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Show Friday , Aujrust EUREKA REPORTER 5 Sterns of the ToiOn Wllford I.aron visitor last week. OUR va a Salt Lake For CaUomlning and paper aee Alex Blight. Jr. ha.r-I- ng Mr. and Mra. William McCullough are returned to Eureka after a abort visit at Salt Lake and ().;den.; Mra. Veil Sanford la the guest of Mr. and Mra. Kills F. Gardner at Richfield. and Mra. Dan Ostrander and children and James Roberts apeni Mr. Sunday 1-- at Salt Lake City. Off and 3 Mlaa Amelia Schlecbt, Miaa Anna. Coffey and Mrs. Thomas Tancock motored to Salt Lake last Monriiv. SOth. Mlaa Anna Coffey ia spending bar relatives in Mra. D. C. Allemnn of Springvill . returned home after a few days visit in Eureka. Provo Herald. Pnl-veral- G 'ACE CARLYLE ,ES MORKfcoN HOUSE TI TERS NT EVELYIi Will Close' Tomorrow J1 Edward Sutherland, formerly of Eureka, will tearh In the State of Nevada during the coming year. By PhTER CLARK MacFARLANE Ducted by HAROLD SHAW ty Saturday Night Edward Sutherland left on Sunday for her home In Nevada after several weeks visit with her mother, Mra. George Hickman. Mra. Mr. and Mrs. William Douglass and rhlldrcn left last Sunday for a trip through Yelluwatoiin National Star Theatre Sunday off 4 SALE A baby girl arrived at the borne of Mr. and Mra. John 1'hipps ou July vacation visiting with Salt Labe City. 1-- at 9 oclock Park. Mr. and Mra. George Ryan and ; children nnd Mrs. 1. K Ward spent jj a few days this week visiting In Sa.lt Mra. Kllzabetli (lillls of Huwtdic, Mr. and Mrs. Alox Nolan and Mims Lake City. Ora Knxey spout Sunday In Neplil ('allforniu, ia visiting in Eureka with her non, Robert Ulllls. Mrs. Ray Harney and daughter Canyon. returned Inst Saturday after jj Lenore, Mr. and Mra. Lelaud Wulker of Mra. Frank tiurrlty uml daughter, visit at the llot Pos a ten days' Mary Frances, relumed home Mon- Ringham were gueate of Mr. and near lleber. !i R. Mra. week. P. this Gardner day after a wook'a visit in Sail Iaiko. e Miss Margaret Dillon, n former Mrs. Mary Ilonuer of Salt Lako Miss Dorothy lilackett left Friday of Eureka. Is visiting witn resident for Salt Lake City where she w 1: City Is visiting in Eureka with her Mitchell In Mrs. Wllford 1 Mr. and Bonner and Edward J. Join her uncle and aunt, Mr. ami Nona, this city. Mra. Reed lUllInga, who will tour I Yellowstone National Park. Mr. and Mrs. II. 1). Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barnett and Mr. and Mra. M. A. Grant spent land Mra. Jumps Mitchell spent a few Dean llenrfod la at the Holy children week-en- d along the Weber river, days last week visiting with Mr. and Crons Hospital at Salt Lake where the la a visitor from Denver, Mrs. William Mitchell at Salt Imke Grant hlrs. he underwent a aerlous operation of City. the nose. The latest report Is that Colorutjo. Mrs. Ann Morgan, Mra. Frank Mr. llenrlod la doing nicely but it Mrs. Charles Shields of Salt Lake will be a week or ten days before h i Tuylur, Sr., Mrs. George Whulcott, City, grand secretary of the Order la able to return home. Walter Morgan, George Owens, and of Eastern Star, was the guest of Mrs Flole Mooie, a visitor from Los Mrs. Charles Kryger for a few days Jack McKellur left ou Sunday for Aiit elea, California, apent Sund:v this week. Salt Lake City for a visit with, Mrs. lu l'ayaon Canyon. u McKellar, who underwent very Mrs. Mary O'Connell, who had Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Burton return- been serious operation last v. c.vk ut the visiting wilh her daughter, L. D. S. Hospital. Her many triend; ed Sunday from Salt Lake City. Mrs. Mkry Stark, left Sunday for Elv, home by Nevada, where she will visit her son, will lie pleased to learn that she it They were accompanied Mrs. Ilurton'a brother, George Nlci-- ! Albert O'Connell. doing nicely. ols, who will visit here for a short Rev. John Lagan, in charge of the while. M. M. Steele of Delta, well known local Catholic Church, In company lu the Tiutlr District, was this week; with Rev. Michael Sheehan of Salt Iaon Burkinan, who hns hern ab- named as campaign manager for laike, are enjoying a two weeks' trip sent from Eureka for the past five Governor Charles R. Maboy. M". through the Yellowstone National years, returned Monday evening for Steele has opened Mabey headlark. During the alisencp of Rev a short visit. Mr. Back man has been quarters offices in the Cullen Hotel Lagan Rev. Shreliey of Salt Lake at Berkeley taking vocational .and Is out with a determination to has charge of tho locul purlsh. secure the governors nomination to Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dun McCnnn Mr. and nnd Sherman Haynes succeed himself at the forthcoming rhildren, Mr. and Mra. Frank llrls-ke- y iand Miss Ruth Haynes returned on Republican stale convention. and children, Mr. and Mrs. 11. Monday evening after an extended James Creighton and daughter. E. McClain and children and Miss auto trip which was spent in the Miss Catherine returnGertrude Church were at Castilla northwestern states and Canada. ed on Saturday Creighton, a after evening Springs last Sunday, where they in- They have been absent for more month's visit, in California. They dulged in swimming uml a picnic than four weeks and report having visited with Mr. Creightons daughluncheon. had a wonderful trip. ter, Mra. L. G. Wallace, at Los William Mitchell, n former resiMr. and Mrs. John Hood and Angeles, and also spent some time dent of Eureka, and Miss Elizabeth niece. Miss Edna Brown, arrived in with other relatives in different Mr. Creighton, Warnock of Pittsburg. IVunsylvunlii, Eureka this week and are now lo- parts of California. states that the drought is effecting were married In Suit Lake City. cated in tho Robbins home on Lea Mr. Ilood has accepted California to a great extent and thc.t Row. July 14th. Mrs. Mitchell was a in teacher the Salt Luke schools. the position as supervisor of music crops in the southern part of the are almost a failure. They spent their honeymoon touring In tho schools of tho Tintic District state through California and the northwest for the coming year. Ho was forThomas, the young son of Mr. an) and at present are at homo In Salt merly employed in the Nephl schools Mrs. Thomas Trythall, had a very Lake City. and conies here highly recommended. narrow escape from serious injury last Sunday while returning from the M. E. Church picnic at Spanish Vork. The boy. in an effort to alight from the bus In which he was riding, fell In such a manner as to allow one of the wheeli to pass over his foot. 'Fortunately tho injury was not serious and the boy will be able to be out again within a few days. J j You'll find it will pay you to lay in a stock of everything you need at these prices. I I , F. irarn I j j i 1; ? The Question Man ? The Entertainment Supreme ( Ty-Rah- ma The Oriental Master Mental Mystic Phone Us Your Order Mind Reading Marvel Mrs. Emma Billings entertained the members or the Bridge Club last afternoon. The prize for Saturday high score was won by Mrs. Byro-- i Thurmond. Mrs. George Ilayes was a special guest nt this session and members present were: Mrs. John Donnelly, Mrs. Alex Blight. Mrs. I. J. Bonner. Mrs. Edward Pike. Mrs. V. L. Thomas, Mrs. Lee Hayward, Mrs. Byron Thurmond. The hostess served a delicious luncheon. ; ; ; ; , , I :: Cromar Grocery 8 WE DELIVER the veil of ; Angeles, who has been visiting in Eureka. In the card playing Mrs. E. J. Duggan won the prize for higb score and Mrs. Patrick McPolin was awarded the consolation prize. Those who attended were: Mrs. E. J. Duggan. Mrs. Patrick McPolin, Mrs. Michael McPolin. Mrs. D. W. Ostrander. Mrs Mary Stack. Mrs. James Weldon. Mrs. Joseph McCormick. Mrs. Dan McCann, Mrs. D. J. Sullivan. Mrs. Stella Shea. Mrs. Frank Brisker, Mrs. P. J. Fennell, Mrs. A. Tuckett! Mrs. John J. Sullivan and Mrs. Bail-i ey. the last mentioned being from1 Salt Lake City. the "?dom of the 0rient tor and drew mytery, power, of the Far East, will entertain and mystify at the M!rhed STAR THEATRE Friday, August 15th Mrs. Mary Lewis entertained at 500 Monday evening in honor or Mrs. Sarah Arrigonia of Los We have one of the most efficient and prompt delivery systems found anywhere. Pick up the phone and give us your next order of groceries, fruits or vegetables and see how quickly we will fill your order and deliver it to you. You will also find that our goods are the best on the market and prices are always fair and reasonable. 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