The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26

in 1910
Mrs. II. c. Don Carlos has gone to
Webster Grove. Mo, TO spend the win
ter with relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. r. L. sullivan left
mas holiday season with Mrs, Sullivan's
rela lives.
Miss Eva Mitchell returned this week
! rom siN-months visit with friends at
Salt Lake CITY and viii spend the win
ter with her mother Mrs w. E.
| Mitchell.
! EN-Mayor James II. Stack and James
| - creighton. formerly superintendent or
The Eagle and Blue Bell mine. viii leave
! tomorrow FOR The Range River valley
! country in Oregon, where they have I'm
! vested extensively In fruit and farming
lands. large number OF the mining
| men and miners have become interested
! In that section and have purchased sew
eral acres OF ground. and the first OF the
year it VIII be exit miners. enter farm
ers.
y splendid entertainment was given
| FOR Tho children OF Eureka at the l.. u, s
! church this afternoon. and the ladies' OF
that church did themselves proud by CIV
! Creed WAS disrcgardcd and Joy was
! brought To the hearts of many n little
| one who had been forgotten by those who
| should have made this the day Of all
! days To them. Toys, candies. etc, We're
| dispensed TO many an unfortunate child
| in Eureka.
The many friends OF Mrs. Steele Bailey.
Jr. will be pleased 10 hear that she is
now convaleScent from a very serious III
ness.
Rev Dr. II. j. Talbot. superintendent
Of the Methodist Episcopal mission,
preached an eloquent sermon AT the Eu-
roka church. last SUNDAY and was highly
pleased with the years showing OF this
rapidly increasing congregation in Eu-
rekn.
on Christmas eye Rev Samuel Ali
with fh,. SiSiI Of ba les
Md society. gave II Christmas tree To
the children of Eureka and To say that
the ediGce was crowded To the doors Will
not eXaggerato facts. \ fine programme
suitable 10 the occasion was rendered,
and distribution of mcmcntos Of the oc-
casion. with lots OF candy. nuts, etc. sent
the little ones home rejoicing with hearts
full OF gratitude FOR the good Methodist
people.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac J. Barnard have
returned from = pleasant soiourn with
the formers relatives In Salt Lake.
Mrs. Hugo Dcnrczin and daughter. Mrs.
p. j. Donnely. have returned from
visit with Salt Lake friends.
Most of the teachers in the Eureka
public schools Will attend the teachers
convention TO be held in Salt Lake on
December - and IS. and Will hear tho
old year ring out and the new year rung
In on January l, 1910.
Miss Nellie Cannon OF Salt Lake City
is spending tho holiday season in Eurc-
John Davis went To Salt Lake this
week TO visit with his brother whom he
has not seen for seventeen years.
Len DeLonG left for salt Lake
Wednesday 10 spend the holidays with
his family.
Eugene Pulvor left Tor Payson; Fri
day. 10 enjoy Christmas with his
family.
Jerry Sullivan has gone TO Boise. Ida
20 spend the holiday season with his
family.
The orhcers-eIect Of Tin,ic lodge No.
.. r. and a. NJ. will be installed next
Monday evening.
Peterson and George l-ydlinker have
gone 10 Oasis. where they will spend the
holidays hunting geese.
Wesley Chapman OF Theodore. Utah, is
visiting with friends in this city.
Mrs. Frank sSncddou has returned from
a visit with her parents st Elbcrta. Utah.
Mrs. Hector Fraser is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. j, y. Hyde, Jr., at
Nephi.
William Hatfield is visiting with his
family at Provo.
William Gundry will go TO Salt Lake
to engage ia business.
Mr. and Mrs. kiimurray. who have
been visiting with relatives and friends
in Washington state. returned to Eureka
on Sunday.
Nh and Mrs. Isaac J. Barnard have
returned from a sojourn with Sail Lake
friends.
Miss Eliza Bonner yct,unea Monday
from Il visit with friends IT the capital.
Clyde McQuarrie OF ST. George and
Miss Bertha Bcaman of this city were
/ united in marriage ON Wednesday BY
( Bishop Peter BorBp.
y grand Christmas dance was given at
the r.lks' pavilion tonight under the
auspices Of a committee of Elks. The
affair was q great social feature. Dancing
was INDUCED in until midnight and eN
cellcnt refreshments were served 10 all
J participants.
The Home Dramatic company viii pre-
| sent the play Of "Criss at the opera
| house on the evening OF December 50.
! Charles Brmglcson left Sunday for To-
! pcka, Kan. where he will spend the
! holidays with relatives. after which he
! will visit friends and relatives in yari-
Gus towns in tho Sunflower state.
Tho ladics of the Baptist church enter
taincd The children al the Sunday school
! with an entertainment and Christmas
| tree on Tuesday evening. anc candles
nuts and apples were given 10 each Of
| the scholars
Rev. Samuel Allison OF tho Methodist
| Episcopal church is spending the holiday
season with friends at R!chicld
Glen aud Dan Ostrander George Heu-
sci Edward shea. Raymond sullivan and
! John O'Neil. students at -Nl IIsllo~s'
/ college salt Lake, Gre spending the holi-
days with Eureka relatives.
The Misses Mamie sullivan and Alice
/ Weldon, who arc attending 81; Mary's
academy at salt Lake, arc at home for
! the holidays. Miss Margaret McDouelai
| accompanied them 10 Eurcka and Will
spend a couple OF weeks a. their guests.
James Gaucy is spending several days
| at the capital
Mrs Philip Clark is visiting with MIR.
and Mrs, Jackson McCbrystal AZ Salt
| Lake.
The Misses Tyrca. Shaver. Brown and
| Prof. Richards will spend the holidays AT
tho capital.
The Misses Helen and Cccelia McCar-
thy will spend the holidays With friends
at st. Anthony. Ida, and the Teton
Basin.
Raymond Stack and Wayne Ialcs gave
a sleigh ride 10 their schoolmates or the
high school Tuesday evening and had an
enjoyable Ume.
Miss Ethel Adanlson spent the past
week with friends at Silver City.
Mrs Joseph Phillips and children Will
spend Tia. holidays with friends at Span
isli Fork.