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Show Pag 4 Frifoyi VMgg&-22- , THE ICTTBflfA REPORTER at the Tintic Mere. thii weeks ad. Shoe sale .LOCAL Sep I BAPPENjNtt It is the man who has mast- School supplies can be secured at Tregoning A Hanleys. Hiss Dorothy Treloar and Earl Treloar are visiting with Mr. aad Mrs. Frank Kimball at Kanoah. Heber Jones of the Eureka Coal A Feed company was la Spanish Fork on business last Wednesday. Miss Lucy Tibbs baa returned to Enreka after spending a few months with her sister at Balt Lake. NAZIMOVA In EYE FOR EYE." Star on Sunday. A feature picture that la sure to please onr patrons. Mrs. Hannah Fields returned on Sunday after apendlng several weeks with Salt Lake friends. Miaa Phillis Mangnm of Provo was the guest of the family of Alex Gourley during the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zabriskie spent Sunday visiting with Provo friends. Edward Bhriver and A. Yard Zabriskie spent the latter part of the week at the capital. Phone ns for stock quotations Tregoning A Hanley. Prof. L L. Williamson returned on Monday evening after a business trip to Salt Lake. Ladles, dont miss reading the ered the fundamental principles of saving money that ever becomes a business success to any marked degree. Such a man towers head and shoulders above his associates and is marked for advance- ment If you have your savings account at this bank, you will find courtesy, and 5 per cent compound interest Rtrong allies in the shaping ot . your future. INTEREST 5 FES CENT ON SAVINGS. Co. Mrs. Lou Barrett and Mias Aim Bergstrom were Salt Lake visitors during the past week, t Mrs. Emma Billings returned on Thursday evening after a visit with friends at Richfield. William Button, Gemini leaser, is preparing to move hie family to Balt Lake. Big reductions in ladies shoes. Tintic Mere. Co. John Roberta haa sold out hie property in this city and la preparing to more hie family to Detroit, Mich. L. H. Stohr, head of the New York Life Insurance Co. in Utah, was la Tintic daring the week. John Harley and eon have retained to Eureka from Butte, the latter haring recently been discharged from the service. C. V. Firth and family were called to Salt Lake during the past week by the death of Mr. Flrtha sister. Funeral services will be conducted SHOE SALE for SATURDAY at the capital. Mrs. Mary L. Driscoll and her nephew, Pat J. Donnelly, Jr returned this week after an extended outing at the Hot Pots Resort. Mrs. Joseph Treloar, Jr., and children of Mohrland, were In Eureka during the week, being guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Treloar, Sr. On Wednesday evening Miss Marlon Harper entertained eighteen of her friends In honor of her thirn Heffernan-Thompsoad in' this is- teenth birthday. Refreshments were served. sue. Miss Edith Mathews has returned Mrs. Eckman returned to Salt Lake early In the week after a visit to Salt Lake . after spending the with her sister, Mrs. Daniel Martin. greater part of the enmmer with her MathGo to Tregoning A Hanleys for parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse ews school supplies Miss Margaret Eskridge of OklaMrs Mary H. Driscoll was the homa City arrived In' Enreka mi guest of Balt Lake friends during the Thursday and will visit for a few early part of the past week. weeks with her brother, Wiley EskDr. end Mrs. L. B. Laker were at ridge, of the local J. C. Penney store. Schnelttera Hot Pote Resort during Sample line of suite on display at the past week. n Heffernan-Thompsostoro today Manager Schofield of the Scho- and tomorrow. field Auto Co. of Provo was In En--. McAdams who spent sevreka on a short business trip last eralWarren weeks at one of the Salt Lake Wednesday. hospitals, returned to his home in Miss Josie Kelly, who baa been Eureka during the week. While he making her home at Balt Lake for bad a very serious illness ha Is nflw the past few months, was In Enreka getting along 'nicely and will soon during the week for a short visit. be back Into fighting form. Miss Nellie M. Sullivan returned Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fletcher and on Sunday evening from Salt Lake daughter. Miss Gladys and Mias where she was the guest- of friends Leona Alston, all of Canada, have for several days. been spending the past week with The Mrs. Luke Robinson is entertain- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Alston. ing her mother who arrived daring trip wee made from Canada b auto the week from her home In Ameri- and was a very enjoyable one. Mr. can Fork. and Mrs Alston also had as their Mrs. Wiley Eskridge of Enreka guest Mrs John Hendrickson of Balt has gone to New York City for a two Lake City. months visit with her sister, Mrs. E. Hugh Ward, the eleven year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Ward, ot C. Sams Mrs Joseph Bchlecht and daugh- SpringrlUe, met with a serious acat Sprlngvllle last Sunday ter, Mill Amelia, returned to Enre- cident while trying to get on a movka during the week after spending a night ing train. He mined his footing . few weeks in California. under the wheels. He was Mrs. Frank Bacon came ont from and fell to the Provo hospital whore Salt Lake on Sunday and has taken taken his left leg was amputated below the np her residence here. Mr. and M'i. He is recovering nicely from Bacon have rented the homeoflfc hoes. the operation. A1 Moore. Mrs and Frank Aylward, eon of James EPH" IS A GRAND DAD. of this city, and Miss Ethel Nealls of Butte, Montana, were joinEph Frlsbqe received a telegram ed in marriage on Wednesday of last on Wednesday announcing the arweek. rival of a fine boy at the home Mr. and Mrs Peter Bornp and the of Mr. and Mrs.baby G. P. and children returned home Met week as the latter le hie Bartlett, this after spending several days In visit- makes Eph a grand daughter father. The ing with relatives and other friends Bartlette are now living at Rawlins In Idaho, the trip being made b Wyoming. On Saturday tha Tintic Store will place on Special Sale 40 pain of Womens Shoes, in Black Leather, Vid Kid, Wine and Mahogany and Patent Leather Cloth Top, French and Cuban Heels. .j MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Organized 1890 Payson Utah , CANDY f We carry the most complete line of candy in the district, including MADE V HOME ESS-JAY- S Fresh every week. . ' A Schramm-Johnso- Drugs No. 10 n Phones Nos. 11 jad 3. Ayl-wa- rd auto. . i TINTIC BROKERAGE MEMBERS OF SALT LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE. QUOTATIONS DAILY MINING AND INDUSTRIAL STOCKS REAL ESTATE FIRE INSURANCE CASH PAH) FOR LIBERTY BONDS AT NEW YORK QUOTATIONS. I Phone 156 Reporter Building Elmer Duncan and A1 Moore are busy with their contract In the shaft y of the Central Standard Mining In the eastern end of the district. It Is understood that the mining company haa arranged to have the first 600 feet of the sinking handled by these contractors. 81ster Herman Joseph, who for a number of years has been one of the Instructors at .the St. Josephs Catholic School, will be the Sister Superior when the school reopens next month, having complete charge of the work. It la understood that Sinter Herman Joseph will continue to teach the music classes. Mrs. William Mitchell, who submitted to an operation for appendicitis at the Provo hospital on Tuesday of this week, is getting along nicely, according to Mr. Mitchell, who returned home on Wednesday. The operation was a successful one In every way and Mrs. Mitchells will no doubt be rapid. John Enlund, foreman of the Centennial Eureka mine, returned to Eureka early in the week after spending n few weeks at the St. gom-pan- It Is said that one of the semes of A Woman of Impulse, the new Paramount photoplay starring Mme. Una Cavalieri, the famous singer and beauty. Is the most dramatic ever A displayed In any motion pictnrs Woman of Impulse, written by Louie K. Anspackev, adapted for the screen by Eva Unveil and directed as-chin- The Tintic Garage Company ' Shop 54 Office Phone lflg i J to-b- - ) i- - tri ilHIWHtlMWIIWIMMMM4WWWWW IB GRANTED PENSION. TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS. James Shaw of Enreka, who was a private In Captain Caleb Hawe company daring the Indian troubles of Utah, has been granted a pension of 20 a month. His claim for a pension was sent In several months ago and was finally allowed along with those of various other Indian war State examinations for second and third class certificates will he held this year on August 20th and 30th, according to word from the atate superintendents office. There will be six examinations are follows: 1. English; August 20, 9 a. m. 2. Education and' Psychology; veterans SILVER OTY NOTES. (Contributed) August 20, 10.20 a. m. I. Hygiene and Sanitation; August 29, 1.20 p. m. 4. Nature Study or Arithmetic; . Augut 20, 6. Drawing or Community Civa. m. ics; August SO, 0. U. 8. History or Geography; August SO, 10.20 a. m. Also reading und study eouras. follows: Examinations Vodhtlonal ud Moral Outdance ; August 20th, 9.00 a. m.; two hours. Onr Schools in Wu Time and After; Angnst 20th, 1.20 p. m.; two hours. Teaching Elementary School subjects; August 10th, 0 a. m.; two hours. These examinations are not for renewal of certificates named. Teachers who now hold first and second class certificates are expected to renew by completing at least five semester hoars of additional college work. If. u u Leonora, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cronin of Silver City, wu the hoateu at a p lessen: lawn party which wu given lut Tuesday afternoon, her tenth birthof the child's day. Twenty-si-x friends were present and thoroughly enjoyed the program of games and the luncheon which was served The lawn wu decorated for the occasion, patriotic colors being used. Leonora's present from her parents wu a kodak. TEACHERS MEETING. The first teachers meeting of the school year will he held fn the high school building in Eureka, Friday, Angnst 29th, at 10.20 a. m. The en-'lday will be spent in dlacusslng plane for the year's work, hence it is Important that every teacher be present. I. L. WILLIAMSON. Marks hospital. John took first money In a battle with typhoid fever and while the disease caused him to lose a lot of flesh he la now getting along fine and says he will soon regain hie health and strength. Albert Johnson, assistant to Agent Duggan at the Rio Grande depot, left daring the week for a vacation The Ford la la popularity Tin Ho tie. machine other , throughout same satlafactloa la wiater gives the aad eaauaer driving. It la going to be difficult to get all the Ford cars that wlU be needed during the remainder of the yenr bat we are able to take care of a few orders. CSoate e la at obccl TeU ua the style of book yon need and let as your order tor future delivery. Biggest Bargain ever offered These shoes are now priced from $&50 to $9.00. $4.95. For Saturday No Approvals or Exchange!. The south end of the Tintic District Is once more attracting quits a lot of attention and daring the put week a large number of new claims have been located, while the older properties are being restaked and titles investigated so that there will be no trespassing upon the rights of the' owners- of the old claims If the monsonlte la the source of the mineralisation to the north what can he expected la the south T How deep 'Is the sedimentary formation below the porphyry and why Int It as voluble for minthe ume formation to the ing northT With the exposure of the Mammoth limestone in one of the properties, two miles to the sonl't of Diamond, claim owners of south RADDATZ VISITS TINTIC. Tlntie should have another Inning, Manager E. J. Raddats of the Tin-ti-e and this time with sdentlfle math Standard mine returned to Salt ods and funds for deep work some BUICK CAB FOB SALE Lake yesterday after spending a few big producers should be opened. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Fuller left days In looking after hie mining enBuick roadster. Will he sold at on Thursday for a visit with Proto terprises in this district. Apply to very reasonable price. friends. Carl Hendrickson, Enreka, Utah. durSalt at was Hawe Lake Jesse Strong Scene In Cavalieri' ing the week, visiting for a few days Film At Crescent, Sunday. with Mrs. Goodman his mother-in-law- . ry which will be spent In Denver and In other Colorado cities. The young man was accompanied on the trip by his mother, Mrs. Peter A. Johnson, and It Is understood that they will be absent for abont a month. James Stanton will assist Agent Dnggan during Mr. Johnsons absence. The shaft of the North Standard Mining company la down a distance of about 460 feet, according to local people who have been ont to the property during the last few days. The shaft is now said catting the quartzite, capping which in the East Tintic section comes Just above the ore and-l- t Is barely possible hat the company will go only 60 or 100 feet farther before doing some drifting. The following paragraph doses a letter which was received this week along with a renewal- of subscription from one of our readers who is a former resident of Enreka: "My husband and 1 enjoy the Reporter almost as much as a letter from onr folks, as we And many items of Interest about our friends which we do not get in letters. I am sure that If the people of Enreka knew how much these Items meant, to their friends away they would be more anxious to have their social items in the paper. lljlff. re YOUR HOUSE worth more today than it was year ago. It would coat yon a lot more to rebuild It if the fire demon got It. ' SO why not Increase your Insurance T Some ue adding a third, others more. It Is the wise thing the safe thing to do. It takes only a little accident to. tarn the biggest house Into a pile of ruins IS M. A. McGhryital, Eureka Fin Insarance Automobile and At Tintic Merc, Stare flarnsa DRAYAGE or Eureka Coal & Feed Co. LINA CAVALIEUI AVocuu of hnpulso by Edward Jose, will be shown at the Crescent Theatre next Sunday. Thq scene alluded to le. one in which La Veccl" the character essayed by Mme. Cavalieri, faints In the arms of a scoundrel who seeks to kiss her. As he gloate over hie apparent conquest, a Creole girl creeps np behind him and etaha him to death, he and his unconscious victim La falling to the floor together. Veccl la accused of the crime, bnt acquitted and she finds happiness In the love of her husband, a Spanish ' nobleman, from whom she In es- tranged. The photoplay la an excellent one and the inpportlng players are of the highest merit They Include Gertrj rude Robinson, Raymond Bloomer, Robert Cain, Ida Waterman, Leslie A nstern and others. Crescent Theatre Binday. . ... i ANY NATURE DONE BY THE There are three things the public have a right to expect PROMPT ACTION. from ua. PROPER REGARD FOR THE PUBLICS INTERESTS. ECONOMIC AND EFFICIENT SERVICE. We are possible. sent system. an effort to give you the best service ua by suggesting reforms from our pre. WE TAKE ORDER8 FOR WINTER COAL PHONE 91 |