The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-29
State Society
BINGHAM.

BtNOTAm.
Chris Christensen was taken TO the
St Marks hospital on the Wednesday
afternoon train. suffering from rheum-
atism.
j. F. Bernard went TO the metropolis
Wednesday for a prolonged stay with
friends.
A large delegation of MasOns from
Bingham attended the funeral of Feni
Smith Tuesday at Salt Lake. Those
from Canyon lodge No. Is were DR.. A
L. Inglesby. Roma Bourgard. Fred A
Hams. Charles Brink. Frank Irwin
Fred J. Herman. William Robertson, r,
L. Gilpin and p. NJ. McCrea.
Jerome Bourgard returned Wednesday
after prolonged trip to the southern
part of the state.
Louis 5. Gates, superintendent Of the
Boston Consolidated Mining company,
was in the city the first part of the
week.
Mrs. Ed Zwickey was city visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jerome BOurgard and daughters
Maurine and Hazel spent Thanksgiving
at the homestead in Bingham.
An entertainment was given by the
pupils in the kindergarten grades of the
Central school Wednesday afternoon,
under the supervision of their teachers.
Miss Mary J. Gray and Miss Theorde
Bermister. Those taking part in the
exercises, which were in harmony with
the Thanksgiving spirit, were Niva
Stringham. Agnes Quinn, Guy Marriott
Howard Jones. Patsy Mahony and Alice
Dempsey.
Mae O'Neil of the teaching staff OF the
Galena school went to Zion Tuesday to
spend the holidays with her parents.
>. j. Myers Of Salt Lake came to camp
Tuesday and will be connected with the
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man.
Joe Mainwairing went To Springville
10 spend Thanksgiving with his mother.
Bertha T. Bennett of the Copperton
school has resigned her position on the
teaching STAFF OF the school, to take eff
feet the first of the month.
Roma Bourgard was in the capital the
first part of the week.
J. Il. BennisOn. a mining operator of
Denver, Colo, was in camp Wednesday
inspecting the Boston Consolidated
property, in which he is interested
c. H. BuckhOlZ of the Bingham bank
spent the holiday with his family in the
city.
D. B. Baron was in the capital We'd
nesday and Thursday on a visit to
friends.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Miss Jessie Lewis of New York
and Ben Lewis of Bingham, to take
place in salt Lake Sunday afternoon
Nov. 29, at the MontefOre synag ogue.
j. w. eddie of the Bingham hotel was
the host Thanksgiving to large num-
Der of guests at a well appointed din
ner
Ed Stowall spent Thanksgiving with
friends in the metropolis.
Lionel Wherry of the Yampa mine
went to Lawrence. Kan. during the
week TO spend Thanksgiving with his
folks in the old homestead.
Mrs. j. II. Graham of Salt Lake was
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A w
Forman
Mr.. and Mrs. @. L. Countryman and
sons Ova and Clyde were in the capital
Saturday.
Miss Mary Butcher of the Central
school spent the holiday i'm the city as
the guest of Mrs. Ed Brown
George Wilt left during the week for
Arizona, where he win spend the winter
His brother Warren accompanied him
as far as Salt Lake
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Crawford were
city visitors the first part OF the week.
Mrs. c. L. Countryman will entertain
the NeighborhOOd Whist club at her re-
sidence Saturday, Dec. ).
1. \. Inflow was i'm the capital Satur-
day attending the teachers institute.
+. X. Smith of Denver. Colo was in
camp during the week on a business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Dempsey of Salt
Lake were camp visitors Monday. re-
turning on the afternoon train.
T. ID. Gardner of the Utah Apex Min
ing company was in Zion for several
days the latter part of the weeke.
Fred Peterson of Highland Boy went
10 the capital Wednesday TO spend the
holiday with his family
itor to Zion
NJ. Kinney, superintendent of the High
land Boy mine. left camp Saturday for
prolonged trip to New Mexico and
other southern points. He expects ia
return to camp about New Years.
Mr. and Mrs II. L. Jameson went to
the city Tuesday to spend the holidays
with relatives
T. X. Johnson of Logan was in camp
during the week visiting f. ]. Brown OF
Highland Boy
Charles Brink was a city visitor the
first part of the week
Mrs John Weber and daughter Marie |
OF Ogden spent Thanksgiving as guests |
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Schweitzer.
Henry F. Sullivan was in camp dur |
ing the week as a guest of Fred N |
Rivers of Upper Bingham
Mr.. and Airs. J. W. Murray viii en- !
dence Tuesday evening Dec /
X. Zimmerman of the Telluride Power |
company was a city visitor yesterday |
and was the guest of Don +. Thompson. |
J. T. Scherck, Eugene Berling and c. |
n. Gabrielson attended the grand en-
camplnent Of the Odd Fellows which /
was held in Salt Lake on Tuesday.
Henry V. Luce returned "Wednesday |
10 camp after spending several DAYS in |
the capital.
Louis Strauss of the Leader spent |
Sunday in the city visiting friends.
ID. B.. Baron was a city visitor the /
first of the week
Charles Hansen of the Utah Copper
spent Thanksgiving with his folks in |
the city.
w. d. Callahan of Notre Dame. Ind.
spent d few days with his friend. DR.. p
b. McN6lly the latter part of last week. /
r. Fl. Lovesy spent THANKSGIVING in |
the city with friends.
Pete Nincelli was a city visitor the
middle of the week
Morris p. Kirk spent Thanksgiyiss |
ClgN with his family in, tho