The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-23
RICHFIELD SOCIETY.
fSpecial Correspondence.)

.he teachers at the Wasatch academy at
Mt. Pleasant during the past school year,
spent several days in this city, the guest
of Miss Maud Bolitho, one of the students
at the academy.
II. C. Jex of the firm of Jex & Son COM
pany of Spanish Fork, who have supplied
building material for the tabernacle. was
in town last week looking after the inter
ests of his firm.
Misses Nettie and Birdie Thompson and
Miss jamie Munson of Marysvale. visited
friends in Richfield last week
Miss Violet Rex and Mrs Albert Crozier
of Salina, visited with friends here last
Saturday and Sunday.
Hon. w II. King was in the city Satur
day and Sunday giving attention TO legal
matters. and went up to Marysvale to
look after some mining interests
Niels Hansen and wife of Manti were
among the Richfield visitors during the
past week.
Peter Johnson of Glenwood, who has
been disabled for soTre time owing TO a
bad cut in one foot. was in Richtield last
week for the first time since the accident
Mr.. and Mrs. James Long and daughter
were down from Gold Mountain during
the week.
A minstrel SnOW tilut<tNoiNo ~ shbbAf1NN
a crowd Saturday, but owing to no pre-
Vious announcement, a very slim house
greeted the company.
The people of Sewer county are to be
presented with their first circus today
Campbell Bros. outfit has arrived and IS
being set for a couple OF performances
A marriage license was granted Mon
day 10 Ellis Bennett of Provo and Geneva
Oroff of Minersville. The ceremony was
performed by Clerk Hayes.
Mrs. Abraham Johnson of Mt. Pleasant
visited with relatives last week.
William Johnson returned to Gold Noun
tain "Wednesday. He will return later
with his family to take possession Of the
Outzen house, which he has just pur-
chased.
Jacob Basin and Gustin Basin of Loa.
the former president of Wayne stake, and
Mrs. Sarah Ackersley OF the same place.
visited the family of John Lund last
week. They were Utah pioneers to-
gether.
J. A TAYLOR the Fremont. Wayne coun-
" merchant, was in Richfield this week
on business
Miss Julia Hansen of Fremont visited
with Miss Stena Lund this week
Mrs. ]. H EversalI has returned to Salt
Lake after a weeks visit here
Miss Nora Williams started for Salt
Lake today on her way to her home in
California. She has been in Utah three
years.
DR. G. H Herbert has gone TO Beaver
TO look after some business matters The
doctor used to reside and practice in
Beaver.
Miss Eunice Sinars returned to Salt
Lake yesterday after pleasant VISIT with
relatives here.
]. HN Martensen started yesterday for
Council Bluffs, Ia, after a visit TO reIa-
tives here and his first trip to utah- he
is much pleased with his visit
Jesse Bean and Lew Jensen came home
last evening after an absence OF couple
of months in Salt Lake, Mr. Bean was a
member of TOrrey's riders, with Burton
Morris, who was murdered by BenDrook,
and had made arrangements 10 go 10
work in the employ Of the florist. when
the tragedy occurred.
Mr.. Dougal. son of the superintendent
of the Deseret Telegraph company, Is IN
Richfeld.
Allen Montgomery and wife, Misses
Martha and Daisy Montgomery and KIP
pley johnson start this morning on d
weeks outing at Fish lake.
President Seegmiller, wife and smaller
children started this morning for F1sh
lake 10 attend the joint conference OF
Sewer and Wayne stakes, and incident
ally have an outing
:.
Among the prominent church omclals
Who we're present al the dedication eXer-
cises were Presidents Snow, Smith and
cannon and their wives. Apostles F. d.
Richards and wife. Anthem Lund Kruger
ton. LIE Roi c. Snow and Arthur Winter.
President Canute Peterson of Sanpete
stake, President Jacob Basin OF WAYNE
stake President McAllister Of the Manti
temple. Bishop c. a. Madsen of Gunnison,
and the bishops of the various wards OF
Sewer stake.
7 II. Bowman. the tabernacle con-
tractor, and two sons, who have been EN-
ployed on the building, have returned to
Provo.