The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06
BINGHAM.

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BINGHAM. Feb. Ruth Rebekah lodge
No. gave the encampment d deIgItIu VI
surprise after their regular meeting Iuts-
daV evening Whist was the game or the
evening. An appetzing lunch was seINeu'
All had royal good time. .-
in Salt Lake Saturday and Sunday.
JAY Mitchell, d former resident OF TINS
camp, came in Sunday from Ely, New
where he has been manager OF mercah-
/ tile establishment. .
Eric Larsen Of Carr Fork was city
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs Margaret Pease visited friends in
| Salt Lake and Aiidvale during the week.
W. IT. Pease. Frank Sackett and George
Livingstone have returned from a trip 70
Provo.
Mrs. Kemp. daughter Of Rev. and Mrs.
Martin Thomas. has been quite i'll.
Master Mechanic Robert Nesbit OF the
COppertOu MILL who has been Ill for seE-
eraI weeks, has resumed the duties Of his
c. G. Lancke spent Sunday in Salt
Miss Ada Hendrickson Of Highland Boy
visited relatives near Sandy the first OF
the week
Mrs. Elias Thomas Of Depot ward. who
has been seriously i'll during the past two
weeks. is reported TO be some improved
in health.
c. L. White came up from Salt Lake
Thursday on mining business.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. :. oliver have re
turned from an extended trip east, where
they went to visit Mr.. divers parents
in Michigan and many points OF interest.
r. +. Davidson came in Sunday after
visiting his family in Salt Lake.
Roy c. Allen has accepted position as
maChinist at the Utah Copper mine.
Fire departments No. / and No. hav
billed dance at Canyon hall Monday
Miss Bernice d. Day Of the High school
visited her parents at the capital during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Alexander enter
tanned a number Of their friends at their
home Saturday evening.
Rev. Martin Thomas made trip t.
Park City during the week.
Cashier Walter Scott of the Bingham
State Bank returned Monday morning
from short stay at the capital.
William Robbins, superintendent Of the
North Bingham Mining company. returned
from Salt Lake the first Of the week.
Mrs. Z. G. Locke returned Sunday from
a weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Neil
Mcdonald and family Of Salt Lake.
Mrs Walter Ward has accepted a posi-
ton at the pOstoffice.
Miss May B. Dick was a Salt Lake Wis
itOr the first Of the week.
L. Peterson of Carr Fork was g visitor
in Salt Lake Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Parker came in from visit
to Salt Lake Sunday.
Mrs. Frank II. Cellventra went to Salt
Lake for a short stay Sunday. Judge
Frank H. CeHventra, who is now in Chi
cago, is expected to return in about ten
days.
Mrs John Williams, after visiting here
several days with her daughter, Mrs. AL
bert Marriott and family, returned to
Miss April Sorenson spent several days
visiting relatives in Lehi this week.
Fred Wines has been i'll the past week.
The recent dance given at Canyon hall
by the Bingham High school, netted the
students about so.
Superintendent William Robbins OF the
North Bingham Mining company came in
from Salt Lake Thursday.
II. @. SchHepp came In thursday even
ing after visiting his family in Salt
Lake.
Frank Krider of Salt Lake was in camp
Friday on mining business.
Miss Theodore BuTmester visited the
Salt Lake public schools Friday.
Mayor Thomas II. CULLEN spent the
first of the week in Salt Lake on bust
ness.
c. z. AdderIey. manager Of the Bing-
ham Mercantile company, was at the cap
ital on business Wednesday.
A NJ. StTinsham of Lead Mill took
Ptrip to ogden Monday.
Mr. and Ms. Della Lee were the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones Sunday.
Mrs Anna Mcguire spent Monday in
Salt Lake.
John Sindar visited his family in Salt
Lake Sunday,
Mrs. Henry Sorenson visited relatives in
IsRhi during the week.
George Kiser visited his family at the
capital Monday.
class Of the Salt Lake High school, Wis
tied his parents Sunday.
Jack Davis was an outgoing passenger
to the capital Sunday.
VIII O'Connor came in from Salt Lake
Sunday.
Councilman w. B. Waters visited Salt
Lake and Mill Greek Saturday and Sun
day
r. NJ. Woolley OF the Copperton mill
took a trip to Salt Lake and Garfield Sa:
urday and Sunday.
AIr. and Mrs. Ben Lewis left today on
the Elks excursion for Los Angeles. They
intend to tour the coast.
Mrs. Julius Sanger went 20 Salt Lake
Friday.
Mrs. Harry Goldsworthy and son, Mas
ter Harry, went to Salt Lake Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Holster were Wis
itOIs at the capital the first Of the week.
Walter Scott, cashier of the Bingham
State Bank. came in from Salt Lake on
Monday.
John Mcdonald. assistant superintend-
ent of the Utah Copper. has resigned his
position and left for Arizona to become
general superintendent of the Raw Con-
solidated mines HIS family will remain
In Bingham.
Carl Bartholomew visited his family in
Salt Lake Sunday.
W H. Edwards of Denver, Colo. was
In camp Wednesday on mining business.
The Lady Maccabees surprised the local
lodge, K. o. T. NJ, at the hall Wednes-
day evening after their regular session.