Miss Anna Parrish became the Z
Il la
performed the ceremony I'm the presence /
Of small company OF friends of the
bride and groom. The bride wore a I
dainty gown Of white silk null. with a 4
white hat to match. After the ceremony /
an elaborate wedding breakfast was
served at the home of Mrs. c. P Scott. 4
twenty guests being entertained. The
young people. viii make their home here. /
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kendall viii enter I
tain merry crowd Of young people I
with picnic today. The party will /
drive out to Quaking Asp mountain for /
lunch, and return late in the day.
Burley Benning a well known rancher /
of Cora, and Miss Margaret L. Rogers. [
a school teacher from Iowa. were united 1
in marriage on Wednesday. Rev. p. r.
Keplinger- officiating. Later. they left
on one Of the Wyoming Auto Transit 4
company's stages for the groom's ranch
near Cora, where they will make their 4
home.
Mrs. c. NJ. Freeman and son. Glad 4
win, left on Thursday to visit friends I
at Pomona. Cal
Morgan Roberts has gone on a visit
to friends in Preston. Ida.
Mrs. Arthur Smith arrived during the
week from Palisade, Colo. to join her
husband, and together they went out
to their ranch in Eden valley.
owen Howell and the Misses Agnes
Anderson and Louise Henkle returned !
uurlhS the week from Laramie, where
they attended the university.
Miss Elsie Patterson has gone to Lar
annie TO attend summer school Later
she will go to Denver and Omaha.
Mrs. Ludvigsen is here from Superior.
and IS at home with her daughter. Mrs.
r. b. Forsyth.
o'clock Sunday dinner. Doc Gordon