The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23
EUREKA.


/ fer spent the week with Park city
! friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank sneddon and Mrs.
Samuel Hooper were the guests of Provo
| friends during the week
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Spalding will con-
duet the regular services AT the Episcopal
church here today.
The PythIan Sisters conducted one OF
the best card parties ever neld IN Tintic.
on Tuesday evening at Miners Union hall.
Several hours were spent in card play
ing. In which nearly all OF the large
part Mrs. a Alexander ] C; Gonrley and and John
! Person captured the first prizes and
John Hurd. with his usual good luck,
carried off the BOBBY prize. Refresh
ments were served
George HcnseI. John O'Neil, Eddie
Shea and Glen Ostrander. who have been
spending the Easter holiday season with
their parents IN this city returned tn. to
studies at All Hallows college.
| On Monday evening a very pleasant
farewell party took place at the rectory
Rev; Mr.. Lemoine and his wife. who left
| on Tuesday for Provo. where the Rev.
Mr.. Lemolne takes charge OF that par
ish. The entertainers were the ladies OF
Maccabees. members OF the Entire Nous
Literary. club and over eighty members
of the church. The evening was happily
spent playing cards and enjoying an i'm
promptu programme OF musical and 1T
erary numbers During the evening Tin
| tic hive No. 6, Ladies OF the Maccabees.
some souvenir gift. The evenings enter
tainment closed with the ladies serving
choice dainties-
Fl. c. Don Carlos spent nearly all OF the
week at Goshen.
At the meeting OF the Eureka voun-
teer fire department held on last Friday
evening the following committee was ap-
pointed TO make arrangements for the
| ha IN III given. a.
| vilion on the evening of May 16 Joseph
Airu. John Sullivan. Alexander Blight,
John Hanniiin and Mike Iisehner aS ;o The ths
occasion and the fire laddies propose TO
make this the best they have ever given
In more than twenty years OF their EXIST
ence.
O. P. Hush of Payson spent several
days this week with the family of his
son. Charles z. Hush editor OF the Re-
porter.
Mrs. William Owens returned this
week from Spanish Fork.
Mrs. H. S. Hartman Is visiting with
Spanish Fork relatives.
Mrs. c. III. Ristine Of the Mammoth
schools returned this week. after visiting
all the schools Of Salt Lake City. The
lady has the proud distinction Of holding
the only life certificate issued TO any
teacher in Utah.
Mrs. Rose Tresldder who has been
spending the past six months with rela-
week.
On Friday evening a farewell party was
given at Knightvile hall In honor OF
James Higgerson. who leaves next week
for a mission for the l.. ID, >. churcn
in the southern states,
The home of Joseph Elsmore at Silver
City was the scene of happy surprise
party on last Thursday night, given in
honor OF his daughter. Miss Aida Els
more more. Games and edibles occupied the
attention of the guests for several hours
On last Thursday Harry Crabbe and
bride formerly Miss May Cox): estima-
returned from their honeymoon and were
accorded a hearty reception that evening
by their many friends. at the home oil
, Mr.. and Mrs. Spargo at Robinson Fol
lowing an evening OF merrymaking. the
guests partook OF splendid wedding
: banquet.
The Get-Acquainted club has a COM
mittee at work on an excellent Pro
gramme commemorative OF the NNy
festal season.
: Mrs Thomas Nesbit is spending sew
eral weeks with relatives at Toquerville
Washington county Utah
The annual charity ball given, by the
! ladies OF the L. D. S. church at the Elks
pavilion last Tuesday evening drew ou'
a splendid crowd. who for several hours
danced to the latest music furnished by
delicate refreshments during the evenins
and handsome sum was realized to be
r used TO relieve the wants OF the destl'
tute of Tintic. regardless OF creed.
Doctor and Mrs. d. l.. Pfoutz spent
the week with Provo and Payson friends
Henry Match, former resident oi
Eureka but now d Paysonite, spent sew.
eral days this week here with ole
friends,
John Kempf, formerly superintendent
, of the Utah Gas company but now o'
/ Oakland. Cal, spent the latter part Of
, the week In Eureka, the guest OF his
brother law, William l.. King.
Mrs John n. McChrystal and daugh
, ter. Frances. are the guests of Salt Lake
Colonel Dan Martin and wife returned
this week, after being the guests o
l friends at the capital for week.
Earl Sans spent the week at Ogden.
Manager liner Pett of the Eagle anc
this week
t Mrs. John Ivey and Mrs. Levi o
Schoheld represented the, local lodge o
Rebekahs, at the grand lodge session helt
at Salt Lake this week.
. Mrs, Jesse Earls returned to Eureks
the fore part of the week, after spend
{ ing several days with Provo relatives,
Mrs, Thomas Stewardson OF Salt Lals'
spent the week with friends in this city
Mathew Erickson and family. wh'
have been residents of this city for sew
p eral years past, left on Tuesday TO
Eveleth, Mimi, to reside.
Mrs. Melvin Runnels spent the weel
0 with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7
Johnson, at Lehi.
[ Mrs. Steele Bailey. Jr,, and Mrs c, p
o Uarvlelle OF Robinson spent Thursda.
y with Eureka friends.
Mrs. Charles e Hush on Wednesda,
afternoon entertained the ladies OF tn
z Entire Nous Literary club Mrs. RALPH
= Kellogg presented a very interesting pa
a per- which caused a good deal of dis
!. cusson. The hostess served n daint.
II luncheon. The next mce ting OF the clu
6 win he held at the home of Mrs. Ralpl
n Kellogg.
Mrs Ira r, Goss Is visiting with Sal
, | Lake friends.
Mrs. E. q, Hanson returned Monda,
4 from Salt Lake: whore she spent sew
h eral weeks with friends.
Thomas Trous left this week for vlsi
!. with his mother, Mrs. Isaac Hubbard, a
Los Angeles.
n w, J. Tregonng and family left o
Tuesday for a several months visit [
|, the cities on the Pacific coast.