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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29

the mainland every year she is de-
lighted TO return to her home in Ho.
nolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hepburn's Halloween
Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Marlin Hep
burn will entertain at a Halloween
party on Monday evening. This will
be in the nature of an old-time Hal
lowe'en party-fortunes will be told,
and the future The house will be
decorated to carry out the Halloween
idea.
Captain and Mrs. Mark Dinner
Captain and Mrs. Arthur Mark en-
tertained a coterie of friends at dim
ner on Sunday last. The table was
a.bloom with yollow chrysanthemums
and lace ferns. Attractive place cards
ornamented and designated where
seated at this flower bedecked table
were Paymaster and Mrs. Stevens of
the U. S. Navy, Captain and Mrs.
Lewrenz of the Navy, Doctor Tucker
Smithies, Captain and Mrs. Mark,
their niece, Miss Katherine Stephens,
Lieutenant Blair and Lieutenant Par
sons of the U, S. Marine Corps.
News has been received that the U.
s. S. Maryland has been ordered to
Honolulu. This is welcome news, for
most of the officers aboard this cruis-
err are well known I'm the society
circles of Honolulu. ~
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Mrs. Henry Castle and daughter.
Eleanor. will winter in Munich. The
latter Will attend school in that CITY.
r
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lille, after a
pleasant sojourn in San Francisco,
were returning passengers on the
Sierra.
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Reverend and Mrs. Erdman return
ed to Honolulu ON Friday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Erdman EXPRESS themselves as
having had a daIigbtfuI trim but ore
glad 70 he home again
4 -
Mr.. p. c. Jones was an incoming
passenger on the Sierra Friday.
4 4
Mr.. A. r. Restarick was given a
royal welcome Friday, when he ar
rived on the Sierra.
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Admiral and Mrs. Rees to Leave.
/, The numerous friends of Admiral
and Mrs. Corwin p. Rees are grieved
to learn that this charming couple
will leave shortly for the Coast While
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29

Princess kawananakoa Entertains In
San Francisco.
Next week will open brilliantly with
the first concert of the st. Francis
Musical Art Society, which will be
given as usual In the Colonial ball
room at the st. Francis on Tuesday
night. Princess Kawananakoa will
entertain n box party on this occasion,
as will Mrs. william G. Irwin, Mrs.
Eleanor Martin, Mrs James Ellis Tue.
ker. Mrs. Frederick Tillman, Mrs.
James b. Coryell and Mrs. Phebe
Hearst. With Scott and Pasquali
contributing the numbers on the pro
gram, society Is assured of an even.
ing of artistic pleasure as well as one
of social ENJOYMENT A number of
large dinner and supper parties have
been planned, which will add much to
the brilliancy of the occasion.-S. +.
Call.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29
Miss Ada Rhodes Entertained.

Miss Ada Rhodes Entertained.
Mrs. Charles Gibson gave a small
tea Thursday afternoon. at her home
on Pierce street In honor of Miss Ada
Rhodes of Honolulu, who Is the guest
of Princess Kawananakoa at the Pal.
ace. Twenty four friends were enter.
tanned informally and the hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Walter Gibson and
Mrs. Harry Gray. Among others pre-.
sent were Princess Kawananakoa,
Miss Helen Gray and Miss jimmie Lee.
Miss Rhodes will return to her home
In Honolulu on the steamer sailing
October 25th,-S, r. Call.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Wilcox Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Martin Hep.
burn were the guests of honor at a
dinner given Thursday evening by
Lieutenant and Mrs Wilcox of the
IT, s. S. revenue cutter service. This
dinner was. given at the CORTLAND,
where the WilcoXes have apart
ments. The table decorations were in
yellow. the place cards and favors be-
ing In that color.
Il r
Reception at st. Clements.
On Friday evening of last week a
very pleasant reception was held by
the vestrv'men of St. Clements church
In their comfortable parish house. The
invitations, to which something over
"a hunIpnI .,pnt,ln
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29

ed as fairy appeared. This dainty ap-
with gauZe wings carried a basket
which was filled with beautiful gifts
for the guest of honor They consist
ed of souvenir spoons, brasses, silver
sugar tongs and bon-bon dishes, and
even miniature calabash, which will
make an appropriate souvenir of the
islands in the brides new home. After
the ribbon and tissue paper were TAX
en- from the gifts and they were duly
admired an impromptu musical pro-
gram was rendered. Later in the af-
ternoon delicious refreshments were
served at small tables on the mauka
lanai. These tables were ornamented
with yellow chrysanthemums. The
drawing room and dining room were
also decorated with these flowers.
On this occasion the hostess wore n
lowered lavender chiffon that was
very becoming, Miss Gras was attir-
ed in u white silk, cut in the prevail
ing fashion, modish turban COM
pleting this costume. Mrs. Ralph
Forster wore a Copenhagen blue foul
ard with picture hat. Miss Hart
nagle was clad in a French hand-em'
broidered gown; black plumed hat
was worn with this creation. Mrs.
Harry Marlin Hepburn's costume
was much admired. II was cream
peau de crepe with mitifs of lace. A
large white picture hat trimmed with
chiffon and white wings was worn.
Miss Irma Ballentyne was clad In
lavender chiffon with deep band OF
lavender satin outlining the bottom
of the skirt. Miss Blair looked ex-
tremely well In white lingerie. A
shower hat was very becoming. Mrs,
Ernest Waterhouse wore stunning
frock of chiffon with plastrons of
Paisley chiffon. This was a New
York creation and was much admired.
pink chiffon, Among those present
were Mrs Edward Watson, Miss
Daisy Gras, Mrs. Ralph Forster, Mrs.
Ernest Warehouse and sister, Miss
Harding, Mrs. Harry Marlin Hepburn,
Mrs. James Cockburn, Mrs. Clinton
Ballentyne, Miss Hartnagle, Miss
Katherine Stephens, Miss Blair, Miss
Irma Ballentyne, Miss Lucas, Miss
Marie BalleLtyne, and others.
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Captain Cowles of the u. S. Navy
is expected on the next liner. When
Admiral Rees leaves the Captain will
assume command of the Navy Sta
ton.
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Captain and Mrs. Mark Dinner.
The handsome home Of Captain and
Mrs Arthur Mark was the setting
for a beautiful entertainment on FRI,
day evening. During this week this
hospitable couple gave two dinners
in honor of the new Service people.
This last function was in the nature
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Mamie Phillips have
as house guests, Mr. Mark. Green of
San Francisco, and his daughter, who
arrived Friday. on the Sierra. Mr.
Green is capitalist OF San Francisco
and Is also interested In several local
firms. During their visit In Honolulu
Mr. and Mrs. Mamie Phillips will
give several entertainments in their
honor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29

Captain Cowles of the U. S, Navy
is expected on the next liner. When
Admiral Rees leaves the Captain will
assume command of the Navy Sta
ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29

News has been received that the U.
s. S. Maryland has been ordered to
Honolulu. This is welcome news, for
most of the officers aboard this cruis-
err are well known in the society
circles of Honolulu. s
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29
Captain and Mrs. Mark Dinner.

captain ana Nrs. MnrlN Dlhner.
The handsome home OF Captain and
Mrs. Arthur Mark was the setting
for beautiful entertainment on Fri
day evening. During this week this
hospitable couple gave two dinners
in honor of the new Service people.
This last function was in the nature
of q farewell to Admiral and Mrs.
CorwinsP. Rees and Mrs, Ralph Fors-
ter, the guests OF honor, who leave
shortly for the mainland. On this oc-
casion the artistically appointed table
was decorated in yellow chrysanthe.
NUNS and violets. The place cards
were dainty and contributed to the
color scheme After dinner the host
and hostess and their ten guests play
ed bridge until late hour. Among
the guests were Admiral and Mrs.
Corwin =. Rees, Consul and Mrs.
Ralph Forster, Major and Mrs. Tim
berlake. Major and Mrs. Payson, and
Judge and Mrs. Wilder.
4
Mrs. Alexander IScnberg IN Munich.
Mrs, Alexander .Isenberg has
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29

Reverend and Mrs. Erdman return
ed to Honolulu on Friday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Erdman express themselves as
having had delightful trip, but are
glad to be home again.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29

Mrs. Henry Castle and daughter,
Eleanor, will winter in Munich. The
latter Will attend school in that city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lille, after a
pleasant sojourn in San Francisco,
were returning passengers on the
Sierra.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29

Mr.. A. r. Restarick was given a
royal welcome Friday, when he ar
rived on the Sierra.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29

Miss center's Tea.
A bevy Of young girls enjoyed the
tea given by Miss Center on wednes.
day. On this occasion Miss Rather.
Inc Robinson was the complimented
guest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29

Mr.. Cleghorn, nephew OF Ex.Gov,
ernor Cleghorn, is convalescing at the
Queens Hospital after undergoing an
operation for appendicitis. Mr.. Cleg
horn is younger brother OF Mr.. Per.
cy Clcghorn, who recently returned
from trip through Germany and the
British Isles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29

Mr.. p. c. Jones was an incoming
passenger on the Sierra Friday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29

~ RAEWELL parties in the ma
- ture OF informal teas, dinners
and showers" furnished So
ciety with variety of en-
tertainment for the past week.
The YnnnR matrnns manning
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29

the mainland every year she is de- i,
lighted TO return to her home in Ho- /,
nolulu.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-18

100 fine White Lawn Io2c
25c :" q" (" lQc
Irish Homespun Linens 90
in. all colorS I5C.
MapleWoOd Ma draS, in
brown, green and gray Ioc
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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-18

$1,000 Stock Of Shoes Slaughtered.
We will arrange over half OF this magnificent stock OF
mems and ChildrenS shoes and OXtordS in bins
with the price marked in plain figures. + 4oc 2 o9c,
f., S9r a, CSC. #5, $lI9 TO- SI33 #, S,4S rs, b9
No. 9, l.QS. 10, 2.29. IL, 2.S9. 10, 34S
World's cresset., 1910-01-27

4. G Depue gave birtbda,
dinner Sunday in honor of Rev
David Branhear Thore par,akins
Of the dinner were, Messrs Ed,
Lee. and Harry Steward
Charley and Pink Spears
World's cresset., 1910-01-27

Mr.. J. A Depuc is srlaraing
hi: store building on maine St.
this week
Marie Huls 10 looking some.
what down hearted here late
Cheer up Mamie don't vow cry
Ike viii be tack by and bg
World's cresset., 1910-01-27
BARNYARD GOSSIP.

Take q day of Id straigh,en
n2 the gate and harm doors.
Don't try to farm with t.of
date, broken down tools and
implements Life is to short.
See that your children have
warm clothes ard good wat, r
proof shoe these .int. days.
The whole family ought to get
into the habit of eating app les
before they go to he'd, They are
mighty beautiful.
Why not ct y fer hives of
bees and let ,hem gather the
honey which g,e. to waste on
your farm every year.
Soil il like nanli account. If
you keep drawing out without
putting anything back in there
will soon be a d ficl,,
Thore is something wrong
with the man who need a law of
the state to compel bin to send
his children @ school.
The horse enjoys and needs
a blanket just AS much these
winter days after it has been
driven a. you do your nvercnat
Your corn c'ibs AID your hay
stacks should b. located on high
ground 40 that tn, water can
drain away from them readily.
A pound of manure out in the
field where you expect to plsnt
your crops n < Sp ny is worth
wagon load in the barnyard,
Somebody With q 10. OF gray
matter in nj, h ad h IS SAID, Buy
tho manure spreader first ana
the piano will come of its own
accord"
Not to farm N IRE land but lt
farm better the land you've go
that in the gu stion Of the hour
which confronts 'he American
farmer.
If you've go, helpful sugges
ton of some aind. wr.'e lS abna
it. The reader OF the Farme
and Breeder will thank You 70
putting them next.
When you get ready to rim
the young bulls nose buy sell
piercing ring 1t cuts It's ON
hole and enables you to do "!
job in j'tiy.
II you want to ask questio
about some farm topic. writ" I
about it. To answer iarm que
tions is one OF the things We al
in business for.
World's cresset., 1910-01-27
HANNA OKLA. NEWS.

Kind Ed. thought Iwould seLd
few happenings Of Hanna.
We are having fine weather for
the time of year.
Floyd Huls ia the new Clerk At
r. B. Moore's.
David Brashear and Harry
| Steward made a business trip to
Holdenville last week.
Mrs, r. c. Depue and daugh.
ter Miss Dollie visited in the
country Friday.
Pearl Vaughn has been quite
sick but is reported better.
The children of J. A. Depues
have bsen quite sick. bus are
slowly recovering.
Mr. and Mrs G.. B. Burnham
Entertained a number Of friends
Saturday light in honor OF Ike
McClain; Those present were
/ Messrs. Harry and Lee Steward
Charlie and Pink Spears, Floyd
and Leslie Huls, John Cant, Jes.
se Stafford, Grover. Bell and
John Crsech, Misses N ary, Dol
lie and Nellie Depue, Maud
Creoeh, Sarah Campbell, Leila
Dcaring, Bcr nice and Marie
Huls Ruth Spears, and Pearl
Vaughan.
Nettie Vaughan was down
from Dustin last week come =
gain Net,ie you are always wei
come.
MIR Harry Sheward visitet
friends in Nowasa last week.
Dollie by Dsvid's side said sh'
would be NO others lltt
Thore will he q box suppe
Feb. 14th. for the benefit OF tn
{ school. Every body come
Mr.. Jesse Stafford has except
ed a position in l. L. Pendlsy'
store.
Mrs. Zelpha H gan rcturne
to her home in Haleyvlile Satui
dny after an extended visit Wit
her cousin Mrs J. A Dapue,
- Ike McClain left for NcAleste
Okla Sunday where he has el
cepted q position in Cochran
Co.'S. Wholesale Establishment
World's cresset., 1910-01-27

Kindness is one Of cheapest
and best ratiCr you can feed to
your stock. They relish 1t more
than the most succulent thing
you can put before them.
Ab'ut the first thing the aver.
agsfarmer ought to do is to build
up the wasted fertility Of his soil.
Uutil This is done you cant ex.
pct to raise good crops,
The farmer who didn't have
energy enough to put up a little
ice during tie recent zero wea.
thtr will deserve no pity next
July and August.
Brain and energy spell sue.
cess on the farm these days
more than ever before. Mot
farmers have both in sufficient
quanity but simply don't use
them.
Have the floors of your corn
cribs up high enough from the
groand 70 the dogs and cats can
get under it Thst's one good
kind of rough on rats ="
A gasoline engine and o. man.
ure spreader are about the two
cheapest farm hands going
They never get sick and work
the year round without grumb
ling.
It's a good idea to put in few
of these winter days chopping =
nig pill OF wood for next spring
and summer. Then you won
have TO do it when spring w"r'
begins,
One Of the pretticst things II
the world is t. SEQ a father ant
bis daughter be real chums
sort nf Sweethesrts a. IL were
Its not often that you hear of
girl like that e.oping.
The best investment you ca
make is to buy n manure spread
, er and scatter every pCund "
manure that's laying aroun
YOUR barn and feed lots owe
YOUR fields before the winter
over
You don't ike to hear a bO
swevr do you: Well one way
Keep him from doing it Is
, quit swearing yourself, 1t
. wakens your Influence over hi
when you ask him 70 do som
o thing that you don't live up
yourself.
World's cresset., 1910-01-27

LesIi aud Floss Hals and Masses
Pear ehaD, Marie Hsls Maud
Crsech and Mrs. Steward, and
Mrs. Creech.
Well IL these escape the waste
basket will c,me sssin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
TOOELE.

Special to The Tribune.
TOOELE. Sept, 3.-Miss Della Green of
this place returned home from Salt Lake
City on Monday,
William Irvine is looking after his in
tercsts in Tooele this week,
Mr and Mrs. Edw. Clark of Ophir
passed through Tooele on Tuesday. en-
route home, after pleasant visit to Salt
Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Railey and Master
William were Salt Lake visitors this
week
One OF the most delightful social events
of the season was the garden party given
at the beautiful home OF Peter Clegg. on
the corner OF Vine and u streets on
Wednesday evening. complimentary to
Peter Clegg, Jr.. who win soon start on
a mission 10 the north central states. The
lawn was beautifully Illuminated, The
bright costumes and pretty Nominations
made dazzling scene, long to be remem-
bered, About sixty guests were present.
Punch was served from elegant cut glass
punch bowls by Miss Josie Gorden and
Miss Edith Clegg, Others who assisted
| In entertaining were Misses ZelIa Clegg,
| Maggie Henderson, Iva Mcbride, Ellen
Bryan, Mrs Edw. M Atkin and Mrs.
w. l., McClaws, An elaborate lunch was
music was furnished throughout the
| evening, Dancing was engaged In and a
| happy time spent until late hour.
| Miss Norma Wilson OF Ogden has been
| the charming guest OF her brother, Jack
at the Tooele hotel for the last few days.
| Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Merritt, who have
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
BOUNTIFUL.

Special to Tho Tribune.
BOUNTIFUL, Sept. 3.-Miss Nellie
Provost of Midway Is here visiting Mrs.
]. d. Mayln.
Frank Briggs OF Holbrook. Ida, Is
spending a few days in town with rela-
tivcs and friends.
Miss Blanch Lewis has returned from
Portland Ore, having enjoyed a pleas
ant visit there with Mrs. E. p, Ellis.
Miss Lutte Smith is visiting friends in
Park City.
James \. Eldredge and daughter. Az
ton. arc visiting relatives in Chesterfield,
Ida.
Mrs. Lawrence Nelson OF Salt Lake
City who Is stopping at the home OF her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert 5, Hatch.
is dangerously i'll with typhoid fever,
Mrs Fanny Hatch has returned from
several days there with her son, William
Hatch.
Mrs Clarence Eldredge. who has been
visiting with relatives and friends in
Canada. returned home last week,
Mrs. Harriet S. Tavey has returned
there with her daughter Mrs. Henry
Hess.
Lewis Grant, after spending six weeks
here with relatives. returned to Moapa
! last week,
Mrs. Nellie Grant has returned from
! Fielding.
III. T. Matthews and family Of Murray
are now residing in South Bountiful
Roland Strngham left this week for
a trip to Idaho on a motorcycle,
! Miss Hazel Baird of Salt Lake City
returned home Monday, after visiting
with Miss Hazel Shill.
Mrs. Lucy Fehr Of Salt Lake City is
In town a guest OF Or. and Mrs VIII
liam Boulton. Sr.
Charles a. Jenson OF Byron. Wyo,. was
! In town this week, visiting relatives.
Miss Josephine Howell of Salt Lake
City spent Sunday here with DR.. Howell
and Miss Alice Howell.
Mabel and Jennie Lamb returned tc
Salt Lake Tuesday. after having spent
a few days here with Miss Christie Tut
tie.
! Mrs William Waddoups of Skull val
ley is in Bountiful. visiting relatives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
NEPHI.

Special to The Tribune.
NEPHI, Sept 3.-Miss Leah Tuttle of
Salt Lake is the guest OF Mrs. c. w
Burquist
Mrs. Lizzie Foote is visiting In Salt
Lake and Ogden.
Leslie Foote visited In Salt Lake last
week.
Miss Sophia Little of Salt Lake Is a
Nephi visitor this week.
A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs Seth
Allerton Friday,
Miss Maggie Pass is visiting in Salt
Lake.
from Ogden, where he mad spent most
OF the summer
w II. Bailey. one of Nephis we'll
known young school teachers, and Miss
Maggie May Peacock, a popular young
woman OF Sterling, were married in Salt
Lake Wednesday. They Will make their
home In Neph!
in Nephi on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Cole of Phoebe.
New, are the guests OF Mr.. Coles par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Cole
Mrs. Charles Haynes returned We'd
nesday evening from three weeks visit
TO Salt Lake.
| Mrs. Alice Sparkes and daughter. Lu-
Gle. were Salt Lake visitors last week.
| Richard Evans made a business trip to
| Salt Lake the first Of the week
Walter Halves returned last week from
an extended visit 10 his old home in
Texa..
Earl Macfarlane. one Of Nephrs most
| prominent young men. and Miss Abbie
| Lightner. j popular young woman OF
Minersvile were married Wednesday
They VIII make their home in Nephi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
BEAVER

Special TO The Tribune.
BEAVER. Sept. 3.-Ellis Z. Robinson.
who has been visiting his mother Tor
several weeks in Rlcnfield, has returned,
Miss Ada Bell OF Panguitch, who has
been visiting here for a week. returned
to her home Wednesday.
.Hyrum Pollock has sold his place in
Henrieville and Will make his home here
in Beaver county.
Mrs p Powell Of Portland. Or. is
here visiting her daughter. Mrs II II.
Ashworth.
Ex-State Senator A. b. Lewis was Il
Minersville visitor the first OF the week.
j. p. Wemer Of Salt Lake City is in
Beaver on business.
w ]. Hardy and wife returned Friday
from Salt Lake City, the former having
undergone a successful operation tnere
at the hospital.
Miss La Rue Emerson returned home
from Salt Lake Thursday.
Mrs A NJ. Farnsworth of Long Beach.
Cal, Is visiting her daughter. Mrs, Jo-
scph r, Murdock. Jr.. for some time.
Misses Vern Hutchipgs and Teresa
Bakes entertained forty Of their friends
| at a lawn fete Wednesday. The tables
! were decorated In yellow and white, Sup,
| per was served as the clock struck IL
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
BINGHAM.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BINGHAM. Sept. 3.-Mlss Eleanor Ad-
derley OF New York is enroute for Blng-
ham. where she will be the guest for the
winter OF her uncle, c. z. Adderey. and
family.
c. o. Holiday and family Of south
ern Utah arrived IN camp this week. He
Is on the teaching force at the Central
school
G. w. Rowland and family intend 10
move into the w, II. Wright cottage in
few DAYS which Mr.. Rowland recently
purchased.
Miss Margaret s Rood went to Sal,
Lake, Friday. where she intends to re-
side.
Miss Carrie Sanger returned from a
visit to friends In Mdvale. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. K. Pratt have as their
guest for ten days Miss Pratt of the Ore
son Short Line. sister OF Mr. Pratt.
The Lady Maccabees will give a grand
Labor day ball In Canyon hall Monday
evening. September 5.
Mr., and Mrs. Stanly Johns were Salt
Lake visitors Friday.
Principals 4. e Dudley and c. A. In
low attended meeting of the principals
\ Of the Jordan school district at Midvale
| Friday
Prof II. e. Davidson Of Salt Lake was
q camp visitor Thursday.
Miss Emma Mc<ilican OF Highland
| Boy returned this week from n visit fol
| the summer with relatives in Marysville
! Mont
Mrs, Henry Luce was an outgoing pas
sengcr for Salt Lake. Friday.
Mrs. c, l.. Countryman and little son
| Ova. and A, Coakley were In Salt Lake
| Friday
Frank Hicks went to Salt Lake oil
business Friday.
i Editor r. l.. Holman OF the Press Bull
letin made business trip to Salt Lake
| Friday.