The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-24
RIcHFIELD SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondence.)
Richfeld. Sept. 22.-Several Richfield
people are attending the Scandinavian re-
union al Manti this week, among them be
ing Simon Christensen and wife and A. z.
Rasmussen and wife :.
Thomas Gillian visited his mining prop
critics at Marysvale last week. He is in
terested in the Out of Sight, and is well
pleased with the progress being made.
G. r. Beebe. the Junction, Piute county,
attorney. was in Richfield last week on
business. He reports that while num-
Der of farmers of Circle valley, becoming
discouraged over the crop failure this
year. have sold out and moved elsewhere.
there is no reason to believe that under
ordinary conditions that section of coun-
try will not produce as good crops as any
part of Utah.
Mrs. Cecilia Duncan and Miss Carrie
johnson of Omaha, sisters of Mrs. Ar
thur Henrie. arrived last week on a visit.
They were accompanied by their mother,
Mrs. Stenie Jorgensen of Fountain Green
They started on return trip home on
Tuesday.
]. T. Camp. ex-editor of the Elsinore
Times, and who recently established the
Kanab Clipper, was in Richfeld over
night last Tuesday, on his way north. He
has sold out at Kanab and is contemp-
lating starting paper at Gunnison, in
Sanpete county.
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Mrs. Mary A Wright, who has been Wis
iting the family of her son. l. K. Wright.
for some time past, went to Mt. Pleasant
Tuesday to visit a daughter. Mrs. Han
nah Candland, who resides there.
A lawn social was arranged to have
been been given by the theological class
of the L. d. S. Sunday school. at the resi-
dence of Andrew Poulson, last Friday
evening, but owing to the storm of the
previous day and the chilly condition of
the atmosphere, this was abandoned and
a picnic party held in the academy hall
instead. There was a programme of IN
teresting exercises Of songs. music, reci-
tations, etc
Colonel e. w. Tatlock came down from
. Manti last week and went over to Loa TO
look after the interests of his client, Sill
yer Tip Howell, whose trial is being held
this week.
Mrs. Nellie Cunningham came down
from from Springville last week on a visit
to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholi
johnson, and other relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Robbins drove
down from Gunnison one day last week.
While here Mrs. Robbins figured in an
exciting runaway. Mr.. Robbins stepped
from his buggy INTO one OF the business ness
dash to run. Mrs. Robbins had hold OF
the lines and, after the animals had run
half block. succeeded IN bringing them
TO standstill.
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Sheriff Chappell of Wayne county went
to Provo last Saturday after Silver Tip
Howell, and returned with him Sunday
taking him over TO Loa to stand trial. Joe
Bush came down from Salt Lake and ac-
companied them.
Ralph Baker, who has spent the sum-
mer with an orchestra at Castillo Springs
returned home Sunday.
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James Butler who left for Mexico about
a month ago to inspect the country, re-
turned Monday. He says he was vel
pleased with much of the country he saw
but he has not decided to move there.
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Miss Ralla Simons of Salt Lake City
arrived Monday. on visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Saul Krotki.
Judge McCarty and Reporter Rolla
starred Sunday for Loa, where they are
holding court.
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J. B. Jennings, z. Z. Hoffman, V. Rapp
and G. T. Bean are members of the legal
fraternity who have attended court al