The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
EUREKA SOCIETY.
(special correspnndence.l

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Eureka, Oct 2l.-The ladies of the Mac
cabeeE gave a very enjoyable entertain
ment at the Odd Fellows hall last Tues
day night. During the early part of the
paily of instrumental and vocal selections
was rendered. The music was contributed
by Mr.. Joseph Phillips, Miss Amy Bees
ley, Miss Winnie Bonney, Miss Emma
HenToid and Joseph Hillstead. The must
cad numbers were irterSpersed by speeches
| from prominent members of the order,
among which were addresses by Mrs. Moi
fat OF California and Mrs. Callister of
Michigan, both of whom hold high offices
in the lodge Later in the evening an
elaborate supper was served the guests,
and cards and other amusements were in
Obliged in.
Dan Martin returned last Saturday
evening, after a months visit to his old
home in Iowa. Dan witnessed many
changes in the home of his boyhood days
having been absent for about seventeen
years.
On Wednesday last Captain Martin
1goe. one of the oldest residents of the
camp, left for, indianapolis. Ind, his old
Home, and spend his declining years.
Captain Igoe has many friends through
out the district, who join in extending
r.. D. McCreery came out from the city
the fore part of the week, and has been
installed as manager of the Rocky Moun-
tam Bell Telephone company of this dis.
tTict.
.. G. Sullivan is in Salt Lake on min
ing business O. q q
J. H. NTcChrystal of the Godiva was a
Salt Lake visitor Tuesday and Wednes-
day,
Miss Lydia Robbins was the guest of
friends at Salt Lake last Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Lottie Tilsofsufl, assisted by pupils
of the public school, gave an evolutionary
concert at the Odd Fellows hall Wednes-
day evening. The audience was not as
large as expected, but Miss Tiilotson gave
a very nice entertainment.
Justice of the Peace Hanford of Silver
City was in camp Thursday.
Mrs: George Bubb left on Thursday for
Cripple Creek, Colo, having. been called
there by the severe illness of her daugh-
ter.
Vanity Fair will be presented at the
hall next Monday evening.
The Y NJ and Y. L. NJ I. A. gave a
very pleasant bali in L o. o. F. hall Fri
day night.
Charles Coyle, who has been at St.
Marks hospital in Salt Lake for the past
| two weeks, is again in Eureka Mr.. Coyle
underwent an operation and his health is
| considerably restored.
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Mrs. W. H. Meyers visited friends at the
capital city Tuesday.
Mrs Cramer was a Salt Lake visitor
this week.
]. D. Dixon of Taylor Bros. & Co. at
Provo came up Wednesday and spent
! few days looking after that company's
business here.
Albert Fisher OF the Fisher Brewing
company was in Eureka during the week.
Ed Loose of the Grand Central and Will
liam Hatfield of the Martha Washington
We're among the visitors to Tintic district
this week.
John A. Davis came out from the met
ropolis Thursday, and VIII begin the de-
| velopment Of some of his mining property
here.
RENE, was in Salt Lake City last Thurs
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r. 6. Wilson, formerly proprietor of the
Eureka hotel, was out from Salt Lake
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| ]. Barnett of Salt Lake and j. D. Wood
of Idaho were Eureka visitors during the
week.
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c. D. schmidiapp Of Salt Lake was in.
Eureka on business Wednesday.
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Ben Cole was over from Silver City
Thursday afternoon.
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Miss Amy Beesley of Lehi. who has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Beesley for the past month, has returned
TO her home.
Superintendent Joe Biddlecome of the