The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-24
BINGHAM.

BINGHAM.
Especial to The Herald Republican,
Bingham, Oct. 23.-Mrs. Nora VIII
hams of Park City, grand chief of the
Pythiar Sisters of the jurisdiction Of
Utah, was the house guest of Mrs. EN-
ma Wright, most excellent chief of Can
yon Temple No. 3, while paying an Off
cial visit to the temple.
Frank A. Mallet and family have TAX
en- up their residence in Tooele City.
John W. Haman Of ogden paid the
odd Reliable" visit Tuesday.
Albert Bradley and son, William
Bradley, of Nevada, spent Wednesday
in camp.
The Relief society gave dinner at
the ward meeting house Thursday aft
ernoOn, which was patronizeG by a large
number of people, this being the first of
the season. The ladies intend to give a
series of dinners during the winter
months
Fire departments No. 1 and No. gave
a successful dance at Canyon hall on
Thursday evening. The boys appeared
in their up-tO-date uniforms, presenting
a fne appearance. The attendance was
large, the festivities lasting until a late
hour The boys will give series of
dances during the coming season.
Louis Strauss was a city sojourner
Monday.
Mrs. Julius Sanger went to Salt Lake
Monday with her daughter. Miss Carrie.
who left Tuesday for an indefinite stay
with her sister in Butte, Mont.
Last reports from the Haynes family,
who are in MaTshalltOwn, Ia. and who
have been seriously i'll with typhoid
rav~
slowly canvalescing.
Atha Williams and little son, Master
Atha, of Salt Lake, spent Monday and
Tuesday I'm camp.
Z. q. GOodell, superintendent of the
Mystic Shrine Mining company, has
donated his personal services besides
several days work with man and
team in improving the condition of the
basket ball grounds of the Central
school
Mrs. Anna Mcguire was a Salt Lake
visitor during the week.
Miss Nellie KlOpenstine of the Bing-
ham High school substituted at the Cen
trail school during the week.
Carl Bartholomew visited his family
in Salt Lake during the week.
T. L. Holman of the Bulletin
was in Salt Lake on business during the
week
Mrs. John Salt Of Ogden spent the
first part of the week in camp.
William May of Highland Boy visited
his family in Salt Lake the first of the
week
The members of the Athletic associa-
ton of the Central school have secured
by subscription more than 800.
c, L. Erickson was city visitor the
first of the week.
Professor r. z. Davidson visited his
family in Salt Lake Saturday and Sun
day.
rather Ryan of Salt Lake held serv-
ices in the Catholic church Sunday.
Mrs. r. L. Herrick visited relatives
at RIidvale Thursday.
James Beck was a Sandy visitor the
last of the week.
Joseph Lerwiil of Salt Lake, and a
former resident of Bingham, was in
camp Thursday looking after business
interests.
Miss Angelina Manca of Salt Lake
was the guest of her mother, Mrs. c. A.
GrayOn, the first of the week.
Miss Mary J. Butcher has been i'll the
past week.
Trustee c. L. Countryman attended
a meeting of the Jordan board of edu-
cation at Sandy Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry GOldswOrthy
We're Salt Lake visitors the first of the
week
L. W. Clark. supervisor of music of
the Jordan school district. paid a visit
to the Bingham public schools Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E, Adderley, who are
on an extended visit east, are expected
home the last of the month
Mrs. w. S. Cannon and Mrs. E. G.
Locke came in Wednesday from d short
stay in Salt Lake.
All the grade teachers of the Bling
ham schools have had their wages
raised $3.50 per month.
Mrs. Mary Riley has leased the
Blevin boarding house at Highland
Boy.
Theodore Trakers came out from Salt
Lake this week.
Isaac Mysen. who has nearly com
p1eted the new LerwiIl block. went to
Salt Lake Sunday, returning the last
of the week
The boys who had such extraordinary
luck killing deer had their photographs
taken Sunday with the game that they
had bagged in the foreground.
Mrs. E. Adams Of Highland Boy was
a city visitor during the week
Miss Monroe of Berkeley Cal. is the
guest of Rev. and Mrs Martin Thomas
of the NJ E. church.
H. R. Hancock of Salt Lake was in
camp Sunday shaking hands with old
friends.
Mrs. Horace Weaver and daughter
Of Salt Lake were guests of Judge and
Mrs. George z. Lee and family during
the week, returning home Thursday.
Deputy Sheriff c. d. Coates went 20
Salt Lake Thursday on official business.
DR.. Watson was 2 sojourner in Salt
Lake Thursday and Friday.
P A McCree, superintendent Of the
Utah Bingham Mining company. came
in Thursday from business trip to
Salt Lake.
J. F. Barnard, superintendent of the
United States Mining company, visited