The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-29

LOT several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Diem and two chill
dren spent Sunday in Payson.
Hon Thomas Kearns was a Park Wis
itor Tuesday
! John A Malta spent Wednesday evening
IN Salt Lake visiting with friends.
BINGHAM.
Miss ELLA Russell. who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Johns for
/ the past week has returned to Salt Lake
Miss May Hines has returned TO her
home in Salt Lake.
Mrs Pete Johnson, an early-day resi-
dent of Bingham. but now of Salt Lake,
/ spent Sunday in camp the guest of her
/ daughter Mrs. Camille Paumie, and Wis
/ iting old time friends. Mrs. Johnson was
| Viola and Miss Stella Johnson
| Mrs. j. w. Burke and daughter spent
! Pioneer day in the city.
| Miss GeTtie Bush visited her sister,
Mrs. Dan Jenkins. at Bingham Junction
! Isesday, returning Wednesday.
Mrs. VIII Sampson arrived i'm camp
| Tuesday morning from Phoenix, B. c.
| and will spend a month here visiting with
| her parents, Mr. and Mrs F. c. Garland
Mrs. e. r.. Inglesby and children who
have been visiting in Salt Lake, have re-
turned.
Deputy Sheriff C D Coats and family
have moved into one of the Hill cottages
| In Markham gulch.
Z .
Mrs. Stanley Johns. Mr.. and Mrs Dean
| Wilcox, Miss Zina Wilcox and Miss Ella
Russell spent Sunday at ButterfieId
Fesene Minnetti and e. L. Kreamer,
assayer at the Yampa smelter. returned
Sunday from Denver
Mrs. A. NJ Peck of Grand Junction.
Colo. was the guest of honor at A dinner
Monday given by Mrs. Everett Blumberg.
Dell Lee was among those who spent
their time looking for a cool spot in the
city Tuesday
f. Mr.. and Mrs William Weed and daugh-
ter Alma were visitors to the capital
Tuesday. They were accompanied by
Mrs Weeds sister, Mrs Mots
Mrs. Maud Fields who is visiting in
Eureka. will visit friends at the capital
before returning home
r. S. Oliver spent Monday in camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bekstead of South
Jordan visited Mrs. r.. Herick Sunday
Miss Annie Geffen was an incoming
passenger from Salt Lake Wednesday
Miss Leta Wakeum returned home
Wednesday.
George Steele is entertaining his mother
Mrs Brown. of Lehi
John c. Hyland is rejoicing over the ar
rival of ten-pound boy. last Tuesday
Mrs. Briggs left Sunday for California
accompanied by James Richards little
daughter
Mrs. Mark Clays left Monday for Park
City.
D. R. Beebe of Provo spent several
uaNS in Bingham last week.
Miss Stella Smith, daughter of Mrs A.
Smith of the Highland Boy is visiting
her sister, Mrs HutchsOn of Evanston.
Wyo
John Hooking is spending his summer
vacation on the Weber river
Mr.. and Mrs. George ChristOpherson of
the Highland Boy were outgoing pas
sengers Monday.
Mrs. Anna Mcclure was a city visitor
Monday.
tives in Bingham
VIII Strickley visited camp during the
week
Miss Mary Grey of Waterloo. who has
been visiting Mrs. Tom Stevens of Upper
Bingham, has returned TO her home
Mrs Studebaker visited relatives and
friends here Sunday, returning home
Monday.
John sindar spent part of the week in
Salt Lake
Robert Hall is home from the capital
Mrs. Rem Jenkins spent Sunday at West ;
Jordan visiting her mother, Mrs. Bennett. !
Mrs. A. Jensen of Upper Bingham went /
to Salt Lake Wednesday morning.
Jack War; was an incoming passenger /
Wednesday morning
Miss Stella Roper is visiting friends /
in Salt Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Spotswood are spending /
a few days at the Junction.
Miss Rae Mayne and brother Harold 4
are visiting relatives in Salt Lake
Among the visitors to the capital the /
past week were Mrs. Rem Jenkens DR.. /
and Mrs. Straup.
Miss Nellie McEnvOy is in Salt Lake
making preparations TO accompany a |
number of her city friends on a two
weeks pleasure trip at the Upper Falls
in Provo canyon.
Mrs. Farney of Highland Boy was a
returning passenger 10 Bingham Sunday T
afternoon.
Bert Hooking. Dell Lee. Will Waters.
Fred Minnitti, Frank Hill. Louis Black.
Farley Jones' Aaron Gauchat. Frank
Mathews. Dora Paris. Lizzie Smith.
Eliza Williams, Gertrude Blake and Edna
Thomas made jolly picnic party Sun
day and spent the day, up Dry Fork can
John Stephens spent Sunday with his /.
family i'm the city. II
Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. Jones are com
tortably located i'm their new home near
the Winamuck mill.
Mrs. l.. g. Jeffrey and daughters
Lake.
Mrs. Dresser and Mr.. McAleer of Bos-
on and Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar of Salt
Lake, stockholders in the Shawmut prop
rites, spent Sunday looking over their
Bingham interests.
o. c. Barnes is receiving congratuIa-
ions over a bouncing boy which arrived
1t his home on Tuesday
David Crawford returned Wednesday
morning from Salt Lake
Mrs Fred Herrick of Boise. Ida. IS
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. R. s. Her
lex
Mrs Bates of Provo. sister of Mrs.
frank Stringham. spent several days in
Sngham this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald are
L Castillo Springs.
Mrs. Samuel Adams was an outgoing
assenger to Zion Monday
Managing Director of the Shawmut \
Herbert Williams of Boston, after spend
ng a week in camp looking over the
property departed for the northwest and /
lil visit the larger mining camps of H
lOntana and Colorado on his way home
Among those who attended the Pioneer
ay festivities at TOoele Tuesday were
ir. and Mrs. Bert McPhee, Mr.. and Mrs
tito Kappelle Mr. and Mrs. Frank {
tringham. DR.. and Mrs. f. E. Straup. 7
IT. Daugherty. Louis Gay, Roy Wilcox,
Oe Navanaugh and Dwight Wadleigh
George Hooking and family returned
rom Salt Lake Wednesday. :
City Councilman Fred West and family
[ Kemmerer KyO, are here visiting I
elatives and friends.
Mrs. Dean Wilcox and Miss Zina Will
OK are visiting Salt Lake friends
Miss Addie Wright of American Fork
visiting her sister, Miss Bertha Wright 4
Bingham.
j. l.. Forbes has returned to camp from I
ion.
Mrs. Walter Ward who has been visit :
e in American Fork, returned home