The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01
EUREKA

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EUREKA, Feb. 2s.-.Mrs l.. g. Kruse
Will DO the hostess at the neSt neol'n5
OF tho L. o. Il. club 10 be held OH
Wednesday OF next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Jones OF Mammoth
were In Salt Lake during the later paf'
OF last week.
Mrs. Lars Olson OF Mammoth Ia visit
Ing In Provo this week,
The Misses Middle and Sophie Roundy'
both or salt Lake. were IN Eureka duI
ing the week, visiting at the homo oil
Mrs. Cecelia Bacon,
John II. McChrystal made business
trip 10 Salt Lake during the week
Miss Goodrich visited with Spanish
Fork relatives on Sunday and M0nuaEy. ~,
She was accompanied on Lhe TIP ny
Miss Helen Mccarthy.
Mrs Joseph Schlecht made trip. to
Salt Lake on Tuesday, spending q ic"
days with friends.
Edward Shea was In salt Lake during
the latter par, OF the week
Mrs. Theodore Fullmer returned on ON
Sunday evening alter spending le"
days with Springviile friends.
Miss Genevieve Sullivan spent the
week END with Miss Goldie Crooks al
Salt Lake. Miss Crooks is rapidly re
covering from the operation winch was
performed at the Holy Cross hospital
George Sanders OF the Tlntic nigh
school was at the capital for bref VISIT
with relatives and friend this week.
William Gourley returned on Wednes-
day after visit at Goshen.
The following men made a trip to the
Wednesday: james Crooks, George Tins,
man. Lou MerItman, Otto Swartz ana
Charley Baker.
Mrs \. H. Burt. who is out from Salt
Lake for n visit with her sister, Mrs. IL.
q. Hanson, who has been quite Ill during
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Schmidt LETT
for Logan on Thursday morning. whore
they were called by the death OF MrS'
Schmidt's sister. Mrs. Gottlieb Gessel
Mrs. John McChrystal and daughter
Bobbie returned this week after an e&-
tended visit in California, being met IN
Salt Lake by Mr.. McChrystal and MISS
Frances McChrystal
Miss Marion Crooks LETT Thursday foi
a visit at Salt Lake.
w, P. Milligan left Thursday Ior
Seattle, where he viii spend a fe% weeks
In visiting friends
Mrs IIeber S. Fields entertained about
dozen friends AT a tango tea on Mon
DAY afternoon
Mrs. Josephine Montgomery is out
! from Salt Lake. being called here by
the illness of her mother. Grandma
| Fields.
Bert Fields will return on sunday after
n months stay in southern California.
Mrs. l. L. Gose and two children have
returned 10 Eureka after spending about
three months III salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conlonn Of Salt
| Lake We're in Eureka this week Tor a
visit with Mr., and Mrs, John Dunn
| They stopped over here while on their
way TO Los Angeles for months out
| ing.
| Del Stewart OF Payson was In Nam
moth for a visit with his iather' Joan
! Stewart
Mrs. Harry Drew left on sunday for
few DAYS visit with friends at Amer
! lean Fork.
The Rev. and Mrs Jacob Hiatt left
on Monday for their new home at Butte
Mont.
week for visit with her parents, Mi
and Mrs, Hobbs.
Frank RulSyinia and Miss Anna Zu-
| beck both OF Eureka, were granted u
marriage license at salt Lake.
Andrew p. Mayberry returned on Mon
day after visit OF a few days with his
family at Salt Lake.
erary club held their regular semi.
monthly session Saturday afternoon al
! the home OF Mrs. G.. r.. Hush on Churci
! street, The paper Tor Tins meeting o.
| the club, Tho Tanning vi the Shrew,
was presented by Mrs. Earl Tomllnson
and was highly appreciated and dis
cussed BY the members present
Al their meeting held last Monday
| evening the members of the Eagle lodge
decided to give the regular annual dance
| in honor OF TIE anniy yersary OF the loca
! lodge. This party Will be given at the
| J5lks' pavilion OH the evening OF March
10, and the following Eagles, VINO have
the affair in hand. hsvo promised to
make it a splendid success: a. p. War
rem, Arthur Menlove. Edward ellis. Jesse
| Poyntcv and James Galley,
An enjoyable session of the Bridge club
was held al the homo OF Mrs. B. NJ Cor
nsh, i'm Robinson, last Saturday after
noon. The Eureka members of the clul
made the trip by team and had a jolly
! time. The afternoon was spent In play
| Ing auction bridge and the prize was Won
/ by Mrs c. Y. Uuish. Mrs. Cornish
served her guests with an excellent
luncheon. The next meeting OF the club
will he at the home OF Mrs. r. D. Dick
enson,
Mrs. Bert Coyle. Mrs. NJ. IL Daley and
! Mrs. NJ. \. Martin entertained the mem
bers of the Degree OF Honor last Sunday
| evening, the party being held at the home
Of Mrs. Daley in Knightville The even
| iug's progra Elmc included card playing
! and a splendid luncheon. Many members
OF the lodge from Eureka were present
! and report a very pleasant time.
| Mrs. j. T.. Driscorl was the hostess a
a well-appointed bridge party on Monday
| evening. Mrs. Burt of Salt Lake and Mrs
| G. G. Grisgs OF Eureka being tho com
| plimented guests. Mrs. Y. l.. Thomas
was awarded the prize In The card play
| ing and prizes were also presented TO the
guests OF honor Mrs. Driscoll served al
! excellent luncheon TO the following guests
Mrs. Burt Mrs. Griggs. Mrs. Alex Blight
Ms, Pat Bonner Mrs. L. c. Doty, Mrs
r. d. Dickinson. Miss Finlsy. Miss Hiatt
| Mrs. E. j. Donneily. Mrs. James p. Dris-
! coll. Mrs. e O.. Hanson, Mrs. c. u. tulsh
! Mrs. Edward Pike, Mrs. V. j.. Thomas