The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-03
DAVIS COUNTY SOCIETY.
(speoial correspondence.l


Especial Correspondence
Pennington, Sept. 1.-The members of
the Pennington choir had a most en-
joyable outing in Ogden canyon last
week and returned in high spirits They
made their. headquarters at Winslow's
and each evening they made the grove
ring with their songs.
Daniel T. Miller and L. H. Kennard,
| Jr.. of Pennington returned on Monday
| from the South Sea islands, where
they served three years as mission
aries The gentlemen brought with
them many beautiful Tahitian souve-
Mrs and valuable collection Of shells.
Mr.. Miller is an instructor in the Brig
ham Young college of Logan, and he
will go north in few weeks to resume
his work in that institution.
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Mrs. Num- of Salt Lake spent several
days of this week in Pennington.
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Miss Emily Walker of Pennington
was visiting in Salt Lake during the
week.
/ ]. F. Miller of Pennington went to
Logan on Wednesday.
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Heber Burton of Kaysville, who
started overland to Klcndike more than
a year ago in company with his BROTH
er, John w. Burton. is on his way home
and expects 20 reach Utah early in Oc-
tober.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel r. Evans, who
recently came from North Carolina and
settled in Kaysville, started this morn
ing for Idaho, where they will make
their home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John R.. Barnes and
their daughters. Martha, Mamie and
Lizzie, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Barnes
returned from an outing at Soda
Springs on Monday:
John H. Meredith returned from
Salt Lake on Thursday. He is con-
templating a. trip to Teton. Ida, next
week to visit his sister, Mrs. T. Francis
Roueche.
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George D. Bennett and David Smith
expect to leave Kaysville in about
three weeks to perform missions in the
southern states.
William M. Clawson and family of
Kaysville expect soon to remove to
Pennington to make their home.
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Ernest Marston, who has been in
Mississippi since January, 1897, on
mission. will return to his home in
Kaysville in a few weeks.
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Thomas Jones. a former Kaysville
boy, but now resident of Laketown,
Rich county, is down ON visit.
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Richard Hamblin, jr., of Layton will
return home from England about
Sept 20
Mrs Mary A. Lewis of Kaysville |
went to Preston, Ida. on visit Tues
day morning.
Miss Ruby Young of Salt Lake was
the guest of Miss Ethel Stewart in
Kaysville this week.
William A, Layton has gone north |
to- see the Snake river valley, with a |
view to making his home there.
Mrs. Joseph Phillips of Preston, Ida,
has returned home after pleasant |
visit with Davis county relatives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Macy of Mont
rose, Colo, who have been visiting in |
Syracuse, returned home on Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Jones of Og-
den have removed to South Weber to
make their home.
Miss Sadie Shumley and Miss Celia |
Fife of Charleston, Cache county, have
been spending the week in Clinton.
George T. Terry of Clinton has re-
turned to his old home in Illinois. He
was accompanied by his family.
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Miss Grace M. Vinegar of Woods
Cross and Samuel Hepworth of Roun-
tiful, were married this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Pearson of
Bountiful, will make their home, at
least temporarily, in Ouray, Colo. for
which place they started on Tuesday.
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Miss Samantha Sessions of Bountiful
is home from the coast. She visited Los
Angeles and attended the national ed
ucational convention.
Miss Mary Miller of Centerville and
Mr.. J. F. Jackson of Woods Cross,
we're married in Salt Lake on We'd
nesday.
Minerva Richardson Of American
Falls and Miss Annie Cnristopherson of
Pocatello are visiting in BountifuI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Barlow of Ban
.roft, Ida., are in Bountiful to spend
he winter.
The primary association of East
8euntiful is preparing for a fair to be
,iven next Wednesday. A collection