The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
EUREKA
Special 10 The Tribune

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EUREKA. June 6.-The Sunday even
ING concerts given by the Eureka City
nand nave proven so popular that the
management Is making arrangements to
nave a grand bandstand erected.
The closing exercises OF the ST Jo-
sephs school Will be held on Wednesday,
June Is, and the Sisters of the Holy Cross
have prepared sNlendid program for the
occasion. which will he given In the op-
era house.
"wednesday and Thursday OF this week.
holding meetings in the interest OF the
Methodist church,
James Shaw and wife were Provo yis-
itors this week.
Editor Charles Fl. Hush and wife re-
turned the fore part of the week from
visit TO the capital city.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Miller Of Elher-
Ia visited Eureka relatives this week
Mrs. j.. G. Hanson visited with Salt
Lake friends this week.
Mrs. Fred Foulger is making an ex-
tended visit with friends at Salt Lake
City.
J. r. Evans, the wol-knovn mining
man, is seriously i'll with pneumonia
The members OF the Miners union are
making great preparations for their an
nnal outing, TO take place at Spanish
Fork on May IL and Il. Three bands
Will furnish music for the occasion.
James Ryan of Payson is visiting with
Eureka friends.
F. e. Sullivan, master mechanic OF
the East Tintic Development company.
Is spending a vacation with Salt Lake
City friends.
Tim Downey and 6. b Marshall spent
the fore part of the week at Salt Lake
City.
William Button and wife were the
guests Of Payson friends during the week.
The graduating class OF the eighth
grade OF the Mammoth public school
and received their diplomas. An inter-
estins program was presented.
Mrs, C. P. Harvielle liz spending sew
eral weeks at the capital city,
Mrs. Henry Waters and Mrs. Angus
Mcdonald Of Silver City have returned
from sojourn spent at Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Buys are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Buys
at Hcber City.
The play and dance given at the Nam
moth opera-house Saturday night was
affair.
The local lodge Of Eagles has held
high carnival here during the past week.
the Ress Carnival company furnishing
the entertainments. which proved very
successful and drew crowds from here
and adjoining towns.
Mrs. W. p. Thurmond and children
visited Payson relatives this week
Mrs. James Crooks went 10 American
Fork this week on visit to rela lives,
Mrs. Charles Eabriskie and son spent
the fore part Of the week with Mount
Pleasant relatives.
Mrs. Lillian Murnane is here from
Spring City on a visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, Del Roberts were the
guests of friends at American Fork this
week.
Fred and Mrs. OFT were entertained by
Payson friends during the week.
Frank Birch and wife have returned
from brief sojourn al American Fork
Mr.. and Mrs w. u, Myers will leave
for Illinois in q few days. where they
will spend several months visiting rela
tives. after which they Will attend the
Seattle fair and take q trip TO Alaska.
George Owens, George Hays ond James
Crooks visited Bingham Canyon this
week.
Miss Mable Hales Of this city will be-
come the bride OF Fred Falkner on June
Salt Lake and the young couple will be
a home TO their friends in this city after
July 10.
Eugene Pulver visited his family al
Payson this week. as also did John +.
Vance.
Mrs. Ollie Baker returned this week
from visit with her mother, Mrs. Open
shaw. at Spring Lake,
William John Galley, weil-knowD