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Show Pm 8 Friday, August 23, 1221. Enraka Loads and Peraonalf. ' J. William Harris of Provo was in Tiatle during thi week, looking tar bnainam matter and irzrzrzrzrzrzTiisrzrzrzj f t r al- visiting witk relatives. Hr. and Hra. William Hathovs returned home last week after spending a few weeks visiting tie formers relatives in Wyoming. Cake and candy sale at tke J. C. Penney store on Saturday afternoon, commencing at I p. m. Under the auspices of the Ladies Guild of the St. Andrews Church. Hev. Killeen, former pastor of the local Catholic Church, is still in a very serious condition at Ogden and it is feared that he cannot recover. He is being cared for at the Saerad Heart Academy.. Hrs. William Nell of Park City was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John accomMorley during the week and Proto a on trip panied the Horleys vo m Tuesday, where the circus was attended. John J. Hannifin returned on Wednesday after a weeks absence. He attended the state firemens convention at Midvale and then vial tel Mrs. Hannifin accom Salt panied her husband on the trip. Dr. and Mrs. Steele Bailey, Dr and Mrs. L. E. Pierce, Mr. and Mrs.' John MlkeseU, Miss Ada" Longley and Charles Ward motored to the McIntyre ranch at Cherry Creek where they spent Saturday and Sunday. A Jolly time was reported by all. Norman and Jensens Main street building, erected on their lot opposite the city hall, will soon be completed. The work is being handled by Jesse Mathews and Arthur Hanks, local carpenters, and the building will present an attractive appearance. e, Miss Bulkier, of the local who la secretary for the civil service, will conduct an examination in Eureka on Saturday and applt-- . cants for the office of postmaster in some of the small cities of Beaver and Millard counties will likely come for the purpose of taking thh here ' examination. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Nesblt, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bonner, Mr. and Mrs.' N. A. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Barnard, Mrs. Mary Bonner, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Bonner and Miss Elisa Bonner were among the Eureka people who attended the evening performance of the circus at Provo on ' Tuesday. County surveyor Carter and County Assessor Jackman were in Tintic late last week and made a trip over the new Untie Valley auto road. Mr. Carter will get out a set of figures and specifications which will be required before the Contract can be awarded for surfacing the road with gravel. Three application have been sent in from Eureka for the office of postmaster, being those of Frank Beasley, the present Incumbent of the office, Edward Fox and Ernest Boyne. The time for sending in applications expired yesterday and It is understood that the selection of a postmaster from the three applications which have already been forwarded to Washington will be taken up within a few weeks. The annual August Picnic of the M. I. A. of Tin tic Stake will be held in Goshen Saturday evening. Cars will leave the L. D. S. Church in'Ett-rek- a at p. m. This is the last event, of the M. L A. summer work 'ae a whole stake and everybody is invited to make it a festival. There will be community singing, concert program, music, etc., on the lawn and a big "watermelon bust," after which all will adjourn to the dance hall. Apply to Alvin Wallace or Lee Christensen for Information i post-offic- Capyiighi m Hart kfcedncr ft Mm rj rj i! - i ill . Get the boys ready for school M $ H - gardlng transportation. and eat melon. . Lets go . " This the time to do it; and this store is the place to do it is - Delta but that many tourists take other roads' out of Delta, being of the opinion, that the road through the Tintle Valley is in bad shape. At Ely Mr. Ryan visited with his brother, George H. Ryan, and his mother, Mrs. Mary Ryan. George Ryan Is engaged in. leasing in the vicinity of Ely and has some valuable mineral holdings. The George Castleton and Joeeph Farr an families of Eureka had a very trying experience in Salt Creek Canyon, piepfr Nephi, last Sunday. They wehtthere to fish, drove the two earspff the main highway and down into a shady hollow where the rain caught them and made it impossible to get the cars back onto the road. After working for an hour or two the members of the two fishing parties gave up and spent the night In the cars. When daylight came they secured help and after the cars were pulled back to the road the return Journey was made without mishap but It was a tired bunch of fishermen, fisherwomen and that pulled into Eureka oU Monday morning. Castleton and Fuyren say they will hereafter keep to the beaten trails when they go , touring. en il - ri & t We can save money for you on suits and 'overcoats. Not on the first price perhaps; our prices may not be as low as soihe. But ; our clothes are better; they wear longer; they still look good and stylish when cheaper suits are in the ragbag. . ' y - Neckwear "s j f Waists Shirts N k - ' Arch Ryan, formerly of Eureka and now with the U. 8. Geological Surrey, was in town for a short time on Wednesday. He drove through by auto from Ely, Nevada, using the Grand Central Highway, and says that this road is in better shape than it was a month or two ago, recent rains having Improved it some. Mr. Ryan says that the road - is used quite extensively between Ely and w 4 , . - t Shoes Everything in furnishings here for the boy was chosen' with the same care as those things we have -- ; A1'.' : Underwear rj Hats : selected for father.' Hosiery i Caps ; ' V I? j ai! 1 F. 1 i i t'j rV - rj I' rj I |
