The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07

tie company, was in Salt Lake the first
part of the week.
jerome Bourgard took business trip
to Salt Lake during the week.
Mrs. Frank Cellventra was iii Salt
Lake during the Week.
Miss Cora Allen of Copperton took
visiting day Friday and took in the
training school at the university.
The Citizens committee held. meet
ing at their headquarters Wednesday
evening to dispose of unfinished bust
ness.
Police Officer j. B. White was in Salt
Lake this week as a witness in the
Third judicial district court.
The teachers of the Jordan school
district will hold an institute~at Draper
next Friday, followed by dance in the
evening. n
NJ. L. James made a business trip to
Salt Lake the first part of the week.
c. d. Adams of Ogden spent Tuesday
in the "Old Reliable
Deputy Sheriff Emery came out from
Salt Lake Friday on official business.
Manager Zwickey of the Miners
Mercantile company of Upper Bingham
| came in Friday from a short stay in
Salt Lake.
P. NJ McCree, superintendent of the
Utah-Bingham Mining company, re-
turned Friday from a short stay with
his family in Salt Lake.
Mrs. E. E. Dudley substituted at the
COpperton school Friday
VIII COmary of Sandy was visiting
Jack Mitchell of Lead mill this week.
Professor r. z. Davidson visited his
| family in Salt Lake Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Emma Robinson was in Provo
this week, called there by the death of
a relative.
Mr. and Mrs William Faun and chill
dren returned the first of the week from
visit with Mr.. Faun's brother, Er-
nest Faun, and family of Salt Lake.
Myrt Smith was a Salt Lake visitor
| during the week.
Deputy Sheriff ]. L. Forbes Of High
land Boy was in Salt Lake several days
this week on official business.
c. c. Lauck was an outgoing passen-
! ger for Salt Lake this week.
A. L. Forman was in Salt Lake for
few days during the week.
The NJ. E, Sunday school of Upper
| Bingham gave a party in the lower
rooms of Odd Fellows hall Thursday
| afternoon. A program and lunch were
/ the features of the afternoons enter
tainment.
Mrs. John Caulfeld Of Upper Bling
ham is slowly recovering from an ILL
ness covering several months.
Frank Mallet was over from Tooele
City Tuesday, where he has taken up a
! permanent residence.
! J. G. James is reported to he quite i'll.
w. o. Henry, en- route from California
| to Denver, Colo, stopped off at Bing
ham on mining business Monday.
The new $4,000 school house at Lark
is being pushed.
The inside workings of the Utah Cop
per mine were closed several days this
week
A large amount of rock is being
hauled to widen the road in front of the
Central school.
The city council and fire departments
are considering the matter of putting
in an up-to-date fire alarm system.
Samuel HOrner of Highland Boy is in
Telluride, Colo, where he has a position
superintenGening the construction of
! the Ink tunnel
Walter Ward, who has had two
| weeks vacation, has resumed his posi-
ton with the d. & r. c.. railroad.
Eric Carlson was up from Salt Lake
| Friday, returning on the evening train.
Miss May O'Neill, formerly of this
camp, has a position in the primary de-
partment of the MidVale public schools.
D. W. Jones, who has been residing
here since last spring, moved his fami-
ly to Bingham the first of the week.
Manager Louis S. Gates of the Boston
Consolidated Mining company returned
from a short business stay in Salt Lake
| Monday
| Albert Hanson came in from Salt
| Lake Monday morning.
D. c. Bragg of Colorado spent Mon
day in camp on mining business.
j. c. Priest was up from Salt Lake
Thursday on mining business.
A. c. Moore of Ogden spent Wednes-
day in the "Old Reliable"
Carl Bartholomew visited his family
in Salt Lake during the week