The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-18
eureka.


Eugene Pulver of the Miner left Fri
day Cor St Louis.
Mrs. Clark Newell is visiting in
Provo with her children.
Miss Louise Walden, who has been
the guest of Miss Jennie Mason, re-
turned Monday TO Salt Lake.
John Taylor of Frisco is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Will McComb.
Mark Clark Spent Sunday at his
home in Sandy.
j. p. Turner, superintendent of the
Yankee mine, returned Monday from
brief visit with his family in Salt
Lake.
H. w. Horne, United States deputy
mineral surveyor, was in Eureka on
professional business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hubbard were in
the capital city Monday and Tuesday
Mrs. Baird and Robert Baird, VINO
have been the guests of relatives and
friends for a month, left Monday for
their home in Ely, New.
Mrs. G. H. Wood of Riverside, Cal,
who was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Thompson, left Monday for
home.
Misses Annie and Matilda Kohl are
down from Pocatello. Ida. the guest
of Miss Annie Sullivan.
Fred Matthews and Mike. Downey
leave Sunday to attend school at Lo-
gan.
Colonel Ed Loose of the Grand Gem
trail mine was in Eureka Friday talk
ing politics TO chosen friends.
Mr.. and Mrs John Vance We're ia
Payson for the day sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nelson are home
from an enjoyable trip to the St. Louis
exposition.
Peter Loutensock, jrss Is out from
Salt Lake, and will again make his
home here.
Mrs. Robert Adamsen came heme
Sunday from Salt Lake.
Mrs. c. E Hush returned Sunday
from a visit with capital city friends.
Captain Dallin was up Tuesday; ad-
vertising an excursion TO Geneva, lake.
John Foley was in Salt Lake Tues
day.
The Misses Agla and Edith Franks
of Ely. New. who spent the summer
with the family of Mrs. P. Bonner,
have returned to their school duties
at Ogden.
Mrs Dennis Sullivan and son, EN-
NETT, are home from Salt Lake.
DR.. J. A Hensel went to Springville
Sunday to meet Mrs. Hensel, who has
been the guest of eastern friends dur
ing the summer. They went on to Salt
Lake. returning to Eureka Monday
night
III. D. Hewlett and JOHN Pilgerrim
were in Salt Lake Thursday.
James P. Motherwell was over from
Stockton Monday.
r. D. Kimball went to Salt Lake
Wednesday on a brief business trip.
Mrs. John Bergman and daughter
returned Tuesday from a visit at Han
cock, Mich.
The Misses Owen, Thomas. Murphy
and WINNER arrived Saturday from
their summer vacations 10 resume their
duties in the schools.
Mrs. o. w. Swartz came out sun
day from Salt Lake. Miss Elizabeth
DeWar. who has been her guest, re
turned home.
d. A. Lindsay OF the Reporter is in
charge of the Tintic Miner during the
absence of Editor Pulver.
Miss Lille Jarvis is home from a
pleasant visit with relatives at Buffalo,
y. Y. stopping en- route at st. Louis.
Charlie DeBahoyde, Henry Swan and
Henry Hansen are home from an out
ing in Salina canyon.
James Morgan and Charles Brown
returned Tuesday from a trip to Iron
county on mining business.
Mrs. r. NJ. Holland went to Salt
Lake Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs Den
have concluded a three months visit
with friends and relatives. spending a
portion of their time at the st. Louis
exposition.
Mrs. William Adams returned Satur-
day from Salt Lake
Eddie Hahn and James Cook of the
Blue Rock baseball team Will not re-
turn after the Ogden game unless a
date is arranged for the 25tk, but will
go east for the winter
John Pilgerrim. superintendent OF the
Eureka Hill mine, has sent his family
TO Salt Lake. and as soon as the final
cleanup is made al the mill he viii
join them on an extended trip TO Mis-
souri,. and will probably locate in the
capital city upon his return from the
east.
c. +. Allen, general superintendent
Of the Centennial Eureka mine spent
in conference with Superin-
tendent Brown.
Miss Catherine Kirkendall of Robin
son was the guest of Stockton friends
Sunday.
Hans Hassell. Colonel John T. Hayes.
Dave Depue. William Nisonger and
Tom Greer OF Mammoth spent Sunday
in Salt Lake.
Miss Violet Gaisford and Fred Hardy
Of Mammoth have entered the state
university.
ID. D. Hanks came home Tuesday
from Gold Mountain. where he has
been on mining business.
Con j. Hannifin Is i'm West Tintic
TO perform the assessment work on
some miRing claims in which he is in
terested.
superintendent Earls ard son Harry
Of the Bulliou-Beck mine spent Sunday
In Salt Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Bubb and son
George went to Salt Lake Sunday.
-. II. Mitchell came out Thursday
tfel7l Self Lake eonsa pedaafFian toIfr
~ Mrs. r, son enter,
taired z. y. p. Pul1en 81 milwaukee,.
Wis, at the Victoria mine in North