The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-11
DAVIS COUNTY.


weekly meeting. The event occutIeu ia
the society's hall at , o'clock and me
room was appropriately decorated lOt
the occasion. The president was pre-
scented with an elegant rocking chalI
and following this luncheon was served
and the afternoon was spent IN a pleas
ant manner.
Don c. Babbitt Of Mesa, Ariz-, who
has been doing missionary work IN Da-
Wis county in the interest Of the fouhS
Mems Mutual Improvement ASSOCIATION,
has completed his term and IS VlsltlIlg
for time in Provo. He VIII return
home in about three weeks.
Douglas Swan of Salt Lake was IN
Kaysville on Friday.
Miss Eta Williams is visiting with
her sister in Ogden.
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Mrs Annie Brown Of Draper VINO
has been visiting with relatives IN
Kaysville and Layton, returned home
on Friday.
Miss Mary A Hyde is spending a
week with her sister. Mrs. {. Z. Lay
ton, in Granger, Salt Lake county
Mr.. and Mrs. James Chapman spent
a portion Of the week in Salt Lake.
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Frank Flint and Rosel Hyde have re-
Gently been called to 90 on missions.
Miss Cora Ferguson of Salt Lake was
in Kaysville this week visiting Miss
Nora BonnemOrt.
| Mrs. r. W. Barnes was up from salt
! I fovrr Ga--sf his week
George E. Barton returned on Tues
/ day from Plain City.
Miss Susie Bitner is visiting here
with her sister, Mrs. Homer Swart-
wood.
John W. Galley was in Salt Lake yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ursel Rose are down
/ from Garland. Box Elder county, visit
! ing with relatives in, Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Rose are visiting
with Box Elder county relatives.
Ernest MarstOn of Kaysville has re-
turned from a mission to the southern
! states.
Miss Louie Glow entertained at her
home in Kaysville Monday evening in
honor of her birthday
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Miss Minnie Jarman returned to Salt
Lake on Monday after spending a few
| weeks in Kaysville
Mrs. Eugene Clark of Pennington
will entertain this evening.
Mr.. Albert Robinson of Pennington
returned home today from a mission to
/ Germany, where he has been for three
years.
Mrs. Lucy A. Clark has gone to
Washington as a delegate to the con-
ference of the National Women's-Suff-
rage association,
Mr.. and Mrs. W Q. Mayfield and Mrs.
Heber Coles of Pennington, have re-
turned from visit to ROckland, Ida.
George II. Steed Of Point Lookout
Box Elder county. spent the week II
Pennington.
Apostle F. NJ. Lyman was in Farm
ington yesterday
tiftiI were entertained by the people OF
the ward and a jolly time was had. The
guests of the day gathered at the tab
ernacIe and at 1 o'clock a SUMPTION:
dinner was served. During the after
noon an excellent programme was rem
deTed. Addresses were made by Presl
dent George O. Cannon and PTesiden
Joseph T. Smith. who were up from
Salt Lake and by some Of the leading
local speakers. Song and recitation!
, were also given. The attendance was
very large and the event was thorough
lily successful John A. Waite, Thomas
Waddoups. James Neville, Mrs. Jam
Holt and Mrs. Nancy Wiley WeT'
members of the committee that had tn
. affair in charge.
, Ephraim Briggs. jr.. John Briggs an'
Moses Holbrook have gone to CurleV
, Valley.
, The announcement is made that Mis-
. Sarah J. McCune of Salt Lake and MI
David Z. Jones, a, SOr Of City RecOrde
, Jones Of Bountiful, will be married mex
! | week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse NJ. Smith an
! Edwin c. .Dibble are in Colorado visit
! ing with relatives.
! John H. Layton, jT., of Layton, Ia
! been honored with a box 3 letter call
ing him on mission.
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Mrs. Martha Weaver Of Layton wa
4; in salt Lake yesterday.
! Last evening an old-time ball wa
I given in the Centerville opera house.