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L.M. Reports:

Salt Lake, Utah, Saturday, November 27, 1915.

Today Mr. Hedberg, the man I have been calling Hederick,
left the house at 7:00 A.M. I asked him if he had located
a job, and he said "No, I haven't been trying to this morning.
I went out to see some friends." He said that it was easy
to visit, but this was business, and he had to see the man
before he went to work. He left again at 8:00 A.M. and on
his return, stayed at home all day.

In the evening a friend whom I did not get acquainted
with, went to Hedberg's room, stayed a few minutes, then went
out. Hedberg told me that he came to notify him and Johnson
of a surprise party that was to be held at the Larson home
in the southern part of town. Johnson went, but Hedberg
said he would rather spend the evening at the Orpheum, so
we went to the Orpheum Theatre. Mrs. McConnell said that
two men called to see Hedberg while we were out and one called
on the phone. Mr. Johnson said they were all very disappointed
to think that Hedberg refused to come. Hedberg said they were
giving parties all the time and one got tired of going, but they
were expecting some friends from the east and were going to
give them a reception and we would both go to that, but these
little home parties got old quick.

Reported-M
Salt Lake 11/30/15