The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19
BINGHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Fitzpatrick and
Mr Harris of Salt Lake were guests of
MIS-. Annie MCGUIRE Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cole left Tuesday
Tor Nevada. whore they will visit their
ing interests in the GoldneId district and
vicinity. They will be absent about two
months.
The tea given Wednesday afternoon at
The home of Mrs Oscar Christopherson
by the Ladies Relief society was at
tended by large circle of patrons and
friends. and the afternoon netted a neat
little sum to the society's trea sury
Mrs. W. O. Carbis. Mrs. Albert Napier
and Mrs. l. T. SandersOn Of Salt Lake
were guests Of Mrs. Jack Forbes the first
of the week.
q. II. Gabriclson. Charlie FinneH R /
1lerrlck. Frank BruntOn, Gene BerlinE.
sam Dunsmore. Harry BrOWnlee. Gus
Erickson. Henry Berlin. Michael Morris
s'N. Alexander ana Charles Eindar. the
degree team Of the Red Men. We're Ogden
visitors "Wednesday in the interest of the
Mrs. James Richards of Upper Bingham
Was at the city the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs 9. +. Adderley most pleas
autly entertained the Bingham Whist
club Wednesday, evening The cosy
rooms We're artiStiCdlly decorated in the
prnVerblal green Dainty tally cards in
ine miniature shamrock We're drawn by
The guests. while the place cards We're Of
The same design. Very pretty prizes were
Won b. Mrs T W Sims and Francis
Quinn. Mrs w Clark and Paul Lundy.
while consultations suggestive of the even
ing were won by Mrs. Jack Forbes and
o. J. Roberts. An elaborate lunch was
served to about twenty guests
Miss DOllickin Burns Of the lower school
is again at her post after an absence of
six weeks in California
Mrs. Jerome BOugdrd is home after a
visit with her daughter. Mrs g. y. Ray,
Mrs. Mckenzie and Mrs Joseph War
den were at the capital Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Forbes Will entertain
the Bingham Whist club at their home
Wednesday evening
The WOmaus tnlty club held an inter-
a O. nf TrG
line Scovillc Wednesday afternoon. The
next session Will be at the home of Mrs
Mrs. A ". Forman and little daughter
Olive were at the metropolis THURSDAY
r. w W est leIl AonuaN Tor FemInerer
NNo-- where he expects 10 locate Mrs
West and children viii join Elm in the
Mrs Nellie Mitchell of Martins Ferry.
o.. mother Of jay and Harry Mitchell
arrived Friday. accompanied bl her three
younger sons. and Will occupy the Iugles-
The Latter-day Saints will give bene-
fit entertainment Tuesday evening at
mcuts and dancing will be the pleasant
features of the evening. \ cordial in
vitation is extended TO all. and should be
well patronized. As the proceeds are TO
assist the Sunday school
Oquirrh lodge. X. OF P. gave very
hall Friday evening. and despite mud and
showers. was a we'll attended affair.
John Roe has been on the SICK list dur
ing the week, but is again able to be
out
Mrs Dora COaklev. wife of c. 4. Coax
Icy died at her home Tuesday evening,
March "A, after an illness extending over
a period Of three years Mrs. Coax
ley has been a great sufferer. having un-
dcrgOne several operations in the hope of
rCgaininE health. but none proved sue
ccssfUl- Mrs. COakley was the mother Of
twelve children, nine of whom are still
living. Mrs. COakley leaves q host Of
friends to mourn her loss.
The BE Lively club was most pleas
auuy entertained Thursday evening at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Rich
ards