The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-10
EUREKA.


Mrs. James Ryan and baby arrived
home Sunday from Payson.
b. L. c. Scott is very i'll at his home
this week.
Frank Theriot of Provo is visiting
friends in Eureka.
Mrs. Frank Clarity was a visitor to
Silver city this week.
Miss May Ford returned to Salt Lake
last Sunday.
There viii be no more meetings of the
Ladies Aid society until after the holl-
III. r. Fuuride returned Saturday from
visit 10 the capital
Oliver Sjostedt of American Fork was
a visitor 10 Eureka Wednesday.
Joseph ClaVen has nearly recovered
from his recent attack of rheumatism.
Hans J. Hassen Of Mammoth was a
Nephi visitor Monday.
Andrew Anderson mas moved his faml-
" to Eureka from Idaho.
Mr.. ana Mrs. p. ]. Fennell are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of baby boy
John keatOn left the early part of the
week for ark City, where he will re-
side
Mrs. Z. G. Hanson went TO Salt Lake
this week to attend the marriage of her
brother. Arthur knowlton, TO Elizabeth
Palmer
The Carnation Embroidery club was en-
tertained last Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Patrick Shea, and very enjoyable
time was had
i 1.
evening from PdNsOn.
Miss Hattie COOmbs saIurns 10 her
name today after a Wit TO relatives anu
friends in this city.
Mrs j. II. Chinn went to the capital
Thursday 10 visit her husband who was
recently hurt at the Snowflake mine.
John Burrows, a former resident of Eu-
reka, but now of Heber City, was in Eu-
rella this week shaking hands with his
old friends.
Rev c. c. sunman will take charge Of
ne interests OF lhe Baptist church IN
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Carlos, who were
recently married III Salt Lake, Will take
up their residence in this city. where Mr..
Don Carlos IS manager of the electric
light company.
Miss Maggie Cronin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ID. Is. CrOnin. gave reception
last week TO about thirty of her little
friends and schOOlmates of the eighth
grade the occasion being her sixteenth
birthday. The evening was enjoyably
spent in games and music and was
brought to a close after delicious
lunch ha- been served. The young people
voted Miss Cronin a delightful enter
tainer.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
The secret societies Of Eureka have had
an exceptionally busy week. Last Sun
day evening the local order Of Elks held
its annual memorial exercises, at which
a splendid programme was rendered, and
the hail was filled completely.
Officers in seven different orders were
elected for the ensuin~- term. The Knights
Of Pythias GodiVa lodge No. $. elected
the following gentlemen: Leo Thomas g.
G.; \. SShweigert v C.; Joseph Larson,
prelate; Edward Pike, X of r. s; j. =.
DriscOu. NJ. of F.: J. W. Hurd, Nj. of T.;
J; p; Grjggs, NJ. Of A. W. P. Gourlay, l,
c.. " II. Bacon. o. G.
Eureka lodge No. y. T. O. o. T.. last
Wednesday evening selected the follow
ing officers: Herbert Hopes, \. G.; T.
Charles hurst +. $; II. T. Fullride,
treasurer: Len De Long. trustee.
Iintc lodge No. 50. !. o. o. F., will be
eoverne,- by The following list of officers:
q; John W. HuTd treasurer: Adam
Schweigert, recording secretary; Thomas
Bergman, financial secretary.
The new Officers of Columbia lodge No.
>. Daughters of Rebekah are: Bessie
Benten. p. n. G.; Mrs. Lizzie Blight n.
c.: Mrs. W. ". Thompson, V. c.; Miss
Rosa Hanks, secretary; Mrs. Eliza
Bowen, recording secretary; RS. Nellie
Bergman, treasurer; Mrs. Martha kop-
mann. trustee.
The Maccabees' list Of officers is as fol-
lows: Commander, William 3. Mitchell;
lieutenant commandeT; Joseph Stevens;
keeper. John Ivey; chaplain ". d.
Myers: physician, Dr.. G. j. FIELDS: SER
geant Arthur Irons; mast6r-at-arms, Ed
ward Fox: first master OF The guard Jo-
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guard, ] enry Matsch; sentinel, ". J.
Tregoning; picket. William Button;
trustee. Frank Anderson,
On Tuesday evening the Evening Star
lodge. Degree Of Honor. pun through the
following list of officers; Mary Driscoii,
=. G. OF H.; lizzie Jensen. c. of H;
Mamie Lewis. L. Of H.; Agnes Haynes,
&. of c.. Libbe FERGUSON. usher: Mary
Ryan. recOr-er; Mary J. DriscOll. receiV-
or; Nellie Cook financier: Selma Berlin.
J. W; Minnie Hanley. o. W; Lizzie
Blight trustee.
Silver city aerie No. 2E7. Fraternal or
der Of Eagles, of Eureka held rousing
meeting last Monday and e-ected its Of
fiC6rs for The ensuing term. who are made
up of the best timber in the lodge. 1t is
the object Of the aere 10 make il one of
the most representative lodges in the city.
The installation of officers will take
place on the eth day Of January next, and
IL vii be made a memorable occasion.
The following is a list of the officers:
President, Fl. Gdstaldi; vice president.
Harry Evans, secretary. Percy Hanks;
treasurer, Nick Fernando; chaplain, ".
u. Gear: conductor. J. J. Hannifin: ply
sician. Dr. ]. 4. HenseI; inner guard. JO-
seph MartinO outer guard. John Odso;
trustees 5. j. Schneider. John w. Tay-