The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-09
BINGHAM SOCIETY
Special to Tho Tribune.

0PeGiei 70 Tho Tribune
,ouais NM Sept. S.-Mrs. Michael Fitz-
OF several weeks through the Northa,satp p
mrs Dr. Smedley recently entertajnaG
at ainneT, In honor of Rev. Mr.. Lewis and
~iie OF the M. E. church. Nn0
MRS w II. Wooding visited In sa1t
Lake during the week.
,, Emil Jensen Of Highland Bow re-
turned the first Of the week from short
stay In the city, 'noil
mrs Dr. Straup returned Wednesday
after spending a few days in Provo
canyon. AL fioFo
Jack Elliott Will leave next week 70
..enu 'he l. W. w, convention at Chi
Mrs: Mary Klopenstein visited in the
city Monday and Tuesday.
,, Mrs: Castleman. Mrs. Lashbrook and
MISS Lashbrook left Tuesday for a Ave
DAYS visit In Salt Lake.
mrs Eugene Berling and children are
visiting In Salt Lake.
The ball given by Rachel Rebekab lodge
NO 70 at |. o, o. F. hall on Friday even
ing was largely attended and q highly
successful occasion.
MISS Lena Welby OF Salt Lake Is the
guest of Miss Bess Chandler for a visit
OF some weeks
Mrs S. S. Jones and children have re-
turned to camp, after a pleasant time Mt
Brighton "
Mr, and Mrs, o. f. MerryAeld returned
Monday from Salt Lake.
Mr: Mayer OF the engineering corps of
the utah Copper company has returned
from ten days vacation spent in camp-
Ing and visiting some of the mining
camps.
John Fitzgerald returned to his home
thursday after his long confinement in
ST. Marks hospital. Mr Fitzgerald ia
slowly recovering from his injuries.
Mrs W. b. Richardson Is visiting with
relatives at Lehi
Mrs A. Smith of Highland Boy Is en-
pertaining Mr.. and Mrs. William Knowley
OF Sunnyside
l. 4. fowell has returned to camp after
his stay In Salt Lake recovering from
his recent injuries. Mr.. Yowell Will soon
be at work again.
Miss Mcintyre of Ogden was in camp
during the week Miss McIntyre will
teach In Bingham for the winter,
Rev Mr.. Lewis held his first services
at the church last Sunday evening and
was welcomed by good attendance
MRS. Albert Holsteln had charge of the
music.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Ruttles have re-
turned TO their home at Highland Boy,
after a short trip to the city.
The I. w. W. ball on Labor day, given
at Canyon hall. was one of the largest
social affairs OF the year and was attend
ed by more than GOO persons. Great in
| terest was manifested in the awarding
OF prizes given for various things and
much amusing competition was INDUCED
ln. The following were the prize winners:
Most prominent union man, II. Y. Carl
son; prize two-step Miss Heaston and
Mr.. Watts; three-step. Miss Tregaskus
neatest appearing gentleman, J. P
Motherwell: man who goes TO bed the
latest. P. c. Peterson: neatest appearing
lady. Lizzie Coakley; NEST popular teach
| er, Nellie McAvoy, most agreeable man
working at smelter. Martin Hoben, most
| popular man working on Rio Grande
| Western railway, John Van Luven; best
| liked employee working at Bingham mills,
Mr.. Jackson; homeliest man. Frank Tier
ney; most pleasant single man In camp.
Walter Ence; tallest man Charles Thur
man. feet Inches; shortest man, John
| Booth. feet inches. hardest working
| woman, Laura Anderson; most energetic
old lady. Mrs. Charles Stewart; gentleman
| present who thinks he can make a mash
! and firt at any time, George Schles-
singer. Dancing was kept UP till late
| In the morning. and all voted the affair
a most successful one. About 500 was
cleared. which Will be given TO the Crisis.
Miss Edna Pyne of Provo is In camp
for a two weeks visit with Miss Anna
| Gifin.
Mrs. J. Harmon has returned from
| months trip through Montana and Can
| ada.
Mr. and Mrs Giffen are entertaining
| their cousin, Mrs. |. Hoffman, and chill
| dren of Minneapolis. MinD.
| George c. Carson OF the National Maga-
zine is in camp for the purpose OF writ
ing article on the Bingham mines,
| mills and smelters, TO be published IN
| that magazine.
| c. A. Lawlhuer of the Cluster group Of
| I,,s.r, mn, IT, sla ntf, H. A.a, 4.
| week
George Z. Chandler left for points in
| the Northwest last Monday and will be
| engaged In buying lumber.
Miss Bessie Robinson has returned from
weeks visit with friends In American
Fork
Mr. and Mrs, j. c. Dugan we're In the
| city Monday
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Worden of Salt
| Lake are visiting friends at Highland
| Boy.
| Mr.. Soreusen Is recovering from his re-
cent injuries at the Copper Belt and Will
soon be back IN camp.
| Mrs Charles Brink is visiting her
| daughter in Salt Lake.
| Aaron Gauchat will shortly leave for
Albion. Cal, for an extended stay.
| H. j. Robinson returned Thursday
after attending the meeting Of the Press
club In Denver.
The members OF Wlnona lodge. Ladies'
| OF Pocahontas. entertained Wednesday
| evening, with their husbands and friends
| as the honor guests. Cards were played
after which refreshments were served.
Mrs Hekland is entertaining Mrs.
Christina Anderson and daughter OF Kan
sas.
Barney Quinn was In camp during the