The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-03

and the Eureka volunteers were each pre-
sented with a SIS check.
Dan Cronin was in Salt Lake Tuesday
Mrs. Jane Yates of Diamond was the
guest of friends here Wednesday.
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Burt Townshend. a druggist of Payson.
was in Eureka on Tuesday.
p. J. Fennell and Jerry Driscoll were
Salt Lake visitors during the week
Miss Lorena Dusenberry went in to Salt
Lake Wednesday afternoon and will re-
Eva Tompkins
Mrs. E. G. Hansen entertained the ''On
and Off, club Friday evening.
Miss Nesbit of Mammoth was the guest
of Miss Maggie Sullivan Wednesday and
Thursday of this week
The bail given BY The Z. L. NJ. /. A. at
odd Fellows hall Friday evening was
quite well attended, and those present
thoroughly enjoyed the affair.
Mrs. Samuel Pulver of Payson was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Pulver here
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. f. sammon returned
from the capital Tuesday evening, after
an absence of several days.
Miss Madge Nesbit is the guest of Miss
Belle Monahan of Provo.
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A H Ransahof has been selected as.
manager of the Bullion-Beck store to MI
the vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Manager Paxman. Manager Paxman Will
go to Salt Lake City, where ne has a posi-
ton awaiting him.
w. H King was up from Provo Tuesday
on business.
Pres Stillnan, is in Salt Lake City
Mr.. Stillman has been i'll for some time,
and went in or the benefit of his health
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Louis B. Eddy of Salt Lake was in town
Thursday and Friday
Mrs. Nina Thomas returned Wednesday
from SantaQuin.
Secretary G. w. Ritter of the Eureka
Hill Mining company was. in Salt Lake
Tuesday.
Bert Carbis of the capital is staying
with his mother Mrs. Vivian Johnson,
here.
Mrs NJ. C. Sullivan is in Salt Lake City.
NJ L. Clarity is out after a short ILL
ness
Miss Annie Law who has been sojourn-
ing in Ogden, has returned home. she
was accompanied back by Miss Bessie
Stoddard, who will remain her guest for
q few days.
Mrs. E. J. Stowe and Miss Minnesota
Stowe were the guests of Mrs. e. r. Hunt
Wednesday.
George Gillespie returned from Provo
Wednesday: He has been visitlns ms
Mrs f. G.. Hansen entertained Thurs
day evening in honor of her sister. Miss
Ruby Knowlton of Kaysville. Miss knoWl-
ton will return to her home in a rev
days.
Mrs VIII Atkin. who has been staying
with Mrs. r. H. Hitlstead, returned to her
home in Salt Lake City Thursday.
Joe Hillstead. who has been living in the
capital during the past summer, IS again
in town. and win make his home here this
winter
c. H. Blanchard. an old-tirner. Of Tintic
district, spent part of the week looking
after his interests here.
w. F. Smith of Zion was here Friday
and Saturday.
B. Christensen was Salt Lake Wis
itor the first of the week.
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Mrs. Hicks is sojourning with her moth
err Mrs. Vivian johnson.
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The employees of the Bullion-Beck store
rendered Manager PaXman a very pleas
ant reception and banquet last Thursday
evening. Mr.. Paxman was presented with
speech being made by Mr.. R. Sorensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II McChrystal enter
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Those present Were: Misses Ruby Knowl-
ton Alice Adams, Grace Mills, Madge
Nesbit. Ada and Cora Dusenberry, Whit
rley. Emma Trautie, Title Martin, Lilly
Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Claude Doty, Mr..
and Mrs. n. A. Robertson, Messrs. Dusen-
berry, Clark, Adams, Cobb, Coyle and
Ritter.