The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22
BINGHAM.
Especial to The Observation-Disclosures

Especial to The Herald-RepUbiican
Bingham, Aug III. b. Graham, for |
merly editor of the Bingham Bulletin and /
an employee on the New York Herald force |
in 1893, was d camp visitor Wednesday,
Master Webster Wakeham has returned /
from two months stay with his parents /
up Cottonwood canyon.
Misses Daisy and Agnes James of New /
York are guests of their father, Mark /
James, and brother, NJ L. James, end /
family.
Professor Sven Hakinson has a position |
with the Bingham Mines company at the |
Commercial mine.
Judge Frank II. Cellventra was i'll a !
few days this week.
W II. WOOdring has returned home /
after taking in the races in Salt Lake.
". II, Dunn Of Salt Lake, formerly a /
merchant of this camp, spent Wednesday /
at the odd Reliable" looking after prop |
erty interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brink returned /
from a visit with relatives in Salt Lake !
the early part of the week.
Thomas Holt of Salt Lake was in camp
this week selling cut the stock of the City |
bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. AdderIey are plan
ming an extended trip east in the early |
fall.
john Deery OF the Bingham Mercantile /
company intends to visit his former home /
in Missouri i'm the near future
Rev. and Mrs. r. +. Gilpin of the N. +. /
church and daughter, Miss Grace Gilpin, /
their home i'm Nebraska
Mrs. W. ). Cannon, after a two weeks /
visit III the state of New York. has ar |
rived at Mt. KmeO Maine where she is !
visiting relatives.
Attorney Farley P. Christensen of Salt /
Lake was a camp sOjOurner on mining /
business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs A E. Mcfarland are re- /
ioicing over the arrival Of fine baby /
Professor and Mrs. E. A Palmer of
7 17s 7-rTv-r al r.F
fine baby girl
Mrs. A H. Forman has returned from |
q brief stay with friends in Salt Lake.
A successful and Well-attended dance |
was given at Canyon nall Friday even /
ing.
0quirrh lodge No. II. X. OF P. conferred |
the rank OF knight Friday evening.
Mrs. J. NJ. Mckenzie of Highland Boy /
is expected home from Prince Edward |
Island, Canada, soon She has been visit /
ing relatives there
Misses Lizzie and Dollie Macknson are
in Portland, Ore.
L. Wakeham and family are spending !
the summer up Cottonwood canyon.
G. A. GraysOn returned Thursday from |
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kiser of Tulsa, |
Okla, were the guests of their son. George |
Kiser, of this camp the early part of the |
week Mr.. kiser is a veteran of the civil |
war. -.-..
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins are rejoicing over /
the arrival of a fine baby boy
Joseph Nash, master mechanic ct the /
D. & r. G. CuprUm yards, made a business !
trip to Salt Lake Monday.
John Nash. night foreman at the D. & |
r. q. cuprum yards, returned home Tues |
day morning from three days stay in /
Salt lake.
Livingston Scoville has returned from |
an extended "trip in the northwest. visit /
ing the exposition at Seattle and other |
points in the Puget Sound country.
Miss Nellie Burns, who has been the |
guest of her sister Mrs. H s. SaWdey, /
and family of Highland Boy, has re I
turned to her home in Scribner, Neb.
Frank INrider of Salt Lake was a camp |
sojourner Thursday.
John Nicholson of Pueblo, Colo, spent |
Monday in camp.
Captain J. p. Lyon of Iowa took in the /
sights of the "Old Reliable" Wednesday. /
Mrs. Forrest DaTrenOugue Of salt Lake, /
a former resident here. visited friends !
here this week
The girls at the Independent telephone /
office pluckily worked al the boards /
Wednesday, though the floor was COW
cred with mud and water 10 the depth of /
a foot
Miss lydia Badham and Master HaT- /
old Radham of Pays0u are guests of their 1
uncle. J. T. Dean. and fam3Iy.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. =. Goodrich of Tyler, 1
Tex. are guests Of their son, II. c. Good /
rich and family.
c. L. Cunningham of Park City was a
camp visitor Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibeau and little |
girl of Phoebe, New, former residents of |
this camp. are guests of G. L. Countryman |
and family.