The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-27
PAYSoN SOCIETY.
(Sn.ciaI. C,orrasnorso,oo,


Samuel Stark. former agent here of the
Oregon Short Line. has accepted a posi-
ton as night operator at Thistle on the
Rio Grande.
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Charles. Tietzen of Santaquin brought
his family down Friday on business
among the merchants.
Miss Donna Miles from Salt Lake. came
down Sunday evening and returned Satur-
day.
went to Provo Monday and returned Tues
day evening.
Payson volunteer cavalry boys went to
the capital last Friday and returned last
Wednesday. They were we'll entertained
and Joined in the cavalry parade Their
names are. W. d. Loveless. George Mil
ton Page. Garry Searle Wesley Pulver.
r raa1tSy Patten. Moroni Tervort and
Monday.
Mr.. Bernheisell of Salt Lake is clerk at
!rvine's drug store for a few weeks dur
Provo.
Rev. Mr.; Lapham and wife, from
Eureka will conduct services at the
Methodist Episcopal church here during
the winter.
The district schools open Sept. II. with
the following teachers: F. N Poulson.
principal: S. d. Moore Frank Fairbanks
samuel E Taylor. John Taylor. George
II; Done; Misses Anna Nebeker. Jennie
Dixon, Elma Armstrong and Ida Ander-
Derg Professor Done teaches music only
at all the schools in the district:
H: G. smqrthwaite of the firm of
was doing business here Wednesday.
Mrs; Ruth Quigiey returned from Sandy
last Monday, where she has been visit
John Pierce of Black Hawk war days
came through on his way to the reunion
G &c TlaI Searle and Enock Mork. John
w keele, John FL. Moore. jr.. and Charles
Brewerton. with their families. Joined
MIN and went into camp at Provo Friday
morning.
Mrs. T p; Thurman of Provo. came
over with Mr. and Mrs. Josenh E. Page
to spend few days.
David Barnett is the only Payson volun-
teer who went into active services at
the Philippines. He enlisted with the
wyoming company and will soon be home.
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Mrs. Hyrum Lennon. Miss Jennie E
Dixon. Mrs. Jane d. Wightman and Mrs
Sarah Koonts went to Salt Lake and re-
turned this week. Only twenty-six tickets
were sold for the G. A. r. excursion We'd
nesday.
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Alfred McCune and Miss Flossie Wright
came from Nephi Wednesday.
Willis Rogers. Ernest Huber and Ivan
Harper came home from Provo canyon
! TUESDAY.
Misses Katie and Irene Colvin went to
Provo Thursday.
Louis Ellsworth. w. Spainhower and
Miss Lula Stark will go to Provo Sunday
to make preparation to attend the
academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Paxman from NephI
yisitesd with Mrs. Mark Coombs Wednes-
day.
Mrs. c. l.; Loose and daughter were
visitors at PaySon this week. They ran
over from Provo on their wheels
Rev. W; Murphy and family will make
Eureka their home this, winter.
the guest of his cousin, F. n. Poulson last
Thursday.
MIS- L. j. w lS0tmdn is Visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Miles. at Salt Lake
/ Mrs. Jake Lucy went to join her hus-
band who is employed at Miles ranch
/ in Wyoming on Wednesday.
F. N. Poulson returned from Provo,
/ where he was sitting on the examination
board of Utah county teachers on We'd
nesday.
James P. Tilson came in from his min
| ing prospects in Spanish Fork canyon
/ Thursday.
! Mayor James S. Peery is still laid up
! at Castillo Springs. his brothers Charles
and Bell went up 10 visit him Friday.
/ Miss Nora Rogers of Springville came
over on a visit Thursday.
Frank Judson and his son Alfred went
to Park City on Thursday.
The marriage of Miss May Fairbanks
and Mr.. Ryan was big surprise to Pay
son people.
Hiram and Rob Wilson had narrow
escape by a runaway team Wednesday
night at midnight while returning from
/ Tintic.
Frank Stark cut his leg with an ak on
Friday and will take few days lay OFF
/
Professor Josiah Hickman paid PaySon
a visit and lectured at the tabernacle last
! Sunday evening to a large audience. Sub
ject. The Book Of Mormon
Miss Hattie Bates was given a pleasant
farewell party by her Sunday school class
last Thursday. She will attend the
academy.
Fred Soeffner leaves for Moab on Sun
day afternoon to accept school for the
year.
Fred Searle and Miss Eta Daniels viii
be married at Salt Lake on Wednesday
| next. No cards.
Cards are out announcing the matri-
monial reception of Mr.. George A Done
and Miss Jennie Daley at the bride:
j home. Sept. 6.
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W. o. Jones of Rock Springs. Wye. was
here on business Tuesday.
J. H Drastic of ST. Louis. Mo-, passed
through town Tuesday.
c. Simons of Chicago was on bushes:
Seth Longbaugh from Mammoth. wa
here Wednesday. looking for city prop
erty to purchase;
Mrs. NJ A Hardy of Salt Lake came Il
visit among relatives and friends few
days this week
4 Mr.. Sears. salesman for z. c. NJ !.
capsized into Spring lake, reservoir am
damaged his sample goods considerable,
one day this week.
Mrs. Sanford Wilson gave a pleasan
social at her home last Tuesday evening
4 IN n hcuf forty of her best friends. Re