The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
State Society
Continued From Page 4.
BINGHAM.

The pupils of the eighth and ninth
grades. accompanied by Rev. Mr.. Lewis
and e. l.. Countryman, visited the cor
responding grades of the Sandy school
Friday, where they rehearsed the several
musical selections and songs that will go
10 make the closing exercises of the Salt
Lake county public schools in June an
unprecedented success.
Mrs. Anna Adams was pleasantly sur
prised last Thursday evening by a number
OF neishbors and friends. Dancing was
was a feature. Mrs. Adams contemplated
departure for permanent residence in
Salt Lake City was the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schnure and Mas
ter Russell spent the latter part of the
week visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Joseph Goodwin was Salt Lake
and Ogden visitor the latter part of the
week
Master Harry Riley had a birthday Sat
urday. and a few of his little friends
called to remind him he was getting along
in years, being six years old
Miss Julia Walker spent the last of the
week with friends at Highland Boy and
vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Gabrielson enter
tanned at dinner Sunday. Covers We're
laid for six. Those present were E E
Dudley. Louise Dudley, Charles Gabriel
son, Ernest Gabrielson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Gabrielson.
Henry Weiss, Horace Bliven and Vic
Fernell have been elected grand repre-
sentativeS from Oquirrh lodge No. IL,
OF RNInldS, TO the grand lO0ge,
which convenes in Park City May u.
Mrs. Briggs of Salt Lake has been Wis
fting her daughter. Mrs. Richards. for
several days. She returned to her home
last week.
Mrs. II. Mackinson returned to camp
Saturday. after an extended visit with rel
atives and friends at Stockton.
Little Ollie Forman is quite sick with
an attack of diphtheria She was taken
with the disease last Thursday and is at
tended by DR.. F. E. Straup.
F. Keat Smith and family intend to
leave camp for Yerington, New, in a few
days, where Mr.. Smith has accepted a
position as manager of some Of the best
mines of the camp.
Sunday morning for Salt Lake, en- route
for an extended trip to the coast. They
planned to leave Zion Tuesday, intending
to visit southern California, San Francis
co, Portland. Seattle and many other
points of interest.
Lester Dodds, who was home for a
short time on account OF injuries sus-
tanned while playing football, has recov-
cred sufficiently to resume his studies at
the Logan Agricultural college.
Mrs. Z. E. Dudley left camp last week
for three weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. T. Carrel of Sacrament
TO, Cal.
Mrs. Ray Clays returned the last of the
week. after spending several months in
James Beck returned last week from an
extended visit TO friends and relatives at
his old home in Sweden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hill left Friday for
a trip to southern California, via San
Francisco. They expect to be absent sew
eral weeks and visit many points of in
terest
Preston S. Richards. who is now princi-
pal of the Sugar public schools. will con-
duct the eighth grade examinations at
Bingham the last of this month.
j. II. Verran. formerly of this camp,
visited the Old Reliable the past week.
returning to his home in Pocatello, Ida,
Friday
Mrs J. B. Graham came out from Salt
Lake Tuesday and is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A w. Forman- Mrs. Graham is
kindly assisting in nursing little Ollie,
who has an attack of diphtheria,
The Degree of PocahOntas gave a large
and successful card party at Canyon
hall Wednesday evening. This was one OF
this popular order A five-pOint game OF
whist was thoroughly enjoyed by all, af-
ter which expensive prizes were awarded
to the successful contestants.
An old folks party viii be given at the
ward meeting house Thursday evening,
May 23d-
George Breckon was the innocent ard
planned birthday party Saturday evening
at the home of Mrs. s. A. Breckon. The
host was the recipient of many handsome
presents
The Woman's Unity club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Adeline ScOville Mon
day May q. Decoration day will be the
topic for general discussion by the mem
bers of the club
Freddie Minnette and Willie Waters in
tend to go on a camping trip through
southern Utah and northern Arizona
about the first of June