The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06

badly injured while Fireman J. A.
Christensen received only slight in
juries. The engine left the track at
station No. 81, going in the ditch, and
had to be raised by means Of block and
pulley. None of the men 3 injuries
are considered dangerous.
Miss Rose Stephens of Salt Lake has
been visiting her brother, Tom Steph~
ems of Upper Bingham.
j. A. Cornwell Of the Red Wing
boarding house was taken to the
hospital at Salt Lake last week, suffer
ing from erysipelas.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.
Hair Of Highland Boy celebrated
wedding receiving many useful pres
enets from the invited guests. A fine
dinner was served to about twenty
people. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Waters. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brink, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Ferre, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wakeham, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Hair, Mr., and Mrs. James Hair and
Tom Hair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry celebrated the
fifth anniversary of their wedding last
numerous presents. Lunch and cards
were enjoyed during the evening.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Rich
ardson, Mr.. and Mrs Halstein, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. Locke, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mar
riott, Mr.. and Mrs. Johns, Mr. and
Mrs, Dean Wilcox.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ball of the Highland
Boy entertained the other evening in
honor of their departure for Arizona.
and Michigan, joining her husband
later. While here Mr. Ball was general
foreman of the Highland Boy mine, and
made many friends, who will regret his
leaving camp.
Thursday afternoon the lady Macea-
bees initiated several new members,
after which dainty lunch was served.
Mrs. Henry Sorenson and baby are
visiting from Lehi.
Walter Ward, who has been at the
hospital at Salt Lake, suffering from
rheumatism, is again back in camp.
Many of the school children of the
were out May walking Wednesday.
Officer Stringham made good record
for the force for gathering in hobos
during the week,
The Winnamuck mine has built a
new office building and is now Install
ing ten.drill compressor in order to
work on n large scale. The property
was recently purchased by Mr. Tom
Weir of Salt Lake.
City Recorder J. B. Moreton was in
camp during the week on pleasure
and business trip,
The Rio Grande is clearing up the
wreck which destroyed Cotwall s mill
some time ago, by means Of block and
pulley, and owing TO the steep grade
and curve at this point they are having
much trouble.
d. B, Baron, manager and owner Of
the Leader Clothing company, is suffer
ing from tonsilitis, and it was neces-
sary TO remove his tonsils, the opera
tion taking place at Salt Lake.
Mrs, Ellis Baker of Upper Bingham
to camp after a delightful |
visit with friends at Lehi
Young Andrew Garfield, who had his |
leg broken by being kicked by a horse |
last week, is reported to be improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Woodhouse of
Provo were camp visitors the first of |
the week Mr.. Woodhouse is manager
of the Telluride Power company at |
Provo.
Mr.. Del Finkel was host at a STAG
party last week, and while enioyin9 |
himself with friends they all were sur,
prised by the opposite sex-their
a joint good time was
had.
One of the most important social
events of the season was the enter |
tainment given Tuesday evening by the |
Odd Fellows in commemoration Of the |
anniversary Of the found. |
ing of that order. Messrs C. II. Rob
crts and Eugene Berling each gave
q brief talk, outlining the past bril-
liant history and the present solid
standing of their order; followed by |
the Rev. Mr.. Lewis, who rendered an |
enjoyable vocal solo; he. in turn, was
by Miss Wegland with comic |
song entitled 81 m on Ny Way" re-
,eiving an enthusiastic encore, to which
she responded with "Any Rags''
This short programme ended, the
guests were next entertained by n
game Of progressive whist, gentle
mems prizes being won by Messrs. L.
A. Scoville, first; and Gabrielson, see
ond. Mrs. f. L. Dudley and Miss Cora |
Hooking were tied for first ladies'
prize, which was won on the draw by
Miss Hooking. Miss Maud Roberts
was awarded second prize, also on
Draw.
Among those present were the. fol.
owing: Messrs. and Mesdames Lewis,
b. w. Durfee, Eugene Berling. Pete
Peterson, a Hadstein John Brown.
James Richards. Elmer Hill. E. e. Dud,
ley, Misses Wcgland, Maud Roberts,
Messrs, Roy Britton, Frank Ellis, Fred
Herman Ellis Baker, c. Fl, Roberts
Jesse Ellington, j. X. Jones, al Os,
borne, l., A. Scoville. and Mesdames
Porter, ScoYille and Charles Schneider
Diamond Coal sold only by