The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-31

Of this city. was in camp for a few
days this week renewing acQuaintanceS.
Miss Bernice Davidson Of salt Lake
OF Silver City.
Miss Beulah Bacon and Miss Myrtle
homer are spending a months vaca-
ton visiting in Idaho cities.
Dan Dewar spent last Sunday at Pay
son the guest OF the family OF Eugene
Mrs. L. c. Doty and Mrs, W. w.
Thompson left Wednesday FOR short
visit with Salt Lake friends.
Mrs. Alice Duckett Of Florence. Colo
rado, left Wednesday for visit with
relatives In southern California. While
brothers. L. S. Allcock. family and the
after Will accompany her on her jour
William Hatfield returned to NAM
moth Wednesday, after spending sew
eral days with his family in Provo.
Rev. Z. Mannlon OF St Patrick
church IS visiting in salt Lake.
Mrs. James L. Driscoli,. Mrs. Alex
Bright and Mrs. G. Z. Hush and the
Misses Marcella Sullivan. Ella Don
nelly and Sadie Sullivan enjoyed an
outing Thursday IN North Tintic. They
made the trip on horseback and spent
the day with Mrs. ID. c. Harrington at
the Farragut mine.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Borpu were the
guests OF Payson friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Thurmond re-
turned last Saturday after spending
several days at Heber City.
Miss Edith and John Treloar returned
70 their home at Mammoth on Wednes-
day evening, after visiting with Bing-
ham and salt Lake friends.
Mrs. Claude T. Barnes and children
and Miss Ruby Knowlton OF Salt Lake
are the guests Of the family OF their
sister, Mrs. E G. Hanson.
Miss Lily and Miss Belle Laird are
spending the summer in Boise. Idaho.
NicoI Hood OF salt Lake was the
guest OF the family OF ID. J. Russell dur
ing the week.
on Wednesday evening a merry party
OF young people. chaperODed by Mrs
J. d. OCOnnor visited the underground
workings Of the Eagle a. Blue Bell mine
as the guests Of Engineer o. J. Fitz-
gerald. After being shown through
the mine by his shift boss. Isaac Sey-
boldt. a Dutch lunch was enjoyed in
feet underground. Those in the party
were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. O'COnnor.
MarjOry Shehan. Kate and Georgia
Creighton. Edward and Pat Bonner Cy-
ri and Charles McPhee. Tim Sullivan.
John Donnelly. Murray Roberts. Isaac
Sieboldt and .. J. Fitzgerald. A fea-
ture OF the evening was the singing
which had splendid effect under
Last Sunday and Monday Andrew II.
Burt Of Salt Lake was the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Z. G. Hanson
Miss Mabel Hupfer left this week for
points in the east. She expects to be
gone until October.
J. E Hughes OF salt Lake was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. FRANKIE
last Sunday
The Thimble club was pleasantly en-
tertained at the residence OF Mrs. Jesse
Matthew's Wednesday afternoon. A de-
llcious collation. was served. The next
meeting VIII be at the home OF Mrs
Henry Osborne.
Mrs. Alex GOurlay Of Payson is the
guest OF the family Of G. V. Firth.
Mrs. Henry Howell left wednesday
1or n ten days visit with Provo friends
William Sunderland Of Lehi is the
guest OF the family OF George Beck.
MRS Belle McAdams returned Tues
lay from an enjoyable fishing trip in
Provo canyon.
pr y. her daughter Mrs. McCummings at
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Durfee and fam
~ lett sunday for n trip to the Teton
basin In Idaho, where they will visit /
drs. Durfee's parents. The trip was |
made by wagon.
John Berduist Of Mammoth was pleas
,ntly surprised at HIS residence Thurs |
lay evening by a number OF his friends
= John Brailsford has been called 10 /
springville on account Of the Illness OF !
Frew Swim Of salt Lake Is the cues,
II lhe FAMILY Of Sim Simpson
Miss Fay Morley IS the guest OF /
spanish Fork friends
MISSES Martha and Hannah Nelson /
'I heber City are the guests of their
lister, Mrs. Thomas Wright
Miss Maude Coren Of Salem IS the /
Suest OF Mrs. John Strang
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Fullrner snen+
sunday and Monday in SpringvilIe.
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