The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10

Catholic church in Carr Fork Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Booth and family are
residing at Midvale.
Miss Bernice E. Day of the High
school, visited her parents in Salt Lake
| Saturday and Sunday.
| Mrs. D. P. Sullivan of Phoebe, New.
a former resident of this camp, is the
guest of Mrs. Mary Riley of Salt Lake
V. b. Jones and little daughter went
to Salt Lake Thursday to take in the
| state fair and look after business in
| terests.
| Mrs. A. Mackinson came in the first
| of the week from a several days visit
J with her daughter in Salt Lake.
Frank Stringham has leased the old
| Strickley residence.
Annie johnson made a brief stay in
| camp the first of the week, coming here
| from Nevada.
c. w. Buckholz, after closing up his
| business here. has returned to his home
in Salt Lake.
George Chandler, jr, went to Salt
| Lake Wednesday on business.
! Sam Dunsmore, proprietor of the FL
| mission hotel, was in Salt Lake Wednes-
| day on business.
w. d. S. Harrington of the Box FL
| der Booster spent Wednesday in camp
| closing up a few business matters.
Miss Cora Allen. teacher at Copper
| ton, is stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
| Kappels for the winter.
Colonel E. A. Wall of Salt Lake spent
| Wednesday in camp inspecting his new
mill
R c. Gemmell. general manager Of
| the Utah Copper, came up from Salt
| Lake Sunday on business connected
| with the recent strike.
| I ro1 Of ha JlncfAFl
| Consolidated Mining company was in
| Salt Lake during the week.
| c. w BuckhOlz of Salt Lake was in
camp this week closing up his business
| interests.
Dr.. J. F. Flynn is on a ten days trip
| to Seattle and other coast points.
! Walter Dillingham; of Upper Bingham
is in Ogden, where he is employed at
| the industrial school.
OqUirTh lodge No. L, X. of P, did
| initiatOry work in two degrees Friday
! evening.
Bingham Central school has furnished
two teams for the Jordan school district
| basketball league, one for the boys and
| one for the girls.
| Miss Theodore MurmesteT visited her
parents in Salt Lake Saturday and Sun
day.
Professor c. A. Inflow and force of
| teachers of Upper Bingham took in the
state fair in Salt Lake Friday.
Mrs. E. G. Locke. who was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Mcdonald of Salt
Lake, returned home Thursday.
| Assistant County Attorney Aaron
Myers OF salt Lake was in Bingham
| Thursday on legal business.
Deputy Sheriff Emery of Salt Lake
came up Thursday on official business.
Mrs. l. WHEREBY is visiting friends in
| Salt Lake, Mr.. WHEREBY being on trip
to Idaho.
A transfer has been put on to trans
| port larger pupils from COpperton
to the Central school,
Augustus Wolberg went to Salt Lake
Monday to attend the funeral of rela-
tive.
G. G. Lauck was a Salt Lake sojourn-
er the first of the week.
z. G. Locke, secretary of the local
| union Of the Western Federation of
! Miners, went to Salt Lake Tuesday on
| business.
! Mrs A. L. Woodhouse of Provo was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert
| Oliver of Highland Boy, THIS week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wright took in
! the state fair in Salt Lake Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Gabrielson were
| sOjOurners in Salt Lake Tuesday.
/ W. NJ, White and family of Butte
| have taken their residence in camp. Mr..
| White has a position at the Yampa
/ mine
! c. A. Meredith, assayer at the Butler
/ Liberal, has removed his wife and baby
/ from Salt Lake to this camp.
/ Mrs. Belle Hoskins and her sister,
| Mrs. c. A Clayton, took in the state
/ fair in Salt Lake this week.
George Barlow went to salt Lake this
] 1t
! come in from California, where she has
! been spending the summer.
/ G. a. GraysOn and George H. Russell
went to Salt Lake Saturday on bust
| ness.
! Miss Lizzie NackensOn spent the lat
/ ter part of the week in Salt Lake.