The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-18

signed his position there and viii devote
the coming. two years to attending the
university himself as a student.
Leo Livingston went to Salt Lake Sun
day He will stay there all summer with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Nelson returned to
Salt Lake this week to enable Mr. Mel
son to resume treatment under the care
of a specialist who has been treating him
this season.
Thomas Fitzgerald. a Rio Grande West
ern conductor, spent Saturday and Sun
day. in Mt. Pleasant;
The dates for the Mcclellan concert
have been Cancelled and the company has
decided not TO come here during the pres
ent season. Musicians are greatly dis
appointed in consequence.
Miss Mary Hemenway of the Wasatch
academy faculty went to Nevada this
week to spend the summers vacation. She
will return before school reconveneS next
fall.
Daniel Rasmussen and L. Eugene Jor
They viii go on in few days. and pro-
coed to the southern states where they
will become identified with the Latter
day Saints mission and perform mission
airy labor for the coming two years.
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Professor and Mrs G. H. Marshall
started on their journey to Illinois where
they will spend the summer with rela-
tives. The opening of the Wasatch
academy in September will bring them
back.
Miss Jennie Jorgenson went over to
Castle Dale Thursday. She will remain
there an indefinite period with relatives.
Fred Kirkwood returned to Provo Sun
day. He will remain there.
+, The Anderson Enterprise rendered their
teacher, Professor o. c. Anderson. a
pleasant serenade Sunday evening before
his departure. Mr.. Anderson will move
TO Cedar City after his return from sum-
mer school.
The Georgia Up-to-Date minstrel per
Torrance drew out a large audience of
society people Monday evening. The show
was only fair.
The Y L. and Y. NJ. NJ l. associations
will be in session in stake conference at
Manti today. Saturday, and tomorrow. A
number of prominent young church folks
are down from here.
Miss Mary Larsen entertained a num-
Der of intimate friends at a delightful
social at her residence Monday evening.
The event was in honor of her brother
Andrew and Daniel Rasmussen who are
to be absent for some time as mission
aries.
DIR. Burdck of Spring was seen on our
streets couple of days this week.
Frank Madsen spent a couple of days
in Salt Lake this week.
James Clawson was in town from
Spring City few days
Mel NJ Madsen made a flying visit to
Salt Lake Sunday and Monday.
The wedding of John X. Madsen of this
city and Miss Katie Whitlock of Moroni
has been announced. They will be mar
ried at Manti next Tuesday. the 10Th ir-
slant. The following evening they will
give wedding dance in this city.
j. 3. Hunter returned this week to
Idaho from whence he was called by the
death of his father-in-law. John Thah-
nan. Mrs. Hunter accompanied her bus
band and will remain at or near Shoshone
all summer.
James Seely and family are in Castle
Valley, this week the guests of numer-
Gus relatives there.
Mrs. Morgan Winters spent the early
part of the week in Salt Lake City.
Orange Seely was in, town a few days |
from Orangeville last week and this.
A F. Anderson went over to Castle !
Valley and remained a couple of days this |
week.
An elaborate society event of this week |
was the wedding at Spring City Wednes- |
day evening of J. Morgan Johnson son |
of Judge Jacob Johnson. and Miss Anna |
Madsen, popular young lady of that