The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-20

for a sanpete county band TO attend the
volunteers reception Saturday.
n. w. Anderson. one of Mantrs success
4 the week.
John Dehlin was a Mt Pleasant visitor
| the first OF the week.
Steve Bunnell and wife were Up from
Spring City Monday.
Attorney w. D. Livingston and n.
Christensen were in town tuesday. having
been in Fairview the previous day on le-
gal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Boyden of Fairview
spent Saturday night and Sunday here.
! the guests of Mrs. Boyden's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Madsen.
Ed Candland. the Chester cattle dealer.
attended 10 business matters in town on
Tuesday.
! Milburn's rustling merchant e. q.
Jones. was down on business the fore part
of the week.
j. E. oJsephson was a Fairview visitor
early in the week.
Wedding invitations have been issued
announcing the wedding next week at
Fountain Green of Miss Mary Thomson
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Fountain Green. a wedding reception will
be given in their honor al the residence of
the brides parents on Thursday evening,
the 24th. The contracting parties are
young and popular society folks of this
city, and will start out in married life in
pleasant circumstances and with the best
wishes of hosts of friends.
Joseph S. Day and James Gunderson
went down to Ephraim early in the week
for couple of days stay.
A. II. Anderson was in town from his
Fountain Green home early in the week.
Amasa Wilson of Fairview expects to
soon depart from that city and go to Chi
huahua, Mexico, and join his uncle, Guy
c. Wilson. who is principal of the l.. d. S.
academy there.
J. NJ. Boyden of pyramid spent last Sun
Miss Gina Phillips returned to Thistle
Junction this week, after a couple of
She will assume charge of the railroad
lunch counter there.
Albert Rosenlof was up from Gunnison
early in the week.
Frank Christensen. Fairview's photo
grapher. will spend the coming winter in
Provo.
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Mrs. A. A. johnson went down to Elsi-
nire from her Fairview home Sunday.
Professor and Mrs. George H. Marshall
returned this week from their eastern
summers outing: They report an exceed
visited all the large cities of the central
states, going as far east as Niagara
Falls.
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Mrc Of I.-ai,. -ia,r
to Silver City early in the week, on Il
short visit to her husband, who is en-
ployed there.
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Miss Ingobar Frandsen went OF Provo
early in the week to spend few weeks
with friends there.
Farley Hansen went over to Nephi by
team Sunday afternoon. He viii accom-
pany the ole Olsen comedy company on
their trip through the state during the
balance of the summer
A. A. Johnson of Fairview went to Sc
vier. county last week to remain indef-
nitely.
Another delayed train last Sunday held
crowd of Mt. Pleasantites on the road for
about eight hours. The delay was caused
by a wreck of a freight train near Cas-
a misplaced switch Nobody was injured.
Mrs. L. F. Becker of Manti came up to
Mt. Pleasant Tuesday and is here now
the guest of relatives.
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J. w. Bench went from Fairview to !
Manti Sunday evening.
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A B. Thompson. the local photographer !
went down to Gunnison Wednesday, re- /
turning Thursday.
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Messrs. o. c. Anderson, AXel Bjelkie /
Ed Zabriskie and J. NJ. Boyden were Eph- /
rain visitors Wednesday night.
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Miss Hettie Omenn came home Wednes-
day from lengthy visit with her sister,