The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27

Of that body and representative Of the
local lodge here.
W. w. Rivers. treasurer Of the Salt
Lake Tribune, was tho guest of Mr. ano
Mrs. Frank Snedden last Sunday.
Miss Mildred Hosmer of Provo is the
guest Of the Misses Treloars at the
Victor mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sheppard en-
tertained tho latter's brother, Of Salt
Luke, this week.
Mrs. Clara Hazen of Salt Lake is
visiting with Tintic friends
! Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Franks have re.
turned from trip to the capital city
Mrs George Warner and Mrs George
A. Yates Of Silver City arc visiting
! Spanish Fork friends.
The dance given at Silver City for
the benefit Of Judge Frank Thornbcrg
who lost his home by dire recently,
was a social and financial success.
Ex Mayor James D. Stack left Tues
day for Tacoma. Wash, to meet Mrs.
Stack and the children, who have been
visiting with relatives in that city for
several months, aud they will visit the
Seattle fair before returning to Eu-
rcl1u.
Mrs. William Lloyd has returned TO
hcr home AT Richfeld.
Dr.. Steele Bailey. Sr.. who has been
located at Searchlight, New, for the
past year, has returned 10 the Tintic
hospital TO resume has practice
Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Bailey cello
bratcd tho twenty-ffth anniversary OF
their wedding az their home on Tues
day evening. They entertained a large
number Of friends and were the re-
cipients OF many souvenirs OF the oc-
casion 4 splendid wedding supper
was served.
Mrs. Sarah Houtz of Milton is Wis
iting hcr mother. Mrs. Rebccca Mitch
ell, Of this city.
Doctor and Mrs. Pfouts. Mrs. Bert
Lowe and James Larsen spent Sunday
ut Mount Nebo reservoir fishing.
A party OF fishermen, consisting of
George Beck. r. r. Ream, Ben Rich
ter and John Wirthlin, spent Sunday
at Mount Ncbo
J. David Larson editor of the Provo
Herald. visited Eureka during the
week.
Samuel Levitt, former resident of
this city, now of Salt Lake, visited
old friends here, after an absence Of
several years.
Mrs. Ralph kellogg is spending n few
weeks with Provo relatives.
O, n. Dutton. who Taught the high
school here last term, will take SINH
lar position at Sandy next school term,
Tho Sisters of the Holy Cross. who
havo charge of ST. Joseph's school at
this place. viii spend their summer
vacation at Salt Lake City this year.
Mrs. Angus Mcdonald returned this
week from Nebraska, where she was
called by the sudden death of sister,
Mr. and Mrs. William Laird enter
tained W. G.. Hall of Salt Lake the
fore part of the week The gentleman
was former resident OF Eureka.
Mrs. John HanIey visited the capital
city this week,
Henry Falkpcr and Miss Mabel
Hales. two popular young people. were
married at the Salt Lake Temple on
Wednesday. The groom is an cmplove
Of the Centennial Eureka mine and the
bride is the daughter of j. II. Hales.
The young people viii he at home 10
their friends in Eureka after July ID,
Miss Myrtle Shontz Of Provo is the
guest of Mrs. II. 3. Benton of this
city,
T, A. Foulger visited the capital city
this week.
William Gundry spent several days
this week at the capital city.
Walter W. Fitch, superintendent of
the Little Chief Consolidated mine.
went 10 Salt Lake on Thursday to
meet his wife ard daughter, who have
Just returned from tour OF Europe.
They will make their home in Eureka
this summer, Mr.. Fitch having just
building splendid bunga
low on the mountainside, for their re.
oeption.
The families of Joseph Clavellc and
s. Taylor spent an outing at Mount
Nebo the fore part Of the week.
George w Ritter was OUT from the
this week on visit TO the
of the Eureka Hill mine
Miss Nellie Sullivan returned to
Stockton this week, after visit here
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Clark visited with
Salt Lake friends this week.
Mrs C, II. Campbell and children
arrived in Eureka this week from Park
City, and will make their home here.
John Seaby left this week for Butte,
TO reside.
Lorenz Fullenbach returned this
week from Germany, where he has been
for the past two years on a mission
for the l.. d. s. church.