The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30
Decks Social Happenings in Cowns Of STATE

Sunday from Salt Lake. where they have
| been visiting relatives fer some time
MISS Claus and Miss Outsen of Denver
were in camp Wednesday as the guests
or Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Goodell.
Mrs. DICK Rogers was an incoming pas
Miss Ethel Jenkens of Bingham June
Ton Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert
Mrs; II. W. Booth of Highland Boy re-
friends and relatives at Murray
w ID. s. Harrington was the guest at
inc nome OF c. F. Ward at Bingham
A. " Anderson left Saturday for Salt
Lake, returning Wednesday acconpa MEL
ny his Wife, who has been spending the
summer at her old home i'm Pennsylvania
~. Anderson has as her guest her sis
ter. az SO
William Bassett and family are comfort
aDly settled in the cottage lately vacated
by W. 5. Cannon.
Miss Henriea Wallace of Salt Lake snent
Sunday in camp.
Roma Bourgard returned Sunday from
ten days fishing trip in Idaho
MRS. Dan Clays, who has been in Salt
Lake for several months with Mr. Claws
VINO has been ILL., returned home Wednes-
day.
j. A. Morgan spent a few DAYS at the
capital during the week
Garrett WillIin visited the capital We'd
nesday.
j. w. Wherwely has returned from
pleasant fishing trip in Idaho
Mrs. g. E. Gilmore and little daughter
visited Salt Lake friends for a few days
during the week.
Postmaster c. II. Roberts and wife were
outgoing passengers Tuesday.
Miss Dolly Mackinson spent Wednesday
at the capital.
Mrs. c. E. Adderley and Mrs. Minnie
zion were outgoing passengers for Salt
Lake Wednesday.
II. c. Goodrich spent a few days at the
capital during the week
Thomas Weir spent Wednesday in camp
Mrs. William Bryant, formerly of Bling
nam, was in camp during the week visit
ing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hair of Highland
Boy returned home Wednesday after a
pleasant visit with friends and relatives
in Salt Lake.
Cashier Buckholz of the Bingham State
bank was a city visitor Saturday.
Mrs. George Christopherson of Highland
Boy spent Saturday at the capital
Clay Wallace spent Sunday in Salt Lake
with his parents.
Mike KlOpinstein was a city visitor dur
ing the week.
Miss Minnie Bush returned Sunday from
a pleasant months visit with her sister,
Mrs. Dan Jenkens, of Bingham Junction
Mrs. Elias Thomas was a city visitor
Mrs. S. S Jones was an outgoing pas
senger to Salt Lake the first of the week
D, 3. Baron visited Salt Lake Sunday.
j. l.. Monday
for visit with relatives in Salt Lake.
Miss Selma Fennell of Bingham Junction
VISITED relatives in camp during the week
Charles Roper visited his family at the
capital Sunday.
Miss Gertie Bush and Mrs Dwight Wad-
leigh spent the latter part of the week in
Bingham Junction, the guests of their sis
ter, Mrs. Dan Jenkins.
Mrs. II. c. Goodrich and little daugh-
ter, Grace. spent a few days at the capt.
tai during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Bourgard and
daughters, Misses Ruth, Hazel and Maui
outgoing passengers for Salt Lake Tues
day. The Misses Hazel and Maurine will
enter High school.
Mrs. Lindhardt and daughter, Miss Lin
dy. of Grand Junction. Colo. who have
been visiting in camp the past two weeks.
the guest of Mrs Perkins of Depot ward
returned to their home Tuesday.
Miss Grace Gilpin spent Monday at the
capital.
w: II. Dunn was a city visitor the first
of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robertson and chill
dren returned home Tuesday after a
pleasant visit
Mrs. Horace Bliven spent Tuesday at
the capital in the interests of her lodge
Mrs. j. c. Shelley of the Boston Con-
solidated High Line district was taken to
Salt Lake last Saturday to the hospital. |
suffering from severe attack of pneu- |
monia.
AHC many lilSAuS VI anu MIS- Fred |
Bemis successfully planned and surprised
them Thursday evening at their home |
The evening was spent in playing whist |
after which a delicious luncheon was
served. The winner of the first ladies' !
prize was Mrs. c. E Adderley, the second |
Mrs. F. w. Quinn, the consolation falling |
to Mrs Ed. Hockin. The first gentle |
mems prize was awarded to w S Gam
non. the second to +. /. Cramer and the |
to Frank Stringham.
Miss Margaret Roman of Montana, who !
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Ernest |
Frask, for the past month. returned home |
Thursday. Mrs. Trask accompanied her |
sister to Salt Lake.
Mrs. NJ. o. Christensen of Upper Bling
ham was a city visitor Thursday
DIR. and Mrs. f. Z. Straup were city Wis |
itorS Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Wells and daughter. Miss |
Sybil Fields, were outgoing passengers for !