The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-13


Especial Correspondence
MI Pleasant. Aug. 12.-Misscs Sarah A.
stott and a: Jensen and Messrs. Jensen
Pleasant several days during the early
part OF Inc week visiting relatives and
friends.
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Attorney Soren Y. Christensen paid the
capital city flying visit the first of the
week, being called there on legal bust
ness.
]. W. Seely returned to his Castle Valley
home Monday.
andrew and Mel Madsen, the mer-
chants: were Salt Lake visitors the fore
DR.; II. p. Morrey went down to Sterling
Sunday on a short trip.
James Borg and family went to Chester
Saturday and called on numerous friends
couple Of days.
Joseph Jordan returned this week from
trip TO Emery county.
Esban Jolley of Moroni was in Mt
Pleasant Tuesday afternoon.
Andrew johnson Of Fairview passed
through town Tuesday on his way to the
southern part OF the county.
Moroni Brough of Spring City came up
Tuesday and spent the day.
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Andrew Jensen and wife came over from
Moroni Tuesday 70 look after some bust
ness matters.
NJ. Galoup of Salt Lake is in the city
canvassing. for Pioneer map, which is
selling rapidly.
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). G.. Weaver of Salt Lake, who is at
present visiting relatives at Manti came
up to the Queen City the latter part of
last week and interviewed several of the
business men of the town.
Mrs John Golden returned to her home
in Salt Lake City last Sunday.
W. II. Woodring made a short business
trip TO Salt Lake on Sunday, returning
Tuesday.
James Clawson of Spring City has spent
a portion of the week in Mt. Pleasant
Eugene Alfred came up from Spring City
Monday 10 attend to business affairs.
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Bishop C. y. Lund spent the early days
of the week in the southern part of the
county.
Miss Lena Jensen returned home to Salt
Lake the fore part of the week.
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o. Eliasor was over from Moroni on
Tuesday.
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Mrs. Ann Powell and Mrs. Leo Burnett
who have been visiting with relatives in
Lehi since the death of Leo Burnett. two
months ago, came home Saturday. intend
ing TO stay. but a telegram was received
the same day announcing the death of d
relative and they went back to Lehi again
Sunday. They are home again, and will
remain.
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p. Justesen came in TO Mt. Pleasant
on Wednesday and was looking after bus
mess matters.
Charles Livingston, one of Moroni's sub
stantial citizens. was circulating among
friends in Mt. Pleasant on Tuesday.
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James Rigby came down from Fairview
for few hours Wednesday.
A Thompson. a resident of Castle Val
ley. has been here for several days of this
week.
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Gunder Peterson was down Wednesday
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Fred Bowman, the mason. went over to
Fountain Green Wednesday and will re-
Peter Jensen of Spring City was here
during the middle of the week.
H. Hansen of Fountain Green was here
Wednesday.
James Jolley and wife were in Mt. Pleas
ant from Moroni Thursday.
o. c. Anderson paid Salt Lake a bust
ness visit Thursday, returning Saturday.
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Ed Candiand. the Chester stock and
sheep buyer, was up a couple of days dur
ing the week.
John n. Erickson and C. j. Jensen were
disappointed in not getting away on their
eastern trip last week.
About fifteen eXcursionists from this
city were left at Castillo Springs Saturday
night by not paving attention to the leav-
ing of trains. They remained over night
and came home on the passenger train the
following morning.
Fred Candland drove up from Chester
on Thursday.
Byron Wheelock was called over from
Eureka Tuesday by a message announcing
the critical illness of his little child.
Professor Anton Christensen and mother
have spent the last week in Spring City.
r. c. Watkins. the Provo architect.
stopped off here a few hours on the road