The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
EUREKA.
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EUREKA. May THE local hive.
Ladies OF tho Maccabees. Will entertain
| the past commanders OF their hive on
| the evening of May e
Mrs. c. y. lIcsse arrived this week
| from North Yakima. WASH, and, with
! her husband, will reside In Eureka.
| Mrs. David Gavid Will leave this month
| Tor visit with friends in England.
Mrs. George Jones of Robinson was
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Sarah Run
| nels of this city.
Jack kohlen. a, welI-knowu Tinticite.
viii leave on May 10 for visit with
his old friends in Cornwall England.
Mrs NJ. A. Browne Is entertaining Mrs.
City. & c0H''" ana '"''''9" oil So'' Lake
Mrs. Belle McAdams WAS taken by sur
prise by number OF her friends at her
home last Friday, evening; who came
bles, and n merry .eycnlns was passed
with games and social chat.
Walter Haguewood left this week for
Los Angeles, Cal. for couple of
NJ. Swartz.
Mrs. Walher GavId will loave this
month for a visit with relatives in Eng
land.
Edward II. Ryan district attorney Of
the Fifth judicial district. and resi-
dent of Cedar City, spent a portion OF
the week in Eureka.
Edward Gustafson and Miss Minnie
Newman Of this city were united in
marriage Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Terrence OF salt
H. II Terrence.
Mrs. Edward Embleton returned to Salt
Lake after visit horc with Mr.. and
Mrs. William j Embcton.
Rev, Charles McIIarness OF Iowa and
gentleman has been appointed pastor Of
th,. RnnIiSt llllrrh and will reside
on upper Main street,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gorham. Miss Josie
AllberG and Mesdames James Crooks, B
R, Hendriclison, Billings. Talbot and Car
ter visited Provo this week.
Mrs. W. II, Tobln OF Salt Lake Is
spending a few weeks with her husband
in this city.
Dan Martin returned this week from
two weeks visit at Granite Pass, or.
j. VIII Knight and w. Lester Mangum
of Provo, with their families. visited Eu-
reka the early part of the week.
Mrs. Sarah Jackman of Bingham Can
yon, who has been sojourninG with JH-
reka friends for several weeks, returned
home this week.
The grand lodge Of Utah OF the knights
OF Columbus will meet IN this city next
Friday evening.
a merry party of young people Of Eu-
reka drove over TO Silver City WedneS-
day night and attended the dance given
Temperance society, and had a very en-
joyable time.
The charity ball given by prominent
ladies OF Eureka at the Ellls' pavilion on
Tuesday night was one of the social
features of the season. The pavilion was
so crowded that for quite while there
was hardly enough room for the dancers.
The affair was a grand success in every
feature and the committee deserves great
credit for the manner In which their
guests We're entertained
Mrs, T b. Sullivan arrived from Pay
son on Thursday TO reside here with her
husband.
s. j. Schneitter returned this week
from the Hot Pots. near Hebcr City.
where he spent several weeks with his
family.
The Thmble club will be the guests OF
Mrs Elizabeth ellis on next Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs Philip Clark is visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Jackson McChrystal, at Salt
Lake.
Mrs Aubrey l. Eagle returned this
week from a visit TO the Capital City.
A large number OF Eureka people at
tended the funeral OF the late John w.
Hatfield at Provo on Thursday.
David Hanks left Thursday for Salem
TO spend the summer.