The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21
EUREKA.


Mrs. w. P. Jones went TO Payson this
jackson McChrystal went to Salt Lake
yesterday
Mrs. James D. Stack and children are
visiting at Provo.
William Tregoning has sold his resi-
dence TO John Z. Wirthlin.
VIII Homer was visiting relatives and
friends in Provo last Sunday.
Chris Erickson has returned to Eureka
after a few months absence.
Mrs. George Hayes and Mrs. I. b. OAR
ton went to Provo this morning.
John Roundy has moved his family to
Provo, where he recently purchased a
nice home
Mrs. John ]. Harper left on wednes-
day for her home in San Francisco. after
a three months visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. +, Shriver in this city.
Mrs. Allen and little daughter, Rita, of
Portland, Ore, are visiting in Robinson
for few weeks. They are the guests
of Mrs. Aliens sister. Mrs. George Jones.
w. w. Thompson and wife were in Salt
Lake the early part of the week. They
have disposed of their home and most of
their furniture and are now preparing to
move to the coast.
Otto Swartz and wife returned home on
Wednesday night from a fishing trip to
the Mt. Nebo- reservoir. They got about
l.. c. DOty left on Wednesday for a
couple of weeks visit in Shelby, q. His
wife and daughter. who have been visit
Il
month, will accompany him upon his re-
turn home.
Myrtle, the 12-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. p. Turner, was very pleas
Bntly surprised by a number of little
friends who gathered at her home on
Wednesday evening. The little folks had
the time of their lives, playing games and
enjoying the nice refreshments which had
been prepared for them.
j. w. Merrill was out from Salt Lake
this week.
DR.. John Hannifin was down from
Butte this week.
The family of J. p Turner will move
TO Salt Lake next week
Frank Anderson and family We're the
guests of Salt Lake friends this week.
J. c. Sullivan will leave within day
or two for a visit to Butte, Mont
Mrs. Nick Holiday is up from Santa
quin visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
c. +. Berry of the law firm of Udall &
Berry, will leave about Sunday upon an
eastern business trip.
Misses Ruth and Laura Liddle of Pay
son were the guests of Eureka and Nam
moth friends this week.
Edward Pike, who was appointed to the
office of school trustee last Friday, has
Qualified by filing his bond.
Miss Jennie Mason left on Sunday for
Salt Lake. from which place she will so
10 her former home I'm Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Reese and the
formers mother left last week upon
visit to southern California.
Nate Rockhill of Lehi was in Tintic
on Wednesday.
Frank L. Lumley was in Salt Lake on
business Tuesday.
William Myers and family were the
guests of American Fork friends on
Sunday.
Mrs. FuIlriede and children left on Sun
day for visit with relatives and friends
at Chester, Utah.
John Y. Smith of Lehi was in Tintic
last Friday and Saturday, making the
trip in an automobile.
Mrs. Ollie Baker and baby are visiting
with relatives at Spring Lake.
Mrs Con J. Hannifin returned home
Tuesday from a visit at Salt Lake.
Mrs. John KehOe and children are the
guests of friends at Spring Lake.
Mrs Dr. Laker returned yesterday
from few days sojOurn in Salt Lake
A baby girl arrived on Tuesday to
brighten the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter SuggS.
Mrs D. A. Lindsay was in Provo this
week for the purpose of attending the
funeral of her brother.
Mrs. Margaret Shea and her mother,
Mrs. J. B. CrOnin, returned last Sunday
from a visit with the family of Frank
Cronin al ogden.
D. ]. Sullivan left on Wednesday for
Butte. Mont. for a few weeks visit.
Mrs. By Thurman returned on WedneS-
day from a months visit at Santaquin.
Her sister, Miss Peterson. accompanied
her to the city for a short visit.
Beatrice, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Hanks. entertained a number
of her friends at party in honor of her
sixth birthday on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. r. \. c. StOtt was in Provo this
week for the purpose of assisting in the
installation of the new officers of the
Provo lodge of Rebekahs. Mrs. StOtt is
president of the Rebekah assembly of
Utah.