The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-28
BINGHAM.

Mrs. F. Z. Straup was a city visitor the
first part Of the week
Mrs. F. w. Tilney. who has been seri-
ously III with tonsiiitis. is much better.
w. E. Watson was in Salt Lake Thurs
day completing arrangements for the mu-
steal end Of the big minstrel show.
Fred Howard of Pocatello. q former
resident of Bingham, was in camp Wed
nesday as a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs G. f.
Franklin Of Upper Bingham.
Mr. and Mrs. a. L. HoIstein returned
to camp Thursday after a short stay in
the metropolis.
Miss Ruth Bourgard left camp Tuesday
for Salt Lake. where she will spend sew
ersl weeks with her relatives.
Charles A Eames of Denver Colo, was
in camp for a number Of days during the
past week.
Mrs Elizabeth Sosinski returned to
camp Sunday after a brief stay in the
capital.
Everything in readiness is the report of
the tferent committees of the big min
strel show which VIII be given under the
auspices of the Bingham Commercial
clUh next Sunday evening in Canyon hail.
TT. l.. Brown Of Denver. Colo. who so
successfully handled the ''Elks Tooth
in Salt Lake the past week. is in charge
and rehearsafs are being held every even
ing There is no doubt but that the in
itial performance OF the members of the
club VIII be winner in every respect.
DIR. ID {. Ray Of MaIad. Ida. who has
been looking after the practice of his
.
ter's absence in California. returned to his
honl. Tuesday.
Thomas E. Flathery and NJ. +. sulli-
van OF salt Lake were in camp the first
Melvin Early of Richfield was ia camu
Tierney.
Mrs Frank wicks entertained the mem
bers of the Ladies' Aid society at her
residence Wednesday afternoon
Mrs Mabel Rogers left camp Sunday
for Salt Lake, where she will reside per-
manentiy.
The local Socialists are making arrange
ments for big public meeting with Mrs.
Nina MAYNARD of Denver as the pFfn-
cinal speaker
George Bellinger was Cftv visitor the
first part of the week.
Miss Mary Rvrnes. assisted by Miss
Nellie kloDenstiHe. entertained a large
number of her friends at a pretty house
party at her home FRIDAY evening.
Robert r. Tyler. 4 mining broker Of
Boston. Mass. was in camp Wednesday
inspecting the workings nj the Utah
Bingham. of which he is said to be large
shareholder.
y. ]. Long left camp during the weel.
for Nevada. where his wife IS now living.
Charles Hubbard. who has been serious
y III with pneumonia. is reported to be
much better
Sanford Kendall of salt Lake was a
camp visitor Thursday. returning to the
clay on The afternoon train
George REYNOLDS Of Lark a former
resident of Bingham. was in camp during
the week.
Judge p. H. Celleventra was in the citv
Tuesday on legal business
Manager Sam Treloar of the Bingham
Butte company was in the capital Mon
dav
Miss Mildred Davidson left camp Wed
nesday for a short trip to her former
home in Ka~sville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank AtheTton of Salt
Lake are being entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. George Curtis of Highland Boy
William kirkley was in the metropolis
for several DAYS during the week
Mrs Bert Franklin entertained the
members of the W. Three club FRIDAY ar
ternoon at weli appointed dinner in
honor of Mrs. Fred Robinson of Provo.
The members of the Canyon club con-
Quoted another of their popular dances
at Canyon hall FridayNevening
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Murray who wene
called to Eureka by the death of a rel
alive Monday, returned to camp Wednes-
dav.
Charles Hanson of the Utah Copper
was p citv soiourner on Monday
G. W. Buckbclz of the State hank was
in the citv Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Nels Manson of Carr Fork left
camp durinf tks week for her former