The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20

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Mrs. J. Mcpherson Taylor and Mrs
Wayne E. Smith,
DR.. and Mrs. o. II. Alvey. formerly OF
this city. but now of Payettc, Idaho, re
turned TO their home Wednesday after
a week or SO IN town.
| Lieutenant and Mrs. Z. f. Fuller
who have been visiting at Fort Doug
| las, have gone on to Fort Leav
| Miss Frances McChrystal is spending
Il week in town visiting her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. William K. Wallace
Mrs. n. d. Niles and Miss Elizabeth
| Niles left Thursday evening for San
Francisco, They will spend year on
the coast.
Mrs. Robert N Campbell and her
little daughters left THURSDAY toT FGrt
Morgan. Ala, to join Mr.. Campbell, who
is there.
A. M. Wrench of Federal Heights has
gone to Denver and Telluride on bust
ness trip of few weeks. His son, Mer'
rill, is at Olmstead visiting the Cooper
Anderson family,
Stacy G. Richmond of New York
spent q day or SO In town during the
week visiting the +. G.. Richmond fam
ily here. He is on his way to Colorado
Springs.
Miss Grace E. Frost has been spend
ing the past week in Ogden canyon, at
the Hermitage, but will return within
few days.
Mrs. MYRTLE Buckle left yesterday
for the east 10 visit relatives and
friends She viii stop in Rock Springs,
Wyo.. for her small son, Raymond, and
will then go on to Chicago, Milwaukee
and later to New York.
Mrs. William Iglcheart will be here
next Thursday on her way west after a
visit in Indiana and in Kentucky, and
will remain here for a short visit with
her Salt Lake friends.
George W, Morgan left yesterday for
a ten DAYS or two weeks fishing trip
in Nevada and in northern California
Mrs. L. M. Nottage and her little
daughter will leave during the week Tor
Wyoming and will spend the next few
weeks i'll Laramie and Lander visiting
friends.
DR.. and Mrs. II. j. Smith of Murray
have returned from a three weeks
hunting and fishing trip on Bear lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Roy Brown and their
children are here from Boise, visiting
the john j. DAILY family
Mrs. Gustave Leelwitz leaves early
in the week for Los Angeles to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Mason before
returning to her home in Spokane.
Miss Edith Mudgett will go to Og-
den canyon today TO spend week with
Mrs. E. r. Fisk at the Griffin cottage
at Idlewild.
DR.. and Mrs. W. G p. Terrell and
their little daughter returned yesterday
from an outing IN Provo canyon,
Mrs ". r. Sihley and her two boys
will be home today from two months
stay in the east, Mr.. Sibley having pre-
coded her by few days
Miss Florence Hall is home from the
east spending part OF the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs L. E,
Hall.
Mrs. c.. Z. Rankc and granddaughter,
Ma rietta Higson, of Pocatello, have
gone to California for stay of two
months or so.
Miss Eta Powers and her cousin,
Miss Mary Strong, who has been her
guest during the n, E. A., have gone
TO California for the rest of the sum-
mer.
Miss Elizabeth Chapman is here from
Evanston visiting Mrs. Harold j. Fa-
bian for part of the summer.
Mrs Walter S. Drysdale expects to
leave within a few days for visit with
relatives in the east, to remain till aft
er the return of the regiment to the
post.
Mrs. Clara c. Williams, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Carl r. Williams.
has returned to her home III Spencers-
port, n. Y.
Superintendent and Mrs D. H Chris.
Jensen nave taken MI anu -lTSs L. L.
Fairchild and Mr.. and Mrs. D. W.
Springer for a camping trip in Farley S
canyon.
Miss Jessie Maxwell has gone to Cal
ifornia to spend the remainder of the
summer with friends there.
Miss Georgia Hartley has gone TO Sc
attle to spend part of the summer
with friends
Miss Beatrice Pike, who has been
the guest for time of Mrs. Lucy Rey.
nolds in the Covey apartments. has re-
turned to her home in Idaho Falls.
Mrs Serene B. Tuttle leaves shortly
for stay Of month at her old home
in the east. Mr.. Tuttle will leave a
month later to Join her, and they will
return in the autumn.
Mrs. B T. Cannon and her small boy,
Nicly, who are summering in Provo,
spent the early part of the week here
visiting DR.. and Mrs. W. D. Donoher
in Federal Heights;
Mrs, H. H. Harvey. who has been
visiting the F. j. Gustin family, left