The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-21

Lake last week, where he had been on
business connected with his father 5
interests in the Deseret National and
L tab Commercial 81 Savings banks.
Mrs. Margaret Anderson of Redmond
is in Richfield visiting her parents.
J. a Harris was down from Marysvale
this week Mr.. Harris practices law al
Monroe, but has ranch near Marysvale
and divides his time between the two
places.
Mel NJ. Madsen of the Madsen & Sons
mercantile house of Mt. Pleasant, who Is
row rustling wool. visited Richfield and
other Sewer county towns this week and
secured several carloads
Miss Pearl Alfred of Spring City is at
tending the Deseret telegraph line mere
while Miss Taylor. the operator, enjoys
q short rest.
Twins Were born on the 10th inst to
the wife of L. z. Christensen. and both
are doing nicely.
P; c Christensen, the Moroni merchant
and lumberman. was in Richield this
week on a business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lammersdorf are
prepared to move today to the Sewer
mine, in Gold Mountain. for the summer.
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George H Crosby. jr., editor Of the
late Censor, is over from Torrey, Wayne
county. Mr.. Crosby is now proprietor of
the Bench Exchange. d new mercantile
house started at Torrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Heppler went 70
visit relatives, while Mr. Heppler attend
ed u business and social gathering of the
representatives of the New York Life
Insurance company at Salt Lake.
A. H. Kelly of Kelly & Co. of Salt
Lake was in Richfield Wednesday on
business.
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resort, was in town Saturday and Sun
day arranging for an excursion and mu-
sic.
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, n. w. Anderson of Manti is doing bust
ness in this city this week.
a. p. Rasmussen has returned from his
trip to Colorado and New Mexico. where
he went a few weeks ago looking for
new location. He did not find anything
that suited him better than Sewer.
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Mrs. Clayt Gannett was down from
Marysvale on couple of. Gays visit this
week.
Mrs. John J. Toronto returned to Salt
Lake Saturday, after visit of a couDle
IF weeks with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
". H. Seegmiller.
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Max Krath made a trip to Marysvale
w F; Knox. Beaver attorney, was in
Richfield last week attending to some
business before the district court
Mrs. ]. H. Eversoll leaves Sunday for
Salt Lake, where she intends to reside
this summer. Mr.. Eversoll will remain
and conduct his mercantile establishments
W. L, Cook, official stenographer for the
Fifth district, returned to Nephi Sunday.
y marriage license was granted Mon
day TO James Mansen and Lottie Lison-
bee of Monroe. Mr. Manson is one of the
returned volunteers from California, and
the bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs:
II. +. Lisonbee. They We're married at
the Manti temple Wednesday.
Miss Laura Geertson, who has been
teaching the seventh grade of the dis
trict school during the past year. left
for Salt Lake last Saturday. After a
visit there she will return TO her home
at Salmon City, Ida.
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The commencement exercises of the
graduates of the public schools of the
county. to be held at the opera house
here this evening, promises to be very
interesting affair. Every graduating class
VII be represented. and large crowd of
NlSilOTS Is tAptCttN
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Judge E. V. Higgins of Nephi returned
home this morning after occupying Judge
McCarty's bencA nine days and disposing
of some very important cases.
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Alfred II. Robinson, the returned SER
geant from Manila, arrived at his home
in Monroe last evening and was rendered
an enthusiastic reception by the people.
a long procession of carriages met him
at the depot at Elsinore, and he was
greeted with hearty cheers. and MANY
tears were shed in happy greeting. The
band enlivened the occasion with patriotic
airs.
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II. c. CART, one of the promoters of the
proposed electric plant, has returned to
Ogden to complete the subscription of
capital stock TO the company. He will
return soon and inaugurate the work of
erecting the plant.
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Gideon Snyder returned to Salt Lake
this morning after a two days visit with
friends here.