The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-31
BINGHAM

| BINGHAM, Oct. 30--The Daughters
of Robekahs of Upper and Lower Bing-
ham met Tuesday night in joint session
| i'm honor of the state president, Emma
! Mead of Ogden. Utah. and Vice Prcsi-
dent Sarah Brown of Salt Lake. After
Initiating several new members and at
tending 10 the lodge work, an elaborate
| luncheon was served. during which talks
were made bv Mrs. Mead and Mrs
! Brown and others.
The Woodmcn of the World gave an
! immense Halloween ball at the Opera
house Friday night The costumes were
varied, some being comical and unique
Supper WAS served at midnight at the
Bingham hotel,
The Women Of Woodcraft viii give
Il card party and supper next Thurs
day These arc always welcome events,
rs everybody generally has good time.
The Swedish and Firms gave a ball
Saturday in their hall on Carr Fork.
! Fcasting and dancing lasted until after
midnight
y. H. Holman went to Salt Lake We'd.
incsday to arrange the bringing out the
IcXteGsivc issue Of his paper-Prcss-
! l5ulletin-during these strenuous polit-
ical days.
Miss Hazel Pcurose and Miss Pearl
! TrcIoar of Salt Lake returned home,
/ after Il short visit with Mrs. HOLIDAY
ani Miss rIegoning.
j. B. Graham. one of the first news.
r3pcr men TO como to bingham, is IN
camp, renewing old acquaihlanccs.
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. AdderIy, who have
been paying visit TO New York, ar
rived home This week.
u. VI. McCrca has returned from Il
"trip TO the coal mines of the southern
part Of the state.
Ed FIoddcn has sold out his business
at Lark to Albert Fugc.
Miss Bluchcr, one Of the camps
school teachers, is rapidly recovering
from injuries received by being thrown
from n horse.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. NJ Thomas are
cntcrtaing Miss Monroe of Berkeley,
Cal
Postmaster c. H. Roberts is enjoying
a months vacation ut his California
home in Los Angeles.
j. g. Mallet aud family have moved
To Tooelc
John Baman of Ogden was in camp
during the week.
Miss Carrie Sanger left last week
for an extended visit with relatives at
Butte. Mont.
A. Bradley and son of Modeua spent
several DAYS in camp last week.
Col, L \. Wall of Salt Lake motored
TO camp Saturday, returning in the
evening.
Mrs. John Salt of Ogden visited
} camp during the week.
Mrs l.. A. Boughan. formerly of
Depot ward. paid a visit TO camp dur
ing the week
Il. W. Clark, one Of the supervisors
J of Jordan school district, visited the
schools of camp during the week.
DR.. Straup and wife made a flying
trip to the metropolis Monday, return
ing the same day.
Lafayette Hanchcts of the Boston
Consolidated mines came up from Salt
Lake Friday.
Mrs Weaver. wife of W. f. Weaver
, of the Telegram, visited Judge Lee sew
cral days last week.
. Cashier Walter Scott of the Bingham
State bank visited his family Saturday
and Sunday. returning to camp Mon
, day morning.
!. Deputy Sheriff c. D. Coats paid an
t official visit 10 Salt Lake City Thurs
day.
Mr.. Spinner, a former college chum
j and roommate of Editor and Proprie
q tor Holman of the Press Bulletin, was
). seeing the sights Of camp, chaperoncd
by Mr.. Holman.
y r, g. Marnell Of Salt Lake City was
n Bingham visitor Thursday.
+ Many people came from Salt Lake
City and other parts Of the state 10 ot
c tend the funeral of Pioneer and OLD
O Sptf Ipr Dan Claws