The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-20
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EUREKA.


Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
Eureka. Nov. lS.-Dr. Charles Lind. a
former Resident OF this city. was oui
from salt Lake the early part OF the
week
Mrs Margaret Sheehan was out from
Salt Lake during the first part Of the
The Ladies' auxiliary Of the Eureka
miners union conducted a pleasant
caro- party and social at the hall last
saturday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Chiyrcn and children
went 10 Nephi Tuesday.
Mrs. john Hupfer returned Tuesday
from short visit IN Aephi.
Mrs. Anna Marks left last Sunday for
a few days visit in the capital.
Roscoe Bradley who has been visit
ing the family of AIR. and Mrs. William
Homer for the past few DAYS, returned
To mis- home IN Idaho Falls Tuesday.
q, T. Hush spent a couple OF days OF
this week in Salt Lake City
Dr. and Mrs. PfOutg returned Sunday
evening after months absence.
Mayor John Morley spent a few days
in Ogden this week on business con-
nected with the J. y. o. f.
Mark McChrystal was taken 10 Salt
Lake Sunday for treatment for appen-
The ThimbIe club met Wednesday
evening at tie residence Of Mrs. j. j.
Matthews. The next meeting viii be
"a q
the home Of Mrs. Henry tunnels.
The Relief society Of Knightville
very pleasantly surprised the bishoprie
last Monday evening al the meeting
house In that bailiwick. There was a
large attendance and an enjoyable pro-
gram was rendered and refres hments
We're also served.
The women OF Knightville entertained
q number of the Republican women of
Eureka and Mammoth last Monday eve
ming. The party was shown through
the Iron Blossom mine and had the on
portunity of viewing the magnificent
cave recently found there When they
returned To knightville they were en-
tertained az luncheon at the residnce
OF Mrs NJ ii. Daley. The party in
ciuded AIRS Al ellis, Mrs. William Ho-
mer. Mrs. John Rowe. Mrs. Julia White
head. Mrs. Henry Runnells. Mrs. TheO-
dOre Fullmer. Mrs James ID. Stack, Mrs.
Mary Lewis. Mrs. i. II. Osborne, Mrs.
sylvester Mrs. Thomas l.. AshbY. Mrs.
Bert KOyle Mr. and Mrs. NJ VI. Daley.
Alr. and Mrs. Joseph TrelOar and Miss
Treloar of Mammoth, Len SchOfield and
Mrs. George Jones Of Robinson, Hiss
heul1h Bacon and A1ss Myrtle Homer.
Miss E2dra Ashby. the daughter of
Mr. and AIRS. Thomas l.. Ashby of
knightKillc. is recovering from a recent
attack of la grippe.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Meth
odiat church met Thursday at the home
or Mrs. TT. +. Gear. The next meeting
viii be on December I at the home Of
MIS-. i. VI. EnulelOu-
Mrs Earl TomlinsOn Of Salt Lake is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Cornish
of Robinson.
Mrs Mary Hanson returned 10 her
home i'm salt Lake the latter part of last
week, after visit of three weeks with
the family of her son. r. G. Hanson.
AIRS Belle McAdams spent a few days
of this week visiting in Provo.
Mrs. b. a.. Jackson went to PaysOn
last Wednesday. where she viii be the
guest of relatives.
Miss Anna Hurd left Yesterday for
Salt Lake. where she will visit with
friends
Mrs. Walter Wes-erfield and Miss Alb
bic Lowe returned Monday TO their
homes in salt Lake CITY after a nleas-
ant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lowe.
Mrs. Thomas Spaulding and family
moved up from Provo the early part
of the week and viii take up their resi-
deace i'm the old McPhee home on Lead
Vile Row.
AIRS g. c. Griggs returned home
Wednesday from AIullau. Idaho. where
she had been called by the death Of her
sister. Miss Ruby Watkins.
Mrs. James +. Driscon is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. q. O'DOnnell in Salt
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