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Show Page THE EUREKA REPORTER Harsh and Jaughf Krar.ces IIu'.tFh, were I'ro.o I j on Monday. B irneil rdurnf'l Mis' Jo n ; f a af couple spadinir Sf Sal: Lake friendi.ii, ; ( Siafk wait a ru i li.'e visitor du:ng the la'ier pat ffi : las: we k. Mr; .liny Kelly rr:urn-Sund..y IJiittr wlier.- the winter was nt with relatives. .r of Hi Nitre Alcr Jex, J'ankiiig r.inipiiiiv. is spending iH of days at Salt Lake on bang business. Mr.-- . Humble of Spanish Fork is in Kureka for a visit with her re,.i-- i lives, bring a tue.-- t at the home ,.f Mr. and Mrs. William Owens. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ( happle rnlf A STEAK tuined a number of at dinn r Jj 1 hose evening. ll.ursday yz A choice Steak, broiled to a turn and served with a M- . were: Mr. and Mrs. Itoy garjS nish of Mushrooms a dish fit for a king, as the saying land Mrs. Bum Colovlrh, Mr. and Mrs. goes. We can supplyjust the Steak you want for your (Art lluynrs, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Cox, Joseph Hiirccrnrr.; al;o Ml family tender and juicy as can be. Jennie Trrvorl of 1ayson, att.l Mi-- s Mary Chappli and Mark Boya.-'A complete stock of GROCERIES and a both of Bpanl'di large assort- ment of GREEN GOODS. laist Friday evening Mm. K. I ..OO." H.e lluiper murrain, d ut parly being in loutor of Mr. Harper's Frizes were uwatd'.l to bfrlhday. Mr. and Mm. Thomas Draw, Vrswlt. L. Harper and T. L. Sullivan. and A. Wyler and Frank (larritv. Bara PHONE 18 EUREKA, UTAH Those a'trnding were: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Orew, Mr. and Mm. Henry Osborne. Mr. and Mrs. Ft auk Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Harper. Mr. Mld'i IIiiNIi left yesterday Mla Vera Torvtirl nf Iuyaon la and Mrs. Jack Nilson, Angus fur h few days vl .il wlMi Sail Lav n visit lint wllli Imr sl.slem, Mm. Ralph T. L. Sullivan, Mm. Sara A. friends. Clmpplp and Mm. Art llaynes, both Hlgler, Mrs. I.ttell.i Flllmf.re at., I Kfli r;i in in .lnliiir (,ns Idg mile is of Kureka. Mm. George Castleton. Mill (in. Trtim tiTo w la the Iasi day Aiinllier assessment of one rent Mm. C. Salisbury was hostess a, n J oil Mail licit it it 'ii hus hern levied on llm stork of t li a very enjoyable y parly given on North Ileik Minins company, (nr afternoon of Inst week, when a money being needed lo take care of fine hot dinner was served flhwiivr the development expenses and meet program nf games. Guests of Mrs. Salt payments on the ground which th Salisbury on this oerasion were: rompuny has ron traded to purchaso. Mm. Arnold Fotheringhaiii and Mr. William Herd, all of MamAt the regular leer ting of the and Mm. l.ndy Kiks on Friday, last, the fol- moth, ami the following holies from Mrs. Kureka: Mm. Len Shaw, Mm. S. lowing coiuinltteo presided: Mrs. hnu llarrett, Mrs. Kuniiie Fields, diulrinan; Mm. Loti Stewart. Cnrl-oiJeasle Mrs. John Antr-aoVia. Barrett, Mrs. Blella Shea, Mm. Agnes Mm J. Y. Colii-rts- , Mrs. T, Miss Frances (Sear, Mm. II Haynes. iN'iiiri A ICIo l.iaiifla MVMrin ark C.ed Flight, Mm. Hugh K. Wall, Mm. Harry Wilde, Mm. I. llnilrouil. Llxxis might, Mm. Fisher and Mi's Atherley. Mrs. Fred Fisher and Mrs. l.lxxlo Jurniuu. A vocal nolo was. Thomas Clentenn. Arciiuni rendered hy Miss Frances Hulsli. anl! IMiltMoiNTAlX i jv u violin aolii hy Miss Kiln Wlrthll.j. 0 niih'k snow Miss l,a Von ('luvelle was the aerom-- ! Manli l, 112ll pnnlst for the evening. Kaeh Lndv sniiMi Nik was presented with a carnation, moiimox urn for which tho committee members wlc.li to (hunk the Sprlngvllle Floral 'mil a-- iiiii Co. Frizes at card playing TlrKi'lN on mi !i March 21! in Th1 10nth (tf u II awarded to Mrs. Lean Henri, nl. rinV, 6. April Original ailing point " f" VMm. Slella Announ second. Shea, iiiiimI lie readied hy , a 1. ' April Id. ment was made that fhn election of ,, . . 0l . No stopovers. " office will he conducted on March ,hud Dividend has "Vibeen no ex- srltl " ' Mr. and cepllon in this respect. lb H. Tranter, residents of Wvldcnd for some years past, moved ; , during the pust week to liutte, Mon- Mr. Tranters old home, where ;; he experts to engage In oilier llius ii or busineas. Mm. John Hulrhison and children liuvd arrived In Dividend to join Mr. Hutchison and will IN OUR occupy tho cottage Just vacated hy Mr. Tranter. J. H. HuH and fc.mily who have been residents of Dividend for tho past ten months have moved to Idaho, where Mr. Iluff will engage In rnnehing this coining neson. Vernon Moody, owner of the barber fchop, has moved bis family up from the valley and will live in the house Toimerly occupied hy Mr. Huff. The community has been saddened the past week hy the death or Mrs. .Grace Hickman, wire of Fred Hickman, shirt boss for the Tlntlc Standard. Mm. Hickman had been an Invalid for some months past, both at the hospital at Salt Luke and her homo In Dividend and although her (rouble had been diagnosed as seri-;- j ' ous, her many friends had hoped to last that the efficient rare sho had received would enable her to' romb.it successfully the disease., Mrs. Hickman Is survived bv her - ua 15 Mm. C. K Li ; i d-i'- fi. I j.i.-l- I .I,-- 1 R i ra-'.'- For Faster DianerSERVE I fri-nd- t pl't-H.O- - lli-sle- j rJ - i i Fennells Meat &. Grocery I C.ar-rlt- y, ll, 1 a Kin . Fri-dn- Lake City and Return $4.90 n. Four Winds n, in a spring topcoat I Hart Schaffner & Marx make them for us ' S7-:l- dividend jottings mi n, ""V T T 1 ; . means the real thing iiWeek End Specials ln. They re made to stand chill winds and drizzle, to wear long under hard usage and to look smart for every style occasion. It takes fine woolens and skilled needlework to give such service. Grocery Department t A special suit value here at 2-trousers $39.50 , ! ! - Infant son. PIIU w. 111? Services were held at Silver Clly tuid interment was at Ku-rek- a. Mrs. Fred Johnson and small son. ederick Andrew, have gone to Salt jlaske to spend a week or so with Hoy Klnifick. acruseil of pilfering clothes, Kodak, homas Marfoneaux. wafeh. etc., from bunk rooms of! On Friday evening of last week other MrF. G. Atkinson entertained at j hv epu y cUioTAt IVn a dinner in honor of . paHr thfl friends, for her son. N. H. Atkinson. county jail there. Leniencyin was Mr. la'Hter Dobbs spent the week- recommended on account of his end as the guest of friends In Salt youth and reports that he was of Lake my. fine parentage and a firat offense Mm. George Is hostess Saturday evening in bon .r hisJerry Sullivan "on 'account ol her friend. Mrs. Cook, who snent hone.homek- -.. .Unt f bfa dU,IeS l.o week-en- d with her. A j Saturday SPECIALS - Walnuts f Jam No. 2 California IVr pound Soft Shell 3 Few Setts Supreme t MI Kinds) Oranges ;; t Navi Small Si.',' 27c 79c (C I Doz arc agenm for Mutual Coal. promptly an.l a:Ma lorlly . Radio Drawing ill lake ilac,. in our IVr Two Do. Do.-.e- the Het TnnV" 27c 50c ' Mrs. D. C. Manson entertained in gress honor of her little daughter Jolt's that thnA sixth birthday Sunday afternoon, Valk .0rt8 i jssisr Ess All KiocklioliliiV Grocery I V.irtm-iiMa.cl, SHU., at 7. 1 A oVKak. All sboulll In pIVNl'tll. We rut Only h.r 79c Mutual Coal We 3: 39C ounce Jar jam Cadre Mmcn.l Oil Cadre Oil I.ar.e Cars. Good Quality. IVr Toilet Soap Sw.-c- 16 3 213 Pounds order filled 0W da,e ,n ,ndIfate 'ilI,am -- - Hr ZX ST.X - 7 afternoon.10 I.. J. Sundeen. one of the ret,a shift bosses' at the mine, is sjemlin, IVhentheym.desuJhan011''1'' Ins three-da'layoff in Salt Lake on meehanlc of combined business and pleasuie, diplomat. f"fflaa r Hw'out- Mis Beth Manson. who has been P V .ha" beea cnfned to hi ill for the past three is re b hep Ported as improving, though ne- ,tack I under orer anI?r,ous lD able to resume her attendance it .Ijct Reports however hold out strict school. hope b"k 3 the Mr. and Mrs. J. n. QuHe?- Christensen of Dividend resi-- ! spent a part of last week in K.iL dents accepted the InvitafIon issued Lake City. 'liewSinM .Tr y ( Kiitunlay Kvi n,( having cha.m g. ,!,e MEATS lVtlUY, (knlrc, (Ttunllnesa Courtesy Dependable Delivery Service in All Kinds of Weather. ' And Credit Accommodations. ttmminn - " zirjzit: , t irsiSis.: he Kiwantans as royal hosts. Pure Utah Honey, quart jar Ripe Olives, per can Folgers Tea, per package Shredded Cocoanut, per pound No. 60-7- 0 Prunes, 2 pounds Sifted Peas, per can Apricots, gallon can 6 pound box Soda Crackers can Quart Catsup Brazil Nuts, per pound Bottle Caps, per gross CROiMAR GROCERY PHONE 8 DELIVZS ttiiinniiini,,llt(it)))f .... |