The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-23
BINGHAM SOCIETY.

Mrs. Joseph Boughan and soDs. John
and Fred. have returned from Salt Lake,
where they moved last fall.
John Newland. a contractor and a resi-
| dent of Bingham for the past three and
| half years, left Monday for Portland,
| where he will engage in business. NJ.
Newland's family will follow in about SIX
weeks.
| Mrs. John Fitzgerald returned from Salt
| Lake Saturday morning, where she ac-
cOmpanied he daughter, Alice, who left
the city Friday evening for Occur d'Alene,
| Idaho where she viii spend her vacation
with her aunt. Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald,
formerly of Bingham.
DR.. Talbot, presiding elder of the Utah
Methodist Episcopal church, spent Sun
day in camp, and preached at the NJ. Z.
| church Sunday evening.
Mrs. @. Bishop left for Salt Lake Sun
| day, where she will join her husband. Mr.
| Bishop and family have resided in Bing-
| ham the past winter, but have recently
| moved to the city.
Mrs. DIR. Raw returned Tuesday from
I a visit with relatives at the capital &C
| companied by her sister Maurine BOur-
gard, who has been attending the Salt
| Lake High school the past winter.
! Miss Hazel Miller. of Riverton, was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. Z. Raleigh,
/ during the week
Mrs. E A. Bancroft. of Salt Lake, and
| daughters, Misses Bessie and Mildred and
| son, Will arrived in camp Friday even
/ ing to spend the summer with Mr.. Ban
/ croft, up Dry Fork.
| ABOUT IlIIy prominent members OF the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen of SAT-
| Lake visited camp on Wednesday and
| assisted in organizing and initiating men,
bers to our local lodge. After the cere-
| monies a highly enjoyable dinner was
served by Mrs. Ernest Bush and Mrs.
| Myrtle Noyes- The visiting members re-
| turned to the city on the midnight special.
| Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Stenbom and son Ell
| wood. of Salt Lake. and Miss Helen r
Behman from Colorado spent Sunday vii
their brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
| H Behman-
Mrs. Jerome Bourgard and daughter
Hazel returned home Wednesday from
Salt Lake. where Miss Hazel has been at
| tending the High school during the win
| ter. "
c. H Roberts came in Sunday from Salt
Lake, where he was a visitor at the home
of John Roberts. who lies at the L. D. S.
| hospital, suffering from a, serious acct
! dent. Mrs. Fred DOane and children were
also at the capital during the week and
| visited Mr.. Roberts at the hospital. AL
| though he is still in a serious condition
| the doctors speak more eneouragingly OF
| Mr.. Roberts recovery, but it will be
some time before any pronounced i'm
provement will be apparent.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Roe have taken a
cottage near the Red Wing Extension ana
will spend the summer months in the
mountains, and in the fall will again move
| to the lower canyon.
Bishop W. B. Waters. wife and little
daughter. have returned from a week s
pleasant visit with relatives at Springville
and MapletOn.
DIR. Vennatta left camp Monday for Yer
| ington, Nevada, where he will engage in
| active practice.
Mrs. George Bishop and children left
Bingham Sunday for Salt Lake. their for
mer home, Mr.. Bishop having given up
interests i'm this camp.
Mr. Gardner. of the Utah Apex, has
moved his family from West Jordan and
| they are coZiiy situated in apartments al
| the Terrell cottage.
! Mrs Smith nd
! della, left Thursday for Butte, Montana.
and will visit Mrs. Smiths parents. later
Joining Mr.. Smith, who IS located at Yer
Marve Copenhaver left camp on Tues
day for Nevada. Mrs. Copenhaver leaves
in few days for Lehi and will be ac-
who is visiting her for a few days.
After a four years residence in camp
Mrs. Bert Warner left Sunday for Fill
more. Utah, where she will make her fu-
Mrs V b. Jones spent the latter par:
of the week in Salt Lake and was the
| guest of Mrs. Worthi1eTon Clark at Mu'-
ray. Thursday
Miss Frances Flaws. who has teen vis-
itinE Miss Ina Clays and rela lives the past
ten days, has returned 20 her home in Inc
city.
Albert Holster. who is under PLY ST.
clans care at Salt Lake. returned % ca NJ
Tuesday accompanied by Mrs Eiolsten.
Ernest Bush has accepted q rosiuor
with the oregon snort Line railroad al
Salt Lake and will remove his family t,
the city iIT the near future.
A pleasant zine was enjoyed over tl.f
tedcups Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. A T. Williams. Covers were LAID
for four.
A quiet home wedding was-that or
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. ant
Mrs George Hayes, wnen Mrs. Marcy
Hayes, of Evanston, Wyo., and n. F
Coates, of Bingham. were united in mar.
riage, Bishop w. g. Waters tying tbs
nurlial knot. Only the contracting par,ses
and close relatives witnessed the cere-
mony.
Miss Hulda Schweitzer has been guess