The Denver star., 1914-01-03
SALT LAKE CITY ITEMS.
By E. NJ. Washington.


Mr.. Eugene Offuett and Mrs. Jennie
Dixon were quietly married Decem-
Der 18th. Mr.. Offuett's home is in
Indianapolis, Ind He came to Salt
Lake with the crew of walters that
opened the Hotel Utah and has many
friends and well wishers.
Mr.. William Black let for a few
days visit to Pocatello, Idaho.
Mrs. Clarence Fulbright has just re.
turned to her home at Price, Utah.
having had successful operation per
formed at one of Salt Lakes leading
hospitals. Mr.. and Mrs. Fulbright
were formerly of Denver.
Mr.. Grant Smith, who is cooking at
Price, Utah, returned home to enjoy
the Christmas dinner Mrs. Smith pre-
pared for him and a number of
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Smit hare ex-
cellent entertainers.
Mrs. Ed. Hatfield is up and around
again after several days illness Sc
we're cold and throat trouble are the
caurses of her absence. We hope for
her speedy recovery.
Mr.. Geo. Jenette severed his con-
nection with the walters at the Hotel
Utah to join his wife in Chicago for
trip to South American. He SAYS
after seeing his old home he will take
his wife through several of the West
India Islands to see the sights and
then return to New York to live.
We are glad to know that Joe
Burns, James Hampton, Ollie viii.
liams and Lee Baker, who own and
operate seven-passenger autos, exclu-
slve for their own benefit. They have
in
trade and have got their machines on
good paying basis.
Mr.. Lewis Howkings, the brother of
sam Rawlings, is in the city for pos
sioly the winter. He left Old Mexico
a snort time ago and reports some
startling conditions there.
Blackie Williams, Bob Brown and
AL Shaffer are expected through here
on their way to Seattle in few days.
Brown with his rist broken in two
places, Shaffer witr his front teeth
Knocked out and Williams with Sc
we're gashes in his leg. This was
caused by not driving carefully a
1913 Winton Six" which overturned
with them. They were near San Ma
teo, Calf.
Mr.. e. A. Starks and Mr.. p. Jack
son have opened the Palm Cafe and
uoing nice business at SIS South
State street.
douglass Murphy has been pro-
NOTED from buss boy to waiter at
the Hotel Utah.
Master Steel, the son of Mrs. Mar
anet, who has been with his aunt at
Portsmouth, Ohio. is at home with his
mother in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Maggie MARITIME of st. Paul.
MINI, Mrs. Jessie Baker of Chicago.
III and Mrs. Celia Livingston of
Butte. Mont, is the guest of Mrs. vi
via Wickliff for the holidays. Mrs.
Baker is on her way to California. 1t
is understood that Mrs. Martin and
Mrs. Livingston will remain in the
city of Salt Lake.
Mr. John Nance and Miss Pearl
Lightfoot were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony the latter part OF
November. The bride is very ac-
complished young lady Just from
North Carolina. The groom is a very
polished young man who has pur-
chased two nice homes on Eighth
street. We wish them much happi-
ness.
The Grant Washington Literary So
ciety is. again getting itself in the
minds of the Salt Lake people with
such people as Messrs Black, Nc
Swine, Hubbard and Brookings be-
hind it. with lively interest. Rev.
Newman Of the Baptist church is ever
ready for the floor with something in
teresting.
Mr.. Henry Osburn was married to
Miss Callie Nettleton at 7:15 o'clock
the morning II Dec. 25, 1913, at her
home on First South.