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

1ANSiD"'
J. 2. Wilson and A G. Dunkley of the
Bingham Mercantile compasy We're Wis
itors Friday.
Rev. G. f. Gilpin and wife were out
going passengers Friday.
Jerome BOurgard was in the capital the
first part of the week.
Mrs. Walter Ward entertained the mem
bers of the Neighborhood Whist club at
her residence Wednesday evening with a
whist party. followed by an informal
luncheon. The first and seeosd prizes for
ladies were won by Mrs. W. S. German
and Mrs. A. Meyer, for the gentlemen e.
Il. Dudley and F.. II. Bemis were the
lucky ones. Mrs. c.. f. Adderly and Miss
Remis were awarded the consolation
prizes. The members of the club are plan
ming on having a club meeting every
Wednesday evening at the different mem
berS' homes.
II. V. Luce and wife were outgoing pas
sengers Monday. Mrs. Luce plans 10 spend
the winter in Salt Lake.
Z. G.. Locke. secretary of the miners
union. spent the first of the week in camp.
Mrs. Henry Thomas has returned from
the Ogden Hot Springs, where her hus-
band is taking treatment for rheuma-
tism.
Rev. John Ryan of Salt Lake officiated
at services at the Bingham Catholic
church last Sunday.
Mrs. John Boughan was the hostess
Wednesday afternoon to the Ladies' Aid
society.
Mrs. J. ". Grant was an outgoing pas
engcr Saturday.
c. f. Roberts, trainmaster of the Den
yer q Rio Grande railroad, was in camp
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Cook of Provo were
IN Bingham Wednesday visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Carl Miller.
General Superintendent r. c. Gemmel
of the Utah Copper company was in camp
Wednesday.
Sam Rogers was a city visitor the lat
ter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. O. Dunberg were out
going passengers Wednesday.
Dave and Joe Mcdonald were Salt Lake
visitors Wednesday.
Peter Nevin, representing the Denver
Post, was in town this week soliciting for
his paper.
J. c. Jensen has accepted a position
with the Rio Grande railway as operator
at Cuprum.
Mrs. Pauline Matthews and Mrs. Minnie
Holman went to Salt Lake Wednesday
70 take in the fair.
W. d. Bofn of Salt Lake was in camp
Sunday on a business trip in connection
with the Butler-Libera Mining company.
E d. Kramer was on outgoing passen-
ger Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hammond of Bos-
ton. Mass. are registered at the Elmer
ton.
Postmaster c.. H. Roberts returned on
Thursday after being at the Ogden Eot
Springs the past week with his wife. who
is seriously i'll with rheumatism.
John Know was in the capital several
days during the past week
Miss Grace c. Cilpin, teacher in the
Central school, was a city visitor On Sat
urday.
Sunday to attend the funeral of Otto
Eilers.
r. d. Kennedy, chairman of the Amer
lean party organization in Bingham,
spent several days in the city the past
week making arrangements for the cam
paign.
Mrs. Dave Mcdonald and daughter were
visitors TO the city and state fair this
week.
Horace R. Blevin of Highland Boy re-
turned Friday after a prolonged trip to
Colorado and Wyoming.
B. r. GendrOn of Seattle. Wash. was
in camp the first of the week
J. II. Jones was a city visitor Thursday
morning.
w. W. Bellows, manager of the Utah
Bingham Mining company, and his sister,
Florence Bellows, who have been in Salt
Lake and Bingham for the past two
months. left Wednesday morning for
Springfield, Mass, their home.
b. s. Smith was an outgoing passenger
Ben Lewis ATTENDED the Jewish celebra-
ton in the city on Monday
John Jimpson was a Salt Lake visitor
on Sunday.
H. L. Price of Salt Lake was in camp
Sunday.
ohm a. Fitzpatrick of the editorial
staff of the Pittsburg Leader, was in
camp Wednesday gathering statistics on
the different mining properties.
w. H Wright. candidate for justice of
the peace on the Socialist ticket, spent
Tuesday in camp.
Ben Epstein was in Zion the first part
of the week
Mrs. Z. Mcdonald of Salt Lake was a
camp visitor the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4. Forman returned
from Salt Lake Monday.
James +. Dow made a business trip to
the city Sunday.
Miss Margaret Pavey of Akron, O.. was
the principal speaker at a large and en-
thusiastic rally at Smiths hall under the
auspices Of the local Socialist club.
Peter B.. Carlow of Scranton, Pa, was
in camp the early part Of the week.
p. Y. Whetsel has resigned as time
keeper for the ~Utah-Copper company and
viii locate in Salt Lake.
j. w Smith, superintendent of the JOr-
dan district schools, was in camp Tues
day and Wednesday overseeing the work
Of the schools. Before leaving Mr.. Smith
said he was very much pleased with the
work carried on, and that it was planned
TO keep il up TO its present high state of
efficiency.
Bert Vincent was a Salt Lake visitor on
Saturday.
Mrs. B~rocklebank went to Salt Lake
Wednesday to take in the state fair.
Mrs +. II. Celleventra spent a few days
in the valley last week.
Mrs. Albert Marriott and Mrs. Fred
Grill went on a horseback trip Tuesday.
Harry Mitchell of the Bingham Afer-
camille company went to Salt Lake Tues