The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-30

has been called to take charge of the
Manti Office for a few days, while
Agent Horning visits Salt Lake City.
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DIR. Jensen has moved into the Nieis
F. Mortensen residence on First South
street.
The Odd Fellows social. which had
been announced for Wednesday even
postponed on account of the prevalence
of scarlet fever in that city.
A severe attack of diphtheria carried
off the little son of William Fletcher of
Manti this week.
E. P. Thomander has rented the
George Poulson residence. He moved
into his new quarters this week.
Thomas Byeeraguard is having his
home remodeled this spring.
James Metcalf of Gunnison was a
business visitor in the junction city
Thursday.
Postmaster Hansen is all smiles now
a-days- It's a boy-regulation size and
weight.
Among the list of petit Jurors for the
next term of the district court are VI.
Rasmussen, Alfred PETERSON and Peter
Justeson of this city.
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| Manager Ole Olsen of the Junction
Coop made a visit to Salt Lake City
this week.
Rev. John NJ. Hansen, who has been
attending the Methodist ministers
meeting at Salt Lake City, returned
home Wednesday.
Soren j. Johnson went to Manti We'd
nesday.
| Sunday school conference for the
Sunday schools of Sanpete stake will
be held in this city today and tomor-
row.
Ealan Hansen has purchased a new
| slide trombone.
MILFORD Otterstrom, James Oveson
and Andrew Alfred went to Wyoming
this week. They have been employed
to look after Charles Otterstrom's
sheep herds
Miss Olivia Larsen has completed her
term of school at Centerville.
IIO1cSSOI ~ - NGiSOu,
perintendent of schools, visited the
schools of this city this week
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Fisher entertained
few friends at cards one evening this
week.
A band of gypsies was in town thus
week, endeavoring to pick up a few
nickels trading horses and telling FOR
tunes.
Ivan j. Olsen came home from Salt
Lake this week.
Alif Erickson was down from the
queen city the first of the week
Miss Hiddie Peterson, who has been
spending some time visiting friends in
Mt. Pleasant, came home Monday.
Chris Thorpe came home from his
Gunnison ranch Monday.
Jim Clawson, the Mt. Pleasant i'm
plement man, was in town Tuesday.
Louis Hansen, jr.. has moved into
Enoch Jorgensen's Center street resi-
dence.
Miss Ida Quinn, who has been in Mt.
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Mrs. Charles Johansen is visiting
friends in Salt Lake City.
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William Anderson, an old resident Of
this city, but now a teacher in the
Manti district schools, was in town re-
newing old acquaintance this week.
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DR.. Harry V. Cassidy of Mt Pleas
ant was in town Sunday.
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Mr.. Goldman, representative Of a
Denver commission firm, got back from
Denver this week.
A baby boy was born to Mrs. Nora
Davis Tuesday.
Mrs John Jorgensen of Monroe, who
has been in this city for several months
past, keeping house for her husband,
who is attending the Sanpete stake
academy, left for her home the first OF
the week.
B. F. Grant of Salt Lake City lee
tured on mutual Improvement work be
fore the Mutual Improvement societies
at the meeting house Monday night
Edwin Dorius, John DOrius, jr., Ras
Hansen and Lehi Peterson returned
speak very highly of the Colorado me-
tropolis.
o. ]. Jacobson went to Salt Lake City
Thursday.
Professor Newton E. Noyes, Farley
Nelson and William Barton, teachers
in the Sanpete stake academy, attend
ed the Sunday school teachers meeting
at Spring City.
Miss Emma Christensen of Manassa,
Colo, was the guest Of c. c. a. Chris
tensen'S family this week. The young
lady is a niece of Mr.. Christensen. She
has been attending school the past win
ter at the Brigham Young academy in
Provo.
Professor Enoch Jorgensen. County
Attorney William D. Livingston and
n. P. Nelson of Manti stopped over
here on their way to the Sunday school
teachers conference at Spring City.
The field day exercises of the Sanpete
stake academy pupils Will be held at
Funks lake this year.
Miss Lizzie Dye and Miss Conrad of
Chester We're the guests of a. c. Lar
sen and wife this week.
DAVIS COUNTY SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence