The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-02
MT. PLEAsANT SOCIETY.
(special Corresnondencs ,

Especial Correspondence
Mt. Pleasant, April 1.-The members of
Liberty Camp No. 455, Woodmen of the
World, of this city, entertained their
ladies and a number of friends at the
lodge room last evening. About 100 per-
sons We're present. The affair was al
together informal. During the arrival and
! reception of guests the card tables were
occupied in go-aS-you-p games for
about an hour. Afterwards a musical
programme consisting of the social song
by the camp, instrumental music by
Neighbors Maiben and Tout. Vocal selec-
ton, Letter Edged in Black" by Miss
Ida orneun; comic selection, Irish Chris
Cure by Neighbor NJ. A. Isaacs. occu-
pied a half hour. Following this pro
gramme Might've engaged the audience
most pleasantly for another hour. This
was one of the most enjoyable features
of the evening, some fifteen tables being
in the circle. The prize. a handsome silk
tie. was. won by August Wall and John
j. Woodring, afterwards being awarded
on q toss-up to Mr.. Wall. Farley p.
Christensen, the Salt Lake attorney, who
was present as an honored guest, and
Mrs. R. w: Livingston, by uneXcelled
skillful playing and poor. luck. managed
to secure the BOBBY. prize, which con-
sisted Of q. pair of "undressed kids
(dolls), the presentation of which brought
down the house. After participating in
the refreshments served the audience was
interested and instructed by a short adj
dress from Mr.. Christensen on the
beauties and benefits of Woodcraft-
A. Iundberg spent several days of the
week in Gunnison.
Professional business demanded DR..
Morrey's attention at Manti couple of
Gays 'AiS "eeA' @ q o
A. H. Maiben took couple of days for
the transactions of some business at
Provo.
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o. S. Anderson went to Grand Junction
early in the week.
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on Friday to remain indefinitely.
John Johansen finished his term of
school at Monticello. San Juan county,
and returned home this week.
Nephi Nyborg came home from a short
slap 1t Milford this week. He is inter-
ested in some mining property there.
Daniel Rasmussen. who has been at
Beaver all winter. teaching school, came
home this week.
Mrs. John ]. Watson came in from hex
the winter there with her husband. who
is proprietor of store and also post
master. AS the office is for the conven-
fence of the sheepmen who winter there
it viii be closed for the ensuing six
months.
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Guy Lewis of Richfeld, who is to be
cashier of the bank there when it opens
spent the week in this city. He has been
getting familiar with the duties of that
position by personal observation of the
methods employed by the efficient officers
of the Mt. Pleasant bank.
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The annual session of the Utah Presby-
terry and Teachers association will be
held this week in this city from the 9Th
to the 9Th inclusive Preparations have
been made to accommodate a large num-
Der of prominent church people of the
state.
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An addition has been made TO the So
ciety circle by the moving TO this city of
DR., H. " Cassaday of Ephraim.
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A. B. Waldeman was elected to repre-
sent the l. o. o. f. lodge of this city at
the session of the grand lodge in Salt
Lake on April 21-22. Thomas Brady is "a
representative also. he having held over
from last year.