The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-08
BINGHAM.

A family reunion was held at the home
or Mrs. Adeline Scoville Sunday after
bfng present L. A Scoville. who has
Seen on an extended trip along the Pa
Vic coast, unexpectedly returned IN time
for an elaborate 30 o'clock" Music and
hours.
Mrs. George A. Baker IS in the city Wis
lting her daughter, Mrs. II. J. Robinson
she will return to Bingham and will make
Hunt
Mrs Baker OF Copperton entertained at
sixty-three card party Wednesday even
ing. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Emma
Hicks. Frank ONeill, Mrs. A French and
VIII Waters. Music and dancing filled
the later hours. A delicious lunch con-
cluded the festivities,
Mr.. and Mrs Kaufman were pleasant
1y surprised Saturday evening by num-
her of their friends and neighbors, the
occasion being their fifteenth wedding
anniversary. The evening was spent in
the enjoyment of music and social chat
The hosts were the recipients Of a num-
Der Of remembrances.
Miss Lizzie Booth was guest Of honor
Thursday evening at the ward meeting
house, when the members of the church
choir and their escorts entertained in a
most enjoyable manner at an informal
dance. The evening was enlivened by a
musical program.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weed. Mrs. VIII
Weed and Mrs Marcus Motz were city
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Salt Lake for her home in Butte Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Weed and daughter Alma
leave for an extended trip east, and will
visit with friends in Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs VIII Weed accompanied the depart
ing travellers to Salt Lake.
Mrs. Hair of Sale Lake has been the
guest OF her son, n. c. Hair and family
the past week
Miss De Ian, home missionary, is in
camp and will assist Rev. Gifpin in his
pastoral duties here.
Mrs. Joseph Cook is up from Provo and
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Eterick
Miller, and family for a few days.
Miss Edith Klopenstein. who has spent
the summer months with her parents at
Upper Bingham. left Monday for Ogden.
Mrs. Dan Gays and son. Bern. were at
the city Monday and left Tuesday for Lo-
gan, where master Vern will enter the
Agricultural college.
Mrs. BrigghOuse, who has been visiting
her daughters the past week. returned
Monday to her home in Murray.
Dave Cook is in Milford. Utah. where
Mrs. Cook Will shortly join him for
visit, after which both will return TO
camp.
Mrs Albert Holster pleasantly enter
tanned during the week Mrs. J. Cook of
Provo.
The Misses Lizzie and Dolly Mackinson
have returned home after most pleasant
outing trip to Yellowstone park . Mrs.
MackinsOn accompanied her daughters on
their outing trip, but is visiting at pres
ent with relatives i'm Stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs Richards Williams of
Butte, Mont, have been the guests of
their daughter. Mrs. Thomas Carkeek.
Miss Elva Delong is visiting her moth
er, Mrs. f. F. Baker of Copperton, for
few days
Mrs. Booth Of the Junction is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Ferre, of this camp.
Mrs Angelina HOster and son. Eddie.
of Salt Lake are guests of Mrs s S.
Jones for few days.
E. J. Potter and family returned Mon
day from their pleasant visit with Mr..
POtter's parents at Green River, Wyo
Mrs. William Mace and children of Up
per Bingham are at Zion for a ten days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. Waller.
Louis Rogers returned to camp Sunday
from Butte. where he has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. II. Brissette.
Mrs Turnbull. son and daughter. left
camp Monday Cor their home in Lead
vile. after pleasant visit with Mrs
Turnbulrs mother. Mrs. Adeline Scoville
and sister, Mrs. John JimpsOn, ST.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Painter Of Union
Utah are visiting their relatives. Mrs. W
Clays and Mrs. Rem Jenkins for the week
The Misses Hilva and sigma Johnson OF
Salt Lake spent the first of the week in
here they We're the house guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Brink.
r. w. Tilney and wife arrived in the
city last Monday and Will make this
their future home
l.. A. SCOville has returned to camp
after an extended trip to Alaska, Seattle,
Portland and other prominent coast cities.
The wife and daughter of Rev. R. Z.
Gilpm left this week for Chicago. Miss
Gilpin is TO attend college in the Windy
City. Mrs. Gilpin' will spend six weeks
visiting with relatives in Ohio and Mich
igan before returning to Bingham. Mr..
Gilpin accompanied them as far as Salt
Lake.