The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07
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(Special to The Herald Republican,
Bingham. Nov. al Kilbourn came
in from a short stay in Salt Lake We'd
nesday.
Postmaster c. H. Roberts returned
Tuesday from a months vacation with
mis- family in Los Angeles.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Osborn of CoppertOn rendered
them a farewell patty Saturday on the
eve of their departure to Frisco, Titan.
Mrs Effie Stewart of Ogden was in
camp for few days this week
F. G. EskelsOn was in Provo Tuesday,
called there by the death Of relative
Mr. Hutton came in from business
trip to Salt Lake Thursday.
Arthur Sackett returned Thursday
from a short stay in ion.
Edwin W. Clays and Fred West have
returned to Ely. New. after a short stay
in camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrt Smith are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of a fine baby boy.
Master Clifford and Joe Mayer gave
delightful Halloween party to num-
Der of their little friends Saturday
evening The home was decorated with
jack-o' Lanterns and black cats. Hal
loween games and fortune telling were
features of the evenings amusement.
following guests: Misses Olive and Ma
bel GoodeH, Angelina and Violet BO-
lognese, Pearl Maisie. Daisy Adder
ley and Louise Dudley, Masters Bert
Fitzgerald. Edgar HOskins. Harry
Goldworthy, Charles Adderley, Clifford
and Joe Mayer.
Mrs. William Robbins was an out
going passenger for Salt Lake Wednes-
day.
Il. Hanson came up from Salt Lake
Tuesday, returning home on the even
ing train.
Judge Frank H. Celleventra spent
Thursday in Salt Lake, being calls< as
a witness in the district court.
C. Q. Elmquist visited here Friday.
Attn Jones, accompanied by Salt
LakeTs, went duck shooting on their
! club preserve at Bear river this week.
| He reports the shooting to be excellent
DR.. c. n. Ray was in Salt Lake on
business the early part of the week.
/ DR.. F. Z. Straup was an outgoing
! passenger for Salt Lake during the
week.
oscar ChrisOpherson visited his fam
/ lily in Salt Lake during the week.
/ ]. Henderson was up from Salt Lake
/ the first of the week.
Mrs. James Stewart of Ogden is
! spending the week with her mother,
/ Mrs. Nettie Mitchell.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Dugan were in
! camp Wednesday, the guests of Mrs.
| Nettie Mitchell and family.
/ Mrs. Mary Riley, manager of the
Highland Boy boarding house, was in
| salt Lake a few days this week on bus
| mess.
The Women of WOodcraft gave a
! successful card party at Canyon hall
! Thursday evening
Mrs. E. E. Dudley and Mrs. c. E.
Adderley were Salt Lake visitors Sat
/ urday.
Quarterly examinations were held in
all the public schools of the camp
Thursday and Friday.
| Mr. and Mrs. L. e. Adderley, who
have been on a five weeks visit to Mr.
| AddeTley's former home in New York,
! Chicago. Buffalo and other eastern
/ points, arrived home Sunday morning.
! Willie Manca, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Charles GraysOn, left for Salt Lake the
! latter part of the week for an indefi-
! mite stay.
Little Miss Maisie Adderley has en-
tirely recovered from a recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Clays returned
/ from Salt Lake Sunday morning.
T. L. Holman, editor of the Press
! Bulletin. made a business trip to Salt
/ Lake this week.
! 0. S. Perkins and family left camp
| the first of the week for Grand juno
/ ton to visit relatives and, if Mr. Per-
| kins secures a position, to reside per-
| manently
G. L. Henry of Ogden was in camp
/ Monday returning home on the even
/ ing train.
Master Ova COuntryman has been ill
the past week.
Clifford Clays, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. W. D. Clays, is down with an
attack of typhoid fever.
Marshal J. w. Grant was in Salt
Lake the first of the week as a wit
ness in the Third judicial district
| court.
Mrs. Ray Clays and Miss Ida Nor
rissey went to Salt Lake Thursday to
attend the funeral of Michael K Nor
rissey. who died Tuesday
Thomas S. Ashworth of Salt Lake
spent Thursday and Friday in camp
! He represents the Clayton Daynes Mu-
| sic company.
Miss Olive Goodell has been i'll sew
eral days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Blevin of High
| land Boy have left the state
o. s. Perkins has resigned his posi-
/ ton as stationary engineer on the D.
/ & r. G.. high line and. accompanied by
his family. has taken up his residence
| temporarily in western Colorado
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haynes. who
have been critically i'll in Iowa. are re-
ported to be convaleseing rapidly
though not yet strong enough to return
/ home.
Miss Lille Stanton formerly of this
camp, is attending the state normal
school at Tempe. Ariz.
DR. w. H. WoOdring vas a Salt Lake
visitor during the week
9. L. Walters came up from Salt
~'-e on business Wednesday.
John Deery of the Bingham Mercan-