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Show Miss Jean Gordon was a Salt Lake visitor over the week end. ' " Miss Lucille McComb spent the week end in Salt Lake with her parents. par-ents. . . '"- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Steier of Salt Lake have come to Bingham to mal:a their home. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Snow returned re-turned home Sunday evening after an absence pf three weeks. "' '' ' , ' ' '- 4 -f. Mr. and Mrs. "Chick" Adderly, and daughter, and Mr. Burt Hocking re- turned last Friday from a. two week3 trip to Grand Canyon and the National Nation-al Park. They also visited Gold Strike where Mr. Adderly is interest-ted interest-ted with Mell. Little and a number of other Bingham people in the devolp-ment devolp-ment of mining property. The parry visited Lehman's Cave near Baker, Nev., and report this cave as being a most remarkable scene and well worth seeing. The trip of 1800 miles was made in a new Essex six, without a mishap of any kind, with plenty of power for the hardest climb and lots of speed for the open road. Mrs. Fannie Woolf and Miss Barbara Bar-bara Burhmas returned Sunday from Kellogg, Idaho, where they visited with Mrs. Woolf a son. j Mrs. Frank Davis and son returned Saturday from a month's visit with relatives In Ogden. I ( Mrs. Cecil Buck returned Saturday from Woods Cross where she visited jwilth her mother, Mrs. F. R. Nelson for two weeks. l ,'" ' - I Mrs. Willis Perkins of Woods Cross and Mt .and Mrs. J. P. Katvenmler of Oakland, Cal., were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Higgs. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Breckon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wardlaw, and Dr. and Mrs. Paul Rlchardsa enjoyed picnic in Little Cottonwood Canyon Saturday evening. |
