The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-15
EUREKA

EoEEkA, Feb. 14.-Miss Aileen Mike
sen returned to Mammoth this week,
oiter visit with relatives at Benja min.
,ntsndns ssrf Fields 4, left Sunday for California;
return by way OF Portland, visiting points
OF interest In the northwest
Mrs. Woodhead. mother Of Mrs. George
pa1man of Silver City. is quite iii at the
at Stockton, Utah
ana the other officers OF the Columbia
Renekah lodge entertained the members
at the meeting held Thursday evening.
MISS Anna Bringhurst returned to her
spending five weeks In visiting her aunt,
Mrs Fred Vincent OF Sandy
Mrs. w: w. Thompson. who Is now
living In Los Angeles Ia to be presented
Sdta %ith a ,o veteran Jewel By Columbia Re
awarded TO members who have been as
ssociated with the order continuously for
fifteen years.
The high school students gave a dance
Friday night.
Little Catherine Fernando. daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. N. Fernando, entertained
q number OF playrnates at a birthday
party Wednesday afternoon The chill
dren Ind Jolly time playing games and
were also served refreshments
Tho Whirlpool" q comedy drama, will
pc presented here on March 15 by the
Eureka Home Dramatic company. The
snow VIII be under the direction of a.
0, Alfred
knights OF Pythiaa will give an enter
tainmeut and banquet Thursday evening,
FEBRUARY 10. In honor OF the 'ftieth an
n,versary OF their order. The following
Poynter. William Bacon. s. NJ. Simpson
and w. P. Gourley.
Mrs. Hurt Of Ogden was In Eureka this
week for visit with Mrs. p. J, Don
nelly.
Miss Hazel Bennett and William Ben
nett. both Of Goshen, were In Eureka
this week. visiting MIR, and Mrs. John
Allen.
Mrs. w. II Elmer OF Mammoth visited
with Salt Lake friends during the early
part of tho week
Mrs. a n. Wallace will leave the first
Of the week for a visit with relatives at
Nephi.
J, Golden Kimball of Salt Lake was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Hanson and
DR.. and Mrs. l.. B. Laker.
Mrs. Leo Freshwater OF Robinson was
the guest of Spanish Fork relatives this
week.
ncsday, going there to attend the wedding
OF Ross 1ngersoll and Miss Myrtle Homer
Fred Fullride returned early in the
week from Redding, Cal, where he has
been making his home for the last year.
He will spend several weeks visiting with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II, L. Full
ride.
The stud dents Of the Tintic high school
have made arrangements for a dance
FEBRUARY eI at the Elks' pavilion for the
purpose OF clearing up the Indebtedness
of the football team.
Mra AIa, Pitch. r-.a A.. I..x...
the meeting of the Bridge club Saturday
afternoon, a prize was awarded to Mrs
Z, G. Hanson The special guests of the
CLUB on this occasion were Mrs. Burt Of
Salt Lake and Mrs. T. 8. Haynes.
The members OF TintIc lodge No. I'll,
B p. o. Z. celebrated Lincoln's birth
day by giving social at their clubrooms
After get-acquainted session. the mem
bers and their guests enjoyed couple
Of hours Of dancing.
miners union and their friends attended
the entertainment and banquet which
was given In honor Of the twelfth ami
versary Of the local organization OF the
fair taking place at the Miners Union
hall in this city on Sunday evening
The next meeting Of the Bridge club
will be held at the home OF Mrs. r. NJ.
Cornish at Robinson. next Saturday
Miss Mabel Morley. who is a student
ut tio OIlScTSlty Oh Otan, 10 nome lOF
a. short visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Morley.
Mru. w. H. Elmer returned Saturday.
after visit with Mrs, Baxter at Provo.
The Eureka hremen conducted an en-
joyable dance at the Elks' pavilion We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Williams. nurse at the Tntic hos
pftal, has returned after visit of sew
eral days with Salt Lake friends.
Mrs, Jex returned TO her home at
Spanish Fork early in the week, after
spending several days with her daughter,
Mrs. Lao greshwater, at Robinson