The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-21
BINGHAM.

MIS-. Ed Zwickey was in salt Lake
for several days during the week on a
shopping tour.
George Bellinger was in the capital
Monday looking after his business in
terests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert J. Hudson of
Ogden were camp visitors on Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Oliver were city
visitors the first part of the week.
DIR. J. F. Flynn was Salt Lake So
journer Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. F. e. Straup was a city visitor
on Tuesday
J. F. Bernard returned Monday after
a brief stay in Salt Lake.
Miss Mae O'Neil of the Galena school
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents in the city.
Harry Joseph was in camp for sew
eral days during the week.
Harry Campbell of Highland Boy left
camp Wednesday for Cripple Creek.
where he has secured a responsible po-
sition with a large mining concern.
T. J. Van Hooser of Salt Lake. who
was the guest of honor at the meeting
Of Woodmen of the World on Wednes-
day evening, was also the house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Tilney for a few
days.
Architect Lnjenberg. who designed
the new school building in Upper Bing-
ham, was in camp Saturday making an
inspection of the same.
Manager A. Zwickey Of the Miners
Mercantile company. who left camp a
few weeks ago on an extended trip of
recreation to California and other
southern points, returned to camp
Thursday, feeling much benefited form
the trip.
Superintendent Louis s Gates and
consulting engineer of the Boston Con-
solidated Mining company, made an in
spection of the inner workings of the
Ohio Copper from the Lark side Tues
day.
John ;. Pettigrew of salt Lake was
a camp visitor on Monday, returning
to the city on the afternoon train.
Mrs. Z. Sosinski of Highland Boy
was in the capital number of days
during the latter part of the week.
William Kirkley of the Utah Copper
was in Salt Lake for several days dur
ing the week as a guest or his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Long are receiving
many congratulations from their nu-
merous friends over the advent of the
arrival of q bouncing baby boy.
EIma Nelson and Jack Woods of the
Yampa smelter returned TO camp sun
day after a short trip to Park City
The Commercial club minstrel show.
which is TO be given in the near future
I'm CANYON hall. is already predicted to
be a huge success, as the tickets are
finding ready buyers
Martin Crogan of Butte was In camp
Wednesday looking over the workings
of the Ohio Copper. and before leaving
predicted a great future for the nine
Messrs. Mudd and Penny, preprietors
Of the Golden Rule store. deposited the
sum Of 500 to the credit of the Bling
ham volunteer fire department for their
excellent work at the fire in their store
last week.
Miss Geneva Mcneil of American
Fork and Frank Hosking OF Bingham
who were married in Salt Lake Satur-
day. March 9, returned to camp Satur-
dav. after an extended trip to southern
points of the state.
Miss Flora wilkins of Provo, VINO
has been the house guest of her sister,
Mrs. Nell Thrasher. for several days
returned to her home Tuesday.
The defendants in the Colonel wall
cas- which has been brought for the
purpose of preventing the use of wa
tiers for sewerage purposes. are 70
have q meeting Tuesday evening TO de-
eide what action should be taken At
torney Harry J. Robinson Of salt Lake
who has been retained by number oi
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dress the meeting.
John and Willie Butler are reported
To be seriously i'll with scarlet fever.
Miss Genevieve Brooks of the teach
| ing staff of the Highland Boy schoo
spent Saturday and Sunday at hel
/ home in Lark,
Edward f Lunberg. A mining ope-
rator Of Denver, was in camp during
I the week looking over a number OF
mining prospects.
| Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson were city
visitors the first part of the week.
Mrs. George Bower was in the capital
Monday and Tuesday on a shopping
I tour.