Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-06-19 | Page 3 | Marriage at Murray Social Event of Week

MARRIAGE AT MURRAY SOCIAL EVENT OF WEEK Special to The Tribune. MURRAY, Juno IS. Tho wedding of Mr. Fred Knudscn and Miss Mary E. Gaboon Thursday afternoon, Juno 16, was tho event of tho -srock at Murray. Tho bridegroom bride-groom 1a a eucoMsful burinosa man of Big Cottonwood, Tho brido la tjio daughter daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Cohooa of Murray and prominent In social circles. Tho wedding ceremony took placo at tho reeldonco oX tho brido s parontu and was performed by Judgo Hall of Salt Lake. The brido woro a beautiful silk vollo dress trlnnnod tvlth lace. The decoration of tho resldonco was admired by all present. About 100 persons, relatives and frlonds, were present at the rocoption, whloh took placo at 6 o'clock In tho afternoon. e f Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Piatt havo returned from a trip to the East. Thoy woro visitors vis-itors at the World's, Fair. Tho mjldonco of Mrs. Harriet Manflold on Poplar street waa quarantined during tho week on account of diphtheria. Ono of her praallcr children is suffering with this disease. Mrs. Margaret E. B Irving, a daughter daugh-ter of Samuol and Harriot Egbert Bate-man Bate-man of Wont Jordan, died Monday morning morn-ing at tho St. Mark's hospital at tho ago of 27. Appendicitis was the causn of her death. The funeral took place from tho West Jordan ward house Monday, Juno 13. a Mrs. Ll J. Hurt seeks Information concerning con-cerning her missing husband, L J. Hurt, a union printer, to years of age, who worked at Tacoma, Wash., up to the end of lost March. Since that time nothing has boon heard of him. Ilia wife, whom ho left In Tacoma, lrf greatly distressed. . An onjoyablo time was spent In Big Cottonwood Cot-tonwood canyon by a party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown and children, Mr. and Mrs, Axol Oloon. Mr. Sanders and childron. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Edwards Ed-wards and children, Mrs. Gustaf Lnreon, Mrs. E. A. Hoover and Miss LillSo Brown. a William J. Anderson has returned from his visit to California. John Culloy has returned from Idaho after an absenco of two weoka. Frank Hoffman, from tho East, ha-s taken a building on Murray street and will start a atoro and butchor shop. e v Reynolds Gaboon and family aro again residents of Murray. Mr. Cahoon has been engaged In, tho coal business at Portland, Ore, but has sold out hl3 partnership part-nership Interest. ft T Dr. L. B. Duncan, a donllst of Murray, was discharged on Tuesday afternoon in tho Salt Lako Police court of assault. Tho complainant, William Nunn, went to Dr. Duncan's residence about midnight to collect CO cents, said to bo due his daughter daugh-ter for housework. On tho doctor rotus-' Ing to pay, Nunn used violent languago. Mrs. Duncan, who was 111, requested Nunn to leave, but woa told by Nunn "to shut up." A scuffle arose botween Nunn and tho doctor, the latter knocking Nunn down. o Miss Joslo Marriott has gone to Colorado Colo-rado Springs. She will be married in tho near future. n Mrs. Hoar and Mrs. O'Brien of Butto have visited Murray during tho week; They aro sisters of J. G. Torrcnco. ' t . Tho Greeks pent JSOO. In ono day from the postofflce. All ihls went to foreign lands. ' c Mrs. Verno Avery of the Highland Boy mlno is vtaltlng at Spanish Fork. V (I The mother of Mr. Georg'o Smith of the Highland Boy waa visltingMier son during the week.