The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-14
BINGHAM

Special TO The Tribune.
BINGHAM. Nov, 13.-Fire departments
Nos. and Will give one OF their famous
balls next Friday.
business men OF camp. left Wednesday
for st. Louis and Kansas City, their
former homes. They Will also visit the
cast before returning 10 Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene EerlIns, former
Binghanites. were in camp Friday, re-
turning to Salt Lake in the afternoon.
Earl Pcndleton is now chief lineman
and electrician for the Bell Telephone
company at Bingham
Manager Peterson OF the Independent
Telephone company has number of ad-
ditional worlSmen, owing TO an increase OF
duties, in arranging for business for the
winter.
D. w. George, an attorney OF Mipneapo-
lis, will probably establish an Office here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne of Copperton
were given Il farewell party Saturday
prior 10 their moving 10 Frisco. Utah,
The Ruth Bcbckah lodge will give a
dance November %.
The lremcn held meeting in their
hall . depot ward Tuesday, after which
they enjoyed one OF those celebrated
lunches which the boys arc famous for.
Masters Clifford and Joel Mayer gave
4 delightful Halloween party TO their
young friends Saturday.
Mrs. James Stewart came down from
Ogden for short visit with her mother.
Mrs Mitchell
W. o, Henry Of California was a Bling
ham visitor this week on his way 10 Den
yer.
4. C, Moore OF Ogden spent Monday in
camp.
Louis s Gates paid Salt Lake visit
during the week.
u. c. Bragg of Colorado spent Monday
in camp.
Miss May O'Nein. formerly of camp, is
now teaching school in Midvalc.
9. W. Buckholz was n visitor from Salt
Lake during the week,
Mr. Caylcy OF the Utah Consolidated
came up Tuesday for the monthly pay
day OF tho mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Oliver OF the Utah
Apex company paid Salt Lake a visit
during the week.
Miss Lille Stayton. formerly Of camp,
is now located at Tempe Ariz.
Thursday the NJ f.. Sunday school gave
q party In the lower rooms Of the |. q. o.
f. hall at upper Bingham. After a de-
liGhtful programme Hight luncheon was
served.
The school teachers of Jordan district
came TO Bingham Saturday in a body
Upon arriving here they were mot at the
depot and escorted in stages TO the vari-
GUS mines Of camp. They returned on
the afternoon train.
Mrs. John Caufcld OF upper Bingham
| is slowly recovering from her recent ILL
ness.
V. e. Jones has CONC 10 Canada called
there by the reported sudden illness OF
| his aged mother
The funeral of Vic Newman. the Finn
! who was killed in the Boston Con mine
last week, was held Sunday and largely
| attended. The society hall is drapcd in
| mourning for thirty days in his memory.
| Earl Marion Burke the two-ycar- old
| son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Burko OF up
| per Bingham. died Monday OF scarlet fc-
| ver and was buried Tuesday. This Is the
| second child the bereaycd parents have
been called upon 10 lose. \ third is now
convaicscent.
| Many Lark people attended the funeral
at salt Lake FRIDAY Of Harry M. Laync
| the electrician who was accidentally
| killed while working on an electric light
| pole there last Sunday.
Minnie. the -Ycar-old daughter OF
steve Melch OF Highland Boy. scaldcd
herself I'm a tub of hot water FridaI'. She
! is slowly recovering