Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04

r..,,h Morgan spent sunday and
.,,dav I'm Payson Mrs. Morgan anl
10 children accompanied MN O"cN
Monday evening.
rho voune ladies of the NJ. |, a. OF
.I il : Church gave an Ice cream
sc,ai In the meetinghouse last night
Ia nroceeds from which went TO tho
XII l. A. fund.
N. uarveille arrived in town Thurs
dov from the property ~ the tneFo"
i,ee Mining company in Nevada
t,bn r. Hayes the we'll known TIN
.tc mining man, was in town TINS week
sftpr seven months absence spent IN
Tas Vegas, New. Mr.. Hayes, VINO Is
sMcnding his time In the interest or
H. Red Mining company, says II Is
ga hot down in that country that ne
e taking a couple of months lay OIL
Miss Jenevleve sullivan Is cut
from salt Lake for a visit
Are II Bales has purchased home
q, salt Lake City and will move there
next week. Her son, John Bales VIII
ioin her about the 18TH.
samuel Mcintyre. Jr. Of Mammoth
returned the first Of the week from
a business Trip W SAT- hF'NN'
s. f. Kennear was over from Silver
City. Wednesday.
Mrs. +. e. Higson attended q party
at Mammoth last saturday given in
honor of her mother
!. p Turner of the Star CONSOLIDATE
ed mine has returned from a trip into
Nevada.
Maurice Anderson returned Monday
evening from Salt Lake where he
went to receive treatment for an In
jury to his knee.
Ernest Hanson has returned to
Eureka from Macltay. Idaho, where
nc has spent several months
Il. n. C. stott was in Salt Lake
during the week.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Gregory returned Tues
day from 4 couple of weeks spent in
salt Lake.
Mrs. DR. Laker returned on Tues
day from two weeks visit with salt
AXE friends,
w. c. Davis spent Sunday and Mon
day in Payson and Provo ON business.
L. II. PuIver spent Sunday and
Monday with his family at Payson.
MIR. and Mrs. Leonard De Long re-
ceived a letter this week from their
SON Joseph De Long, who has served
over four years in the United STATES
raVy, stating that he has quit the SEX
vice and is en- route home.
Mayor James D. Stack was in salt
Lake City the carly part of the week
on business.
P. J. Genera spent Monday in the
capital city.
The Rufus Rastus minstrels We're
at the Odd Fellows hall last night.
Fred Herring and William Hobbs
who have been ON "A visit to their old
homes in England for some time are
now en- route back to Eureka having
left Liverpool last Monday
]. C. Sullivan vii return the early
Fart of next week from visit with
his family at Los Angeles
Ernest Menlove has moved his fam
lily to Payson,
Mrs. Frank Gorham came out from
salt Lake last Sunday for "A few days
visit with her husband
Mrs. Dennis Sullivan and daughter
Miss Narcella, returned home Monday
from visit with friends in Salt Lake
City
Mesdmes Ollie Baker and Harry j.
Reane returned from Spring Lake
where they spent few days visiting
relatives.
Col Dan Martin returned sunday
from Salt Lake. He was not expect
ing a tie-up of the street cars and con-
sequontly came near missing his train,
Lew Bacon has returned to Eureka
from Ely Nevada.
Jerra Driscoll was in Salt Lake. Sat
urday last on business.
Harry Bringleson, who has been in
Watervillc Kan. for few years past.
returned to Eureka. Wednesday even
ing for a visit with his brother, Ed
ward Bringleson and family. Mr..
Rrngleson disposed OF his farm in
Kansas and will make his future home
IN Salt Lake where he recently pur-
chased some property.
Mrs. L. Rasmussen is the guest of
RMS. James Knowles this week,
Mrs. &. r Hodson returned We'd
nesday evening from brief visit at
Spanish Fork.
j. r. Wood of Rhyolte. Nevada, is
here visiting *. l.: Harper
Harry j. Kramer, with headquar-
tors at T;ntic Junction, was in Salt
Lake this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Frisby went to
Payson and Benjamin. Thursday
morning, for a few days visit.
r. A. Shontz received a telegram
Tuesday announcing the death at Dem
ver of his sister and left the follow
Ing day to attend the. funeral,
p 7. Farnsworth. manager Of the
Bullion Beck Mining company, was
cut from Salt Lake, Tuesday.
Secy and Manager George w. Ritter
was at the Eureka Hill the greater
part of the week.
James Chapman OF American Fork,
vice president of the Uncle Sam Min
Ing company was shown through the
mine Sunday by supt. G. c. Grlggs.
Prof. p. n. Lehman was ont from
Salt Lake this week for the purpose of
visiting the Yankee.