The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-31
BINGHAM.

Miss Mabel A. Gray was camp Wis
itOrs Wednesday. She was the guest OF
her sister. Miss Mary A. Gray, teacher al
the Central school.
the city yesterday and will spend the
summer with her folks in Salt Lake.
DR. and Mrs f. f. Straup spent Me-
mortal day in Salt Lake; They nad as
Miss Butcher. teacher at the public
school. left Yesterday for Salt Lake
where she will spend the summer.
Mrs Ed ZWiClIy of Highland Boy was
i'm Salt Lake the latter part OF the week
visiting relatives.
The friends OF George A. Bellinger OF
the lower part of town surprised him on
Tuesday night on the anniversary OF his
thirty-fourth birthday. A very pleasant
evening was spent playing cards.
Professor William Morris of Murray re-
turned to his home Yesterday after spend
ing most OF the week in Bingham
Roma BOurgard spent Saturday ana
SUNDAY with his friends In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w Buckholz went TO
the capital yesterday Mrs. Bucknolz mas
been spending the week in Bingham with
her husband, who is cashier at the blIs-
ham State bank.
Miss Beulah Wittle. teacher at the Cen
trail school, left for Murray Friday. AFTER
a few days visit there she will leave for
! her home in Denver.
Frank Druding. engineer al the Utah
| Copper, went to the capital yesterday to
/ spend Memorial day and Sunday.
Robert :. Oliver manager OF the Utah-
( Apex Mining company spent yesterday
/ in the city.
Miss Hattie Pike, teacher at the Cen
I trai school will spend several weeks
/ with her sister in the city.
r. J. Mitchell was city visitor Friday
and will be gone for few days.
! Mrs. Nettie Mitchell and son, Frank.
/ leave for Martins Ferry, o., next week
/ TO spend the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Steinberg were city Wis
| itOrs yesterday.
/ Miss Lizzie Mackinson. tescher at the
/ Central school, will spend the summer
with relatives in Idaho
! c. G. Hinckley left the latter part Of
/ the week for the east, and VIII visit with
his parents in Michigan.
/ Mr. and Mrs. George A. Barlow left for
! California the first Of the week, where
| they will take up their permanent resi-
| dence
Miss Leta Wakeham. who has been i'll
I with appendicitis. has recovered and is
now visiting with friends in Pleasant
/ Mr.. and Mrs s W. Hiatt left Thurs
day for Payson. Utah. where they will
I remain Indefinitely. The many friends
/ of the couple entertained at the ward
house Wednesday night with a farewell
4 party,
Mrs. Charles Haskins. accompanied by
/ Aaron Gauchat, arrived the early part of
/ the week from California. Mrs. Haskins
/ will spend the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jimpson, ST.
! Mrs Sarah Brecken arrived here Tues
day from California. where she had been
| for several weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brink spent Deco
ration day in Salt Lake City.
/ Vegem Minette was a city visitor We'd
nesday and Thursday.
! Dell Lee. who has been to the coast for
! the past few weeks, returned yesterday
| 10 the camp.
Mrs. E. r Dudley and daughter. Louise.
will leave the first of the week for Sac
ramentO Cal. where they will visit Mrs.
! Dudley's parents.
Musical Director L. W. Clark of the
Jordan district spent Monday at the Bing-
/ ham schools.
Miss Madge Caulfield of Upper Bingham
spent a few days in the city the early part
of the week.
Miss Arvilla Vanderhoef was up from
Salt Lake the first Of the week.
Mrs. James J.. Davis and children spent
a few days the first OF the week with
Mrs. A J. Minnette.
Mrs. c. +. GOody and daughter, Irene,
| arrived in camp yesterday after lengthy
trip to the coast.
Mrs. r. l. Herrick and children, who
have been visiting relatives for the past
few weeks, returned home this week.
The two departments of the Bingham
volunteer fire workers gave a dance Fri
day night, which was one of the most
successful in the history of the camp.
The dance was given for the purpose OF
raising funds to purchase suits. A very
large crowd turned out and the affair was
/ a success in every detail. Murray music
proved 10 he very good and the party
broke mp in the wee sma' hours of the
morning.
Garret S. Wilkin. superintendent of the