The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
EuREKA.

Mrs. J. c. McChrystal returned Satur-
day from Salt Lake, accompanied by Miss
Winnie Wildly.
Mrs Dr. Langley OF Payson was the
guest this week OF DIT. and Mrs. Wade,
Mrs. James McCune has returned from
. Castle Gate.
NJ. b. Parks and Joseph schlecht were
In salt Lake 10 attend conference.
Mrs A. n. Wallace IS in salt Lake with
Mr.. Wallace, who is receiving medical
attention at St. Marks hospital.
Mrs. <. II. Peterson and children OF
Salt Lake have taken up their residence
. In Eureka for the summer.
B. n. c. Stott returned Wednesday
from KahOka, Mo.
A daughter has been born 70 the home
Of Don Jackman.
j. u. Yundt of the Rock Island was here
from Salt Lake Saturday.
The Yankee club gave dance at the j..
ID. s. church Wednesday evening
Henry Jacobs and Mrs. Bertha Olsen
were married Thursday evening at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. a. FRANKIE.
After the ceremony the bride and groom
We're rendered a reception by the bride s
mother. Mrs. Caroline Schroeder. Mr.. and
Mrs Jacobs left Friaay morning Tor q
short wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs Win Adams entertained a
number Of their friends at cards MONDAY
The Ladies Aid society viii give an en-
tertainment at Odd Fellows hall on the
SIN OF MAY which will include the farce
''The Deestrict School
The Ladies Of the Maccabees Will give a
CAMEO hon at Odd Fellows hall on Mon
The Wooimen of the World will enter
tain State Organizer Burch and =. p
Christensen Of salt Lake at banquet on
the 18th of April
A crowd of twenty OF the friends Of
Mr. and Mrs. William EmbertOn called
on them Wednesday evening with nas-
Ia 81 ar
spent a pleasant time at cards. The az
fair was in commemorauon OF Mr. En-
DertOns birthday.
The lodge rooms Of the Daughters or
Rebekah were filled Thursday evening
with guests, who were hidden 70 the an
nual banquet A. NJ Bowen gave the
toast "Odd Fellowship and the re-
Spouse was made by Rev d. M. helmlch.
The addresses We're foiloWeo Py a sous
by John lvey Joseph Phillips, john MOT
ley and John Dooly. The programme was
concluded by vocal selections By Mrs,
Conrad Capman, Mrs. A. Blight and Mrs.
f. Bowen and German recitation by
The new officers Of Tintic lodge, No.
I'll. B. j. o. r.. were installed Thursday
night After the heavy work the mem
bers were regaled with a luncheon ana
Rev. ID NJ. Helmick. Edward Pike and
10. Is. Spilman have been appointed 20
grade lthe essays OF the contestants IOr
the $40 prize offered 10 members or the
Hieh school for the best composition,
The Ladies' Byron club has plans afOOt
to establish a club room, which is 70 be
supplied with reading matter and 70 fur
Their the financial part Of the plan the
members viii give dance at the i. ID.
S church on Monday evening, April l3.
The school board is considering the
necessity of calling mass meeting OF
voters 20 vote "a special school tax Tor
this dl-trict. The trustees, IN addition 90
the burden OF furnishing free textbooks.
win have to establish "a kindergarten
branch. and may have 70 enlarge the
school building
zine Elks special train TO Provo on the
9th inst the occasion OF the installation
of "a lodge of E3ks at the Garden City,
win leave Eureka al 5 O'Clock %. m. and
return when the boys are ready IL VIII
run over the Rio Grande Western rail-
way.
Mr. and Mrs. F. z. Higson were In Salt
Lake during the week 20 attend the Iu-
neral of Mr.. Higson's mother.