The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-07
RICHFIELD SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence.)


Richfeld,. May 5.-On Monday six
marriage licenses were issued by the
county clerk. among them being Willard
W. Bean, the middle-weight pugilist of
Richfield. and Miss Gussie Felts of San
Francisco The others were John Nelson
of Salina and Marinda Nicholson of Red
mond, Z. l.. Carter and Ada Burkholder
of Joseph. Orson Rasmussen of Salina
and Christine Nelson of Richfield, James
A. Bagley and Diantha Anderson of
Anderson of Greenwich and Emma
Martinson OF Koosharem. and Charles
Hopkins and Minnie Gilbert of Joseph
Nearly all the couples went on TO Manti
and were married in the temple.
Hans .Tuft of Monroe and j. A. Ross of
Joseph. president and vice president.
respectively. of the Richfield Commercial
d Savings bank, were present at the open
ing of the institution this week, and were
well pleased with the business beginning.
Andrew Jensen of Moroni has sold out
his property there and moved his family
TO Richfield. where he has purchased a
farm. James Olsen, who accompanied
him, contemplates doing the same.
The dance given by the Y. L. NJ. I. as
ISOLATION last Monday evening was a
success and a pleasant event.
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E E. Hoffman started for Salt Lake this
morning on legal business before the
supreme court.
A reception was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Orson Clawson last evening by the
brides mother, Mrs. Nelson. A wedding
supper was one of the attractive features
of the evening.
c. w. Collins made a trip to Panguitch
and back this week attending to legal
matters.
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a social was given by the W. c.. T. [.
at the Academy hall Tuesday evening. A
programme and lunch were enjoyed
A. p. Rasmussen and son Ed left for
Colorado this week to look for a new To-
cation. If they find one that suits Mr.;
Rasmussen will return and sell out and
move his family to the. new home.
Gideon Snyder, secretary of the Snyder
Improvement company, was a Richfield
visitor this week. He is at Gold Noun
tain looking after the company's interests.
A social party will be given at the
pavilion tomorrow evening.
An ''old times party will be given at
the the pavilion on the evening of May II
be the order of the evening.
Judge MeCarty and Court Reporter
Rollo have gone TO St. George to hold a
term of court for Judge Higgins. who will
open the May term here next Monday.
p. D. Stops is in Sewer county this
week buying bloOded cattle stock for his
farm in Idaho Mr.. Stoops was formerly
a resident of Salina.
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L. II. Outzen has returned home from
Castle Gate where he went to attend the
meeting which resulted in the sale of the
Annie Laurie mine.
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Jacob NJ. Lauritzen started Wednesday
for Scandinavia. where he will work as
a missionary. He expects to visit the
Paris exposition before he returns.
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Mrs. J. II. Eversall is spending the
week visiting in Salt Lake.
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Charles Lammersdorf is in Salt Lake
trying to arrange a settlement of the
Sewer mine controversies.
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NJ. e. Rolph. the Mt. Pleasant cigar
manufacturer, is in Rchfield on business
this week.
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The public schools close next week and
the teachers are preparing appropriate
graduation and commencement exercises.