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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04
EUREKA.

Special 10 The Tribune
EUREKA. Dec. Mrs. u. G. Hanson
returned Monday from visit with Sslt
Lake relatives.
William Adams has returned after q
visit 10 southern Utah.
Tho Rev, Mr. Brmoinc, rector OF the
Episcopal church. visited salt Lake this
week, As did also Or, Ira Gosc.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph NJ. kellogg enter
tained Miss Sharp OF Provo this week.
John tlannitin. pioneer resident of
This city. left this week for son fren-
cisco 10 visit with old friends there. MIR.
1Janullin was = forty miner, and VIII have
n good time meeting the old timers His
daughter. Mrs. ELLA Sullivan. accom-
panied him as far as Salt Lake.
Dan Mcpoin of Kaysyillc who has
been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Con j.
IIapniiin Tor several weeks. returned 10
his home this wccl.
George Stalicl who has been spending
several months In the mountains OF Ne
yada. returned TO Eureka this week and
viii spend the winter here
The members OF the Thimblc club met
AZ the home OF Mrs. Sarah Ruunells on
Wednesday afternoon and elected the fol-
lowing officers for The ensuing year:
President, Mrs. Cecilia. Racou; vice
president, Mrs Theodore Eulmor; sec
rotary. Mrs. john ". Rove: treasurer.
Mrs. Lizzie Coifec. Luncheon was served.
Tho club Will not meet again until the
last Wednesday in January.
The ladies' Of the local l.. II. 8. church
will give free dance 10 The children
OF Eureka OH the afternoon OF Decem
Der II.
A. n. Wallace spent the tier part OF
the week AT Salt Lake.
Agent Smith of The salt Lake Route at
Silver City and his wife returned this
week from several weeks visit with rela-
tlvcs in New York state.
Earl Sans returned this week from a
visit to Price and Provo.
liner lctt was here from the capital
this week.
Philip Clark, who for several wears has
been manager OF the Tintic Mercantile
company OF this city, Thursday re-
signed his position, owing 10 III health,
and. with his wife. Will spend the winter
months at Long Beach, Cal.
f. IS. Sullivan. master mechanic Of the
Chicf Consolidated mine. who was op-
Grated upon ut the Judge Mercy hospital
at salt Lake for knee affection, has
recovered sufficiently to leave the hos
pital, and, in company with his wife,
is spending few weeks with relatives
In Idaho.
Mrs. Frank GsrI-ity. who underwent an
operation at the Holy Cross hospital at
salt Lake several weeks ago, has so far
recovered that she Will be able TO return
To Eureka next week.
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SPANISH FORK.

|Special 10 The Tribune,
a SPANISH FORK. Dec. 3.-Miss Elife
Huntington of Springgille is visiting With
|friends this week.
{. NJ. Humphrey OF Provo was in
Spanish Fork Tuesday evening.
George t. OdelI was in Spanish Fork
"Wednesday,
u Miss Dora Stshman entertained at her
no.nc Sunday afternoon in honor OF Miss
Elverda Gilberls birthday. Covers were
|laid for seven. Tho afternoon was spent
|1n games and social chat.
Tho brothers and sisters OF r. A1. Jex
Imet at his home in the Fourth ward
IbuDday afternoon in honor OF the thir-
Itieth anniversary OF the wedding OF Mr..
land Mrs. Jc8.
\ Miss Kate Boasley end William Ervinc
IweTe married in salt Lake City last
Monday.
L Last Sunday evening wedding rcccp-
iucn was held ai the homo of Franklin
tPacc in honor OF the marriage Of his
iEranddaughtcr, Miss Louisa Boyack, and
Holm *. Johnson.
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TOoELE.
Special TO The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
TOOELE, Dec. 3.-The memhers OF
the Young Mems club of the old town
gave a grand ball Friday evening. De-
cember ., at the opera house.
One of the delightful social events oil
the week was the dinner party given 10y
Joseph Jet,e and Albert Souerwino at the
Oquirrh hotel. Tho long table was at
tractive with large cut-glsss bowl OF
and Mrs Donald Hendry, Mr.. and Mrs
James Raley, Dr. and Mrs. Green Logan,
Mr.. and Mrs Alexandria Husband, Mr.
Dora McClaus, Clegg and Hnnus, and
Messrss Albert and Jesse Sauerwine.
Arthur Sheets was In Salt Lake for a
few days during the week,
William Irvine is spending a few days
with his wife In Montana.
Mrs. James Railey prettily entertained
the Ladies' Sowing club on Wednesday
at her home on North Main street. Re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w Clark. DR.. and Mrs.
Zcno Logan And Mrs Heines Gridley
composed an Automobile party visiting
Tooelc. Tuesday
Mr.; and Mrs: y W, cIemo and their
Butte, Mont, where they will visit rela
tlyes and friends for Nycrsl weeks.
Mrs. John Woods VIZ entertain the
Ladies' club on Wednesday afternoon al
ller nome on Nortll Main street.
Mrs. Samuel Merritt and Mrs. V. GroeD
Logan Will entertain o number of their
lady friends at 500. card party on Fri
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs, Mer-
rltt on North Main street.
Ar Green or this place has returned
from Ophir, where he had been at the
sick bod OF his sister, Mrs. Carrie Beth-
el, who IS visiting there from Idaho.
Mrs. T.. W. Clark passed through Too
ele on Tuesday. on route TO Salt Lake
City.
ness trip to California for several days,
returned home on Thursday.
The many friends of Miss Flossle Cald-
well will he pleased to learn that she
il rapidly recovering, after an operation
FOR appendicitis at the Davis hospital
Lewis r. Jones of Denver, a prominent
Young clergyman Of that place Is visit
Ing friends in this county.
Mrs. Henry Droubay of Lincoln vas in
1ooelc during the weeh.
Miss Edith Clegs, who is attending
school in salt Lake, has returned TO that
city. aftcr d pleasant visit 10 her home
In Tooclc.
Miss Iva Mcbride returned 10 Salt
Lake the first part OF the week, after
a visit with her parents at this place.
William Kelley OF Ophir visited Tooele
friends during the week.
Miss Helen Cudahy, who has been
visiting her father at The Oqulrrh hotel
has returned TO Salt Lake, where she Is
attending school at st. Marys academy.
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PARK CITY.
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Dec. S.-The Woman's
Athenacum met Monday afternoon at the
horne Of Mrs. Bcggs. After the business
had been transacted. the programme for
the day vas carried out. Two papers.
ono prepared and read by Mrs. E. T. Lc.
comptc. on playground Associations, " ;,
and the other paper on Fairgrounds,
read by Miss Pearl Snyder. werc entcr-
tanning. The next meeting VIII be held
at the homo OF Miss Eva Hughes.
Mrs. Bridget Hurley and her daughter,
Miss Ieuore Hurley. returned 10 salt
Lake Sunday afternoon, after pleasant
visit in The Park.
The members OF ST. Lmke's guild were
pleasantly entertained Thursday after
noon AT the home or Mrs. Charles Lor-
ing The ladies' arc preparing for sale
/ TO he given on December IL.
Miss Vera Lowe is visiting In Park,
the guest OF Miss Rhsa Riley.
W. n. Sutton vislted in Provo during
the week.
The members OF the knights Of the
Maccabces were entertained Thursday
evening at banquet given at Julian S
cufc.
Henry Spriggs was a Salt Lake visitor
this week.
Miss Cora MulSrave spent the holidays
in salt Lake with friends and relatives.
Lawrence Malone returned "Wednesday
morning from Il business trip to Salt
Lake.
A social was given by the members
OF knights OF Pythas lodge No. 4 Tues
day evening in the lodge room
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan e. Shields and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles &. Shields OF Salt LAX
wore in the Park Sunday to attend the
funeral Of Elizabeth Shields.
Mr.. and Mrs j. c. O'Hara have re-
turned from salt Lake after pleasant
visit with friends.
bp cI, Ms
day evening, elected officers and decided
TO meet every two weeks during the win
ter months. Mr.. Harrison was elected
president and Mr.. McGarry, secretary.
Mrs. p, !. Holland was a Salt Lake
visitor during the week.
UIntah lodge No. Z. F. and A, NJ, gave
banquet Wednesday evening in Masonic
hall.
Mrs. Ed Grisley left Tuesday after
noon for Butte called by the serious i'll
ness OF Mr.. Grisley.
A, pleasant affair of the week was the
banquet given by the Roman law class
Thursday evening In the Washington
school building. During the evening an
election OF officers was held and the fol-
lowing were chosen: President, BERTHE
Beattie: vice president, Roger McDon-
ough; treasurer. Clara kimball; 3ecre-
tary. Joe Wceter, sergeant-at-arnls,
Ohio Weeter.
Ray j.. Mack went to Salt Lake Tues
day afternoon.
Mike McGill returned to Park City
Monday morning, after & pleasant visit
in Salt Lake City.
The Ladies' society OF the ConSrega
tional church was entertained Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. r. W.
Mcdonald.
Prof Reynolds and his son, Roger.
visited in Park Sunday.
John w. Geigcr came I'D to Park Sun
day to spend the day with relatives.
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LOGAN.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
LOGAN. Dec. 3.-Thc dancing party
given TUESDAY evening by Miss Marie
! Barker. Miss Nan Niblcy and Miss Vivian
| Hatch. in compliment To Miss Barbara
| Howell. was ono of the delightful events
OF The week. The ball was artisticaIy
| decorated by the hostcsses with a pro-
/ fusion Of white carnations. a ycd and
green color scheme also being carried
out, Music was furnished by the college
orchestra, ana about fifty couple enjoyed
! the very pleasant occasion. Miss Howell
/ left Thursday to spend the winter in
! Washington.
The a. c. Woman's club held a worry
interesting session Monday at the bome
Of Mrs \. II. Thompson. With Miss
liam Peterson entertained the ladiea with
a most Instructive talk on The City Of
Logan city" Light refreshments were
Mrs. 6. II. Champ. Mrs. Harry Emels,
Mrs. Il. l.. Campbell and Mrs. a. II.
! Thompson
The Clio circle met Wednesday at The
home OF Mrs; l'catherstonc. with Il large
attendance Mrs. VIII MorrcIl had charge
of Tie programme and gave, in an inter
estinr manner, on" OF Balzacs short
stories. After the club I'D journcd, Il de-
licious luncheon WAS served. Mrs
Feathcrstonc was assisted by Mrs. g. w.
Robinson.
The concert given by Fllen Beach Yaw
at the Thatcher opera house Thursday
evening WAS a most enjoyable social
event of the week, While in the city
Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. 1aw wore the
guests OF Attorney and Mrs, i. G. Walter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shipley entertained a
number OF their Logan friends at an en-
Joyhble euchre party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Louis BuXtou was most pleasantly
surprised nj her home Tuesday evening
by large number OF guests. \ very
pleasant time WIS spent and dainty
fTeshmentS served.
Miss Nirginia Blair is back from a
pleasant Salt Lake trip,
Mrs. Joseph Howell. with her son.
Eecse and daughter, Miss Barbara. left
Thursday for Washington, where they
viii spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f., Wright left Fri
day for Los Angeles, where they viii
enjoy the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. w. Robinson will
spend the coming weoll in Salt Lake.
Miss Charlotte Kyle and Miss Eliza
beth Smith went to ogden, Tuesday, TO
sec Na2imova.
Mrs. Mary Crismon returned to tho city
Monday, after II delightful two-months'
vislt with her daughter, Mrs. G. w.
Mrs. Kate Preston. with her little
daughter, returned from the city Mon
day.
Mrs. David Atbey and small son arc
the guests of her mother Mrs, j. NJ.
Blair.
Mrs. Horace Nebeker is back from q
weeks visit in Ogden.
Mrs. T.. M, Best left Logan Saturday
Tor san Francisco. where she will spend
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Niblcy have re-
turned 10 their home in tho city.
Mrs. June Wild returned home Tuesday
from q two months visit spent in the
Pacific northwest.
Miss Rlanch Caine returned To Salt
Lake Monday, after a pleasant Logan
Mrs. G. II Champ is visiting in Salt
Lake. having gone down TO see Nazi-
nova.
ing the week.
Mrs, w w. Smith has returned from
a pleasant visit in Pocatelo.
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WHEN HER BACK ACHES
A Woman Finds All Her Energy and
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BINGHAM.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BINGHAM. Doc. 3.--The local lodge of
tho Order of Moose gave u al;ccosSf,Il
dance in Canyon hall Tuesday evening
Tho attendance was large and tho music
excellent.
The Crescent Dancing club viii give
its initial dance OF series of select
da anceS Tuesday evening, December la.
g. l.. tountryman. who has bocn Wis.
itiuc relatives in Cincinnati o., is cN =
pcctod home about tic hflh of this
month.
Tho entire force of teachers OF the
Bingham public schools attended the
Tea CherS' institUtc held az Sandy Friday,
il was held under the auspices Of The
Jordan High school.
Ed Gibson Of salt Lake is a camp vis-
itor This week
Miss Carrie Sanger c1ma in from Salt
Lake the FIRST OF the week.
l.. w. Clark. formerly music supervisor
OF the Jordan school district, paid EluS
ham q visit tbn first Of the week.
+ Prof c. a. Tnlcw OF Upper Bingham
was I'm town Saturday
Mi9scs Eleanor Addcrlcy and Anns
lehman apcnt Friday at salt Like and
Sandy.
Cashier e. w. BuekhoIz Of the Citizens
State bank spent Sunday with his family
in salt Lake.
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GARFIELD.
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Special to The Tribune.
GARFIELD, Doc. 3.-Mr. and Mrs r.
Il, LYMAN OF Salt Lake were the guests
OF Br. and Mrs. %. Il. Lyman on Sun
day.
Friends of Mr.. Harry Allan will be
from his long and severe illness and is
at home again,
Miss Fay Lodge of Salt Lake spent
Sunday in Garfield with relatives.
Mr. Wright of the. Salt Lake Y NJ
q. A. addressed the congregation of the
Union church on Sunday evening.
A dance vii lbe given every Friday af-
ternoop from TO o'clock for the school
children only.
G. Church services will ne held on next
Odd Fellows hall, Special music Will be
{. g. Plummcr OF Salt Lake.
Among the Salt Lake visitors during
The past week were Mira. Clarence
Dresser, Mrs, A. C Ensign. Mr.. A. w
Harmon liar Mr. e. e. Lyman. Mr.. and
mrs. y. w kerrnrow, Mr. G. Fl. Law
renee and Mrs. j, u, Flugc.
The entertainment given by tbe Car
Held school children on Tuesday even
ing at tho ward meeting house was a.
great success, Tho principal. MT AL
eenefit of both the parents and the chill
dreD. After the entertainment nomina-
tions were made for the coming school
election on December Z.
-, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Ensign entertained
the Utah Copper 500 Card club Thurs
day. After playing several games prizes
were awarded and dainty refreshments
served The club membership will meet
next Thursday with Mr., and Mrs Frank
Janney, Jr.
Mrs. G 6. Plumcr and Mrs. Herold
Sieeel VIII sing at the religious services
given in tho i, O. O. F. hall Sunday
night.
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WILLARD.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
WILLARD. Dec 3.-'The c. r. club
held a social Friday evening at the home
OF Mrs. Delta Cole. Refreshments were
served.
Miss Eliza Hubbard has returned home
from Logan. where she has been visiting
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Harding OF Malsd.
loa., were visiting with relatives and
friends herc during the week.
Mrs. Helen Benedict Of Salt Lake CITY
was wishing hero the first OF Tie week.
Ellis Lowe has returned to TIrda Utah
after spending a few days with frieuds
here,
Mr. and Mrs. George Brunkor of Idaho
were visiting relatives here during tile
week.
Mrs. Rachel White of Logan is spend :
ing few days with her mother here
Mrs. II. G, Hubbard.
Mr.. and Mrs George Doyal have re-
turned 10 their home in salt Lake, after
spending a few days here.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mason OF Rigby
Ida. are spending Il few weeks with rela-
LiYr9 here.
Miss Elsie j. Ward has returned 20
salt Lake, after spending a few days
with relatives here,
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MANTI.

Special to The Tribune.
MANTI, Dec. 3.-Ono OF the pretty
birthday parties OF tho week was that
given Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs
Paul j. Nelson in honor OF their daugh-
ter. Juclla. A delicious supper was
served TO about twenty friends and q
delightful evening was spent i'll music
and games.
F. Tjelstod entertained at a box party
at tho theater Tuesday evening.
4 wedding of interest took place Wed
nesday evening at the homo of Mr.. and
Mrs Christian Peterson, when their
daughter, zlna. and ernest Jorgensen
were united In marriage. Bishop Louis
Kjal performing the ceremony. The bride
wore beautiful white silk crepe de
cheue gown A wedding dinner was
served Immediately after congratulations
were over. Cut flowers were used for the
will he at home to their friends after
December 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jensen of Mon
rec arc visiting relatives here.
Miss Belle Tuttle. who was brought
her health and will spend tho winter
months there.
Mrs. J. r. Madscn was a charming
hostess Friday evening when she enter
Mrs. Royal Candland and Mr. Dibcy OF
Salt Lake.
Mrs. Mary Phillips. who has been
passing the summer with relatives here,
left Tuesday for her homo at Orange,
Cal.
Or G. w Martin left Wednesday for
Ogden TO attend Tho state Sunday school
convention.
Miss Geneile Brown was a charming
hostess Wednesday evening, when she
entertained for Lucille 'ruttle. VINO leaves
soon for Arizona for the winter,
Mrs p. Nelson left Tuesday for Mt
Pleasant where she will visit relatives
and friends for sonlc time,
Miss Lila Harmon entertained In IA
delightful manner Friday evening. The
cvonlnS was spent In games and music
and g. delicious luncheon was served dur
ing tho evening.
Ono Of the most successful surprises of
tho week was that OF Thursday evening
when Viola Peterson. Nellie Braithwaite
Martha Braithwaite, Emmeretta Ander-
son. Kathleen Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Lund, Ralph Tattcn, wilford Dom
Ea2rd. Leo Munk. Floyd Bartholomew
OF Fayette Henry t'ernsiine and Alvin
Ludlow of Provo took possession of the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Munk and
surprised their son, Lewis. delicious
Ing spent. Lewis MunE left for tina des-
ert Friday TO remau away for the win
ter,
Another pleasant social event was that
given Thuraday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
S. p. Melgaard in honor of George ~,
Brown of Salt Lake. The table was
eraced with beautiful sweet scented
vIolote. a delicious luncheon was served
about 10 O'Clock.
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RICHFIELD.
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Special to The Tribune.
RICHFIELD pec. 3.-A Pheasant social
event OF the week Was the bundle shower
giyeu In honor of Miss Jeanctta Nelson
at the homo of her parents on East Cen
ter street. Miss May Christensen was
hostess and after n dainty Iucheon inc
guests were entertained With games and
music Those present were the Misses
Mabel Christiansen. Maggie Jensen, Nlu-
rial Josseu, Gilmore lCarnsworth. k'sty
Jensen, emma Kyle, Maude Chrlstianse,,.
Prudence Poulsen and Ethel Dali Miss
Nielsen left for Salt Lake tho early part
Of the week. accompanied by Joseph oS-
den OF this place. where they We're mar
ried in the temple on Wednesday.
Mrs. ], Edwards and Mrs. A. Jesscn
entertained the members of the Royal
Neighhors at a chsrninSly appointed
Eensipston Wednesday AFTERNOON ~
the lodge rooms. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Mrs Peterson was hostess ct Ken
sington on Thursday afternoon
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AMERICAN FORK.

Special 10 The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK, Dec. 3.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Lowe visited with relatives in
Ogden this week.
Miss Agnes Firmage is visiting in Salt
Lake City.
Miss Mary Croppey OF IIncbIey, Utah.
is here for short visit with her sister,
Mrs. X. l.. Ashby.
Bert Miller has gone to Preston. Ida,
Tor a short visit with friends.
Mrs. Lawrence visited in Salt Lake
City this week,
Mrs. IL. Blacllhurst and her daughter.
Margaret, spent part OF the week ut
Logan.
Miss Nellie Steel is visiting her broth =
cr AT Bingham.
Mrs. Maurice Logic is at Salt Lake
City. visiting her sister. Mrs, C. c.
Wright.
Mrs. A. Christensen visited with rela-
iives at Salt Lake City this week.
Miss Emma Greenwood visited with
Mr. and Mrs W. II. Barratt at Preston,
Ida, the past week.
MIR. and Mrs, ~, c. Boicy of RockIsnd.
Ida, ire in American Fork visiting with
relatives.
Miss Gertrude King of Fcrron is here
for a visit with her grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. II. t. King.
Mrs. J. w, Sto,rs is visiting in Provo.
the Sncst ot Mrs. Adam Anderson.
Far Laursen and Miss Milic Padfeld.
both OF this city. were married in Salt
Lake City Thursday. The young couple
Will make their home in this city.
Mrs, James Chapman Of Salt Lake City
is here for an extended visit with rela =
tiYes.
William ii. Poole OF Salt Lake CITY was
visiting In American Fork this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Blackhurst en-
ter'aned the officers OF the Second ward
sunday school Friday night at their
home,
y. H. Stout. Mr.. and Mrs " r.
Holden and their son. Harry. formed an
automobilc party for trip to Salt Lake
City Friday,
Mrs. 3. H. Stout spent the week in
Salt Lake city. The guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Abram Chadwick.
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