Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-23
EUREKA.

ASAsAAAAAs
Eureka Mr.. and Mrs. James Muir
pheN LETT this week for southern cali
iorhla to spend the winter,
Dr. Harvielle ana wife spent last
week at salt Lake visiting friends,
Dr. Talmage Of Salt Lake entertained
lhe young people of Mammoth and
Robinson last Friday night with a lee
ture on "Trines." The friends OF the
Literary society were highly pleased
with The treat they presented.
A Christmas operetta was presented
az the public school at Mammoth
Thursday, entitled christmas
chimes and the building was crowd
ed with relatives and friends OF the
students, who We're highly pleased
with the performance.
John p. Houghton and Miss Alice
Marie I.owney viii be united In mar
rlage at the parsonage Of st. Patrick's
church, on next Tuesday. by the Rev.
Father O'Donohue. The couple are
popular young people OF this city. the
bride being the daughter OF Mr. and
va " lliifAIl it'NHtN anu int ETuonl
II well known miner The happy
couple will continue to reside in Eu-
reka.
Bert Perry Of Spring Lake. led to
the altar at Provo last week one OF
Roblnson's most charming maidens,
Miss Lillian Fairless.
Mrs. James Norman returned Tues
day from n few weeks visit with reln-
tives at Butte, Montana.
The ladies OF the Degree Of Honor
are making great preparations for n
dance, to be given at the local han
Monday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Larson and son, Wendle.
who have been visiting relatives at
coyote utah, for the past two months,
returned home Sunday night.
The joint lodges OF odd Fellows of
Eureka will entertain their members
and families on the evening of Jan.
., There will be a literary program
followed by feasting and dancing,
Mrs. Jacob Muntz and son. Robert,
returned Sunday from six weeks visit
with relatives at Kaysville and Salt
Lake city
Mr. and Mrs Jere Drscoll visited Salt
Lake friends this week.
cartons orchestra will give two mas
querade dances next week, one at
Eureka on Thursday evening, and one
az Mammoth Friday night Prizes
will be- awarded for the best costumes.
Mr. and Mrs, j. b. Roberts of Bing-
ham are visiting with old Eureka
friends.
Dartons orchestra will conduct n
masquerade dance at |. O. o. r. hall
on the evenin got Dec. Is, and at Has
sells hall on Dec. 20 The young peo-
pie Of Eureka are making "a great eff
fort to capture the valuable prizes Of
fered by Mr. barton.
Mrs. r. S. Robertson OF North Tin
tic has gone to Salt Lake TO spend the
holidays with her daughter.
Christmas night the members OF
Tintic lodge No 3, F. q A. NJ, win
hold public installation Of officers
at their hall, at which time they will
entertain their families and frienss. |
The otiicers-elect are w. NJ. Hugo
Deprezin; S. W., Isaac Barnard; j, W.,
David Mills, treasurer, Ferd Christen-
sen; secretary, Chas. Kryger.
The Cosgrove Concert company gave
two splendid performances here Sat-
urday and Sunday evenings. Both en-
t.,| Ia I'M tg "a hxy
the citizens Of Eureka, being under
the auspices Of Tintic lodge No. III b. |
=. O. Elks.
Mrs. Hugh Trenholm Of Goldheld, |
Nevada, Is visiting her parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. James Osborne of this city. |
Mrs. Grant SWisher and mother left |
this week for McCallister. Indian Ter |
ritory. where they viii make their |
future home.
J. b. wilkins of Salt Lake. state
OF the X. o II, NJ, visited |
Tintlc Tent No. -, Saturday night and
was given royal reception. a great
spread was given IN his honor.
Mrs. J. II. Taylor and Mrs. Daniel
Martin left this week for southern CAL
ifornia to spend the winter
The members of Evening star lodge
Degree OF Honor will celebrate Christ
mas night with a grand ball at |. o.
o. +. hall
The performance given at the Opera
House Friday night by the Home
Dramatic club under the direction of
Harry =. Beane drew out large and
audience The play pre-
scented was "A Silver Lining and the
in the drama showed that
Mr.. Beane was "A careful instructor
as the principals acted their parts
like professionals. The proceeds Of
the entertainment (Which We're large)
went to the l.. D. S. Sunday school,
The ladies' OF the Maccabees Of Eu-
reka are very proud Of their new Off
rers-elect for the ensuing year, who are
as follows: Commander, Lizzie Blight;
l., c., Lou barton; chaplain, Ethel
II. r., Cecilia Bacon T, H.
Elizabeth ellis; sergeant. Myra l..
Demar; Mat A., Mrs. Berry; sentinel
Minnie Hanley; picket, Mrs, j. H.
SHIRLEY.
A public reception was given this
week to c. c. Shillman, the new rec
or OF the Baptist church at this place,
and Miss Minnie \. Polk, the new
missionary from Madison, Wisconsin.
The citizens of Eureka regardless OF
reed, united together to extend a well
,ome to the new corners.
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