The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
BINGHAM.

Miss Nelson. Miss Golf and Miss Wood
90 SAT- Lake were visitors in camp ON
sunday guests of j. G. Wood.
Mrs. Archie OTem is visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Butter
Mrs. Rothwell of Denver IS visiting her
son, Dr.. w. IT, RothwelL
Michael Gibbons returned Sunday from
a Jaunt 10 the capital.
Mrs. Ed Potter, who has been at the
capital the past week, has returned
Miss Beth Critchlow and Miss Lucy
Melhy were up from Zion, guests of Miss
Mrs. Jake Hoster was in camp Mon
day.
Joe Lerwin returned the first of the
week from u brief stay at the metropo-
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dunsmore were out
going pilgrims for Salt Lake Monday.
Mrs. John War; and little daughter
have returned from visit TO the city.
Henry Finkle twas q camp visitor on
Sunday
Mrs. Deli Finkio entertained A few
friends at dinner Sunday, covers being
laid for ten.
Mrs. Leo Singleton was at the city
Mrs. Tom stephens Of Upper Bingham
was a city visitor the first of the week.
Mrs. Johnnie Fitzgerald and daughter.
Miss Alice, returned Sunday from a
visit TO the city.
Miss Fannie. Allen spent Saturday with
relatives at Zion.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Dunn made a
brief trip 10 the capital during the week.
Mrs. ". ". BreckOn, who has been
quite sick the past week, is slowly im-
Mrs. 4. T. Williams was a city visitor
Mrs. Mayotte. who has been seriously
III the past two months at the l.. =. 5.
hospital. in Salt Lake was able 10 rec
turn home Tuesday.
W. j. Wilson spent Sunday with his
family al the VQeTrODOtle.
Miss HaZelle Teachenor was a visitor
70 salt Lake Monday.
Mrs, Johnnie Jimpson returned Tues
Walter Spotswood received word Sum
day of the serious illness of his mother,
and left Immediately for San Francisco.
Mrs. SpOtswOOd is visiting her parents
at the Junction during Mr. Spotswood' 5
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stokes were up
from the Junction sunday, guests or
Mir. and Mrs. r. l.. Herrick.
Mrs. J, G. Jones was in the city the
Supervisor II; E, E. DudlA and assistant
teachers, the Misses Fanny Allen, Julia
Walker. McDonough, Nellie McEvoy,
Dolhkns Burns. Edna Smith, Mackin-
son, Mrs. g. film, Messrs. J. G. Wood
and \. e. McClosky, also the ninth
grade pupils drove 10 Jordan Wednesday
and visited the East and West Jordan
Mrs. Charles Snyder is hostess Tues
uaN evening MnSu she CultEld4lS lI1
Be Lively club OF Upper Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W, Breckon returned
Friday from a brief stay in the city.
Mrs. Sarah Breckon has for her guest
Mrs. Mary Mayberry OF salt Lake,
The Relief society served an enjoyable
dinner Thursday al the home Of their
president. Mrs. Charlie Brink. over
eishty-five guests were present.
Wednesday evening. Nov. compile
mentary 10 the Bingham Whist club, Of
which they are members.
One Of the most pleasant Of the sea-
sons functions was the Whist club party.
held Wednesday evening at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas. The cosy
rooms were made bright by large bowls
Of chrySantbemums IN various shades or
beauty. The successful winners of the
dainty prizes were Mrs. &. T. AdderIy
and \. T. Williams, Mrs. \. l.. Heaston
and {. L. C0uutrymau. Consultations
fell to Mrs. J. l. Forbes and ". Clark.
About Twenty-Five guests enjoyed a
Mrs. A. ". Forman and Mrs. 5. H.
Gillette entertain the Woman,s Crity
club Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Margaret Ntayberry and children
returned the first OF the week from the
city.
Tuesday evening in honor Of Miss Ina
Clays. Numerous games were played and
4 jolly good time Was enjoyed BY about
twenty-five yOung people. y dainty
Nfr. and Mrs. Mike Foley of South Ga
lena were in the city FRIDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Jensen entertained
Thursday evening IN honor OF the Be
Lively club. Whist was the game Of the
evening. Very pretty prizes Tell 10 Miss
Roma Crawford and James Beck Sec
oud prizes were won By Miss Edna Smith
aud G. l.. COuntrVman. Dainty refresh
mcuts were served TO about twenty-five