The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
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Mrs. DR.. J. A. Hensel is visiting in the
capital.
Charles Kruger was Salt Lake visitor
Mrs. William Homer is in Provo visit
ing relatives
S. Z. Ware Of Silver City spent the
weekend In Payson visiting his family.
Postmaster J. P. Driscon attended the
postmasters convention in Salt Lake this
week.
B. II. Bullock Of Provo was Tintie Wis
itor during the past week.
Or. Norris spent last Tuesday In Span
ish Fork.
R. E. Lee spent last Saturday and
Sunday in Nephi.
]. c. Sullivan. superintendent OF the
Raymond-Illinois mine, is visiting in the
capital.
Mrs. NJ. r. z. Sullivan spent part Of
| the week in Payson visiting friends and
NJ. c. Nero Of Salt Lake arrived in
Eureka last Tuesday to look after his
business affairs.
Charles Goss is in Payson visiting his
family.
Mrs. Kittie Hines of Provo was in Eu-
reka Thursday to look after her interests
in the camp. While here she was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kruger.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. OConnor, who have
been spending their honeymoon IN the
east returned to Eureka Thursday even
ing. They were given royal welcome
by their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Foulger were called
TO Salt Lake last Tuesday morning by
the serious illness OF the formers mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Passey visited
friends in Provo last Sunday.
/ Jere z Driscoll returned Friday morn
| ing from a short sOjOurn in Salt Lake
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl c. Sans went to
Salt Lake City last Tuesday for a short
visit.
James Galley made a visit 10 Salt Lake
City during the past week.
/. Frank Of Silver City went to the cap
ital last Tuesday on business.
c. c. Norwood, who has been absent
in Idaho during the past school term
teaching school, has returned to his home
in Eureka.
Miss Genevieve Sullivan returned last
Sunday after a short visit to the capital.
Hugh Heffernan returned last Sunday
morning from Los Angeles. where he
went to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thomp-
son, former residents Of Eureka.
Albert Cox of Goshen was a Tintic Wis
| itor during the past week.
P. p. Clarke returned last Tuesday from
/ Los Angeles, where he spent a few weeks
/ for the benefit Of his health.
Colonel Dan Martin was a capital visit
or during the week.
l Mrs. Rasmus Nelson and children re-
turned last Monday from visit in Salt
/ Lake City.
b. E. Stone has sold his residence in
/ Eureka and will leave with his family
/ for Provo, where they will make their
/ home.
Attorney B. n. c. stott was among this
weeks visitors in Salt Lake.
/ D d. Hanks returned last Sunday from
/ a trip through the southern part Of the
state. He was absent on business con-
nected with the Masonic order.
Mrs. Bonner is in Ely, New. She left
/ last Sunday, called there by the death
/ of Neil Monroe, one Of the family s
/ friends.
pretty birthday party was given last
| Tue sday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs
| George Potts in honor Of the sixth birth
/ day of their little daughter Thelma. The
/ children had a grand time and were en-
| tsTtained by games and refreshments.
Mrs. Robert AdamsOn entertained last
/ Monday evening in honor OF Rev. and
! Mrs. Gardener Of Eureka and Misses Van
| derloan and Davis of Salt Lake City. A
very enjoyable evening was reported.
/ The Baptist Ladies Aid society met re-
| Gently at the residence Of Mrs. Young
| strom. Mrs. Youngstown was elected
president to succeed Mrs. g. n. Card
ner, who LETT Thursday for Alturas, Cal.
A dinner was served in honor Of Mrs.
/ Gardner II was made the occasion TO
| present the guest of honor with a silver
/ soup ladle and six silver soup spoons TO
| match. The presentation was made by
/ Miss Anna Hughes.
The members of the y. T. A. c. club
| were pleasantly entertained last Thurs
| day afternoon. The members had very
| enjoyable afternoon.
Mrs Isabel Barnard and Miss Hazel
McAuliff returned last Sunday to Salt
Lake City, after a very pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Barnard.