The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-25
Bingham.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Showells and Ed
/ win Bone. Of Salt Lake. were guests OF
I Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Forbes Sunday.
! . Mrs. William Robinson and children
ana Mrs Word; who has been visiting
! Mrs. Robinson. left the first of the week
! for American Fork.
Mrs Ed CLAWS left Monday to meet
her husband. VINO has been in the east
/ and visiting the worlds fair for the past
month.
s, Mrs.: @ y; D; BTainard was citx.yisitOr
Lee Jones ard family left Friday for
California. where they expect to reside
/ in the future. Mrs. Dora Coakley ac-
! companied them as far as Salt Lake, re-
] turning TO camp Monday.
Irwin Wolf returned Monday 10 Lo-
! gan TO resume his studies at the Logan
| college.
! Fred Bemis returned Tuesday from
brief stay at the capital
Oscar Groshen of Salt Lake was in
/ camp Tuesday.
Mr. and. Mrs. John Ware left Mon
day for 9 three weeks visit with reIs-
lives In TOOee.
Elmer nm was city visitor Mon
Mrs. sam Giuard of Salt Lake was
visiting OLD friends in the camp during
Fred Cooper Of Bingham Junction was
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Holster were Wis
itOrs to the capital Monday.
y. J. GiarraTd left Friday for visit
to his old home in Pennsylvania and will
visit the Worlds fair before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Zion were visitors in
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. W. Strickley. who has been Wis
ting relatives in Salt Lake, returned
/ Tuesday.
Marshal A.. T. Williams was at the
capital Wednesday
Postmaster c.. H. Roberts was a city
visitor "Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff J. Forbes returned Fri
day from Zion
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Gum left Monday for
Portland. Ore.
Fred Bemis and Miss Hazel Bemis
have returned to- the city to resume their
studies at All HallOws college and st.
Mary'S academy.
Mrs NJ Fitzgerald spent several days
in the city the latter part of the week.
The Woman's Unity club met Wednes-
/ day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nina
JimmpSon
The Bingham Whist club was enter
tanned Wednesday evening at the home
Of Mrs. c. h. Adderley. Mrs. +. L. Dud-
Icy being hos tesS of the evening. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Charles Brink and NJ.
W. Smith. and Mrs A. V. Anderson and
Harry Mitchell. Lunch was served TO
The Unity club will meet Wednesday.
Get ;. at the homo Of Mrs. Ward. Upper
binEndfn
Tommy CULLEN was in the city the
Mrs ". w BFeckon is enjoying a visit
with her father and mother Mr.. and
Mrs A. d. Stewart of Minnesota.
Martin Hardness and Harry Woodman
We're camp visitors Tuesday. looking over
mining property.
Wednesday etening the Mandolin club
gave a very peasant dancing party at
Opera hall
Mrs Wor,hinetou Clark will entertain
the Bingham Whist club at her home,
Wednesday evening, Sept ..
Herman StFard and Louisa AhiSkOg
We're married Tuesday in Salt Lake.
At the N. T. church this evening a
special service viii be given for the Ia
Straw" Song service conducted by Mrs
+. Price
r. c. FARLEY freturned Monday from
brief stay at The capital.
Mrs. Alton Jones is visiting friends in
Mrs o. J. Roberts is visiting her par
ents at tho Junction.
Mrs. Bunker and son left Friday for
Richfeld Utah.
H. Geffen and sons Max and David re-
turned Monday from the city.
Jack Elliott was on the incoming train I
Monday
Miss Edna Clark has returned to her !
home in Moab after three months visit .
with her brother.
Mr. and Mrs. James Martin and Mrs
$ S. Jones were city visitors the first I
OF the week.
Mrs. e. F. O'Brien and son were on ,
the outgoing train Tuesday.
Fred Cook Of Park City rs visiting his J
sister. Mrs. Fred Brooks.
T. b. Lavitte returned Tuesday from
Miss Hester Mayotte is attending St. /
Mary's COLLEGE,