The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20
EUREKA.

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GERS of the Knights of Pythias, &C
diva lodge No, 5, treated the member
of the order to q Dutch lunch, follow
4 ing the meeting of last Tuesday even
: ing. The new officers of the order, VIII
, will be installed at the next meeting
S arc: j. w. Ellerbrecht, chancellor com
5 mander; Fl. j. Jarvis, vice chancellor
master at arms; j. p. Griggs, keepe
of records and seal; S. NJ. Simpson
master of finance; j. w. Hurd maste
Of exchequer; James Mitchell, inne
r guard: Vern Firth, outer guard; vii
liam Bacon, master OF work; Len Snel
son, j. W. Morton and William Gour
ley, trustees.
AT their meeting on Wednesday even
ing the members of Eureka lodge No
y. Odd Fellows, Installed the follow
ing: Past noble grand, James O 'Brien
noble grand, Wesley Morton; secre-
tary, w; Il. Moeller; treasurer. Jo4I
s. to n. g., John Ivey; L. S. TO N. G.
Conrad Kopman; r. S. TO V. c., A
Moore; L. S. to V. G., l.. s. Allcock
warden, Richard Hooking; outerguard
John Suesman; inner guard Johr
Smith; conductor, II. Dpfi1n; chaplain
John Morley; r. s. S., Charles Peter
son; L. S, s., John Bergman
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Swartz, Walter
Haguewood and Miss Elizabeth DewaI
spent Tuesday at the club house of the
Goshen Duck club, having an enjoyable
outing.
S. E. Ware visited with his family
at Payson during the early part of the
week.
Mrs. Edgar Adams and Mrs. j. w.
Gregory, former residents Of Eureka,
were here during the week for a visit
with their relatives. They were for
merly the Misses Lille and Hattie
Thurmond, sisters Of Ben and Byron
Thurmond and Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs.
Adams resides in Los Angeles and Mrs.
Gregory has for the past few years been
| living In Texas
Mrs. John Person returned Sunday
after spending several days with friends
at Payson.
Mrs, William Douglass returned to
Eureka Sunday after couple of weeks
stay with Payson relatives.
Miss Myrtle Ivey was the guest of
Salt Lake friends this week.
Mrs. Luke Robinson and daughter
Miss Opal, were the guests Of Salt Lake
friends this week.
Mrs Margaret Sheehan, former res
ident of this city, was out from the
capital this week on a short visit. be-
ing accompanied bv her sister. Mrs.
Patrick Holland. While here they Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Harrington.
Miss Mamie Sullivan was the guest
of Miss Margaret McDonough at SEQ
field during the week.
Connie Hannifn was in Salt Lake on
a visit this week
Mrs. Frank Mediation is at home
again after spending couple Of weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. A. Gutheil, at
Price.
Mrs. Margaret Shea and her daugh.
ter, Miss Marguerite, left this week
for an outing in southern California.
Miss Lois Wilson. the 12-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Will
son, had birthday party Monday
evening to which she invited quite a
number Of her little friends. The chill
dren played games and spent, the time
pleasantly. Refreshments were served.
Raymond Sullivan, son OF Mrs j. c.
Sullivan of this city. has been released
from the United states navy and will
return TO his home in Eureka in the near
future. lie has recently been stationed
at San Diego Cal.
llSS, d lOtIIiti lcSiueHt VI
city, was In camp on a short visit last
Monday.
Mrs NJ R u. Sullivan returned Sun
day evening after a trip 10 Payson. where
she visited with her mother,
Mr.. and Mrs, C. o. Griggs and Mrs.
z. V. Smith returned Sunday. after
few days visit at Salt Lake. They made
the trip by automobile.
Or. and Mrs. Pierce and their guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Darst, Rowland
Darst, Mss Carrie Myers and Harold
Denton. all OF Bloomington, ILL.,. made
remained over night at the clubhouse OF
the Goshen Duck club and returned to
Eureka the following day.
Miss Beatrice Hanks entertained a
party, on Tuesday afternoon. The little
girls had a jolly time playing games and
were served with refreshments
The Misses Olive and Blanche Haynes
OF Nephi have been visiting at the home
of Mrs. Z. w. Lamb during the past
week,
Miss Isabel Furlong OF Salt Lake has
been the guest OF Mrs Heber Fields Tor
the past few days,
Among the Eureka people who We're at
The. Mcintyre ranch last Sunday for an
Bert Fields, Miss Isabel Furlong. Robert
Tibbs and Allen Ivey.
Mrs. F. W. Lamb. Mrs. z Bowen.
M-s. Schofield. Miss Virgie Bowen, Fred
Lamb and Joseph Allen drove TO Nc
Intyre's ranch last Sunday and had a
pleasant outing.
DR.. Yaker and James Crooks made a
trip 10 Provo on Tuesday, the trip being
made for the purpose OF fixing up leases
on some OF the hunting ground which Is
controlled by the Goshen Duck club.
The members of the L. o. e. club Were
pleasantly entertained at the home of
Mrs. Oscar Fillmore on Wednesday af-
ternoon OF this week. The hostess served
an elegant luncheon, Mrs. Lloyd OF Eu-
rcka and Mrs. Amos Gotham OF Los
Angeles. who is here on a visit were
guests OF the club on this occasion.
Mrs, ]. z. Driscoll will entertain the
members OF the Bridge club on Wednes-
day afternoon OF next week.
Mrs. Amos Gotham and daughter, Miss
Grace, OF Los Angeles arrived in Eureka
on Tuesday and will be the guests of the
families OF John Hughes and Gus A.
FRANKIE for a few weeks. Mrs Gotham
is n sister Of Mrs. FRANKIE and Mrs
Hughes.
Mrs. Kent Harper left last Saturday
for a months visit with relatives at
Salem
Mrs. Gus A. FRANKIE and Mrs. John
Hughes were the guests of Provo friends