The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
EUREKA

Special TO The Tribune
| EU REkA. Jan. 15.-W. L. Croft, who
has been spending the past two years In
england. returned TO Eureka this week.
G. G. Vivian. former superintendent OF
the Tintic smeltcr. has accepted posi-
| tlon as superintendent OF a large smelling
| plant In Colorado. His family have gone
| TO California 10 spend the winter. They
VIII make their home In Denver
| Mrs. Arthur Fisher has returned from
a sojourn with Nephi friends.
Mayor Jones Hutchison OF Hammoth,
and wife, have returned from visiting
friends at Spanish Fork.
Miss Clara Thomas or Butte. Mont. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Moses Tippets.
Miss Mabel Morley gave a farewell
party at her home on Thursday evening
in honor OF the Misses Gertrude and
Jane Raddatz. who left for California this
morning to reside with their father. o. E.
Raddatz. There were large number
OF the young ladies schoolmates pres
ent and several happy hours were spent
playing games, concluding the evening s
entertainment by partalxlng of a choice
menu prepared by the hostess.
Mrs p. j, Comera entertained Mrs.
Mabel Higgins and Mrs. Mary Brock
man of Salt Lake last night.
John Hatch. and family have gone to
Payson to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl c. Sans left Tues
day for the east. Mr.. Sans will spend
several weeks in New York City and
Mrs. Sans will visit relatives in Okla
homa City,
Glen and Dan Ostrander. Edward Shea.
John O'Neil and George Hensel have re-
turned to their studies at All Hallows
college. Salt Lake, after a three weeks
vacation spent with Eureka relatives.
The Misses Mccarthy have returned
from three weeks visit with relatives
and friends In Idaho.
Mrs, ]. e O'Connor is recovering from
a severe Illness.
Mrs. Samuel Boyle is entertaining her
brother, w. II. Patton of Payson,
Ralph Hopes returned this week from
weeks sojourn at Vancouver b. c.
James d. Stuck returned Sunday from
Rogue valley. Or, where he invested
heavily in fruit lands. and will leave
Eureka in the spring with his family
to make that section or the country their
now home.
Mrs. John w. Hurd entertained the
Ladies' Aid society of the M. Il. church
at her home on Leadville row on Thurs
day afternoon.
liam Fitch and Cecil Fitch left this week
for Il visit throughout the east.
n. A. Robertson of Salt Lake visited
Eureka friends this week.
Thomas S. Haynes spent the Sabbath
with his wife at Payson.
C. c. Griggs and L. C. Doty attended
the meeting of the hoard OF directors of
the Tintic Central Mining company at
Provo this week,
Miss Matte Morrison gave a candy
pull at her home Friday evening. There
were sixteen guests present and all had
very enjoyable time.
Miss Jeanette Whitehead entertained
a party OF young people at card and
checker party on Wednesday evening.
Dainty refreshments were served. Those
present were the Misses Josie Dunn.
Lydia anG Myrtle Jensen. Lille Carrada.
Messrs:- Rolfe Cole. Charles Johnson and
Henry Malmgreen.
Mrs. Titus Billings and daughter visit
cd Mammoth friends this week
Mrs. John Hupfer left Wednesday for
Peoria. Ill. TO attend the funeral OF her
nephew, George Stein, who was accident
ally killed at Arlington, Wash, this
week. The young man was well known
here having been a member of the Eu
reka baseball team last season.
A surprise party was given William
Dunn at his home on Saturday evening
by number OF his friends. the occasion
being the fifty-thrd anniversary of his
birth. A few hours were spent playing
SiXty-three. after which Mrs. Dunn in
vited the guests to partake OF a sump-
tuous supper. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fields and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Livingston and chill
dren, Mrs. Lizzie Jensen, John Dunn and
Charles Johnson.
Earl G. Bradshaw and Mabel Hardy OF
this city were married in salt Lake this
week,
These Eureka people who have been
visiting in Salt Lake have returned
home: Mrs d Sullivan and daughter,
Ralph Fellogg. Miss Mabel Hupier.
are Mrs p. j. Donnelly, e. c. Coffin,
Jackson McChrystal