The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-12
THE HERDREpUBcA SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. SUNDAY SEPT IT, 1909


home Tuesday evening. About fifteen
young friends graced the occasion.
Miss Mabel Grey, who has been a
guest of her sister. Mrs. Stephen Hays,
the last week, left Wednesday for her
Hugh Mcclure left the first of the
week for the A.-Y.-P. exposition. He
will visit many Of the coast cities be-
fore returning. Mr.. Mcguire expects
to return home in one month.
Mrs. John Hooking, Sr., has returned
from several days visit TO relatives
in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Anna Mcguire enjoyed the lat
ter part of this week visiting friends
in Salt Lake.
r. L. Herrick and family expect to
occupy the TeachneOr residence in the
near future.
G. L. COuntryman of the Jordan dis
trict spent Thursday at Lark
The Central school at Bingham
opened with the following corps Of
teachers: r. =. Davidson, Margaret ).
Rood. Lizzie M2ckinsOn. DOllie Mack
Rood. May Dick, Edith Klopenstine,
Mary J. Butcher, Emma Robinson and
Theodore Burmester.
Highland Boy school: Misses Emma
McKillican and Yea Roylance.
Upper Bingham: c. A. Inflow, princi
pal and Annie Simmons.
COpperton: Miss Cora Allen.
Lark: Misses Marjorie SymOn and
High school-F. G. EskeIsou and Miss
Bernice Day. One teacher is yet to be
supplied at Upper Bingham and one at
Highland Boy. The high school opened
with an attendance of about thirty. This
includes the first and second year.
Mrs George Peterson and daughter,
Cecil, viii spend the winter with rela-
tives in Idahb Mr.. Peterson viii re
main i'm Bingham for the winter, Joining
his family in the spring al Elmo, Idaho.
Mrs A. WatteTstrOm and daughter,
Miss Ollie WatterstrOn, Of Mammoth were
guests of Mrs. Mary Strom the first of
J. NJ Nelson of salt Lake visited Bing-
ham Tuesday.
e. l. Erickson came from Eureka
Wednesday.
All the Bingham teachers attended the
teachers institute held at Sandy last
Tuesday. The Jordan board of eduCa-
ton and women OF Sandy provided and
served q bountiful lunch to all the
teachers of the district.
William B. Waters attended the teach
eTs' institute at SANDY Tuesday, after
several days visit with relatives in Mill
Creek.
Miss Margaret D. Rood of Pennsylvania
arrived here the first of the week She
will be a teacher in the Central school
for the ensuing year.
Miss May Dick of St Louis, No, ar
rived in camp Monday, where she VIII
teach in the Central school.
Miss TheOdosia Burrnester, who at
tended summer school at Washington uni
VeTslty, arrived in Bingham Monday ana
has resumed her duties at the Bingham
Central school.
George E. Lee is quite i'll at his home
this week.
Joe Harmon is rapidly recovering from
the effects of his recent fall.
Mrs. c. Z. Adderley and Mrs. Z. E
Dudley were visitors at Salt Lake Fri
day.
The Labor day dance Monday evening
was>a decided success, a large number
Of people joining in the festivities. The
proceeds were for the benefit of the
Commercial club baseball team
On receipt Of telegram from Dr., W
". StOckham. Mrs 2 Stockham left Tues
day for her home in Phoebe, New.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. p, Sullivan, formerly
of Bingham, are now living in Phoebe
New.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore TrakUs have
gone into business with Mrs. Mary Riley
Of Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ l. James are rejOic-
ing over the arrival of a baby girl
The Rev. Martin Thomas of Logan
preached his first sermon in Bingham
Sunday.
The Ladies Aid society, after a months
vacation. has again resumed regular
weekly meetings.