The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14
Bingham
Society
Special 20 Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune,
BINGHAM, Oct. l3.-Tom Evans
and family have returned to their home
in upper Bingham after trip through
the Yellowstone.
Mr.. Garratt Wilkin most pleasantly
entertained Mr.. Jack James and Mr..
George Wald Friday evening at his
home in Upper Bingham,
Mrs. John Jimpson, Sr., has returned
| from a pleasant visit in Denver and
other Colorado points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Russell were In
the city for a few days the first of the
! week.
Miss Bess Chandler left Monday for
q months "trip to Los Angeles and 9TH
er points in California and Nevada
Mrs. Chandler accompanied her daugh-
ter as far as Salt Lake.
| Mrs, DR.. Straup left Wednesday for
an extended Eastern trip. She will not
return until November and during her
| absence will visit in New York City
and other points along the Atlantic
coast.
Mrs. L. j. Bean returned to camp
| Monday after a three weeks visit In
Richfeld. Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Bean S
mother, returned with her.
w. S. Clays was in the city We'd
| nesday.
w. II. Woodrine and Jonnie Timpsen
have returned from the race meet at
Richfeld, where they had entered their
horses.
Mr.. and Mrs Reece, of Highland
/ Bay, left Sunday for few days in
the city
Miss Bertha Wright returned Mon
| day from American Fork, where she
| visited for q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell and daughter
have returned TO their home in Idaho,
| after visiting Mrs. Hicks, of Highland
Boy.
Mrs. Albert Hansen and little niece,
Miss Gladys O'Vard have returned to
latter, whose home is in Idaho, will
attend school here this winter,
Mrs. Silas Jones was in the city the
| first Of the week.
Mrs. Annie Adams and Mrs. Sam
| Adams spent Monday in the city,
Miss Anna Geffen returned the first
of the week from short visit in Salt
| Lake.
w. L. Sims is up from Los Angeles
| tant postmaster.
Miss Emma Munkhouse will give a
! dancing party at I. o. o. F. hall next
| Thursday evening The affair is in
honor Of the young lady's nineteenth
birthday and large number of friends
are invited to help celebrate the oc"
casion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ence have returned
to their home in Highland Boy, after
visiting relatives in Richheld.
Mrs. Dan Clays and son, Vern, are
at home after two months visit At
Blockhouse, Nevada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Coop have re-
turned from trip of some weeks
through California.
Mr.. Russell, OF Salt Lake, the grand
father of Mrs. Lafayette Chidester, was
in camp during the week and the reci-
pient of many attentions from the old
| settlers, to whom he is we'll known.
Mrs. Jack Bryant is entertaining her
mother, Of American Fork.
Captain Durfee, of the Shawmut, was
in the city Monday,
Alonzo Heaston and Miss Hayes were
married in Salt Lake Monday. Mr..
Heaston has long lived in Bingham
and Miss Hayes is from Wyoming. The
best wishes Of the young couples many
friends are extended to them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson have returned
to their home in Highland Boy, after
a few days in the city.
Mrs. G, NJ. Coddington spent the
week in the city.
account Of the illness Of her aunt.
Mrs. w. B. Waters is spending the
week at Provo with relatives.
". ". Breclcon, Bob Davis and Geo.
Breckon have returned from their hunt
ing in the Hoback basin country and
report most successful trip.
w. G.. Oren, Of Salt Lake, and a party
of stockholders in the Utah-Ape1 spent
Tuesday in camp.
Clarence Garland has left for Nevada,
where ne is interested in several mines,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l. James and chill
dreD returned Tuesday from O short
visit to the city.
On Tuesday afternoon Master Guy
Marriott entertained number Of his
young friends on the occasion OF his
sixth birthday. In the party were the
Misses Olive Forman, Margaret Arm.
burst, Mildred Bush, Alma Weed and
Melba and Vera Jones. Messrs. Ches.
ter Armbuvst. Sapio Kermer, Joseph
Cushmar, Teris Williams and the young
host.
Mrs. Mary Mayberry has returned tc
her home in Salt Lake after two
weeks stay in camp, the guest or Mrs
Sarah Breckon.
DR., ]. z. Bracker spent Sunday il
camp, the guest Of Mrs Nettie Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ P, Kirk left Sat
urday for Salt Lake, where they vii
reside permanently.
The final dance in the series of prize
dances was held Wednesday at Can
yon hall most spirited contes
arose, the judges, H; G. Hatch and E
K, Wolf, Of Salt Lake, and DR.. Strnul
finally giving the prizes to Mrs. Roper
of Upper Bingham, and Mr., Barnes
Mrs Roper received many compliment
on her dancing and the award met will
1 universal approval.
Mrs. Q. n. Ray, of Mt, Pleasant
spent part Of the week with relative
4 in camp.
Miss BERTHE Goodwin left Tuesday
for Ogden, where she will visit her re
cent guest, Miss Grace Weber.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed, o. Bannon are a
4 home to their friends after their honey
y moon trip.
\ Mrs. Fritz Miller. Of Salt Lake, wa
in camp Saturday in the interests o
her property,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Monitor left fo
4 the city Tuesday,
Mr. J. a. Monroe is seriously Ill a
his homo with pleurisy.
q Mrs. Curtis and son Albert, of Idaho
4 visited Judge and Mrs. Lee during tn