The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-07
BINGHAM.


BINGHAM.
Mrs. Louis s. Gates left camp during the
week for Chicago to accompany her ia
Their, who has gone east to undergo Sc
rious operation.
The Misses Florence and Emily Jessup
Of Salt lake were camp visitors during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Holstein spent sew
eral days in Salt Lake on pleasure
seeking trip.
Miss Frances O.Neil of Zion spent the
week visiting friends in camp.
John Holly of Salt Lake was camp
visitor on Tuesday
The Bingham Commercial club has made
elaborate plans for the entertainment of
the legislators on Tuesday.
Z. G. ODonnen and James BUCK OF
Idaho Falls. Ida, we're camp visitors the
first part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Garret S. wilkins were
the host and hostess at a delightful dinner
party at their residence Friday evening.
Roma Bourgard was q city visitor on
Monday.
J. p Bernard is spending weeks vaca-
ton with his relatives in Salt Lake.
Miss Patterson of Salt Lake was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. 5 Oliver at the
Canyon club dance
Mr. and Mrs George Lausmann and
daughter Miss Mabel. left camp Wednes-
day for short trip to Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Thomas entertained
the members of the Bingham Whist CLUB
at a delightful house party at their resi-
dence last Thursday evening Whist was
played during the evening, with the non
ors awarded to Mrs. Myrt Smith and Eu-
gene Minnette. while the second were car
ried off by Mrs. T. W Quinn and Mr.
Smith, the consultations falling to Mrs. '.
B. Jones and +. L. Kraemer. Those pres
ent were Mrs. p. W. Quinn, V. B. Jones,
Sherman Wilcox. A. l.. Heaston, w. z
Alexander. Myrt Smith and a. W. For
FIs ion
and w Clark Of Brinton, Misses Nina
Osborn, Louise Barry Cora Hooking, Mo
ma Heaston, Messrs. w. Z. Watson, F. l.
Kraemer. c. W. Bueholz, F. J. Murphy
and T. RoEerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sullivan returned
to their home in Lark Monday, after an
extended honeymoon in southern Califor-
MIA
Music Supervisor L. W. Clark was in
camp Tuesday making an inspection or
the local schools.
Mrs Carrot s. wilkins was in the city
the first part Of the week
Allan F. Higgins of Provo was in camp
for several DAYS as a guest of Mr.. and
Miss Hazel Bailey, Miss Russon and
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Mainwaring were guests
Of Joe Mainwaring at the Canyon club
dance.
General Superintendent L. c. Dick Of the
Yampa smelter have rendered their res
ignations to the company. to take effect
on the 18th. Mr. Saxman will be succeeded
BY G A. Pringie Of Chihuahua, Mexico,
where he has been associated with the
Tintic Mining & Development company.
James Dow. president OF the Superior
Mining company. was at the mine We'd
uesdav with a number Of prominent min
| ing experts from Salt Lake. who spent
| several hours inspecting the old and new
workings.
f. 5. Hiieman Of Upper Bingham went
/ to the city on Sunday. returning on Tues
DAY.
Mrs. Brinkhurst OF Upper Bingham was
pleasantly surprised Monday evening by
| a large number of her friends and neigh
/ bors.
d. W. Jessup was a city visitor Friday
The members Of the Canyon club. COM
posed Of the younger set of the camp,
covered themselves with laurels at their
annual dancing party, which was held in
CANYON hall on Friday evening A num-
/ her of committees had been appointed for
weeks previous to the event. and each
/ tried TO Guido the others in making the
l affair a success. The decorations were
I quite novel and artistic green and white
| festOnuing being used IN Transforming the
| hall into fairy bower. A large number
were in attendance from Salt Lake and
| other nearby points.
! Manager sam Treioar Of the Bingham
I Butte company is planning to organize a
/ band of Bingham talent on the same scale
as the famous Boston and Montana band
| Of Butte. of which Mr. Treloar was the
/ leader for twenty years.
/ Chief of Police J. W. Grant was IN the
/ city the first part Of the week.
/ James PheIan of the firm of Hornblow-
OF & Weeks. mining brokers' of Boston,
/ Mass. visited the plant OF the Ohio Cop
| per mill during the past week.
| Fred Campbell was in the capital Fri
day.
/ {. d. Gibson Of Salt Lake was a camp
I visitor the past week
/ Mrs Art Matson entertained the mem
| bers of the Galena Thinble club Thurs
/ dya-
! Herbert F.. Stetson and Thomas G. Lons
| of St Louis were In camp the first par1
/ Of the week looking over the workings o.
the Utah Copper company, in which they
are financially interested.