The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31

GER, she was presented with an elegant
linen table cloth and a dozen nap
kins. All report a delightful time.
Manager Louis S. Gates of the Bos-
ton Consolidated Mining company. re-
turned from a business trip to Salt
Lake Monday.
Miss Mary J. BIucher, who has been
i'll for p week past, returned to her du-
ties as teacher in the Central school
Monday.
Superintendent P. NJ. McCree of the
Utah Bingham Mining company came
in Monday after a short visit with his
family in Salt Lake.
Nels Lund of Midvale and Joseph NJ.
Smith of Draper, home missionaries.
were speakers at the L. D. S. meeting
house Sunday evening.
George Mitchell, principal of the pub
/ lie schools at AIidvaIe, was in camp
! Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Latey and little
daughter Clara spent several days in
Salt Lake the last of the week.
The little people in Miss Theodore
Burmister's and Miss Emma RobinsOn's
rooms in the Central school enjoyed
themselves immensely Friday after
noon, taking part in a delightful Hal
| 1Oween program.
c. H. Lashbrook visited his family
in salt Lake the first of the week.
Z. L. Henrickson of Salt Lake was a
camp visitor Tuesday.
| Frederick west and family and E. w.
| Clays came in from Ely, New, Thurs
| day to attend the funeral of Daniel
Clays. held in Odd Fellows hall.
! George Peterson, who has been in
| southern Idaho for several weeks, Wis
iting his family and other relatives, ar
rived in camp the first of the week,
where he will remain for the winter.
Miss Edith KlOpenstine of Upper
| Bingham, teacher in the Central school,
visited the normal school at the uni
versity Friday.
/ Miss Nellie Klopenstine substituted
in the second grade at the Central
Miss Mary J. Butcher is slowly con-
| valescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Adderley, who have
been on an extended visit east, visiting
! relatives in New York Chicago and other
points, are expected home in a few days.
E. E. Dudley and c. A. Inflow attended
| a principals meeting at Sandy Saturday.
Judge Frank II. Cellventra paid a visit
| to Provo ana SprlngVille the early part
1 of the week, returning home Tuesday
| The two fire departments cleared about
SIS at their dance in Canyon hall Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Mary Riley Of Highland Boy made
a business trip to Salt Lake Sunday.
J. G. Garland of Salt Lake, but former
! ! yof this camp, paid the "Old Reliable
| interests
Little Marsey Adderley is quite i'll.
| Miss Theodore Burmester has resigned
her position as primary teacher in the
Central school, her resignation taking eff
feet Friday. Miss Burmester intends to
| take an advanced course of study at the
University of Utah.
The Lady Macca bees surprised the Sir
Knights after their regular meeting
Thursday evening. They spent a delight
full social evening concluding the festivi-
ties with an appetizing luncheon.
Francis Quinn went to Salt Lake
Thursday and brought out the ballot
boxes to be used at the coming municipal
election.
day, returning to Salt Lake in the even
ing.
c. D. Coates was in Salt Lake durine
the week on official business.
| Charles COakley came in the first OF
the week from Nevada after a years
absence.
Hugh Grant, who broke his collar bon,
a few days ago in an accident in front
of the Central school. is slowly recover
ing.
Eldridge Randall of Ogden was in camr
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
! V. L. Johnson came up from Salt Lake
Thursday on mining business.
n. p. Nelson of Colorado was cam
visitor Friday, returning on the evening
train
T. L. Holman of the Provo Bulletin wa!
/ in Salt Lake this week.
E. T. Sampson of Salt Lake visited
camp Friday
Mrs. Adaline seoville. IS years of age
; was able to walk to the registration Of
, flee and register.
Mrs. Walter Ward and Mrs. Ray Ken
ner are employed at the Citizens head
quarters.
Judge George E. Lee has convaIesces
sufficiently to be out since his recent in
ness.
Clinton Hargrove has moved his family
! to Upper Bingham. He has a position
at the Utah Copper mine
, George E. Chandler, jr., is sufferin,
| with an inflamed hand.
]. B. Graham is in camp this week OF
business.
Carl Bartholomew visited his family Il
/, Salt Lake during the week
Oscar Christopherson spent Sunday witt
his family in Salt Lake.
c. Hileman of Upper Bingham was ,
Salt Lake visitor the first Of the week
Juhn Deery visited relatives in Sal
Lake Sunday.
Mrs. John williams and Mrs AIber
Marriott were in Logan the last Of tn
week
A. T. Anderson OF Carr Fork took a trf
to Ogden early this week
o. S. Perkins and family intend to leav
] soon for Grand Junction. Colo.
West Mountain camp No. So, Woodmei
2 of the World, gave q successful IIal
loween dance at Canyon hall Friday even
= ing. Excellent music and a large al
I tendance were features Of the occasion.
= Mrs. John Williams intends to leave 4
5 a few days for visit to relatives in Par
4 City.
A. James of Salt Lake was camp Wis
: itor Tuesday