Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-15
EUREKA.

The "Sientian" club has issued in
vitations for a dancing party to DO
given at the pavilion on next Wednes-
day. This win be the first Of a series
of dances given by the club and IL
promises to be a very enjoyable party.
The Women Of Woodcraft. together
with their husbands and a few friends.
enjoyed card party and social Friday
evening of last week. Musical numbers
were rendered by Prof Temple Frank
Clarity. Frank Morley. Frank Beesley.
Miss Pattie Thomas. The members of
the lodge served splendid lunch, and
everything passed off pleasantly.
Godiva lodge No. S. knights OF Pyth-
las, will celebrate the forty-fifth amt
versary of the order next Tuesday
evening. by q social at the Elks paw
lion. "A program and banquet will be
features OF the affair, and the commit
tee having the arrangements in charge
wish TO invite all visiting Knights and
their ladies, as well as all members
of the local lodge and their wives and
sweethearts, Announcement invita-
tons have been issued.
William G. child Of salt Lake spent
last Sunday in the district.
Mrs. G. Towers of Mammoth was
here three days this week, beginning
friends.
Miss Pearl Mcclellan returned to her
home at Payson this week after a Wis
1t with her sister, Mrs, Hugh Ocon-
mel.
c. L. Gushing. formerly of Eureka,
came out from Salt Lake lasts Sunday
The lcpworth league conducted a
valentine social at the NJ. L. church
Thursday evening. There was a good
program followed by refreshments, and
everyone present report an enjoyable
time.
Joseph Whirthiin was out from Salt
Lake during the week looking after
his mining and business interests.
Frank Wall spent Monday and Tues
day in Provo.
NJ. C. Nero returned to Eureka sun
day after several weeks absence. which
time he has spent in Salt Lake.
Dan r. Cronln is at the Ogden Hot
Springs. Mr.. Jos. Clavllle is with him.
Agent Bird of the Rio Grande re-
turned Monday forenoon from visit
with his family at SpringvilIe.
Mrs. Elmo Moore of Nephi was here
on a visit among relatives thiss week.
Mrs. N. F, semmon was the guest OF
Salt Lake friends this week.
Mrs Winnie Price is at home again
at Homansville after a visit with her
mother, Mrs. :. A. Chase, at Nephi
B, y. 5. stott was in salt Lake Tues
day.
Lou Dittmer returned Wednesday
from southern California, where he has
been for several months.
Mrs. j. c. McChrystal and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Clark. left on
Wednesday for Southern California
whore they will remain for several
weeks. Mr.. McChrystal will Join them
in Los Angeles soon.
Mrs. John Allen has returned home
from Payson where she has been since
July, visiting her parents and other
relatives.
Lawrence Blackett spent the greater
part of the week In Nephi.
Frank Aza1ia was here from Leann-
ington and Oak Creek this week.
Robert Hatrick returned ON Wednes-
day from "a weeks visit with his fam
lily at Springville.
+. w. Salt. a dry goods and clothing
salesman fran Salt Lake has accepted
a position at the Tintic Miners Mere.
Go.
S. j. Schneider ana Pres Stillman
left The early part OF the week for the
hot Pot resort at Midway. Mr.. Still
man will remain there for some time.