The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05
PARK CITY.

Especial to The Republican,
Park City, Sept. Mrs. Lewis Petit
and children of Idaho Falls are visiting
her sister, Mrs. Lewis Gerard.
Ben Lloyd, shift boss of the King
Coalition mines. has gone to the north
west for visit.
Sol Rosenbaum of Salt Lake was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Frankel
Sunday.
James Wright and wife OF Salt Lake
were visiting at the Riley home Sun
day.
William Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Crane and Bessie Wyckon spent Sun
day last at the Hot Pots.
Frank Shields returned home from
Salt Lake Sunday morning, after a brief
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Weist and children
returned to their home in Salt Lake on
Monday, after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Weist, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Osika and Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Fletcher.
F. W. Rossberg, master mechanic,
and Superintendent Z. L. Talbot of the
Daily West mine, returned Wednesday
from Zion.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. z. Allen Of Mexico
City were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Fares during the week.
A. r. Weeter returned from Evanston
on Wednesday.
Mrs. John Thompson and son, Kent,
of Salt Lake are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James 7. Kescel.
Misses Emily and Florence Rossberg
returned to salt Lake Monday after-
noon. They have been spending their
vacation with their father, F. ". Ross
berg.
George Ames. superintendent Of the
Ontario mine, has gone to New York
On mining business.
Thomas Nelson was in Salt Lake last
Tuesday on legal business.
Isador Spiro, who has been visiting at
the King Consolidated mine for the past
two weeks, returned to salt Lake We'd
nesday afternoon. He will in the near
future leave for his home in Chicago.
Roy Mcdonald left Tuesday for Des
Moines, Ia, where he will resume his
studies to become an electrical engineer.
Len Fulmer of Eureka and Agnes
Stoddart of this city were quietly mar
ried in Salt Lake Thursday. They Will
make their home in Eureka.
Mrs. L. L. Beckstead returned from
Provo Wednesday morning, where she
went to visit with her husband.
Mrs. G. c. Mclaughlin OF Salt Lake
is visiting here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hanson.
Miss Pearl Snyder of Salt Lake is
spending her vacation with Mrs. Annie
Gibson.
Laura Townsend left Wednesday for
Detroit to attend school.
George Lindsay, assistant timekeeper
at the DAILY West mine, has resigned.
He will leave soon for Cleveland, o.,
where he expects to reside.
Misses Lizzie and Mary Shields will
leave soon for Bisbee, Ariz-, where they
will visit their brother, James.
Alice Culmer OF salt Lake is visiting
Minnie Carey.
Mrs. Joseph Chartraud Of Salt Lake
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
". Pearson,
Mrs. R D. Sutton returned to her
home in Provo on Wednesday, after
visiting her husband.
Mrs. W. T. Clark Of salt Lake is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hurley.
The social dance given in Maple hall
Wednesday evening by Professor W. H.
Miller was largely attended.
Mrs. Charles Sherman Of New York
and niece, JEANNE, Of Park City have
returned from a brief visit through yell
lOwstone park.
Mrs. NJ. J. NcGiH served a delicious
luncheon to a few Of her friends at the
New York mine on Sunday,
The BilIikin club was entertained
with lawn party Thursday evening at
the home Of Tessie Beggs.
Mrs. Ambrose Woods. who has been
visiting in California for the last nine
months, has returned greatly improved
in health.
A party composed Of NIesdames NJ.
Norris, ]. CAVITY, K. Olinger, Z. Wright,
c BarnicOtt and HOlenburger spent
Thursday up the tramway.
Mrs. Matt and Dan Leahy Chaperoned
a party Of young folks up the tramway
on Thursday last
". D. Sutton returned from Seattle
Wednesday, after a delightful visit.
Scion Spiro, president Of the King
Consolidated mine, made an inspection
at the property on Thursday. He found
conditions at the mine very favorable.
Mrs. J. P. Burnes and daughter, May,
have gone to ogden to visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kenyon Of Mil
ford are visiting here with relatives.
Miss Florence Cronin pleasantly en-
tertained her friends Thursday evening
at her home on Park avenue. Dancing
and card playing were INDUCED in. The
guests were Misses Rose Kaufman,
Jeanne Uric, Lottie Oliner, May Turner,
Hazel Post, Myrtle Vanalstine, Alta
T.edingham and Lew Coulter, and Messrs.
Almer Marchant, Emmette Wright,
William Mcdonald, George Zabriski,
Joseph and VIII Cronin, Dan Sullivan,
Joseph Plumley, George Hanson, Sterl
Marchant and Laurence Workman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McIntire will
leave on Sunday afternoon for a visit
IN Rigby, Ida They expect to be away
for a month.