The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19
STA TIE SOCIETY.
EUREKA.

Mrs. Pat shea is recovering from an at
tack OF tOnsilitis.
Mrs. Pat O'Hara has been quite i'll at
her residence here, but her health is i'm
proving.
Albert Mcclellan city recorder of Pay
son and editor of the Payson GIobe-H Head
er. was Eureka visitor today.
Captain II. II. SOwles has returned to
Eureka and expects 10 remain for some
little time.
Mrs. Swartz, wife of the proprietor of
the oxford cafe, is here on a visit to her
husband. Mrs. Swartzs home is in the
Next Thursday the Ladies' Aid society
Will meet at the residence Of Mrs. Walter
Thompson.
Mrs. Frank Mediation visited friends
at Payson this week.
Mrs. Nicholas of Weiser. Ida. who has
been visiting her relatives in this city,
returned to her home last Sunday.
Mrs g {. Countryman, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. j.. NJ. Helmick of Salt
Lake is at present visiting her parents in
Con J. Hanuifn was a Salt Lake Wis
1tor "Wednesday, preparatory TO making
trip into Nevada.
Edmund Sanderson. for merIy mayor of
GunnisOn, Utah, and "a brother of Mrs.
Dan Martin of this place. died this week.
Mrs Martin has been in this week and
was unable to attend the funeral
William Price, an Old-time resident of
this place. was looking up his old friends
here last Sunday.
&. r. Spilman. formerly editor of the
Tlntic Miner, visited Eureka this week
10 SAY goodbye To his friends. Mr.. Spill
man lnJendS 10 go TO the country OF the
new bOnauzas in Nevada. and his many
friends viii give him their best wishes on
parting
+. J. White of Kamas. Utah a former
business man of this city, returned to his
home last Wednesday after "A brief visit.
Mrs. w. e. Andrews. wife OF former
County Clerk Andrews, is visiting her
husband She will return to Nephi Sun
day
Bat Sullivan. an old-time resident of
Eureka. has been visiting his friends and
attending To some mining business.
The Eureka Union band, in conjunction
with the l.. d. s. choir will give q grand
concert at the church on March p for the
benefit of the firSt-named organization
The band expects to turn out in white
duck uniforms this summer 1t is a very
efficient body and the citizens Of the town
are proud of it.
There have been quite a number of de-
bEhuul entertainments among the differ
eut secret societies. Last Sunday even
ing the Elks started the ball rolling by
giving an imprOmptu entertainment in
honor of Mr.. Watson NJ. NeSbit, who was
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Brig SmOot in
RObinsOn- Mr. Watson came over to Fu-
Tekd in the evening and was promptIv
taken in charge of by his brothers of the
b. +. .. Il, and a jOvial time was had.
The local order of the Modern WOOdmen
ol America held "a social at the Elks hall,
IN" occasion being the initiation of sew
Cral new members.
The dance given by the Knights of
Robert Emmett at the Odd Fellows hall
tonight was a great success. There was
an exceedingly large crowd of dancers
present and they are enjoying themselves
greatly.
Thursday night was the occasion of a
surprise party on the Elks by their wives
and sWeethearts. A smoker had been
planned, but the fair sex put a peremD-
tory stop 10 that and treated the members
of Tintic lodge No. al to one of the most
enjoyable surprises that they have as vet
experienced since their inception. Card
playing and music helped to pass the
evening away and an excellent lunch was
served.