The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-08
State Society
EUREKA.

EUREKA.
Especial to The Heraid-Republican.)
Eureka, May Mrs. Samuel Hooper
IS visiting her relatives in liberia
H 2. Osborn spent last Sunday at
Payson. visiting relatives
Mrs. John Pearson returned to her
home In PaysOn the early part Of the
week. after visit with her husband
IN this city.
Mrs NJ R z. Sullivan visited with
her relatives in Payson last Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. Laker and Mrs Edward
Lewis and her son made q trip to the
capital In the early part of the week
David Mills went to Provo Thursday
TO attend the funeral of John Hatfield
This week Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tor
rance entertained the formers brother
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Tor
rance of Salt Lake.
Mrs W. =. Tobin came out from Salt
Lake Tuesday evening and will re-
main until tomorrow, visiting her hus-
band.
Mrs Edward Embleton left last Fri
day for Evanston. Wyo-, where she VIII
Join her husband, where they have
taken up their residence.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank 0orhan.
Mesdames Alberg, James Crooks, 2. h
Hendrickson, Emma Billings, Winship
I Charles Carter, Fora Talbot and Miss
| day to hear the Christian Scientist
speaker, Frank Leonard
Edward H. Ryan of Cedar City and
district attorney for the Fifth judicial
district, was in Eureka last Sunday and
Monday. renewing acquaintance
Mrs. James Tressidder left this week
/ for Colorado, where she VIII vlsl'
friends for few weeks before leaving
for an extended visit with relatives II
her old home IN England
Mrs. Walter Gavid will leave shortly
| upon a visit to her old home in th'
south of England.
| Walter Haguewood, a wen-knowr
member Of the younger Eureka set, lef
Monday for Los Angeles, where he VII
( spend a few months vacation
I wednesday evening Lawrence Larsei
of Mammoth was the recipient or
farewell party on the eve or ms oe
No rf17re upon a mission for the l.. D.
! church.
party Of young people made a TIL
m NTcIntvre's ranch in West Tlnti
valley last Sunday, and In spite OF IN
cold and threatening weather, they n@
a very enjoyable time. The part IN
Guided the following: Mrs. GeoI =
MT and Mrs Joseph OConnor, MIS-
| Nellie sullivan. Miss Margie Sheenaf
Miss Mabel Hupfer. Messrs. Cyril NC
/ PI,ee John Donnelly, Pat bonner an
Murray Roberts
w IT. Palmer was a Salt Lake Vlsi'o
during the past week
/ Mrs Sarah Jackman returned 10 ne
bor,a in Bingham Canyon last Sunda
&c. a few days visit with EureK
win Knight and ". Lester Man
CIV, accompanied by their 1aIliI dT
1-feited here the early part OF the w. w.
making the trip from provo 0S
mobile. .-ae5 NJonda
CO. soending a few weeks at ms - -
49,, Tear Grants Pass, Ore MT Ma Ia
- rae met by his wife at SAT- La
vho accompanied him home ,fc
Last Friday evening MIS-: De- ssIrnrise
Adams was very t,,-e3+v guest
a. her home, about twenty evs
o+berinq there for a pleasant et .,
So After card playing, music e''
,5ce luncheon was serVeu, 1a,
Ms Ssdis Mangum returned IA
SUNDAY, after few days, soJoui"
1rlenuS Z. T pierce left yesterday
Mrs L. faw DAYS with Salt Laf
frleneS william Robertson Of SPANS
7rss here this week LOT Ni'
-i+t1 MS. Belle McAdams, p
Miss Edith Jonasson OF SaIt AFT,
! turned to her home On n md Mrs.
! r.1qaEanL N4SAN
3. Laker- c,.et1e+on e1
.,-+ained the formers brother WaIIa
CastIeton of Salt Lake during INC ef'-
part of the week
r. s. Allison spent a rev Gays
the week in alberta.
Chs a FRANKIE is recoverll
-,1idiv from her recent Illness
William Hancock of Ely, Neyr is VI
,+ino his mother, Mrs. NJ h darcy
Knightville. Avn.
Mrs. Ollie Baker and Mrs, ArnI N
Hancock are visiting lhelr Aio -
Onenshaw in Springlake-
Mrs. Cecilia Bacon and MISS 0er u "a =
Robinson will visit friends ana re-
lives in PaysOn tomorrow.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Me,
odist Episcopal church met Inursu
at the home Of Mrs Harry ''rIAn