The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-21
State Society
EUREKA.

Especial to The Herald-R epubiican)
Eureka, Nov. 2o.-William Knight and
John Roundy came up from Provo We'd
nesday evening.
Juries received in the recent runaway &C
cident IN Knightville.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Gear gave party
last Saturday in honor of Mrs. H. w.
Newton, the occasion being thet of the
latter's eighty-fifth birthday. Mrs. New
ton was the recipient Of many handsome
presents.
Gerald Cazier Of Nephi spent few
days of the early part Of this week with
the family of Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
Biackett.
Mrs. Lynn Smith OF Knightville went to
Salt Lake Wednesday.
John Greer Of Spanish Fork came up to
Tintic Wednesday evening.
M. H. Daley and his son went to Pay
son yesterday.
Mrs. Margaret Hutchinson is still very I'll
at her residence in Knightviile.
Miss May Birch returned to the capital
on Tuesday, after a pleasant visit with
the families of MIS-. Thomas Ashby and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. z. Birch.
Nephi Stewart is recovering from ty-
phoid
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Ross is very i'll.
D. J. Russell returned to Payson on
Monday.
A daughter was born last Tuesday in
the home of Mayor A. L. Mitchell.
Mrs. G. A FRANKIE is recovering from
her Illness.
5oyable quilting bee on Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. William Boyer Of Mammoth was
the guest of Mrs. W. Homer Tuesday.
A son was born to Mrs Jacob Brandt
last Monday.
Mrs. George Paulson of Raymond, Al
berta, is visiting her mother, Mrs. David
Thomas.
Mrs. Belle McAdams visited Provo and
Spanish Fork last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Howell returned last Tues
day from three weeks stay with rela-
tiyes and friends in Nephi-
Bert Coffin OF Mammoth went to the
capital Wednesday for the Beebe-Byer
wedding.
George NJ. Hayes returned Wednesday
from Salt Lake.
Mrs. Del Roberts has returned from a
visit with Mrs. A. W. Jackman in Salt
Lake.
Clay wallace returned to Mammoth last
The N. T. A. c. club met Wednesday
afternoon at the residence Of Mrs. E. g.
| Hanson. The next meeting will take
place at the residence of Mrs. A. ]. Nc
Pheen November "a.
! The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
todist Episcopal church met at the home
of Mrs. Fred Burson yesterday after
Miss Winnie Mediation returned Mon
day from a few days visit in PaySon.
MIS-. OaTOllu6 BOIup ana her SOn
returned Sunday to their home in Idaho.
Mrs. James Nolan spent Saturday and
Sunday at Payson. Mrs. Simons of that
place returned TO Eureka with her; also
Miss Vedas Madison.
Mrs. f. NJ. Hill Of Provo is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Fields have moved
into their new residence.
Noah EmbletOn, who has been very i'll
during the past week, is now much bet
ter.
A banquet and social viii be given this
evening in honor of Bishop John Roun-
dy at the Knightville amusement hall.
The affair will be Of a farewell char
acter. Mrs. Roundy and children have
come UP from Provo for the occasion.
A daughter was born Wednesday to the
wife Of Sim Simpson.
A very enjoyable concert was given
Wednesday evening in the L. D. s.
church, the proceeds Of which were do
mated to the fund for the building and
finishing of the new amusement hall.
Miss Anna Gardner OF Salt Lake and
Dresser Bird of Springville were united in
marriage In Salt Lake Wednesday. Miss
Gardner was formerly a resident of Eu-
reka and was employed by the telephone
company.
Miss Eliza Bonner. one of Eureka S
most prominent young ladies, viii be
1oined in marriage next week to Chester
Moffat of Reno, New. The ceremony will
be performed in Salt Lake November %,
and viii be witnessed by a number of in
innate friends. Immediately after the
young couple will leave for Reno, New,
where Mr.. Moffat has a position with