The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-28

man. About 30 people were present anu
the event was Thoroughly successful.
Durlng an ssIServai while luncheon was
being served Miss Maggie Flint and MIS-
Cara Radon sang Silver Bells aIlc
Mss Nellie Barton recited "A Jsa o4,ss
sang. We Ought 70 BE Thankful For
The pupils Of Mr.. Francis Mortenson
gave their teacher q surprise on thurs
day afternoon and had pleasant time
for few hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles COttrell, jr., Of
SAL lake were visiting here on SUNDAY
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Isador Morris of salt Lake was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John R Barnes on
Thursday and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer swartwood5, went
to salt Lake to witness Camille on
Wednesday
Miss Susie Bitner is VI. from salt Lake
visiting with her sister, Mrs. swartWood-
George E. Barton was in Salt Lake on
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs: Peter Madsen OF Ogden
were in Kaysville visiting this week
Elliott Kimban and Fred May Of SAT-
Lake attended the bah here on Wednes-
day evening.
Lorenzo Jarman of Ogden spent Thurs
day in Kaysville.
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Mr.. and Mrs Williams Taylor Of Ogden
We're visiting here yesterday.
Miss Lottie Morgan Of Layton gave
birthday party on Wednesday evening
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Willard Galley Of Kaysville spent a por-
ton Of this week visiting in Salt Lake.
Jesse NJ. Smith is home from his visit
to Colorado and. Texas.
Misses Sarah and Minnie Jarman are up
from Salt Lake on a visit.
An enjoyable party was. given at Mrs.
Ellen Marston's home. in West Kaysville,
on Wednesday evening.
Joseph B. Jarman started Thursday
evening on mission to California
Ernest MaTstOn of KaysviIle is expected
home from South Carolina in few
weeks.
Mrs. John V Long was up from Salt
Lake visiting with her mother this week.
Mrs Elizabeth Watt Of Layton IS home
ty. where she spent two weeks visiting
with her son, Richard Watt.
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There was pleasant family gathering
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs w. o. Rob
inson, in Pennington, on Wednesday
evening on the occasion Of Mr.. Robin
sons birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ Young Of Farm
inst9R Entertained on MOndny oY6nin6u
those present being Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
z. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. James I.
Smith, Mr., and Mrs. Fred COombs. Mrs,
Miriam Smith. Miss Emily Walker and
Miss Denora Smith, a daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. John J. Smith of CenteTville.
and Mr.. Wallace Noble of Woods Cross
were married on Wednesday, and that
evening a reception was given them at
the home Of the brides parents.
George Terry of Clinton is home from
q visit in Illinois, his former home.
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The old folks Of South Weber were en-
rertained by the people of the ward last
Friday, and nearly $50 persons were pres
ent. The same evening dance for the
people of the ward was given in the
amusement hall
Mrs. John Hill Of South Weber was the
recipient of a pleasant surprise party on
lady's 63rd birthday. The members
Of the family and a number of friends
were present and had a. pleasant time.
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Miss Mary Kendall of Blaine is in Og-
den.
D. c. Wood of Blackfoot. Ida, was in
Bountiful this week:
Jonathan HolbroOk. of Chesterfield, Ida,
is in BOuntiful for a few weeks.
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Chester. Gail has gone to Boston to
spend a few months.
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Brigham c. HolbrOok of BoUntiful is
home from a mission TO Holland.
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Miss Laura Lee and Mr.. Joseph Barlow
of BOuntiful were married last Friday
the ceremony being performed by /. H
Barlow. The young couple viii reside in
BOuntiful.
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William Moss and J. I, Atkinson are
home from Texas
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Mrs. J. r. PrOudfOot Of KaysviHe at
tended the Scottish reunion in Salt Lake
ON Thursday evening.