The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-03
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Ferd Christensen returned last sun
day from a visit TO the capital
A birthday surprise party was given
Mrs. Peter Peterson by a number of
friends.
Mrs. Charles Schaelling. who has
days, is recovering.
Mrs. John Malvey, formerly of Eu-
reka, but now Of Salt Lake City, is Wis
iting friends in Eureka
Edward Pike returned Wednesday
from trip to the capital.
T. l.. Foote of Nephi was in Eureka
during the past week.
Frank Gorham has taken up his resi-
dence on Church street, having recent
ly moved his family from Salt Lake
City.
James Hutchinson Of Robinson has
returned from a trip to the capital.
Mrs. f. II. Pulver was up from Pay
son last Sunday visiting her husband.
]. a. Chase is In Nephi, called there
by the illness of his son, Alma Chase.
Jackson McChrystal of Eureka was in
the capital during the week visiting his
family.
Joseph Hannihn is visiting in Salt
Lake City.
James Weldon was taken to the
Keogh- Wright hospital last Thursday
to be treated for rheumatism.
w. ]. Buckley is seriously i'll at his
residence. He will leave Sunday for
Salt Lake for treatment at one of the
hospitals.
Joseph Darton, jr., who recently suf-
fered from an attack OF spinal menin-
gifts, is on the road to recovery
Jerry Kelly of Eureka, who has been
i'll for some time went to one of the
Salt Lake hospitals last Thursday for
treatment.
Mrs. Openshaw Of Spring Lake was en-
tertained during the week, the guest of
her daughters, Mesdames Ollie Baker
and II. ]. Beane.
NeIs Nelson was in from Scranton
during the week.
Mrs. S. Fl. Beasley entertained last
Monday evening in honor OF her son.
Franks, third birthday. Vocal and m
strumental music and recitatlons
formed the evenings entertainment,
after which a supper was served, at
which covers were laid for fifteen.
Captain Hugo Deprezin was Vlsltor
to the capital Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid society met last
Thursday at the home OF Mrs l.. ,.
AIlcock. and next Thursdays meeting
will be at Mrs. George Stotts residence.
Mrs. Fred Bramley of Salt Lake City,
who has been visiting Mrs George
Potts. returned to the capital last
Tuesday.
Y. H. Groesbeck of Springville is vis-
iting his daughter. Mrs. NJ. w. Bird
Jacob Brandt, jr., who has spent two
years on mission to Germany, re-
turned TO his home in Eureka TINS
week.
Mrs. p. Bonner and her daughter,
Miss Annie Bonner, visited the capital
during the week. -,
The occasion of Jack Gregory oirtn-
day was celebrated at his home last
Monday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Greg
ory received a genuine surprise, ana
the party. to the number of about 1orty'
had an exceedingly enjoyable time.
The Eureka Eagles and their falniiies
vii lenjoy a social next Wednesday,
evening. The committee in charge OK
the arrangements reports things Wen
under way. and a hustling committee
Of the members wives promises iuncn
that will be something unique III 40
ings''. of a similar nature.
The B. P. o. Elks are preparing Tor
a grand ball on Feb. II.
A married folks" dance was en-
joyed last Tuesday night in Hasseiis
hall in Mammoth. The upper town IS
famous for gatherings of this kind and
this dance was even more enjoyable
than previous ones.
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