The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-06
BINGHAM.

Monday evening Bingham gave two
grand balls IN honor of her debut as a
town. The whole population participated
IN the festivities. The halls were appro-
priately decorated. Social hall had
Bingham, 1904 studded with red, white
and blue electric lights that automaticai-
which gave additional brilliancy to the
scene OF gay dancers. The occasion was
one long TO be remembered in Bingham.
Professor w J. Mclaughlin who is
III with typhoid fever at his home in SAT-
Lake, is reported some better
During the progress of the inaugural
lulled at midnight Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Hill and Mr.. and Mrs. John FITZGERALD. in
company with few invited guests, thor
Oughly, enjoyed a bOunteouS lunch after
which they again repaired to the hall 10
join the wnirl of gay dancers. Those
present; Mrs. J. b. Graham. Judge and
and Mrs. Hill, Mr. and Mrs Fitzgerald,
Fitzgerald.
A very pleasant affair or the week was
a reception given Tuesday evening at
Upper Bingham by the NJ. r. church and
sunday school children in honor of Mrs
IL Il. Thomas, who has been an active
member and worker in that organization
Tor number of years Mrs. Thomas will
make Nampa. Ida. her future home
DIT. Rothewell. formerly of Colorado.
arrived the first of the week. He will IN
the future be associated with DIR. r. c.
y. L. Archer of Salt Lake was in camp
George L. Nye of Salt Lake was
visitor the first of the week
j. 3. Moreton of Salt Lake has been
in camp the past week.
Mrs. 9. II. Lashbrook returns TO Salt
Lake Sunday evening
Charley McCaun, who has been on
visit TO his old home in York, Pa, re-
4 turned the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Dunsmore were on
the outgoing train Thursday.
Captain o. a. T1bbetts was in camp the
greater part of the week.
Oscar Christopherson was a Salt Lake
visitor the first OF the week.
Miss Winnie Smith of Salt Lake was
past week.
Andy Mayberry and daughter. Venta.
We're on the outgoing train Sunday.
Miss Gertie Buffers returned Tuesday
two weeks with friends in the city.
County Commissioners II. y. Standish OF
, Salt Lake and w. w. Wilson of Sandy
were in camp Monday 10 attend the in
augural ball
Archie Orem returned the first of the
, week from Salt Lake, where he has been
spending "A few days with his parents.
The Bingham Whist cluo was delight
! fully entertained Thursday evening at
won by Mrs. W. n. Smith and Francis
Quinn. Mrs. Mary Roberts and +. NJ.
Smith, consultations An elaborate lunch
was served. The guests were Mr.. and
Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Quinn, Mr.
and Mrs. c. II. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Herrick, Mr. and Mrs. w. Clark.
Mrs. TeachenOr Mrs StTiCkley. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. e Dudley. Mrs. Fred West of
Upper Bingham. Miss HornbuckIe, Mr..
Chandler. ]. Mitchell. DR.. Hollander and
Mrs L. II. Lashbrook of Salt Lake.
Alvin Smith returned to his home in
Salt Lake.
A very enjoyable affair was the mar
ried folks dance given Friday evening
ut the ward meeting house The pro-
! ceeds are TO help furnish books for the
Sunday school.
The Literary and Debating society OF
! Upper Bingham gave a very pleasant
| card party at I. o. o. +. hall Friday
evening.
Mrs. Rohada Mattson Of upper Bingham
was on the outgoing train Tuesday for
Salt Lake.
Joe Wellishon was a visitor TO the city
| Tuesday.
Jack Chinnewith returned Monday from
/ the city.
James Start spent few days in the
| city.
| Miss Ada LOSER of Ephraim IS a guest
of her sister. Alice LOSER.
Miss Hilda Youngbery of Salt Lake
/ City is visiting her brother Of the High
| land Boy.
The Womans Unity club met Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. VIII Strickley. y