The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-05
OGDEN SOCIETY.
Especial correspondence. )

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Ogden. Nov. AIRS. ]. j. Smith was
the victim of a surprise party at the
hands of her friends Monday evening
The evening was spent at cards. Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Pugh winning the gem
] tleman's and lady's first prizes. res
pectively. The occasions being the
eighth year of Mrs. Smiths wedding,
the winners presented the prizes to her
in token thereof.
| Conductor James McIntee will move
his family to Ogden as will also Con-
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Cashier Bell and family of the Pull
man service have returned from their
eastern visit.
William Binford and wife have been
the guests of Chief of Polio Davenport
and family the past week.
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joseph A. West was up, from the
Mrs. Joseph McManus was visiting
in the city from Pocatello during the
week..
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Saturday night Bishop Wade went
home from Ogden. tired and weary and
prepared to spend few hours with his
family. He had no sooner finished his
supper than the Pleasant View band
surprised the bishop with music and
he was captured and taken to the
meeting house where hundreds CT
friends and relations were gathered
to celebrate his fiftieth birthday They
had arranged the affair with success
full quiet and they took four hours in
which to demonstrate that they were
n tho " To- bA I,ai,
respect to their bishop. Bishop Wade
has been eighteen years at the head
of his ward. and the greatest of pleas
ure was his in the event which occurred.
Miles F. Jones is slowly improving
from an attack of la grippe.
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The Fifth Ward Amusement associa-
ton began their regular weekly dances
this week.
A. c. Emerson is back from Evanston
and has resumed his position in the
Ogden offices of the Union Pacific.
c. K. Bannister was a business visitor
to Boise this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Forester of Salt
Lake were visiting in Ogden Wednes-
day the guests of Mrs. Forrester's
sister, Mrs. G. l.. Becker.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Bannister have
taken up their residence at the Reed.
c. E. Brainerd was an Idaho visitor
Wednesday.
Mr.. Frank D. Butcher and Miss Emily
Tresceder were married by Justice
Hall Wednesday last.
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John Y. Rich and family were visit
ing in the city from Brigham Thurs
day.
Hugh TAFT. for years we'll known |
attorney of Ogden. of the firm of Hey |
wood & TAFT. left Thursday morning |
for Seattle, where he will make his |
future home. Mr.. TAFT has been most |
successful in Ogden. and has made a |
large number of friends. but he has |
decided that Seattle is the coming city |
of the coast and he proposes to be in on |
the ground floor. His many friends |
will regret to see him leave, but they |
will extend to him their right hand |
of best wishes and hope for his success !
in that damp country.
The announcement of the death of
Mrs. o. A. Paunley Thursday was
shock to the community. She was a
great and good woman and her death |
was painful to all who knew her.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Myers. of Park
City. and Miss Florence Smith of
Heber, were the guests of Mrs. C. S.
Pulon Friday.
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Glenn Schramm was up from Salt
Lake Thursday evening.
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Mrs. Aldridge of Denver was the
honor guest at the talIyh party to
Hot Springs Thursday, by Mr. William
Graham. Besides the guest of honor
the party consisted of eighteen. Songs.
recitations and delicious refreshments
were the enjoyment of the day.
Misses Bessie Barrows, Marie Mac
MILAN, Nettie Carver and Messrs-
John Macmillan, Robert Nichols, |
Charles Hollingsworth and George Hin
ey pleasantly spent Halloween with
Miss Ruth Hinley at her home on