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Show SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. passenger agent of the Oregon Short Line at Butte, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jenkinson last Sunday. Joseph Plaisted of the Chicago Sr Milwaukee spent .the holidays with his family in Salt Lake. Mrs. Mary Kirk is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Victor Youngberg in Park City. , Miss Mary Falloon is spending the holiday time in Tark City with her parents. -4 Miss Augusta Crowley of Pueblo arrived ar-rived in the city last week to reside permanently. I f Miss Katherine Cunningham is visiting visit-ing her relatives in Park City., Hush C. AYood. son of Mr. and Mrs. i Wood is seriously ill at his parents' residence. Mrs. F. J. Hagenbarth has returned froman extended stay in Chicago, fully restored to health. Mrs. O. J. Salisbury has been quite ill for the past week with lagrippe. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blreu trishaw of Park City. Mr. and Mrs. James O'Brien and the lattei's baby daughter spent Christmas day with Mrs. Mary O'Brien of Third street. Mrs. C. C. Slade has been seriously ill for the past ten days, but is now convalescing. John T. Kergan of The Herald staff has gone to Oakland to visit his parents. par-ents. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander H. Tarbet have taken a house in New York and may remain there for the winter. . Mrs. L. C. Hannaman has fully recovered re-covered from her recent illness. Miss Alice Farrell. who has been seriously ill in New York is now convalescing. con-valescing. Edward Curtin. a poptar young man. who formerly lived in. Park City, has accepted a position with Frank McGurrin and company of ihis citv. The news of the death in Montana of I Mrs. Clara Pierce was received here j last week by . her brother. Harry Glenn. Many Salt Lake friends heard I of her death with deep regret. For many years Mrs. Pierce attended St. Mary's academy in this city, where as Clara Glenn, she endeared herself to both teachers and students of the institution. in-stitution. Life for her was not all sunshine, and a legion of devoted old school friends earnestly hope and pray that she has found peace and happi-j happi-j neps at last. |
