The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-03
STATE SOCIETY

! guests Of Mrs. Clarence Bates the past
week. have returned to their home at
salt Lake.
| Mrs. Alton Jones is home after a visit
/ OF week at Mammoth.
/ Mrs G. i. Schnure and little son were
| city visitors during the week.
Miss Hazelle TeachenOr has returned
| from a pleasant trip to the city.
Mrs. Ellis Maxfield and children are
| spending the week at Provo, the guests
/ OF relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Taylor will reside
in ogden IN the future. having left
1 cam9 Tuesday.
| Mrs. David Teachenor has returned aft
F.! er spending the week in Salt Lake as
a guest of her sister, Mrs. c. II. Lash
( brook
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Brink and Ed
| Carlson have returned after an extended
visit to Los Angeles, San Francisco and
Portland.
Tommy CULLEN was an incoming pas
senger from the capital the latter part
| Of the week.
+, The home of o. j. Roberts, who left
| for Los Angeles the first of the week.
] is now occupied BIZ Mr. and Mrs. Cod
| dington of Upper Bingham.
Mrs. VIII Shelley, who Is i'll at the
L. ID. S. hospital. is reported con-
John Hooking has returned from q
brief stay ia Salt Lake.
George L, Bradstreet OF Boston, secre-
tary of the New England Mining com
P&ny, was IN camp during the week, look
III. L. James has returned from ten
DAYS fishing trip.
William n Nutting has resigned his
position of superintendent OF the Bingham
Consolidated shelter and is succeeded by
;. J. GrOmley.
X. r. Wineman OF Salt Lake. H. Stro-
bel OF Silver City Colo, and j. A. Leroy
of Black Hills were camp visitors during
the week in the interest of mining.
Henry Finkle of Highland was taken
to the city hospital Monday, sufferer
Charlie House one of the linemen for
the Bell Telephone company who met
with an accident Tuesday is now suffer
ing from the loss of a thumb.
| Mrs. II. J. Robinson entertained a few
friends at the ElmertOn recently and
captivated her guests with rare musical
treat
Mason Clays was return visitor from
Zion Monday.
Active work will soon commence by the
stock company lately formed for the pur-
pose Of converting the old school house
into an opera house and dance hall.
Mrs. ]. HOster and Master Eddie spent
several days in ZION during the week.
The Order Of Washington is planning
to give a concert in the near future un-
der the direction of Mrs. II. ]. Robinson.
programme Of exceptional merit is
a. II. Atkinson made brief trip to
the city the latter part of the week.
The Order Of Washington, under the
junction, Colo, held its first meeting at
Opera hall Thursday evening. and in
stalled the following officers: II. j. koo'
insOn. past president; =. E. Dudley, pres
ident; w. f. Alexander, vice president;
Mrs. r. +. Dudley, chaplain; b. j. Mac
Even escort; Mrs. W. L. Alexander. as
sistant escort Walter Ward guard; Bert
Swan. sentinel; Mrs. II. J. Robinson. mu-
stefan; Charles Roper, captain of degree
team; trustees, for one year Ed J. Pot
ter; two yeras, Albert Holdeni three
years, o. Z. Merryfeld.
The order is an enthusiastic one and
bids fair to number with the strongest
fraternal organizations of the camp.
Mrs. Jack Bryant left Wednesday for
American Fork. called there by the III
Fred Miller returned the first of the
week from brief stay at the capital
with his family.
Mrs. J. Osborne and daughter, Miss
Lille Station. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gays ana
little Miss Fay Clays returned WedneS-
day from a pleasant stay at kemmerer
Wyo guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred West.
The marriage of Miss Alice Lausser and
r. Bush took place Wednesday, Aug. Is,
At Salt Lake Both are well known
young people of Bingham, and host OF
friends wish them bright and happy
future.
A. Y. Anderson returned Tuesday from
a jaunt 10 the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Robinson were city
visitors the latter part of the week.
Mrs. J. Osler was at the metropolis
Friday TO attend a session of the East
ern Star.
Mrs. Richard Rogers. ST.. of Upper
Bingham chaperoned merry party OF
picnickers TO Butterfield Thursday.
Z. r Dudley attended a joint meeting
OF principals and trustees at Sandy on
Thursday.
Charles Herrick, of Boise, lea, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. Herrick for the
week.