The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-11

day afternoon to meet his relatives, whit
have been visiting the old homestead al
Martins Ferry, o. Those who made W
the party were Mrs. R. ]. Mitchell and
Stewart, together with Mrs. Stewards
baby boy.
W. D. 5. Harrington was in camp on
Monday on a business trip.
Max Geffen attended the festivities OF
the Jewish people which was held in Salt
Lake on Monday.
c. F. Rasmussen, assistant claim agent
Of the Rio Grande railway, was in camp
during the week on business.
Mrs. F. Kent Smith returned from the
city Saturday, after a few days stay
X. B. Thompson of Ogden was in camp
Tuesday on a business trip.
Trustee c. L. Countryman went to San
dy Thursday morning OF school business.
The Democrats of Bingham are plan
ming on holding a monster rally In Can
yon hall Wednesday, Oct. IA. 1t is ex-
pected that Jesse w. Knight. the candi-
date for governor, and Lyman R. Mar
tineau, the party candidate for congress,
will be the speakers. A Bryan club viii
be formed at the close of the rally:
Miss Margaret Evans left Saturday to
spend a few days with her parents, who
DR.. and Mrs. r. D.. smedley and son,
Clark, formerly residents of Bingham,
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. German. DR.;
Smedley and family have just returned
from a years stay in Vienna, where the
doctor has been taking a postgraduate
course in one of the leading universities.
He will locate in Salt Lake, where he
will engage in general practice.
The state grand Masonic lodge is plan
ming to make its annual visit to Canyon
lodge No. Is on Tuesday, Oct IL.
Miller's hall was the scene or an en-
joyable dancing party Tuesday evening,
The Bingham theatre orchestra furnished
music. The COMMITTEES of arrangements
were E. II. Roper, L. Covington and Il.
II. Seager.
Miss Maude Caulfield, a High school
student in Salt Lake. visited her parents
in the camp the latter part of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Jarnot OF Eureka,
New, spent a few Gays the first of the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Oliver of
Markham gulch. Mr.. Jarnot is a share
holde in the Utah-Apex Mining company,
and on Monday inspected the property.
Boyd Bernard and Tom Janney of Salt
AXE came to camp Saturday on the aft
ernOon train, returning Sunday.
Mrs. A. Holstein, who has been seri-
ously i'll the past week with a grippe, Is
much better.
The Women of Woodcraft will hold an
other of their enjoyable whist parties at
Smiths hall on Thursday, Oct. Is.
Mrs. John Larson and Celia returned
from Salt Lake Sunday.
DIR. j. f. Flynn was an incomping pas
senger "Wednesday morning.
Z. D. Gardner, engineer at the Utah
Apex, was a city visitor Monday, return
ing Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haynes returned
to camp Sunday, after a prolonged stay
with relatives in Illinois.
c. c. Hamilton, brother of Yardmaster
Hamilton of the Rio Grande who was in
jured some time ago. has returned from
the hospital and is now able to be around
again.
George w. Dawson of Butte. Mont,
was in camp the first part of the week
looking over the different mining prop
critics.
J. A. Simonson has accepted a position
as timekeeper at the Utah Copper COM
pany mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Flynn are the proud
parents of a baby boy, which arrived
last week. Mr.. F1ynn's mother came
from Salt Lake to help care for the little
one.