The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1904-01-20

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NOTES AROUND TOWN.
Mrs. Lottie Eihers is improving slow
~ from her recent Illness.
John l.. Edwards was visitor to Salt
Lake this week. for a couple of days
Manager Murphy of the West dip was
passenger on Tuesdays train for Salt
Lake.
Manager G.. W. Dern returned to Salt
Lake Thursday. A report of the Con-
Mercur will be found elsewhere.
Mrs. NJ. N. spratly went to salt Lake
this week. She will go to Bingham
to look after her interests there.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis took trip to Eu-
reka Thursday. While there Mr.. Jar
Wis, we are told, was initiated i'm the
Elks.
a new service has been established
between Mercur and the West Dip,
leaving Steinman's every day at 1889 p.
m; fare, 80 cents.
The people on the Golden Gate Hin
appreciate very much the action of the
Con. Mercur in lighting up the sidewalk
from the M thodist church.
Doc" Evans and Joe Blewitt intend
opening saloon I'm Ophir in the near
future. Joe went to the city Sunday to
see about fixtures and supplies.
o
Joseph Blewitt has established bache-
lor's hall, he having bought the house
of Knute Johnson, gave 1t thorough
cleaning and moved his furniture in.
Mr.. j. w. Lee during his trip down
south took some fine views of the coun-
try He ought to get them fixed for a
lantern and give an address on them.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Connors left
Friday for Salem. they having been
summoned thither by the death of Mrs.
Connors' mother who had died Thurs
day, aged close to 90 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter have rented
and moved irto Mr.. G.. W. Corfeld's
house on Meicur street. We are in
formed that the house next door will
soon have new tenants, but more of
this anon.
a baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. |
81 Carman Friday morning, and the |
way ~ went around town, head high up
and tickled all over at his nine-pound
baby girl, wasn't slow. The Editor had
a cigar ON the new arrival
Lyman Baker was initiated and in
structed in the mysteries OF Eagledom,
after which an adjournment was taken |
to social session. Refreshments were
served and n good time had, everyone
visitors and invited guests, enjoying
themselves TO the utmost,
Photographer G. JOY OF this city has
opened a studio I'm American Fork. Mr..
JOY intends to keep his studio open in |
Mercur, coming here and staying pay
week or longer IL necessary. He left
Monday for his new field OF work. Sue
cess to your efforts. Mr.. JOY.
o
c. l.. Preble was a visitor on our
streets Friday. Mr.. PEBBLE is very en-
thusiastic over the prospects on the |
West Dip, everything is going salts
factorily, over forty men working and |
the report given I'm the Herald OF last |
Saturday certainly justifes Mr.. Prebles |
assertions.
.
II appears from the Salt Lake papers |
that our old college chum Jack Man |
gum, IN treated somewhat differently In |
Salt Lake than i'm Mercur. Jack went |
10 the city to see about his pension, |
and loltered too long around the saloon, !
was pulled before Judge Diehl as a Vag |
and dismissed.
A MARVELLOUS INVENTION.