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Show Huislt-Gilho- Star Theatre Wedding Pretty Affair ol Easy'fitting eol- - liimlnuy played appropriate plain HurlnK lh week were given vural enmlzeil at Ilia HI. Iui ricks Fuihullc it iiiiitiTH amt Mm. V. K. Runner. J. f I. Mr. by Lun-kau wedding In ,1 hun li. K. Muller nnd children of ! Mr. Eureka, Utah MrMInl-.nil Mr. J. InlHn-Hfo I oral people Flly were In Kureka on llurriM II. llolnii'M. many oilier renldeiil of llo alali. wllh friends. vlsliliiis a for Ml Mm. In TueaiUy Mr am! t hi it i. moiiy Joining TO NIGHT and FRIDAY Funnel ttl iIuiikIi-!iiImIi. liui.fyiiiooii Mlm Frunri-Mra. Kay I'lke of Cornish. I'lah, friend. home lo I r of Mr. anil Mm. F. K. Hulh ami ami will I1 ai 2 In Kureku durliiR the week veilwaa August Cth and 7th N Angeles. .'ll, at Mr. and Mra. Kdward Ilke. wllh IViini'lil A. lillhonl, of I.oh Angeles, Hriir AukumI worn ing a Miiart going TIi bride Cal., who la a uu of Mr. nml S.Mr. model in rlrli Conover of Salt Mra. William Falla. M D.jiiwuy null, a llruyere i. Gllhool, nf Sioux .mi.,1 brown. lianMla trimmed lavlalily Lake City waa In Pureka during the ilfiorati'il 'I li n n,e new iiiuniiir lon and llE of Mm week vialllng with church waa fllh'il wllh friend or I In will WriUMi of Iaion beige aalln. early part frlendu. mu young people whfii Ilia nuptial uiTHHorla In brown fom- waa started al about lil:3n orlork. Mulching Attend Mm Imglon Auxiliary Card chit traveling ault. I ha pli'lml Tim ceremony wan performed by Bllrt rH,reJ Imre, 1uriy at the Library building on Kal-- i t(l,rn asTjj lit v. John l. Lukbii. who waa rummeiuliig at whs gradualcd from Ilia I nlverliy tirduv afternoon, mImI fil by Father ilin1 or Trice ami of llm 2:30. completion of nali, following !Falln-I lit Rl. j Kennedy of Tooele. Joseph r roumis at Wouit-of All Niilliiiia Is a rich, with lmski-1pul Iilhd j,'n, Tinllf Hlah School of Arllatlr Huof wila and wi-rilled al fun rury, (lt young Willi Irriii' I mu ua. Km lurray, pink and wlillo xladloluH. j.iri-k,,Hrilng frlculH women. See ll nl bailie Sul urilay Ihe Star. IIih aa kuhIi uml THNliman, of chancel step InhiIm l.llyan ufll ,.IH R wide clrcl and Sunday. an nppropilalu prnarani of J(y 1, roiif.tiouL Flab Nisi Kparka, lUi.ny IliiMii ami ..Mina ruIIkti-iiiiuhIi- wua Rlyi-hy Mra. Iluiiml Kul-- 1 In tin runt. In n iiiiulur Mra. Lisle millnelon of from Tim bridal mi a van. bln hn, arrived In Kureka on Monday a aa proriMNionul l.ohi'iiRriii wua limd a few iluya visit with friends. far Mm ami liirahli'd llm arrival of Is a Kuetil of Miss Wamla Knoll. Slie indo-flral, niiim Thu hrlilul parly. ami t'ruwlny of Sail l.uki Cliy Waller Ileealey lri on Tuesday and V. IliiKlfy of Kuri-ka- . Wulli-fur Salt luikn, having been evening wii'i followiil hy llm brlilfhinnlils, riven a position as reporter on Ihe Mlsa and Mlsa liorolhy Thonipsoii Suit laike Telegram, lie majored In Hillll IliiNliy. and Mu malroii of JiMirnalitni at Mm Fnlverslty of honor, Mra. C. A. I'rollva. Ha me, where be wus graduated Noire waa Mlaa Thomphoii Im l spring. In u y.nwn of yriiii ihlffon, prlnri'aa ahadu aanm llm Mrs. O. II. Turner and Imr mother, alylo, wllh hut of wlillu MIhh and hllppora, Mrs. Tllock, were In Kureka durin friaki'd In Mn IlimhlHy waa allrai-ilvilweek, coming Imre for Ihe no HiiImIi C. pink rolorid ihirfon with hut and wedding nml Imlug TIii'hh two at-- I liarmonlzIiiK. llppi-rKiiesla al Ihe honiu of Mr. and Mrs. ! n da nla fiirrhil arms full of Korim Wlglon. ous Klud'.ol.iM nml rosea In hliiulinx Tim dance given ut Mm Finn Tin nml roll nf honor, Mra. MS IgT iihiiili'M, Ihd lust week for Mm Isiieflt of Mm nf lale Mlihlxun., roll, C, A. Irollva, of the late Mike Korn, was a won a pntoii inodi'l of powder Idim siiccera and those In charge of the iliirfon. with hut iiikI allppcra to a'fiilr whh In thank lhos who I niiitili, and nirrlfil perni-- t roM-- and Icinleil. Kalpli Whlleheud won the hulterfly awimlpiiis. Tim hrlili Mr. Cenon tho arm of her fullmr, llm off during the evening. raffled at mulu skinners SUlfcn rug Ilulah, ami wua very lovely in her tennial Kureku mine went oil strike Mis Helen Ileealey left this week, Vloniitd model weildliiK Rowii of winll I heir reiiii'Nl for a raise III a Oakland to resume her for new In Iha aullii Ivory plioaplmra wages wiis mil granted. They wurei a teaelmr of music In one duties of (he The dlaKuual moulded ailhouettn. he II g paid J2.7.r- uml asked for fll. bridal veil of filmy lull) waa nmdu The places of I hem men were, Junior high schools. Miss lleesley her vacation with her parents U In nip ahapo anil lla only IrlimninK promptly filled, according u,e waa liny oruiif;e blossoma, almpllilly mini- - foreman. The wage of muck- - 'n iiinrklnR llm rnllre all Ire. Tim al era, at that lime, wiis 92. 7R and Mm ur of Irarllve roaliinm of llm brldo waa Miss Dorothy Thompson, of Los fomiileled with u hii(iiet of ori'lilda, at Ihe Angeles, who was a guest rosea mnl llllea of Hie vallev. nf Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Hulsh fur home Mien mm the of Uuaih. fieorse Mra. llulali, mol Imr of Ihe bride. left oil Wednesday for niodel of benvlesl shareholders In Ihe Tintlc a week, wore a Louise where ahe will be the guest wus Salt out from Standard mine, hat nmldilnK wllli hilne ReorKidle of Mr. and Mra. Leslie Krerken for uml hIiihH. Mra. M. K, (illhoul. Lake hiiiI announced that a runt rad several and then return to her mother of the brlileRrooiii, wore a for certain development work had liome. day Imen awarded lo John Westerduhl, of lalel embroidery French niodel a who later hecume tlie superintendent brown allk chiffon with a cloae Thu members of the Womens of Mie mine. brown velvet bat. Keimfil Association met at the honu; The brldo waa met al l he altar by John Roundy and Joseph Wlrlh-li- n of Mrs. J. I. Fitzgerald lust week. Ihe brhlpftroom and lit beat man, regular order of business slated that plans had been made After the wax played, Mrs. Ceorge Kllmrt J. Heealey. 500" n for development campaign oil their won tho first prize and Mrs. During Mm ceremony Mra. V. K. North Colorado group of claims. O! Theresa Vlerlcl, second prize. The Father, sang "Hear Fa, nml Mra. Harold lloliuea, of Salt James Knowles, Mm master me- hostess served u delicious luncheon. Luke, rendered another vocal hum chanic, slated thill lhe Cciilennlal Rev. and Mra. William Frary and 1 . 99 O 1 Iwr. an Avo Marie. Kilwanl lion ner Kureka pumps were lining 1000 galson, Arthur, and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Violin solo. Mm a also water minute lons of from played per S Munscr and daughter of New York church level the left 2200 of Ihe mine. The deep The bridal parly Ihn strains of Ihe .Mendelssohn mining operations at dial mine last- City, returned to Kureka during the I Hint ever going to gd inacihil ed but a short lime as the flow nf curly part of the week after an exanil I am going lo rafa my hbls i,,1 wedding march and Immediately Mio a reeep-mwater gradually increased anil the tended aulo trip which took them ceremony large the Mime. Hlnii k my dail m)n ' lowing llm n home Ilulah at was of handling II became so great ihroii",h tlm stale of California and net given inollii'r mmle him marry her. Il In front of no further effort was inad to parts of Nevada and Idaho. In the Mial bridal he parly standing was helpIcwN, an iiiMirlage is llm lulier slate they enjoyed some goodi bunk wlio wauls to gd murrlisl, n bunk of piilnis and baskets of follow the ore below tho water level. fishing in Ihe vicinity of Gooding. In usHisled were flowers. They anyway? Thai's llm gangs Idea on Mm The from Cncle output July Mrs Mrs. Mr. and Ilulsh, Nh Mils Mrs. Stella Shea entertained the weekly laugh! reiving by Sum mine, twenty years ago. was fest, where you get a ilollaia worlli M. F. Cilhool and Miss Katherine members of the Monday Night twenty-twcarloads. This property, Manley. Tho serving Ublu In Mm of fuu fur your illme. Club at their weekly session, llridge Ihn also was worked May Duy. was being wllh dressed which dining room, the time 1ml spent In Maderla cover, waa cenlcred wllh a under the supervision of C. C. Crlg:s curds followedng pleasantly by a delicious lunch-- ! new a nnd of ore strike good fairly Shasta basket of delpheniuni, large eon. The high score prize was won daisies ami roses. Tall tapers was reported at Ihe May Day. hy Mrs. Frank llri.ikey. Those atwere nl ellher end. ri:HM.XKXT W.WIXM. The Sioux Cons., with W. D. Iatose tending were: Mrs. T. I). Sullivan, Mrs. Harold II. Holmes of Salt In waa drifting for the ore Mrs. Thomas McCormick. Mrs. WilMiss Sal Kvans of Salt Lake City laike had charge of Mm dining room on charge, Ihe 6U0 level. It was from Mm liam Treloar, Mrs. Frauk Garrlly, Is at Mrs. Nolans giving permanent anil was Issiled In serving by Ml level that the mine hud been Mrs. William Maxwell, Mrs. Marwaves, the Sommers Natural and Chailotle Johnson, Miss Noel Fitch. Mclolln and Mrs. Frank producing. garet Mm Virgin Coiffure, the latter being' Miss Mlsa Marie Marie lliglln, Krlskey. llm newest wave out ask about It. Thompson, Miss ltuth Kellar, Mrs. Samuel McIntyre and Hans J. The "Milky Way facial Is Alan ilke, Mra. Imonard Davis, Mrs. Hassell were busy with the develTim hallle cry of Flagg and Quirt: milage Ihe latest method. Kxperl finger' J. C. MdSiuley, Mrs. Jerry Itnaaett, opment of their lurge dry farm In "Get your dame." See "Women of for appolnl Mrs. M. V. Hansen, Miss Mary Ryan Ihe West Tintlc seel ion George M. All Niilinns," at the Star Theatre, waving, riione 97-inenls. Mrs. Nolan. During the reception Mrs. (1. C. Haves and Lon Merrlinan were pre- Sal unlay and Sumlay. paring to prosper! claims In Mm A Rathing Dvauty will be Ore shipments for Canyon. Ihe week from Tintlc amounted to held at Ihe Star Theatre. Monday 167 carloads wllh the Centennial night at which two local girls will Kureka, Iron lUossom, Dragon and be chosen to represent Kureku In the Rathing Ilcauty (and Central nt at the top of the Rocky Mountain Contest, to lie held at Saltalr August 111. 19th. In which girls from Montana. An ussessiaenl of 91.r each was Wyoming, Idaho, Nevada and levied on Tintlc Duck Club members will participate. The winner ofrtuh Hie Mm money wua being used to nmln event gets a cash of ink a will at the club house on the 973.00 and a chance for aprizemovie ouMi shore of I'lali Lake. icreen test. . Kk-l.'.f- SmarUooking f, , l liiipri-Nhlv- 1 Iwi-illoi- pri-llllj- Thrift-priced- i. 1 ! SHOES r -' : r . - a 1 - inn Child's Oxford Sport' oxfwU for For Lhtto Girls I lii-n- Dainty patent leather dipper double sole. with Im-aiellu- , boy. ffjassLssfw long-weari- Siam 12 to 2 1.79 Sizes tVt to llVi Sizes 3J4 to 8 Ji-rr- r She 12 to 2 jfl.29 "Hi" ASK TOR Cradle Foot, Fall Colors New All Silk I!cse, Full-Fashione- iiiiili-hln- 79c . .. . I 111 a l Dots' Oxfords al-- a I Mode for hard wear. Trcmen-avmgBlack; welt ioh Square Toe d sl A smart iris. slipper for growing Patent leather with guu-Bactrimming. - tal $49 ..., 9 to 12 12Hto2 e.4 $2.98 RAYON ANKLETS, All Sizes For Kisses and Women For Boys . 179 19c Fancy Socks Cop-pert- f239 o3J4..v. 19c . . flt-lln- Tax-tleto- OCnOOl n Vyllt fol-il- o y BOYS 9 to 12 I to SHOES 12i, to 2 $1.39 A Real Service Shoe, 2 o SCOUT $1.59 . 5 $1.79 " , 41-- 0 . ! Sau-iiiqui- Sports Gcaartneoo of Oovfsssl Parchment elk trimmed with brown eIk vamp for coolness . . composition rubber sole. rrted n e a n a 5. IPeopiey (S. J.DEPARTMENT 0 T l i i:n -- Chief Trank was tralnins The members of the Degree or i group of Kureka firemen for the Honor held their regular meeting on tournament to he held at Provo. Tuesday evening and following the work cards were enjoyed Alex Met lirysial succeeded Frank regular a 'tliontx as nianager Merc. More. Wliollicr your iirintiuj; jolt is luifn or siiiull wo cun print it ami do tbo job right at tho right prices. PHONE 36 UREKA REPORTER of and delicious luncheon served. the Tintir Mrs. Henry Runnells was the high Uv J eureka O R E UTAH A Clear Skin and a Strong Body depend upon New Strength in the Blood score winner at cards. The next meet tug of ihe order will be held on the evening of September 1st nml all members are urgently ami Le the envy of others . . . S,lrf.Piw to be present as buines ofrequested . . . fec Utter I Blood is Lift I Build import- look Cecelia Duron, Nellie Conk, Versa ance wilt come up for ronsideration. will come Sturdy Mrly.r.s. Anna Strang. iVk. cqUt CS31UjU!!aa Lnow iVputy Sheriff James Simpson "t a fact prove it youraclf. You, too will young son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Cits Kly , Nevada, was in Kureka duriu our fuod Kartell pounded a giant cap with n the early part of Mm week. He was njcy .have firmer flesh . . . sieep sounder jour nerve w,.l U calmer . . . your akin will clear accompanied by ll. C. Kyre of lock and was severely injured. MlnersvIUe. lleavcr countv. The !? 1 a. SfNrtcr resistance to infection men are on the trail of two persons an be" bhod dicin4. 'V, w'ho broke into a ranch house near h f rehly . medicinal roots and gathered Kly and made away with a lot of f,om Mother Nature L1 7a valuable property. t Fp to the work safely uLtr ovcr AS? Ye.r man who ent time the culprits have The lnen Nake a note of you con Vi,w J A clear. hut Is It apprehended then uiiderstoml lakes an umbrella to that compare the diffi erence akin are in hiding some place iu lx to eight week hence. they It church and lean Juab county and the search for them maktt you feel like yourtelf again. more newt out In the vestibule is continuing. Juuh countys sheriff ha got true friend. force I axeietlng In the hunt. 1ythlan Sisters lodge InsiuUed lew officers, the notice containing mil names as: Fanny Firth, Marie Mourley, Ada Fullmer, Clara Hurd rVr,U $ ... eftS&qe.yaxr I i pre-no- y-- 5.5. itrtr sS$ Purifies andEnriches theHoo Hi1 KB0i Good DO(rCxl |
