The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-21
BINGHAM.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Bingham, Nov. 20-The many friends
of Mrs. Adeline Seoville, an old-time
resident of the camp. surprised her
Saturday afternoon and evening at her
home in honor of her seventy ninth
birthday. The occasion was de-
lightfuI one and highly enjoyed by all,
An excellent luncheon was provided.
Mrs. ScOville was the recipient of many
remembrances and kind wishes.
Grand Chancellor w. P. Cooper of
Salt Lake and other grand lodge Of
Ulcers of the knights of Pythias paid
an official visit to Oquirrh Lodge No.
II Friday evening. After initiatory
work in the rank of page, the grand
officers were received officially, the
grand chancellor and others giving in
teresting and instructive addresses. AT
the conclusion of the .egular session
an elaborate banquet was served.
Misses Jessie and Carrie Baldwin
visited their sister at Midvale Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Ada Hendrickson of Highland
Boy visited relatives near Sandy the
last of the week.
Miss Emma McKillican of Highland
Boy was a Salt Lake visitor this week.
Mrs. J. Nyquist was taken to st.
Marks hospital in Salt Lake Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Berling, for
mer residents of Bingham, were in
camp several days during the week.
A new fire department has been or
ganized at Upper Bingham Thurs
day evening they gave their ball at
odd Fellows hall.
The Pythian Sisters gave a delight
full progressive whist party at Society
hall Friday evening. After six-point
game of whist all enjoyed an appetiz-
ing lunch. Dainty prizes were
awarded.
The order of the Eastern Star paid
visit to Mrs. Adeline Scoville Friday
afternoon in honor of her seventy
ninth birthday, Mrs. ScovilIe being the
oldest member of the local lodge.
The L. D. 5. church gave delight
full DANCE at the ward meeting house
| Tuesday evening. All enjoyed them
selves until the midnight nOur. An
appetizing luncheon was served.
Fire Departments No. ! and No. 2
gave a successful dance in Canyon
! hall Friday evening. The attendance
was large and the music excellent.
Mrs. J. Z. Dow was =. Salt Lake
visitor during the week
Mrs. Baird was a Salt Lake So
jCurner this week.
Mrs. ]. Nyquist was saken to the
Holy Cross hospital In salt Lake Sun
day, seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
Miss Selma Finneil came UP from
Midvale Sunday, the guest of her
brother, victor t1nel1, and FAMILY.
The Rev. and Mrs. Martin Thomas
came in from days stay in Salt Lake
Thursday.
Mrs. o. NJ. Brimhan has assumed
proprietorship of the boarding house
formerly run by Mrs. James Murray of
Highland Boy
Misses Minnie and Clarissa Ayres
were taken to the L. D. s hospital in
Salt Lake Friday, suffering with
typhoid fever.
AFrs TonD Williams and son Master
Tavis, went to Park City the last of
the week to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Wilcox are on a
two days visit to relatives in Provo
and Spanish Fork. Mr.. Wilcox spent
several days hunting near Provo
Mrs. James AIOtherwell and daugh-
ter, Camille, were camp visitors dur
ing the week, returning home Sun
day.
Mrs. A. L. Inglesby returned Sum-
day from a short stay in Salt Lake.
Miss Hazel Bourgard, who has been
residing in Salt Lake for several
months, is visiting her parents.
Mrs. c. II. Lashbrook was in camp
during the week, returning home Sun
day.