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Show Pace! Friday, June 25, 1920. EUREKA REPORTER Eureka Personals and Social Evenks R. V. 8mlth hu returned to Eureka after a few month! absence. Bert Blades, minim machinery salesman, waa in the dlatrlet during the praaent week. M. C. Mero returned to Salt Lake on Thuraday after apendim aereral daya in Eureka, looking after hia real eaUte interests. John Taylor left on Thuraday for Salt Lake, being called there on bualneaa for the Copper Leaf Minim Jack Plckford in a human interest picture at the Star Wednesday. Mrs. Joseph Kendall and children are visiting relatives and friends at Balt Lake City. company, Ed Oatler'a big auto hack took a party of Eureka people to Caatilla Sprlnga iaat Sunday night. After bathing in the outdoor pool and enjoying a luncheon the party returned, reaching home in the early hour of the morning. William H. Evans, the atate bank examiner, waa stricken with appen-dicltia few days ago. An op .ration was performed and Mr Evana is reported to be well along toward Mr. Evan 'a a complete recovery. a former Tlntlc resident. July 10th is the date on which the Dempsey aerial will be started' in Eureka. Manager Lindsay haa secured a couple of strong comedy programs to bridge over the period between the close of the present aerial and the new one which has been booked. Remember there is a rattling good program awaiting you every Saturday night at the Crescent Theatre. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Hensel will go to Salt Lake next Sunday to meet their son, George, who for the past six yeara has been attending school in California. The yonng man spent two yeara in studying medicine at Stanford and the past four yeara at the University of California.' 8ince the close of school a few weeks ago he has been engaged in hospital work, relieving a friend. The younger Dr. Hensel will finish his medical course in one more year when he can hang out his shingle as a physician and surgeon. Mary Frances, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garrity, entertained a number of her lltfie friends on Monday afternoon, the party being given in honor V)f Aer third birthday. There was a pogram of games and music and taff a nice luncheon, those present weft: Margaret Mary Barnard, Inex Lindsay, Patricia June Downey, Genevieve Bonner, Wrlde, Anna Taylor, Darlene Kruse, Merle Gear, Nellie Muncaster, Marguuerite Beck, Elnora Coleman, Audery JSottrell, Barbara Green, Margaret Ostrander, Helen Shea and Gertrude McDonald. towns. Mrs. Alice A. Special 4th of July Sale . t -- and Reynolds Charles Brewer, well known Silver City people, were united in marriage at Balt Lake last week. Mrs. Bert' Btapley returned to Mammoth late last week after visiting with friends in Utah county Mr. and Mrs. P, C, Hood and daughter, Lafawn, Edward Ryan and H. J. Hood spent the latter part of last week at Castilla Springs. Jack Plckford in Bill Apperaons Boy" at the Star Theatre on Wednesday. A picture that you will enjoy. Miss Ella Patten spent the' past week visiting at Payson with her sisters, Mrs. Trank McClellan of Payson and Mrs. Orville Allred of Blackfoot, Idaho. William, Stapley and Walter Harrison, who arb attending the B. T. U. at Provo, spent the Utter part of last week at Knightville with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Her , ; rigojj' Patent Leather Low Shoes. A CUT PRICE SALE ESPECIALLY FEATURING A RENOWNED EASTERN MAM OF HIGH QUALITY FOOTWEAR FOR WOMEN. Albert Peterson and family spent The atudenU of the M. E. Church Sunday at the Mt. Nebo reservljr. are requested to meet at the church They were after bass but sUta that the flrhlng is poor at that place. Dont forget the Concert at the Canyon. The trip which waa planned L. D. S. Church, June 25th at Ijfor Castilla Springs haa been Admission adults 25 cents, poned until a later date, THREE HUNDRED FAIR OF children 15 cents. M1 Btelu Walters, formerly of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Noel and Silver City, waa Joined in marriage THE SEASON'S SMARTEST daughter have been visiting with. last week to Arthur Molyneaux of relatives and other friends in the Eureka, the ceremony taking place MODES northern part of the sUte for the at Provo. The young people will make their home in Eureka followpast week. LEATHER, PUMPS, TIES ' Mrs. Edward Shaw and children; ing their honeymoon. of Bingham will arrive in Eureka The proprietors of the U. 8. Candy AND OXFORDS. soon and will visit for several days establishment, located in Nick with Mrs. Shaws parents, Mr. and Schmeiders new building, are makMrs. Wllman Carter. ing an effort to get the place ready Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Burton and for a formal opening on July 1st. baby, Mrs. Luke Robinson, Miss The fixtures are now being put into Pearl Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. G. position and the new store will preB. Lubeck spent Saturday and Sun- sent a very pleasing apprearanee. 811 Patent Leather Pump, 831 Patent Leather Oxford, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore ' Fullmer day at Saratoga Springs, returning home on Sunday evening. Tuned Sole with Buckles, left on Thursday for the coast Turned Sole, Louis Heel, Jack Plckford in Bill Appersons where they will spend the next four Louis Heel. $10.00 Value ... $6.95 .. $7.65 312.00 Value Boy at the "Star Theatre on Wed- or five weeks taking in the sights of nesday. A picture that you will en- California and visiting with their 823 Patent Leather Pump, sons at Oakland. Mr. Fullmer ex- joy. 10 Tuned Sole with Buckles, pect' n: The path of the man who likes a w thV licker little $6.35 Louis Heel $10.00 Value is becoming more T.en,on whlch atate' rough and stony with each succeed- Miss Katie Baxelby of Salt Lake ing month. Now comes the news that the stores must watch their extract City returned to her home on Mon- sales and in the event they sell ex- day after spending a week in Knighttracts for beverage purposes they ville visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John will be prosecuted. Being forced to Harrison. She was accompanied to give up whiskey the drinking popu- the, capital by Miss Louie Harrisdn, " , i lation took to extracts and with ex- who will spend a month there. Mlsa J tracts off the market there will be Baxelby recently returned to Utah ACTUAL $5.00 $6.00 VALUES SALE PRICED AT $340. after filling a two years mission in . nothing but hair tonic left. 9 L. D. 8. Church. Miss, Amelia Schlecht, who has England for the of Fine Woven Sea Island Canvas Pnmps. Some have large models on which is the date 10th been attending the Catholic College July Stylish at Notre Dame, Indiana, is at her the Dempsey serial will be started Heels. Price Louis all $3.50. Buckles, home here for the summer vacation. in Eureka. Manager Lindsay has The young lady, who is a daughter secured a couple of strong comedy All other Leather Pumps, Oxfords and White of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schlecht, has programs to bridge over the period made excellent progress With her between the close of the present Canvas Pnmps and Shoes reduced for this Sale. studies during the past six months. serial and. the new one which has It was the excellent work which she been booked. Remember there is a MM $m at the , St. Marys rattling good program awaiting yon accomplished Academy at Salt Lake which won every Saturday night at the Crescent Theatre. her a scholarship at Notre Dame. A wise old guy is this McAddo. He The Jass artists, who conducted a dance at the- - Elks Pavilion on Mon- got out of the cabinet at the right day night, tried to slip one over on time, then he left some one else to the Elks lodge, departing from the untangle the mess which he made camp 'with money which did not be- of the railroads and now with the Womans Love Seen long to them. H. E. Wall, who man- opportunity of getting the DemoAs A Strange Thing ages the pavilion business, located cratic nomination for president he the musicians at Spanish Fork and is wise enough to know that he o never could be elected and so he no fact The that there is explana- when they refused to settle he refuses the nomination. He haa caused a to warrant be issued. tion of a womans love forms one of LEATHEBWOOD A CANDIDATE. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sheriff Martin went after the leader almost intelligence enough to entitle TO MEET THE SILVER SLUMP. the elements in Vltagraphs new o to some an in honorable him was place of who the forced not band Jazs In Honor's Web. This proE. O. Leatherwood, former disother party. Sealed proposals will be received At a conference of Wcatcrn silver trict duction, with Harry T. Morey as only to dig up the money but court attorney of the Third Judicial at the office in' San costs as well. called of the Board of Fduca-tlo- n o and refiners, producers will be shown at the star, Crescent District, yesterday announced hia of Tintlc School District, EureMiss Isabella Harvellle, of Salt SEE YOURSELF ON THE SCREEN. Francisco by Director Baker of the, candidacy for congressman on tho Theatre on Sunday. ka, Utah, by the said board until United States Mint, for tbe discussion Mr. Morey plays the role of Frank Lake, who has been visiting with Dr. Republican ticket Mr. Leatherwood 2.20 the recent elnmp in silver, Baker haa of p. m. on Saturday, July 10th, a Mrs. Steele He Tintlc and Powell, wealthy manufacturer. W. A. Wallace, a photographer Bailey at the been prominent in Republican Hospital at Mammoth, will give who has taken pictures from Canada said that, in accordance with the gffairs in Utah for several yeara 1020, for the general contract and plumbing and heating contract for swimming instructions at the pool to Florida and from the Atlantic to Pittman bill, the mints are willing to past the erection of n domestic rimet near the Chief Conn mine and those the Pacific, will visit your home in purchase silver ' produced , in the school building at Eureka, Utah, .who desire to learn to swim should the near future. He will take your United Btatea at 1.00 per onnee np M. E. CHURCH. according to the plana and aped fieither phone her or call at the pool babys picture free of charge and a 207,000,000 ounces per year. Sunday 8chool at 10 a. m. Preach- ctions on Saturday morning, next, at 10 beautiful slide will be made from the prepared by Scott and Welsh, The most Important matter to baj 2 11 m. a. services at EvOnlng Dooly Building. Salt Lake City, Utah. oclock. Miss Harvellle is an expert picture, this will be shown on the settled in order to put this plan ing oclock. Parable study, Prodigal Instructions to bidden, drawings swimmer and is well able to teach screen of the local theatre on a date Into full operation, according to Bon. All cordially invited. and specifications will be on file the young people of Eureka. Such which will be announced later. Baker, la tbe adoption of n satiswith tbe Clerk of the Tin tie School an opportunity should not be overfactory form of negotiable affidavit Watch for this announcement Board daring the ten daya proceedbullion. looked. 'to of nil bars accompany THE HYPNOTIC EYE 0 ing the opening of bids, or individual be to is Tbia tbe affidavit accepted Melvin Shriver, who during the OF CARPENT1ER copies may be obtained from the evidence of the American origin and past school year has been attending Architects by depositing f 10.01' for offered for metal of reduction the the University of Pennsylvania, i the return of the same. turned to Eureka during the week Each proposal must be accompanifor the The negotiabilnecessity and will spend the summer months ed with n certified check for five (5) of and of tho the affidavit right ity with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, percent of the amount of tbe bid producers to dispose of their" bullion F. Shriver. The young made payable to the Board of EducaLOST ISO Liberty bond of. 2nd is- to bunkers was emphasised by splendid ability as a baseball player tion of the Tlatle School District. sue. Reward for return to William Thomas M. Patterson, vice president attracted the attention of those havA contract bond of the fall nmonnt Button, Eureka, Utah. Bank. National MercanUle of tbe ing charge of the university's FOR RENT 7 rodhi furnished of the contract with satisfactory affidavit To draft the proper sureties will be required. falls in love with the sister of the sports and easily won for him a These tbe office. Baker at Director this form house, appointed apply place on the team which played sealed proposals will be opened and governor's wife. The caprldousneks other following committee: Frank Man-eoWANTED Home for two ages hoys, teams. eastern university rend In public in the office of the of womans affections appears in Thomas M. Patterson, E. B. and 7 years. Would like to Board at 2.20 p. m., July 10th, 1020. the loves of both these women. John Pilills, Greek miner, who C. Klrchen and John Branden, with them where place family The Board reserves the right to The younger sister seems to avoid used a pocket knife on a fellow : M. Reeves. they can be properly cared for at Henry the attentions of the strong, fine countryman last week, is still being accept or reject any pr nil bids. o the expense of their father. If .inBy order of the Board of Educacharacter, Frank, and to fasten her held at the county Jail in this city. terested phone or call at Reporter LEE THORNE SERIOUSLY II L. tion of Tlntie School District. affections npon the weak young It is understood that mills ran office for particulars. -o brother of the manufacturer. Mean- amuck after drinking wood alcohol, CAHRLE8 ZABRIBKIE, ' SALE Woodstock FOR Typewhile the governors wife, for some Hoffman drops, or some other dope received n Clerk of the Board of Education, has Beck stead Frank writer, Model 4, in good condition. unaccountable reason, finds fascina- and that there was not the slightest Tintlc School District. is Lee who from letter Thorne, quite n new See Tintlc Garrison at American photograph-takeFrank the This tion in Rodney Foster, a worthless, provocation for the attack which he Eureka, Utah. Col. Mr. of tho French heavyweight Hotel. seriously ill at Mohument, made on the other man, who was scoundrelly social pafasite. Jane 25, 1220.) shown (First pub. Georges champ, Carpontier, 1 Eureka Universal meat chop- Thorne wishes to thank his But, whereas the capriciousness of standing in front of one of the busi- FOR SALE beat perhaps what ia called hia per, Just the right size for large friends for assistance given nim and these two women rule them at first, ness houses at the time. Pilills has is hypnotic eye. Carpentier BUICX CAR FOR BALE. credited with daring his opponent in the end true love overcomes the shown signs of Insanity since his family or boarding bouse, also says that he maywnbmlt to an operawhims of fascination, and later arrest but the county physician, Dr. "one barref spray outfit. Kasper tion. At present he is making hia through his Intense gnat. Car-pe- n tier's manager is shewn whisKratser, Upper Main Street, near Will aril Big Six Buiek ear at they see where their real destiny Steele Bailey, Jr., who is attending 2 home on n ranch, belonging to one pering instructions to him. Carwater tank. lien In Honors Web is a picture him, believes that he will soon be in meets bargain price, or will trade for pentier Lavtnsky Battling with strong emotions and a smash- normal condition. The man he stab- ROOM FOR RENT Upper Lead-vil- ie of his relatives, and while he feels ia New Jersey early in October la mailer ear. Apply to William ButRow. Call 1S9J. some better hia condition is serious. his first American appearance. bed was but slightly Injured. ing big climax. ton. Eureka, Utah. . poet-ocloc- k. I ea j IN PATENT r ed jP60?0 Mens White Colonial Pumps full-fledg- ed wd i Qmtic Mercantile Company pio-tur- e, . . : Brief Local Ads mans . n, - - 0 ClCWES-OTCUTf- teS -- A HOME SWEET HOME Ol CLOTHES TOW.' cianies." CoPPR.,( Bs!! |