The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-25
THE SALT TRI3UNE SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL 25
EUREKA

Special TO The Tribune.
EUREKA. April 24.-Willam NJ John
son OF Spanish Fork led Miss Aldo Lem
mons of Silver City to The altar at Provo
this week
J. G. Jcnson was up from Provo dur
ing the week.
! City Marshal Major Church visited the
capital city this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wright have re-
turned from q visit with relatives at
| lIcber City.
Dan Ostrandcr was Salt Lake Wis.,
itor this week,
Miss Cloa Huish of Payson is visiting
with friends and relatives here.
Frank Thriot and wife were the guests
OF Mr; and Mrs L. j. Comora at Robin
! son. sunday.
Mrs, J, u. Slack left Monday for Ia
coma. Wash. for a visit with her par
I cnts and other relatives.
Mrs James j. Slack was The recipient
OF pleasant surprise party Friday cven
ing, given by tho members or the Moth
crs club, y choice program was ron
dcrcd. after which all present enjoyed
social chat. followed by q dainty re-
past.
Miss. Marcellus Sullivan entertained
Miss Merle Sullivan Of Mammoth the
fore part of the week.
Mrs NJ. r. L. Sullivan was called to
Pdyson the fore part OF the week. owing
to tho serious illness of her brother.
Mrs Conrad Kopmau and Mrs, Elijah
Bowen attended the state assembly OF
the Rehekahs at salt Lake. this. week.
ms representative OF Columbus lodge No.
> OF this city.
G. II; Campbell has returned from a
visit with his family at Park City.
c. Il. Berry was n springville visitor
this week.
John Matthews and 1--we Darton visited
Provo during the week.
a large number of Tintic people at
tended the funeral service OF the late
Hugh O'ConncJ who was killed at the
Eureka Hill mine Sunday. The Masonic
lodge OF this city had charge OF the
services.
Miss Lille Laird is the guests OF friends
at the capital city this week.
Mrs Snella Fillmore Is visiting her sis
ter at Payson,
Capt H. H. Sowles has returned TO Eu-
reka. after having spent the winter AT
st, George.
John Davis has returned to Eureka
after a visit with his son at Salt Lake
City
Mrs. Il. y. C. Stott spent several days
at the capital this week.
Mrs p. O'Regan left Wednesday for
Albuquerque, y. M, for the purpose OF
securing the children of her sister. Mrs.
few weeks ago.
Walter Webb is visiting friends at Ma
pleton.
Mrs Albert Petty OF Descret is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Joseph Hanson OF Rob
inSOn
The annual dance Of the E:ureka vol
unteer fire department was held Tuesday
evening at the Elks pavilion, and was
success socially and financially. The fire
laddies are great entertainers and every
one present had Il splendid time.
The family Of George Cox Of Mammoth
have moved to Eureka, and will reside
here permanently.
The many friends of Mrs BAIL NJ
will bo q learn
is recovering rapidly from an operation
she recently underwent at a Salt Lake
hospital, and will soon be able 10 return
home.
Mir. and Mrs, Levi o. schoGcld. Mr..
y. c. stott. Mrs Elijah Bowen Mrs. Con
cd the grand lodge and Rebelah assem-
bly, held at Salt Lake City this week.
Miss Edna Redtern of Victor Colo. a
former resident Of this city, is visiting
with friends here
Mrs. p !. Donnelly is visiting with
Salt Lake friends.
Mrs Fred Richen and children are Wis
iting with friends at the Garden City.
Il. J. Gibson and Joseph Ernson have
returned to Monroe, after spending the
winter in Tintic.
Mrs. James Norman and sister, Miss
Nora ONeill. were Payson visitors the
fore part OF the week.
Mrs Con O'Neill and Mrs. Jerry Kelly
returned this week from Butte, mont.
John T. Hayes Of Las Vegas, New, is
visiting with oId-time friends here,
Mrs. Lewis Of Payson is the guest Of
her daughters. Mesdames John Allen and
George Moore.
Mrs James Shaw and daughter, Miss
Jennie, visited Payson this week.
on Monday last Miss Lizzie Schmidt
handsomely entertained a party of young
people at her home. in honor OF Miss
! Chaiwa Broadbent and Albert Mitchell
| of Provo who are the guests OF Eureka
| friends. Several happy hours were spent
! with music. songs and games. after which
! all partook Of a delicious supper, served
! by the fair hostess. Covers were laid
1 for twelve and the tables were hand
\ somely decorated in yellow ana green:
! Miss Addic Hales assisted Miss Schmidt
! in entertaining her guests.
Roy Fireday and Miss Emma Simmons
| os Mammoth were united In marriage
! this week.