The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-13
State Society
BINGHAM.

Mrs. Mary klopenstine returned from
Salt Lake the last of the week
Mrs. ID. b. Baron was an outgoing pas
senger 70 Salt Lake the first of the week.
store for ID. B. Baron.
Frank Holloway, chief clerk at the
Yampa mine. was visitor TO Salt Lake
on Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Hill returned from the cap
ital the first of the week.
A. L. HeastOn and brother Dan were
Outgoing passengers for the city on Mon
day.
John Buffers was among those who
went to the city on Labor day.
Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Haynes of the lower
part of town. are enjoying an EXTENDED
visit 10 their former home in Illinois.
Mrs Henry Thomas and Miss Louise
Berry were city visitors on Monday.
Kimball Edwards went 10 Salt Lake the
first OF the week TO hear Eugene V. Debs.
Frank Mallet was an outgoing passenger
10 the city on Monday.
r. S. Oliver and wife were city Vlsltors
the first of the week
Miss Hazel Teachenor was the guest OF
Mrs. V. b. Jones last week
]. II. White and wife visited friends IN
the city the first of the week.
Mrs Nettie Smith made trip 10 the
fcity last week, staying several days
c. o. Carlson was a Salt Lake visitor
Saturday.
air. and Mrs. Joseph Ruttles spent a
few days In the city the first oil the week.
II. c. Nelson spent a few days In camp
the last of the week. -,
Rev William Ryan held services al the
Catholic church last Sunday.
William Earl visited his family In SAT-
Lake the first of the week
w. b. Jensen was camp Visitor on
Tuesday.
A. g. Hemenway was down from Ogden
the first of the week.
James Hair of Highland Boy was In Salt
Robert Adams of Lead Mill made a bus
mess trip 10 the city Tuesday
Mrs Hattie Wilcox was visitor TO
the city on Tuesday - 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Henry spent the
first of the week in the city,
Francis La Grange returned TUESDAY
from the city after a brief stay
Sam Dunsmore took jaunt to the cap
ital Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Potter took in the
Wild West show wednesday. s,aa,,
James II. Worral was in camp Sunday.
Mr. Tileman of Upper Bingham visited
his family in Salt Lake Monday.
W. ID. Clays was a Salt Lake visitor the
Zen Lewis spent Sunday and Monday
visiting friends in the city.
H. Geffen was a pilgrim to Salt Lake
August Lund spent several days IN the
city the first of the week.
Carl Bartholomew spent Monday IN the
James F. Began is spending a few days
with his brother. John T. Began
Robert Wells was an outgoing passenger
% MSS tss Alice Fitzgerald spent Monday in
Miss Mary L. Grey arrived in camp on
Monday and is teaching at the Central
DR.. A. Horlander was among the city
sojourners the first of the week
August Jimpon. ST., spent Monday In the
capital
the city Sunday and Monday.
e. S. Hart is teaching the first year in
: high school in camp.
Miss Edith KlOpenStRe LETT yesterday
for Ogden, where she will teach
Professor c. a. Inflow and family arrived
from Denver the latter part of the week.
Mr. Order OF Salt Lake was a camp Wis
itor all this week.
James T. Dow. formerly of Bingham.
S was in camp this week
Mrs. Ben Trathen and family spent the
Mrs John Hooking was Ill for few
days this week.
Mrs. John T. Began and family have
returned from their visit with friends in
Mrs Henry Mitchell and family of
Wallsberg arrived in camp Saturday and
will visit for a few weeks.
N S. Hair of Highland Boy visited his
family in Salt Lake on Monday.
Marshal w. J. Grant came in from a
- business trip TO Salt Lake on Monday.
Mayor Thomas CULLEN returned Monday
after a brief stay in the capital
Miss Emma McKillican returned the
first of the week from Marysville. Mont,
her old Rme
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Chandler returned
10 their home I'm the city Monday after
brief stay with Mr.. and Mrs George
Chandler.
Mrs Guy BOloGenese and family spent
"a few days in the city this week.
John Evans and wife returned to camp
Monday and were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Clays. Mr.. Evans is a popular
f.. young business man here and his bride is
a well known Salt Lake girl They have
the best wishes for future happiness.
Mrs. John Sindar spent several days va
cation in the camp this week.
Master Joseph and Miss Edna Cushman,
children 90 Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Cush-