The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
EUREKA.

James Barnard of the CentenniaI-Eure
ka mine went to Salt Lake yesterday.
, FRANK EigsOn returned from visit to
the capital the early part of the week
. YRS Or. j. \. Hensel and her son.
george, returned Monday from Salt Lake,
-"nere they had been visiting friends.
George Sudbury. manager of the Bull
lion Beck store in this city. returned from
a visit TO Zion last Monday, accompanied
Mrs. William VenabIe has been the
guest of Salt Lake friends for a few days
and returned to Eureka Sunday
Miss Edna Fullride, who is in the CAPT
iai under the care of an eye specialist.
IS reported by her father. who returned
recently from visit TO Salt Lake, to be
recovering.
Mrs. Jesse Ferguson is entertaining her
sister Mrs. A. kete of Alberta, Canada.
while Mrs. Eugene Henrod. from the
same city, is the guest of the family of
Gus J. Henroid.
Mrs Joseph Larsen is very i'll at pres
ent, and her husbands sister. Miss Annie
Larsen of Provo, is visiting her
Mr.. and Mrs. James Knowles left last
sunday for Salt Lake. where they intend
TO make short visit
Mr. and Mrs. jackson McChrystal en-
tertained w r. Wallace of Salt Lake this
week
Denis and Phillip Sullivan arrived here
last Tuesday from Butte. Mont to at
tend the funeral of their brother. Eugene
Lake City to reside.
Mrs. Dan Sullivan Of Butte, Mont. is
the guest OF Mrs. Sheehan at this place
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turn out in large numbers to witness the
football game next Sunday at the local
ball park.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mills are the recip-
tents of = beautiful silver service from
the local lodge of Masons as a wedding
gift. Mrs. Mills also entertained the car
nation Embroidery club at her home last
thursday evening. and was presented by
each member with a dainty piece OF
china.
The Carnation Embroidery club will
meet at the residence Of Mrs. Pat Shea
next Wednesday afternoon.
Inc Ladies Aid society met Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Frank sheldon.
Ineir next meeting VIII be at the home of
MIS-; Fred ShOntz. next Thursday.
Albert Jarvis was given reception last
w w eGnesdaY morning at the residence OF
w NJ Jarvis and a most enjoyable even
ing was spent Mr.. Jarvis recently re-
turned from California.
a Decent social viii be given by the
young ladies of the NJ +. church next
W ednesday evening for the benefit of the
Wednesday evening being tho time set
Tor the big baseball dance. the ladies of
They have obtained The county court
house for the occasion and VIII Undouht-
edlN make the affair "A success. as pre-
Nlous SuoDerS Of this kind have always
been in Eureka.
A splendid reception and ball was given
Mr.. William Ball on the occasion Of his
taking up his residence at Mammoth and
again resuming the suDerintendcncv of
the Lower Mammoth mine Tho ladies
who conducted the affair were Mrs. JO-
seph ElsmOre. Mrs. Booker and Mrs. John
Smith, and they were ably assisted BY
Hans HasseIt. d. a. Depue. James Hutch
inson and Joseph Elsmore. An elegant
supper was served. and the festivities
We're kept w until the wee sma' hours.
and the reception was pronounced the
best Mammoth has enjoyed in years
Tho annual dance given bv the Silver
city aerie No 21l. Eureka Fratenal Or
der OF Eagles was one of the social sue
cesScS of the season. II was held in the
odd Fellows hail and was attended by
about 100 COUPLES. The music was fur
nished by the Eureka orchestra. and each
lady was presented with a bouquet of
carna lions, while the men present were
The recipients Of bOufonicTeS of the same
flower. \ splendid punch was served.
and the members are 20 be congratulated
upon the gratifying result Of the enter
tainment.