The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-04

Miss Effie Coffin and Mr.. c. l.. John
son of Downey. Ida. were here on q visit
this week. They returned home on Thurs
day.
EPHRAIM SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence
Ephraim, June 2EGeorge Quinn and
wife have been visiting in Salt Lake City
this week.
Miss Lbbie Anderson OF Fountain
Green was a visitor in this city the first
of the week.
N. P. Sorensen and family. formerly
residents of this city. but now OF Center
field. are visiting relatives and friends
here
Alma soderburg went to Salt Lake City
Monday.
been visiting relatives here for the past
two weeks returned to her homo Satur-
day.
Rev. John NJ. Hansen went to Richfield
Saturday to take part in the memorial
services held in the Methodist church in
that city.
s. ]. Johnson is in Salt Lake City this
week
Simon T. Beck, one of Spring Citv's
leading citizens. was in town Friday.
Ole ]. Jacobsen went to Salt Lake City
o 9 o
I. ]. johnson visited Sterling Tuesday.
O. @ @
Lawrence Nelson and wife Of Mt
Pleasant were in town Yesterday.
The Misses Nora and Emma Jensen of
Elsinore, who have been visiting relatives
and friends here for some weeks, returned
to Elsinore Monday:
Martin Christensen. Orson Dorius and
John Thompson returned from Juao Sun
day.
DR.. o. C. Nelson and wife returned
from their trip through the southern part
of the state the last of the week DR..
Nelson will return to Salina for a couple
of weeks after which he intends to per-
manently locate here.
Ole X Olsen, manager of the Junction
Coop. visited the state capital this week.
Mayor James P. Hansen. City Marshal
David n. Beal and Justice James p.
Christensen were Manti visitors Monday.
E. P. Thomander went out to Sterling
Monday.
William Bawden. jr;, and wife and
here this week.
D. B. Funk of Sterling was in town
Wednesday.
Miss Neuta Dorius is visiting friends in
Salt Lake City.
Ray Lund. left for his home in Salt
Lake City Saturday. He will be missed
by a host of friends in this city.
Miss Rhoda Larsen was pleasantly sur
prised by number of her young friends
Thursday evening. They brought with
them bountiful supply of good things
to eat. and enjoyed a nice luncheon dur,
ing the evening. Music and games added
to the evenings pleasures. All the little
folks who attended. report very enjoy
able time.
day in which Ezra Madsen, one of the
leading young men of this place. and Miss
Ethel NJ. Funk, one of Sterling'S popular
ties. Mr.. Madsen and wife will leave
Sterling for a trip to California They
expect to spend about six weeks viewing
the beauties of the Golden state.
John johnson of Eisinore has been en-
ployed to teach in the Sanpete stake
academy next term Mr.. johnson taught
here several years ago and gave excel
lent satisfaction
H P. Larsen took his family to Salt
Lake City this week They will spend
the summer in the city in order to give
Miss Rhoda an opportunity TO study
music under Professor Mcclellan.
Ounce Crawford and wife of Mand
visited friends in this city Sunday
O,o, r-,,,,rsh,- or6 wife are rejoicing,
over a new arrival in their family. 1t is
a boy.
Thorwald Breinholt OF. this place; and
Miss Jane GleaveS of Anabella, Sewer
county were married Wednesday.
Rev. P. NJ. Ellefson formerly pastor of
the Methodist church here. is the guest
Of Rev John NJ. Hansen Mr.. Ellefson
S now a Presbyterian minister in a
southern Idaho town.
Professor Nose Christensen of Salt
Lake City was renewing old aequaint-
s out in the interest of the Castillo
Springs resort and expects to run num-
Der Of excursions from this county during
The summer.
Mrs. c. W. Peterson has just received
!, letter from her husband who was eX-
oected home from his mission in snort
line stating that he has been called to
stay another year.
Lyman Aldrich of Mt. Pleasant. was in
own Wednesday. He was on his way
% Gunnison-
Miss CaIlie Thorpe and Miss Nellie |
-lawson are in Salt Lake City this week. |
8 8 o
Hans Rasmussen visited Zion the first |
" the week.