The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
Bingham
Society
Special 10 The Tribune.

| Special TO The Tribune.
BINGHAM, Oct 20.-Mrs. Ben
nett has returned 10 her home in Bing-
ham junction, after visiting her daugh-
! ter, Mrs. Rem Jenkins.
MI and Mrs, Archie Orem were in
tives and friends.
Mrs. Crawford, of Upper Bingham,
is confined to her bone with broken
rib, sustained in fall. Wednesday.
Mrs, Otto Kopple and son have re-
turned from their visit to Salt Lake.
Mrs. Guy Milliner has as her guest,
Miss Douglas, of Kansas City, No
Mrs. j. B. ostler, of Highland Boy,
has returned from her visit in the city.
The social event of Upper Bingham
during the week was the dance given
by Miss Emma Mupkhouse, Thursday
evening, at I. 0. O. T. hall. The occa-
sion was IN honor of the young LADY,
nineteenth birthday and nearly loo
friends of the hostess enjoyed the
evening. Dancing was INDUCED in till
q late hour and during the evening
delicious supper was served.
Joseph Nelson is visiting at his for
mer home in Sewer
Mrs. j. c, Garland returned Monday
from Salt Lake, where she accompan-
led her husband, who will locate in
Eureka, New.
a. w. Forman was in the city Mon
day.
Deputy Sheriff Chichester, Marshal
Grant, +. ", Doane, A. Ball and VIM.
Glaud left this morning for Richfeld,
from where they viii stage 60 miles to
the home of Mr.. Chichester They will
stay two weeks and hunt after ducks
and chickens.
Mrs. j. c. Jeffrey had her mother.
Mrs. Collins, of Salt Lake, with her
during the week.
Mrs. II, V, Luce returned Monday
from 4 few days in the city.
Mrs, W, 3. Waters returned the
She had been visiting relatives.
Mr.. Long. of the Miners Merk, left
Tuesday for week hunting trip in
Bear river district.
A birthday surprise party was given
Mrs, Henry Thomas at her home, Mon
day evening. Whist was played, Mrs
A. W. Forman and Mr.. Guy Millner
wining first prizes, while Miss Berry
and E, E. Dudley won the, consolations.
Marriott, V. R. Jones, E. Z. Dudley,
Fehrenbach, Guy Millner, Mesdames
!. V. Anderson, A. w, Forman, Elias
Thomas, John Jimpson. w. Z. Weed,
Joseph Highland, Dan Fitzgerald, Miss
Douglas Of Kansas City and Miss Ber-
ry; Messrs. Zeigler, Gouchat and Kid
ney. The guests presented Mrs.
Thomas with beautiful piece Of hand
painted china.
Mrs Albert Billatt and mother will
spend the winter IN Denver, Colo.
Miss Abbie Lowe. or Salt Lake, has
been visiting Mrs. Guy Millner for the
past week.
Mrs. Name Copenhaner and daugh-
ter are in Lehi visiting relatives for
the week.
The many friends of Mr., and Mrs.
man, cf Dalton and Lark, composed a
farewell surprise party, Thursday even
ing, at the Erbman home Dancing |
and cards were indulged in and most
pleasant evening was passed. Remem |
brances of silver and cut glass We're
given the guests.
Miss Dottie Lashbrook returned to !
her home in Salt Lake, Sunday, after !
visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.. Castle
man.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Nelson, of Copper
ton, were in the city the first of the |
week.
Mrs, Charles Brink, president of the
Relief society, recently entertained |
several State officers of that organiza !
ton. In the party were Mrs. Huld2 |
Larson. state president; Mrs. Maria |
briggs, second counsellor.
Wm. Rieger, of the L. s. Mine. en-
tertained during the week his mother |
and sister, Mrs. Rieger and Mrs. R. L.
Collier, OF Salt Lake.
J. c. Dugan came out from the city
Thursday on business.
Mrs. DR.. Smedley was the hostess, |
Tuesday. at dinner given for Mrs. /
Rieger and Mrs. Collier, of Salt Lake
Mr. and Mrs. +. Kent Smith visited
in Salt Lake the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II, NJ. Wells have re-
turned to their new home at Highland
Bay, after their recent wedding il
Salt Lake.
Miss Ward and Miss Miller returned
Sunday from few days in the city.
Mr.. Noland, of the Bingham Steam
laundry, left for Boise, Idaho, during
the week,
Mrs. Joe Lerwill spent Sunday in
Salt Lake.
Mrs Adaline Schovile recently en-.
tertained her daughter. Mrs Nellie
Lunde, Of Denver, who is on her way
to California.
Mrs Irwin Wolfe returned to camp,
Tuesday. bringing with her Miss Clyde.
Miss Zina Wilcox left for her home