The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-24
News of the lnternOuntain Re0i0n
TlNTlC NEWS NOTES

| Special to The Tribune.
| EUREKA, May 22,-The local lodge OF
Easies, NO. 2l,, held beautiful and ap-
Pfopfiate exercises at Ess hall tonight
In honor of their departed brethren. The
hall was filled to ovcrflowing by the mem
peTs OF the order and their friends. The
man WAS tasteiully decorated In the COL
ors of the order-red. white and blue. The
loilowing programme was listened to with
attention:
Hymnmoh, Grave, Where Is Thy Vic
Misses Genevieviec Sullivan and
Anna Bonner, Messrs, Frank
Beesey and Joseph Phillips
Opening announcement ........
WORTHY President Jesse Matthews
yn yyfayer oic ii,..ii. i,, Chaplain George Brewster
Joseph Philips. '''
Tribute to those who have gone be-
Worthy President S j. schnci,aer ter
Roll call, Worthy Secretary Dan Il. Cronin
NNocal solo ;,.s-......., George Brewster
memorial ADDRESS 1850. John p. Mcakin
Misses Genevleve Sullivan and
and Anna Bonner.
Closing exercises. Observation-Disclosures.
Worthy President and Aeric Members.
Hymn-Nearcrs My God. TO Thee.
Audience.
Benediction. .. Chaplain George Brewster
Eureka Miners union No. Isl enter.
OF their friends with Jolly social The
programme consisted OF musical num-
bers' recitations. songs and addresses by
prominent members OF the order. Fol-
lowing and elaborate banquet the happy
crowd went TO the Ellls' pavilion, where
several hours were devoted to dancing.
Mrs Margaret Householder and family
have gone to Payson to spend the sum
mcr.
Mrs James Hutchison is visiting friends
Hyrum Madscn is seriously i'll OF pneu-
monia and his mother has arrived from
Moroni to look after his welfare
Norval. the Syear-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Griggs,. was taken suddenly
III with an attack OF pneumonia and was
taken to Payson. where he is In n critical
BAIL NJ. Cornish. a well-known mer-
chant OF Robinson. is lying a the point
of death at his home at Robinson. For
ness In Salt Lake City, and his many
friends there will regret lis serious Ill
ness.
Miss Anna NJ. Dow of the Keogh- Ham
been attending Mrs. w. c, Dewar dur
Ing her serious illness, was formerly
resident OF this city. and is renewing
many pleasant acquaintance.
Tn following are the new arrivals In
mintic this week: To Mr.. and Mrs; :. G.
Thomas. son; TO Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Eph Jotsren a son.
The school children al tho closing eX
%srcises % Of the Mammoth schools ON Fri
old time Picnic was INDUCED in.
Mrs George Belts of Salt Lake Is the
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Morhy.
w. j. Coombs. prominent odd Eel
low OF Tlntic, is seriously i'll of pncu-
monia.
The new Baptist church on Main street
was dedicated tonight with appropriate
services. Rev. G. NJ. Gardner. The rector.
sisted by Rev c, a Wnndy Of Portland,
Or; Rev. George S. White Of Salt Lake
city, and Roy. Mr.. Allison of the NJ e.
church OF this city. Tho combined choirs
nf the Methodist, Conerega tlonal. Epis-
copal. Baptist and Mormon churches rem
1ercd beautiful selections during the ser
strong sermon on Christianity and the
OF man and the fatherhood of
Sod. and gave great credit to the Misses
Maude Dttnan and Minnie Polk, who
irst started the mission In Eureka. The |
different churches in Eureka dispensed |
With their usual Sabbath evening services
10 take part in the dodicatory exercises.
Mrs. Frank Emery Ieft this week for
ber former home I'm Michigan to spend |
The summer months. while Mr.. Emery |
will devote his time to mining in Cherry |
-. c. Fosoy, a popular merchant OF !
Tintic, is now conralescing from a severe |
ever.
Bert Coffin Is spending n short vaca-
ion with salt Lake friends.
The county road between Eureka and |
he twin camps OF Robinson and Nam
moth is being put in excellent condition |
mdcr the supervision OF Road Supervisor
Jerry Sullivan. For the past twelve years
he road has been In n bad condition. as
he old county commissioners were under |
he impression that the camps would not |
mount to very much and there was no
cason for keeping up the roads Com
missioner George Jones, the newly-clect-
ii fouryear member of the board, real
zed the Importance OF having a good
Dad between the camps Of silver City.
and Eureka and will see that
,ortant improvement.
Arthur Spapley. an employee Of the
Black Jack mine. was struck in the face
With a hammer Saturday and badly dis
leured.
Mrs. w. c. Dewar is seriously i'll at her
lomc in this city,