The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-26


Dave Cook was an outgoing passenger
for Salt Lake Monday.
Lenard Larson of Salt Lake spent
Sunday in camp sightseeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkens and children
OF East Jordan spent Sunday in camp,
the guests of Mrs. Jenkens' mother,
Mrs. S. X. Bush. They returned home
Sunday, accompanied by her sister, for
a few weeks.
Miss Nellie McElvoy spent several
days at the capital during the week.
Postmaster c. H. Roberts returned
home Sunday from a visit to his wife
who is ill at a Salt Lake hospital.
Ben Lewis and d. B. Barron were
outgoing passengers to Salt Lake Sun
day.
Mrs. ]. c. Jeffrey and daughter
Grace left Sunday for few weeks
visit with friends and relatives in Salt
Lake.
Miss Maud Roberts visited her
mother in Salt Lake the early part of
the week
Michael Gibbons spent a few days
at the capital during the week.
A. V. Anderson was a city visitor
Tuesday evening.
w. d. Harrington returned to Salt
Lake Saturday evening.
G. s. within was a city visitor We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Jerome Bourgard was an out
going passenger to Salt Lake Tuesday.
Misses Maud and Stella Roper and
brother Charlie arrived in camp Tues
day for a short visit.
Miss Lizzie Fitzgerald is visiting
friends at the capital for few days.
Mrs. Joseph Russell and Mrs. Joseph
Tracy spent Monday at the capital.
Ada Heaston was a returning pas
senger Monday.
Miss Erman Mann of Salt Lake. who
has been visiting relatives in Upper
Bingham for two weeks, returned
home Monday.
The wedding of Frank Keirsey, a
young man who has been in Bingham
canyon some time, and Miss Sybii
Twomley of Evanston, WyO., took
place in Salt Lake Monday afternoon.
The young couple returned to Bling
ham on the evening train, and will
make their home in Carr Fork.
Mrs. G. S. Schleip and little daugh-
ter Virginia returned home Monday
from a visit with relatives in Salt
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs r. 6. Oliver left Tues
day for a visi. to Salt Lake friends.
Mrs. Anna MCGUIRE visited Salt Lake
during the week.
Louis Gates spent several days in
camp during the week.
Mrs. William Cushman and little
daughter spent several days at the
| capital during the week.
Mrs. Hiley<n was a city visitor dur
| ing the week.
Ed Matthias. master mechanic at the
Yampa smeltec. accompanied by Fred
Minnetti, left during the week for st.
Joe, Ida, where they will be in the en-
| ploy of mining company.
w ,-iGf4 aI
the city for a number of days the end
of the week.
Several men from the Utah Copper
mill left during the week for Smelter,
New, where they will open business
| Those composing the party were
George F. Wadell. formerly foreman at
the mill: E. H. Philips. Worran Hal
stead. Sam Doad. F. Jennings, Stanley
Racy, r. f. Bartlett. William Chinn,
Charles Leila and James Martin. Mr.
Wadelrs place was taken by w. H.
| Janney.
Mrs William f. Alexander, who has
been in the hospital at Salt Lake for
| several months. having undergone a
serious operation, is improving rapidly
and her many friends in Bingham viii
| be glad to know that her complete re
covery is expected at an early day.
Mr. Alexander is spending neary all OF
the time in Salt Lake so he can be in
constant attendance on his wife.
Mrs. Frank Irwin of Upper Bingham
! left Wednesday for a visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. c. H. Shilling of Salt Lake
DR.. P. b. McNally recently gradual
| ed from the University of Pennsylvania
| dental school, and has opened his Of
! flee in with Attorney r. ID. Kennedy
| The young man, although he has been
| here but little over a week. has made
many friends who wish him success in
| his new field.
! David Crawford's father and brother
of Salt Lake visited him the last of the
! week.