The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
MURRAY.

Mrs. Elizabeth Moore is here from Cali
fornia, where she has been spending the
past four months with her daughter Mrs.
Jack Woodbridge.
Mrs Joseph Kaufman OF Park City is
here and viii spend the coming week with
relatives
Mrs. l. NJ. Miller. accompanied by her
two sons, Harold and George T.. will be
here the coming week to spend two days
with her parents.
William Hadlock arrived in Murray
Tuesday evening from Wyoming.
Leo Winder, formerly connected with
the State Bank OF Murray. has left for the
south, where he goes to assume the man
agement Of the Murray Sheep company s
interests in that locality
Joseph Smith viii leave shortly for the
south, where he will follow a new line OF
work.
J. Vincent Of Sandy was here Friday
spending a few hours With his relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Vincent.
The Murray Alumni association will en-
terrain Wednesday evening, Nay %. At
ball to be given in the -TrOcadero. The
affair is expected to be large one, and
as the graduates from the three schools
al that place Will be the guests Of honor,
a pleasant time is assured.
One OF the largest social affairs given
in Murray for some time was the one
given Saturday by Mrs. L 4. Copeland at
the Copeland home on North State street,
in honor Of DR.. and Mrs. W. f. Ferrebee.
who leave shortly for Seattle. The home
was handsomely decorated for the occa-
sion with pink and white carnations, while
in the spacious dining room they were
used extensively. FIVE hundred was the
game played. A delicious luncheon was
served.
George ssndborn. accompanied by his
cousin, Charlie Williams. will leave Tues
day morning for Portland, Ore. where
they will remain for three weeks visiting
with relatives.
Miss Agnes O'Donnel entertained satur-
= TO- - e L.
The O'DOnnel home was beautifully dec
GRATED in branches Of spring blossoms
OF varying cOlOrs they making a most
pleasing effect During the afternoon a
NUMBER OF interesting games were played
and a ride on horses to the mouth Of the
canyon was also one of the features. After
Ehe ride all sat down to a delicious lunch
Irwin Price vii soon return home after
an absence OF two months.
James GudmunSen is here to spend a
week. Mr.. Gudmunsen formerly resided
here and is renewing old acquaintance.
Miss Lucille GsllyeT. a young lady Of
Murray, was successful this week in win
ming the scholarship Of the Arlington
school
The Y. NJ. A. of Murray will entertain
this week at the Murray Amusement hall.
The public in general is invited to attend,
as this will be the last gathering to be
had until fail by the Y. NJ A. workers.
Miss Hardness arrived home this week
from the east, where she has been for the
past few months. While in the east Miss
Hardness visited New York, Chicago and
several Of the other large cities. She
will remain at her home in the vicinity
Of Murray for the next two months, and
then will leave for the northern states
The disbanding of the scribblers' club
took place this week and VIII not be
again until the winter months
roll around
Amer Johnson will leave very shortly for
Nevada, where he expects to make his
home In the future. Mr.. Johnson but re-
Gently returned from a two years alb
sence in the southern states
Peace day will be observed at the First
Ward chapel today Sunday. 3. F. Grant |
Of Salt Lake and Thomas Martin will be
The speakers. The musical program to |
be rendered viii be an excellent ore.
Dr. r. r. Kennedy and wife are nowl /
located in Murray, as Mri !
Kennedy has taken up the practice Of Dr. |
W. r. Ferrebee, who leaves shortly for I
Seattle
Or. T. G. OdeI. county physician. has
been quite i'll the past week. but is again /
It his office
Mrs. Cynthia Brewer left the fore part /
# this week for Fairview. where she will /
spend few weeks with her son.
E. Richards arrived home this week /
rom the north, where he has been for a
month
John Oborn is now at the 7. D. s hospi-
al where he will undergo an operation
or cancer.