The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-20

the Jordan school district, was in camp
Monday and TUESDAY inspecting the local
schools and stated that Bingham
schools were ones 10 be proud OF as they
were on par with the best in the state.
j. T. Bernard was a city visitor the
/ latter part OF the week
Mrs. Joseph Stokes of Bingham juno
ton was in camp ior several days as
guest Of her sister Mrs. r L. Herrick-
! Mrs. r. SOsinsk was in Salt Lake Sat
urday on "a shopping tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Osborne spent
several days In Ogden during the past
week
/ ID. W. Jessup entertained at a very
pretty dinner party in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Wishman-
The Upper Bingham club held their
/ regular meeting Friday evening An ex-
/ cellent musical and literary program was
| rendered by the members
". A. Gundry of Salt Lake was a camp
visitor during the week.
Albert H. Eastman OF Boston, Mass,
was in camp for several days curing me
week Inspecting the different mining
properties.
William Myers. who is attending the
high school in Salt Lake, returned to
camp Friday and viii spend the CHRIST
mas vacation with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Woods left camp
during the week for Rhyohte, New
where they will reside permanently =
ter short stay in the city.
Mrs v B. Jones was in salt Lake sat
urday and Sunday for brief visit .
Miss Louise Barton was a visitor al
the Central school during the week
c. w. Buckholz returned Saturday al
ter being in attendance as a delegate at
the convention OF the Commercial cluD-
Peter Porter, manager OF the Monte
yuma and the Mountain Chief properties
visited the camp Tuesday and spent
number of days looking over many inter
ests here
Mrs. A. ]. Inglesby returned to camp
Sunday after a prolonged stay with reia7
tives in the city.
Firemen No. 2 entertained their lady
friends at the fire headquarters IN the
lower part of the town Tuesday evening
with another of their delightful informal
at homes A number of tables OF WHIST
were filled during the evening with the
first hOnOrs going to Mrs. {. j. Chrlsteh-
son and Aaron Gauchat the second 10
Mrs Glidden and l. Wakeman. the boopy
awards being carried off BIZ Mrs. Haynes
and A. V. Anderson. A dainty and pretty
luncheon was served during the evening
Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Cush-
man. Mr. and Mrs e f. Dudley. Mes
DANES w. s. Cannon, f. g. Locke, j.
JiHpsOu. A. J. Minnetti. Elias Thomas
G. V. Osborne. q. Haynes, Misses Hy-
land. Ayres Osborne and Farley Jones,
Albert, Fred and Negure Minnetti, c. j.
Christensen. Charles Booth, Aaron and
IsadOre Gauchat, l. Wakeman, g. Brink
and f. Smith.
Miss Della Bowden of the Highland
school left camp Friday for Salt Lake
Special sermon viii be given at the NJ.
z church Sunday evening by the pastor,
Rev r. +. Gilpin, with an elaborate
Christmas musical program The pupils
OF the Sunday school are to give a can
tata on Christmas eve.
Miss Della Bowden and Miss Mae Bar
ton. both of the teaching staff of the
Highland Boy school, will leave Salt
Lake Sunday Dec. 20, for an extended
trip to Los Angeles and other southern
points in California, where they will
spend the holidays. They will be accom-
panied by Miss BOwden's mother, Mrs.
T. J. Bowden, and her sister, Mrs. Judge
Powers
sMr and Mrs. Oscar Christopherson and
daughter, Miss Mae, returned from the
city Tuesday, where they spent num-
Der of days.
Miss Celcia Sandstrom left camp Mon
day for her home in Murray. where she
will reside permanently with her parents
Mrs. w. 5. Cannon entertain the mem
bers of the Neighborhood Whist club at
her home Wednesday evening.
Miss Laura Creelman of the Central
school left camp Saturday for McGiIl,
New where she will spend the vacation
with her brother
The members of the Canton Thomas
No. 3 have all arrangements made for
their annual anniversary ball which will
he given on New Years eve. The Canton
has conducted a ball on the same night
in camp for at least a quarter of cen
tuiy and predict that this wears event
will eclipse all previous affairs. the
king-SeTy orchestra having been engaged
10 furnish the music The committee in
charge are Horace r. Bliven, Ernest
Lehman and Eugene Berling and Frank
Wilson.
John Sindar was in Salt Lake Wednes-
day.
Miss Mae O. Neil left camp Friday and
VIII spend the holidays with her parents
in the city.