The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
KAYSVllLE,
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KAYSVILLE, June 5.-Mrs, Joseph
b Jarman and children of OGdcn are
spending a week in Kaysville with rela-
tives.
Melvin E. Barton and Robert h.
Barton left tonight for Japan, where
they expect 10 spend the next hNe
years doing missionary work.
Miss Johanna Ncubcrt, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Max Neubert. died at her
parents home in Bountltul Thursday
of heart trouble
Arthur F. Barnes Of Salt Lake City
was KaysvilIc visitor this week.
Miss Martha f. Barnes has returned
TO her home in Kaysviilc after spend
ing the week in Salt Lake City. where
she went to attend the alumni banquet
and the commencement exercises OF the
| University of Utah
Mrs. Sarah Blood, Mrs. Albert T..
Smith. Mrs VIII Narney, Mrs. Ncttle
Mansell and Misses Myrtle and Donotta
Blood went to Salt Lake City Tues
dav and surprised their sister, Mrs,
George d, Bennett, who resides there.
Mrs. Mary Barton entertained about
fifty Of her friends at a social al her
home on Tuesday evening in honor of
her son, Robert r. Barton, who left
tonight for a mission to Japan. Assist
ing Mrs. Barton IN entertaining were
Mrs Walter Cotterall and Mrs. Lottie
Conrad. Among those present were e5~
Bishop Peter Barton, Bishop and Mrs.
Henry II. Blood, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
ManselI, sr., Mr., and Mrs. Henry Man
SELL jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bodily, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph II. Grant. lr,, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Cotterall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Burton. ir., Mrs. Pblneas Bodily,
Mr.. Frank Barton. Mr.. George Suan
Mrs. Lottie Conrad, Mrs. Mary Jane
Proudfoot. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wig
gill, Messrs. Melvin f. Barton, Arnold
M. Barnes, Robert II. Barton, George
". Suan. James Wiggill, Harry Cot
terall Adelbert Barnett, George T, Bees
lev, Debert Ellison. Ernest Dean, Frank
Cheney, Lawrence r, Layton and Al
bert h, Barton, and Misses Cora Bon
nemort, Myrtle Owen. Norma Thorn
ley, Matte Thornley,. Ella Smith, Myr-
tie Blood, Jessness Wiggill. Rose Chen
ey, Myrtle Burton. Vera Bonncmort. AL.
berta Cotterall, Miss Beeslcy, Mamie
Layton, isabel Corbidge, Beatrice Bar
ton. Elaborate refreshments were
served and during the evening a pro
gramme was gIvon in which many of
fine guests officiated in singing, recit-
ing, etc.
MISS Norma ~. j nOTnlcY entertained
few friends at supper Sunday even
ing in honor of Elder Melvin f. Bar
ton, who left tonight for a mission to
Japan. Those present were Matte
Thornley,, Arnold NJ, Barnes, Cora Bon.
pemort, Melvin +. Barton, Norma
Thornley,, George w, Suan.' Jenness
Wiggill, Robert IT, Barton, Vera Bon
nemort and Melvin Adams.
Miss Sadie Foss of Pennington left
Friday evening for New York CITY,
where she will spend the next two
months with relatives.
Miss Jenness Wiggill entertained a
number of her friends at social at
her home on Wednesday evening. An
elegant luncheon was served Among
those present were Misses Norma
Thornley,, Alice Ellison, Matte Thorn.
ley, Ella Smith. Jencss Wiggill. Cora
Bonnemort, Myrtle Blood, Ruby White,
side, Chloe Adams and Jennie Phillips
and Messrs, Wilford Wiggill, Arnold
NJ. Barnes, Robert II. Barton. Teber
Wbitesides, George w. Suan. Iabez Ad
ans. Melvin +. Adams. Morris White.
sides, Harry Cottorall and Norris White.