The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-14
BINGHAM.

ing was spent in playing progressive
| whist. Those present we're Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Maughan, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Forman, Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Eskelson,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Marriott, Mr.. and Mrs. John
John Jimpson, ST.. Miss Louise Barry,
Miss Emma Robinson, and George
/ Chandler, Aaron Gauchat, Isadore Gau-
! chat and Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Eckman.
The Pythian Sisters gave a delightful
/ card party at Society hall Friday even
/ ing. After playing a seven-point game
! of whist, an appetizing lunch was
! served.
C. L. johnson of Carr Fork was in
! Salt Lake Wednesday.
/ c. H. Lashbrook visited his family in
| Salt Lake during the week.
! I. o. o. F. lodge No. 10 pleasantly
| surprised Ruth Rebekah lodge No.
after their regular session Tuesday
evening. The time was delightfully."-
spent playing progressive whist. Miss
Frances Lehman and Frank II. Cell
ventra won first prizes; Miss Lizzie
MackinsOn and Ernest Lehman were
! awarded second prizes, while consola-
tons fell to Mrs. Anna Lehman and j.
Dotey.
Miss Sybil Fields was an outging pas
| senger for Salt Lake Wednesday morn
| ing.
Friday all the teachers of the Bing-
ham schools drove to Draper, where
they attended the Teachers institute of
the Jordan school district.
Mrs. Bert Miller came in Sunday after
a short stay in Salt Lake.
DIR. A. S. Inglesby returned from
visit to Salt Lake the first part OF the
week.
Louis S. Gates visited his family in
Salt Lake Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hattie Ashcroft was surprised
at her home Monday evening by about
twenty of her young friends. They
played various indoor games, followed
by an appetizing lunch.
Henry Clingender of Salt Lake was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Mere
dith recently.
Mayor Thomas H. QuiIlen was in Salt
Lake during the week.
L. W. Clark of Sandy, supervisor of
music of the Jordan school district, Wis
tied all the public schools of the camp
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Wells was a Salt Lake
visitor Monday.
Al Kilbourn came i'm Monday after a
short stay in Salt Lake.
A. L. Heaston and daughter, Miss
Mona, were outgoing passengers for
Salt Lake the latter part of the week
Mrs. Metcalf was a Salt Lake visitor
during the week.
V. L. Hamilton came up from Salt
Lake Tuesday on mining business.
Mrs. E. w. Clays spent several days
in Salt Lake during the week.
d. J. Cook, superintendent of the New
England Gold & Copper company, was
an outgoing passenger to Salt Lake last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Riley of Highland Boy
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
GraysOn Tuesday.
Mrs. G. L. COuntTyman and son, Mas
ter Ova, were in Salt Lake the first of
the week.
Mrs. Anna Mcclure came in from a
short stay in Salt Lake Sunday.
Mrs. c. z. Adderley and Mrs. E. f.
Dudley returned from a short stay in
Zion Sunday.
Miss Edith Klopenstein of Upper
Bingham came in from a short stay in
Salt Lake Sunday.
Miss DOllie MackinsOn returned Sun
day from a short visit with relatives in
Salt Lake.
c. w. BuckhOltz, formerly cashier of
the Bingham State bank, was in camp
this week on business connected with
/ the bank.
Miss Wanda Sosinsk is spending a
/ few days in Salt Lake.
Miss May B. Dick was a Salt Lake
| visitor Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Cora Allen, teacher at Copper
/ ton, returned from Salt Lake Sunday.
! John Deery went to Salt Lake We'd
nesday
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Marriott came in
Wednesday from a short stay in Salt
| Lake.
Charles Gabrielson took a vacation
! Wednesday and took in the sights in
Salt Lake.
John Jimpson was an outgoing pas
senger for Salt Lake Wednesday morn
! ing.
George E. Lee is reported considera-
bly, improved in health.
T. L. Holman of the Press-Bulletin
was in Salt Lake Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
The grand lodge officers of the X of
p. viii pay an official visit to Oquirrh
lodge No. II next Friday evening. At
the conclusion of the session a banquet
will be served.
John L. Curtis of Pueblo, Colo, Wis
tied camp Thursday.
Oscar Christopherson visited his fam
lily in Salt Lake Sunday.
DR.. J. F. Flynn will have an office in
the new Lerwill block.
]. Z. Dow intends to open real estate
offices in the Lerwill block.
Robert Wells is planning to build a
five-rOOm cottage on the Strickly prop
erty.
Mrs. w. H. Wright received word
Thursday of the death of her mother
in Sweden.
Mrs A. ]. Guinnette is visiting her
daughter Mrs. James Davis, and fami-
ly of Ogden.
Don Thompson of Salt Lake, formerly
q resident of Bingham, was in camp
several days this week.
Eli Mitchell visited his family at Mid
vale Friday.
A dance was given in the Stanly Da-
vies residence at Copperton Monday
evening. The attendance was large and
reported a royal good time.
Henry Crowell of Nevada stopped off
at Bingham Tuesday en- route for Pue-
bio. Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Cannon enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Maslin
Tuesday evening.
Miss Mika Panjesich and Steve Lour-
vich of Highland Boy were married in
Salt Lake Tuesday evening.
Postmaster G. II. Roberts went to
Salt Lake Wednesday,
Miss Sarah Battison and Earl Sim
mons were married in Salt Lake Tues
day.
Professor Angelo Cappelli of Salt
Lake has opened a studio in camp to
give instruction in music
Miss Marjorie Symon and Miss Kate
Mcdonald of Lark We're at Sandy and
Draper the last of the week.
Carl Bartholomew paid visit to his
family in Salt Lake Sunday.