The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-10
MT. PLEASANT SOCIETY.


MT. PLEASANT SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence
Mt. Pleasant, Sept. 9.-Professor 0. c.
Anderson and wife and family started
early Monday morning on their journey TO
Cedar City, Iron county, where they will
take up their future permanent residence,
Mr.. Anderson assuming the duties of mu-
steal director of the Branch State Univer-
sity. On Sunday evening before their de-
parture the Anderson Enterprise band and
the l.. d. S. choir rendered them a fare
well serenade at their residence.
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=, Charles Alfred spent Tuesday in Mt.
Pleasant.
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M. G. Rolph has been in southern towns
in this county since Wednesday.
Andrew johnson of Fairview drove
down to Ephraim Wednesday, and has
been in that vicinity since
e. N. Lund, jr., has been at Gunnison
several days looking after business af-
fairs.
Al Thompson, formerly of this city,
came in from Mercur and spent about a
week here. He reports all Mt. Pleasant
boys in that camp as prospecting.
J. Draper of Moroni paid Mt. Pleasant a
A. U. Miner came down from his Fair
view home Tuesday to attend to some bus
mess matters.
John De Fries and wire of Fairview were
seen on our streets, doing some shopping,
Wednesday.
c. NJ. Christensen came over from Mo-
roni during the early part OF the week.
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George Maxfield, a prominent citizen of
Spring City, was Mt. Pleasant visitor
Wednesday.
NJ. Christensen came up for a short time
from his Spring City home Wednesday.
R. Brown was in from the Round Hills
early in the week.
William Curtis came over from Moroni
John R. Baxter of Spring City was a Mt.
Pleasant visitor this week.
DR.. Cassaday. paid his former home,
Ephraim, a professional visit last Satur-
day. He remained to see the Payson-
Ephraim baseball game.
Fred Bischoff, a Fountain Green resi-
dent. was on our streets during the early
part of the week.
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P. Rasmussen and wife Of Chester were
here for a snort time during the early
days of the week.
Canute Peterson of Ephraim was in Mt.
Pleasant several days of the past week,
returning Sunday evening on the confer
ence special.
John B. Maiben of Manti was in this
city a few days this week.
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H. De Fries, an enterpris1ng business
man of Fairview, was seen on Mt. Pleas
ant streets this week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Boyden of Fairview. spent
several days with her parents in this city,
returning Monday evening.
Spring City's railroad agent, J. D. Simp-
son, was up on flying visit Sunday last.
P. A. Poulson laid aside the cares and
responsibilities of the Manti Messenger
for a few hours Sunday, and paid Mt.
Pleasant a visit.
Lauritz o. Nielsen and wife of the Mad
sen hotel. Manti, run up to Mt. Pleasant
on Sunday last, returning on the special
conference train.
Cyrus Justesen came home from a
short trip south Tuesday.
win Matson started back k.t to Wyoming
Provo by Miss May Parry.
Labor day was observed in this city by
general suspension of all business. Can
yon trips and driving outs. with the Law
son Theatrical company, in vaudeville, at
night, served to pass away the day for
society folks.
Ed CandIand was up from Chester Tues
day. returning the same day.
Attorney Ferdinand Erickson spent sew
Carl Hasler was in from Milburn cou-
Pile of times during the week
Farley Hansen returned Wednesday
evening from a trip Of a months duration
through the southern part of the state
Alif Erickson went up to Fairview on
Tuesdays train on business connected
with the local constable office.
]. Morgan Johnson was in this city from
Spring City for few hours Tuesday.
Boone BrothersSn paid Fairview flying
visit on Tuesday.
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Miss Daisy Taylor of Freedom was in
this city Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs John Green of Fountain
Greene came in during the middle of the
week.
John T. Blair was up from Spring City
the first of the week.
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Superintendent A. c.. Nelson was up
from Manti Sunday. He is in better health
lust at present than for some time past.
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q. F. Wall went down to Thistle juno
ton Wednesday, returning Thursday.
Martin Pye is home from Manti, where
he has been for nearly year. He Will re-
main.
Rev. H. H. McCreery of Salt Lake City
will be in Mt. Pleasant next InuTsday,
and will preach in the Presbyterian church
in the evening.
Miss Mary E. Peterson went from Fair
view to Mammoth last week to remain.
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MRS. James D. Olsen was down from Mil
burn for several days this week.
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Miss Mary Russell of Salt Lake City is
in Mt. Pleasant this week, guest OF the
family of her uncle, Thomas Brady.
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Frank Christensen of Fairview went to
Provo to attend the B. Y. A. the coming
winter.