The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-11

hand with twin girls on Tuesday OF last
week
Conrad Kopman is quite i'll at his home
the result of a bad dose of lead.
Sheriff Gus ]. Henroid went TO Salt
Lake on Wednesday morning.
Ed Bonner is home again after several
months absence in Nevada.
w. J. Tregoning and family nave peen
visiting at the capital during the past
Charlie Fox left on Saturday for Frisco.
Utah, after a few days visit with his
I g. barton made a trip to the capital
this week for the purpose of taking IN the
state fair.
Captain H. II. sowles returned last
night after a few weeks stay In salt
S. B. Marshal of the Gemini company
was a Salt Lake visitor this week.
Mrs. William Embleton and son. Noah,
are the guests of friends at Salt Lake
L. Frank of Silver City was a Salt Lake
visitor this week.
Mrs. Charles Baker returned on We'd
nesday after a weeks soJourn In SAT-
G. w. Moreland returned or Wednes-
day morning from the capital.
Attorney B. N. c. Stott has been in the
southern part Of the state during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Clark went to Salt
Lake for a short visit last Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. George A. Shepard left on Wednes-
day for a few days sojourn with Salt
Lake friends.
Mrs. Eugene BIackett returned on Tues
day after a visit at Salt Lake and Nephi.
Mrs. Z. G.. Hanson left yesterday for
a few days s%ojourn with friends at the
capital.
Thomas Clark took in the state fair at
the capital this week, returning home last
night.
Mrs. T. D. Sullivan returned on Wed
nesday evening after a few days Sojourn
at the capital.
Angus Mcdonald. engineer at the Swan
sea mine, was in Eureka for a few hours
visit yesterday.
Miss Kate schmidt left recently for
Arizona, where she has accepted a posi-
ton as school teacher.
Miss Ruby Fullreide returned to school
at Provo on Monday after a few weeks
visit in this city.
Frank Birch, Perry Fuller and w. A.
Evans of the Knight mines, returned on
tuesday after a few days visit in Salt
Lake.
Mrs. Margaret sheehan returned on
Monday after a five weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. S. E. Whitley at Park
d. j. Sullivan returned on Monday
evening from Butte, Mont, where he went
for a few days visit with his mother and
sisters.
James Knowles, master mechanic at the
Centennial Eureka mine, left for the capt.
tai on Wednesday afternoon.
The\ Ladies Aid society viii hold a
meeting at the home of Mrs. J. W. Hurd
next Thursday afternoon. Special bust
ness will be transacted and all member
should attend.
Nels Nelson was called to Victor, Ida,
this week to look after some business
matters in connection with his ranch.
James Baird and his mother, Mrs. Isa-
bella Baird, of Ely, New, arrived in Eu-
reka on Tuesday for a visit with the fam
lily of Mrs. Bonner.
Mrs. w. W. Thompson left on Wednes
day to join Mr.. Thompson in Los An
geles. Mr.. Thompson has been living at
Let's. Ia, during the summer and has
now gone to the southern California city
for the benefit of his health.
DR.. and Mrs. Pfoutz, who were married
at Salt Lake a little over a week ago, ar
rived in Eureka on Wednesday evening
and will take up their residence here. DR..
Pfoutz has made many friends during his
slap in the camp and all join in extend
ing a hearty welcome to him and his
bride, who was formerly Miss Daisy Fair
banks of Payson.
City Marshal Major Church and wife
returned on Tuesday after a few days So
journ with relatives at Oasis, Utah. Mr..
Church spent a portion of the time in
hunting ducks and had good success. A
little later there will be good hunting in
tha locality. Mr.. Church says that the
best time for shooting will be about the
first of November.