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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-21

Lake City were in town wednesday and
yesterday.
James MonsOn was Spring City visitor
D, s, Mccurdy and ". Myers drove in
from Nephi Wednesday.
A B. Thompson has been in MorOni
several days Of this week.
Apostle Cowley and Harry Matthews
were in the valley during the week, en-
gagged IN religious work They addressed
meetings IN Ailburn. FaiTvieW and tals
city, and then went on south.
A birthday surprise party was rendered
Dan JoTgenson Monday evening, al when
an exceedingly pleasant time was enJoged
oy those IN attendance Vocal ana ihs SUI u
mental music, games. luncheon, etc. were
the forms of the evenings amusement
G. p. Christensen Of NaIfti spent q; eou-
pie OF days in town this week on business
A. A johnson of Fairview was SAT-
Lake visitor during the week.
Mrs. Ole Hansen went in TO Ogden on
Friday last on visit.
Mrs. Robson is a visitor at Murray this
week.
Misses Nellie Nielsen and Annie Larsen
returned to their homes in FalrvleM sun sun
Lake.
Wash Ayerett and wife went over to
James Rigby Of Fairview, passed
through town Friday, going to Manu- on
business
Waiter Rosenlof went over to Eureka
this week. where ne expects 10 remain in
definitely.
Carl Hansen Of Fairview has. been visit
ing friends at American Fork the past
week.
MISS Christensen Of GunnisOn is visiting
friends in town.
County Commissioner Lorenzo Peterson
and mother of Provo went to Provo Tues
day.
Joseph johnson and Jacob Rich. two
young men from ElsinOre. went over 20
Sc0field last week intending 70 remain
but as soon as ii was learned that they
were from Sanpete they were invited to
return, as it was feared they might carry
smallpox. They returned home TUESDAY
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/ Miss Lille. Hamilton and Mrs. Grace
/ Miner went from Fairview to Summit on
Tuesday.
/ E. H. johnson. formerly Of this valley
] came down during the week from ms
/ home at Salt Lake.
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/ Mrs. John Bills started from this valley
/ to Canada Thursday. She viii join hel
1 husband who is engaged in missionary
I work there.
DR.. c. McGougan. DR.. II. v. Cassadal
and J. NJ Boyden went in to Salt Lake OF
a business trip today.
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\. c. SorensOn and Thomas Morley o.
MOroni are in town today.
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Mrs. Sven o. Nelson left this week fo
st. George, where she viii remain a whit
on a visit. Mr.. Nielsen viii Join her be
fore she returns. He is at present in Sal
Lake.
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RICHFIELD.

Especial Correspondence
Richfieid. Jan I9.-An imprOmptu musl-
Gale was given at the res,dsHes OF ql.,- ar
evening in honor Of Professor Albert 1oi-
lsstrup. principal Of the Gunnlson scnools,
who arrived on a Visit. MT 4o-lsstll2 -
an accomplished pianist and rendered q
number of very pleasing selections. There
We're also solos duets and quartetles Dy
the guests. Those present beside me nos
and hostess and visitor, were nj anu
Mrs. w. d. Tollestrup. Mr.. and Mrs g.
NJ Jones Mrs. J. II. Meter. MISS jose
Dhine Morris. Miss Josephine Jones, Miss
Lulu HeDpier. \. Z. Heppler and J. NJ
Peterson.
One of the most pleasant social events
of the season was the dance anu lullch
given at the opera house Nedne5 oay even
Ing. under the auspices Of the seventies,
quorum. There was large attendance OF
invited guests.
NJ. c. Nelson and family and Miss Eg-
dora Miller visited relatives in RABBIT val
lev. WAYNE county. last week Mrs
George II. Crosby, IT.. accompanied thelh
back. and is visiting relatives here
Mrs Andrew Heppler Of Glenwood has
moved 10 Richfieid, to be with her oaush-
ter, who is attending school here.
Benjamin Carter made a trip to Ma
rysvale this week.
! Judge W. W Wallace OF Marysya4Ie
! stopped off here for few days this week,
on his way home from Salt Lake City
John Mc1Tillen of Sigurd was IN town
/ this week, for the first time since MS ac-
cident more than a month ago, by which
/ he had his leg badly cut by his horse rum
ming into a barbed wire fence.
| A dance for. the benefit Of the L d. s.
| Sunday school is advertised for tomorrow
! evening.
NJ L. Mcnamara, the Monroe nursery
man, was in town this week
Alma Nelson has been very I'll during
the past week, but is improving.
James Edwards went TO Sterling few
/ days ago to see to his father who IS in a
critical condition from an attack of pneu-
monia. which developed serious heart
trouble.
| Richard Schroeder is home from a. trip
Of several weeks into Sanpete and Juab
! counties.
w. E. Tollestrup returned home for q
few. days. after an absence OF several
weeks in Sanpete county, and has gone TO
Gunnison.
Byron Bartlett has gone to Salt LAX
CITY 70 accept a profIered position IN q
machine shop.
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S. F. Mount was down from NIarysvale
Monday.
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Mrs. J. W. Coons went to Spanish Forh
Monday to attend the funeral Of her IN
Gle, Frederick Hales.
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Rev. E. E. Mork went to Salt Lake City
Monday.
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z. Lowry has gone to Mant to visit rel
atives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Colby came up from
Sigurd yesterday.
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Clayton Gannett is down from Marys
vale spending a few days with his family
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Miss Louisa Kane of Vermilll0n Ia.
spent the past week in town, the guest o.
I Mrs A. 3. Williams.
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PAYsoN.

Especial Correspondence
PavsOn, Jan 19.-W. H. Shermer. agent
of the Rio Grande, is spending Sunday at
Salt Lake.
A. D. Webb returnedffast Monday from
Detroit mining district.
Edwin G. Brown made a flying visit to
Benjamin Wednesday.
John A. Kea mas returned. to. Paysonr
from Colorado. He says this is much
better for home than that state.
F. D. Hush has returned home with
his portable photo gallery.
A pleasant party was given by Miss
Elva SouthwoTth 10 her friends on Tues
day evening.
Mr.. George E. Stark left on Thursday
morning for American Fork to join the
orchestra there
Miss Carrie Nelson came down from
Pleasant Grove last Monday to take
charge Of her school, but returned Tues
day.
Mr.. Edward simons left on Wednesday
A0r MN YUM D o 8
Miss Dora McBeth went to Silver City
and visited her sister. Mrs. Ware, this
week.
Mr.. 2. IT. NcBeth made trip to Tin
tic and returneu last Monday.
Mr. George Williams went north on
Wednesday 10 look at ranges and ranches
/ with a view to investing.
q . .
Sunday schools and meetings win re-
sumo on Sunday.
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Miss Jane Wilson IS visiting at the
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PROVO.
lsneoial Correenonaence.l


Provo. Jan. 90.-NIiss Belle Monahan
gave very pheasant private musicale at
her home Tuesday evening. Instrumental
and vocal music occupied the evening
Miss Monahar and Miss Silence Dales
PLAYED before the OTpbeus clG0 in Salt
Lake Thursday night
Mr. Dell Roberts. ST.. has been visiting
in Provo a few days this week.
Miss May Hatch and brother of Heber
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs A y. Smoot
Sunday
o. r. Nalmberg visited mis- family in
Santaquin three days during the week.
Miss Lillis Mcbride returned from a
weeks visit at Holden, Utah, Tuesda.,
morning.
l. z Huntsman returned from Fillmore
Sunday. after three weeks visit Ihere
with his parents.
Frank Groesbeck and. family of salt
Lake City were visiting III Provo Sunday.
They were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
kn0widen.
James Bates and wife Of Midway were
visiting friends in the Garden City dur
ing the fore part Of the week.
William " nedDie. pfCMiHtHl DuSlhtSss
man of Heber City. has been visiting Tela-
tives in Provo this week
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Miss Mabel Warwick of Bellevue Ida,
is a guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Warwick this
week
Harold Holmes. the 17-year-Old son Of
William Holmes, arrived from Halifax, n.
S, Monday evening. He viii locate perm
anently in Provo.
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Mrs. ". B Slick was a visitor in the
capital a couple Of days this week
o q q
Elder Ashted Taylor who has been
Iaborinp in the missionary field in CEN
tral Arkansas. has returned home and
will make Provo his home
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III. s. Martin. S. ". Sharp and D. l.
Cook attended the Masonic grand lodge
meeting in ogden Tuesday and W edneS-
day as representatives of the local lodge
q q .
Mrs Maud Layton. who has been visit
Ing her mother and brothers ano sisters
in Provo for the last ten days, leaves to-
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crowd Of friends last Frf7a-
Schwatbe's nan was secured for eil1g
SION, ana the hosts gave their f-5s,ilc-
very pleasant evenings enioyn1e--,-' eills
e e,
Joseph Madsen is in salt Lake cz--
week. OI'y III
G. G, Larsen and wife of ATa,-Fs,s
several days in the Junction Cirv sl ,..
Ole X. Olsen and wife enter--f,.,
ty of friends Sunday evening ~ ~ par.
time IS reported by those Who gr-.s,----44ssa
Mrs. J. c. Olsen gave birth 70
baby girl Wednesday, " d me
Myron Earl Peacock of 1IanF ana So.
Annie h Olsen Of this city were r,5- MS
the last Of me week. Elder I11t5..s-
mony. '-0 ce-s-
Mr.. and Mrs. William Quinn ,-
pleasant party to large nrrS7l.lt a
IIienus al their home Tuesday ava7s-... U
Or. Otto Nelson and wifi s-. --.-.
over the arrival Of a new dau-rs- .-l....-ls
home. II was their frst-borr -r5 .l-e
are very proud of the young man --1g
County Superintendent OF School,
Nelson was over from Manu 3I5uda5y.A T.
Henry 7. BeaI and wife one.
friends at their Center street .i,'95--1ai
Monday evening.
Ephratm Hansen spent several 5sr-.
Manu the first OF the week. Gays q
+. I. Jensen was a MayfieiI visitor ,...
4. o. o.
Mrs. F. P. Thomander has -s...-
from Sterling. she reports her f s--.-.51
health greatly improved --
A girl baby arrived at Hans Peterson.
home Monday. SUI
A large number Of the young FRIEND -.
/ Miss Minnie Rasmussen dr0uuai i1 III
her very Unexpectedly Wednezss.- W
proceeded TO make themselves at b4---e'
They came prepared to enjoy rhame5------
and they were not disappointed ~
Rasmussen leaves today for Salt ~
City. ---As
ness Monday
Miss Laura Frost left yesterday for S,.
[ Lake City. she expects to be absent 81
/ eral weeks.
George Christensen Of Mt. Pleasant ND.
/ tied friends in Ephraim last FRIDAY.
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/ Miss Clara Jensen went 90 Salt Ist
/ City Tuesday.
8 d. o.
/ Niels A. Christensen was a Naut yf,s--
1 the first OF the week.
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] A pretty double wedding reception and
| bah was given in the opera house WaE
/ nesiay evening in honor Of the marr--
! Of G. p. Hansen and Miss Jenui. Hans
/ and E c. Hansen and Miss Annie PAN
/ son. The happy couples received nan
/ handsome and valuable presents fr-
their hosts Of friends
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EUREKA.
(Special CorresDondencel

H
Eureka. Jan. 2).-NIrs. Robbins went IN
to Salt Lake City last Tuesday afteuor
where she will remain the reEairder 3,
the winter.
Thomas WOlegham. VINO has been DE
guest Of friends here since the HOLIDAYS
returned TO his home 1T Butte. I5--
last Sunday.
Mrs. J. II. McChrystal and children WEI.
in 10 salt Lake City this week. W1E
benefit Of her health which has ta-
very poor the past few weeks.
Hugh Heffeman of the business house
Of Hememan Thompson q Co. made
business trip to Salt Lake City last Ties
day, returning Wednesday
B. Christensen was in Salt Lake Ctr
on mining business Tuesday and Wei
nescay.
Deputy Sheriff Dan Cr0nin was
Nephi on official business the early Ia-
Of the week.
George A. Wilson ana family left .-.'
week for California where they intend
spend the winter.
Superintendent Jackson NcChrysta.
the Gemini was in Salt Lake City Wei
nesday.
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J. G. Sullivan Of the Raymond MINI.
company attended the regular meeting d
that company which was held az san
Lake City Wednesday. Nj. Sullivan -e
turned TO Eureka Thursday right
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Miss Nora Councilman Of Robinson ms
been visiting relatives here for the pas.
few days.
W. D. Clough of New Hampshire .ss
taken a position as clerk with the I'M
Of Heneman, Thompson d Co.
q 81 q
Attorney P. J. DAILY of the state ca7--.
was in camp during the week Oh .---
business.
o 6, 4.
Ed Hermans left Friday afternoon t-
a visit to MerCur-
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On account Of the smallpox s1.dsn
here there has been no dances OF ot@
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school pu-ils and their flienas an en-
s.oyable ana instructive reading from
julius Caesar"
George E. Taylor AMI Miss Mabel E.
Ioughran were married. Thu=sday even
ing.
John Gully, formerly CT ogden, but
lately a dweller in Denver, is back Wis
ting old friends.
Lowell Woods returned Thursday af-
ter over two years service in the mis-
sion field of Indian Territory.
The Fourth ward choir gave a sue
eesfuI dance last night in their hall.
Miss Minnie Kiesel left Monday for
a years travel and study in Europe.
She VIII be in Paris during the eNposi-
ton.
Farley Wright rs 10 leave Monday
on an eastern purchasing trip.
Wednesday evening Justice Joseph
Hall performed the ceremony uniting
in marriage T. C. Patterson of Murray
and Miss Juliette Pressitt. The cere-
mony. occurred at the home Of Thomas
z Browning and was followed by an
elaborate wedding supper and RECEIPT
ion
On Jan. i Michele Bertinotti, Lynne,
became 90 years old. A large number
of friends helped him to celebrate the
evert in a fitting manner. A bOunteous
supper was enjoyed and a most pleas
an1 evening spent at The Bertinotti
home. Among those present were:
Jesse J. Driver, Richard Hill, William
Hill. A. Mills PAU Peterson, Marle
Bertinotti, Michele Bertinotti, Annie
Genta, Marie Genta, Thomas Genta,
Mrs. Bonacre, Mr.. ard ars. Cove,
George Cove.
The A. Q. Z. W carried out its pro-
gramme for Memorial day Jan II,
in q most successful manner. one OF
the finest programmes given by eX-
elusiVely local talent ever rendered in
the city was given. The nall was
crowded on this occasion.
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officers installed Friday evening by
Silver Tent No. /, X. O. T. NJ. were as
follows: Commander. F. NJ Whipplei
lieutenant commander, NJ. O.. Corey;
record keeper. r. +. Bond: finance
keeper, r. T. Harris: chaplain, Pau
Helm0re; master at arms, w. L. Nc
Cabe; sergeant, J. W Whitely; trustee
George W. Baker; sentinel, l.. d. Tres
Ceder; pickett, J. W. Robinson.
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Mrs. r. II. Whipple gave kensing-
ton to a few of her lady friends las
Tuesday afternoon Those present
We're. Mesdames Crandall, Johnson
Thompson, Wenger and Hanson.
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nome of Mrs. James Matthews. Mont
rose. Colo. taking a rest from her clerk
ship at the Coop:
Mr.. A. GIN IF Salt Lake has spent a
few days IN this city in the interest Of the
Improvement Era
Miss Lottie Nelson gave a social az the
home OF Mrs Barbara Stanton last Mon
day. With refreshments and games q
pleasant evening was spent.
Miss Sadie Ford of Salt Lake was the
guest Of Mrs. Hyrum Lennon this week
Miss Ida Anderberg went TO Provo
Tuesday and will return Monday TO open
school.
Frank Hush was surprised on his 18th
birthday at his parents home by ms
friends on Tuesday.
Rev. Howard and Mrs Howard enter
tanned friends at home Tuesday evening.
3 3 p
Rev. Lapham and wife returned home
today.
A. few young ladies -organized a club
under the name Of IF. T. club" this week
for amusement and culture.
Fork was in this city on business this
week.
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Mr.. William J. Douglass has been rust
ling outside business.
Mr., Lewis E. Dlnning Of Wightman
hotel reports improvement in business
this week, after the smallpox scare is
over.
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Mrs. Joseph Robinson is spending. this
week at Mammoth with her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Harris.
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Mrs. George Fairbanks has moved home
l from Eureka for the balance of the win
/ ter.
/ Mr.. Joseph Murphy is spending g. few
I days in PaysOn this week.
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/ Mr.. Hanson Goshen's chorister. was d
/ visitor here Tuesday.
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PLEASANT GROVE


Especial Correspondence
Pleasant Grove Jan. 20.-MiSS Amy
Rosa entertained a few friends at cards
Tuesday evening. the occasion being the
SIND birthday of her father. A very
pleasant time was had and refreshments
were served
Mrs. Annie Holman. president of the
Young Ladies association of Manila ward.
was given a pleasant surprise Thursday
by a number of friends and co-workers.
Mrs. Holman has resigned and her place
is being filed by Carrie Nelson.
Mrs. Rogers of Provo has been visiting
friends here this week. She used to be
a resident of our town.
Mr.. Charles Daniels os Murray spent
part of the week here visiting aequalnt-
ances.
Mr. Olef Albein is over from Mercur.
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Joseph Richards and Henson Nelson.
who have been working at Eureka for
some time. returned home Thursday.
Mr.. Orval CObbley and Manda. Christ
hanson were Joined in the holy bonds Of
wed-Ock in the Salt Lake temple Wednes-
day They were given a grand reception
at the home of the brides parents Fri
day evening. They were the recipients Of
many beautiful and costly presents Mr..
/ COlDbley is one Of our enterprising young
men and is engaged in a general mercan-
! tile business in Linslon ward. Mrs Cob
/ bley IS one Of Pleasant Groves most pop
[ Ular ladies.
/ City Assessor S. P. Lund and his son
/ Louie spent Wednesday in Provo on Of
/ fetal business.
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Mr.. and Mrs. MOrOni Pratt OF Provo
were visitors here Friday.
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/ Miss Hermes Peterson, teacher in the
! B. Y. academy Of Provo. came home Fri
! day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith of Thistle are
visiting with the Parents Of Mrs. Smith,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. briggs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Chapman Of
/ American Fork were over - the Black
Hawk reunion Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crookston OF
/ American Fork are visiting here with
Mrs. CrooSston's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
! Rueben Weeks.
8 &. o
Mrs Brown of Alpine is the guest OF
Mrs Charles Westphan.
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DAY Sunday for Helena. Mont. where
she VIII Join ner husband Mr. and Mrs
Layton VIII locate permanently in Helena
Miss Elsie Kirby was down from
Charleston Wednesday visiting friends.
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The Woodmen Of the World royalty en-
tartalned about 100 guests al the club
rooms Monday evening. High I'VE was the
main event Of the evening. Nineteen
tables were occupied i'm this pastimc- The
winners were: Ladies first prize, Mrs.
j. r. Strong. Prize, a wooden paper
kniIe- Gent first. r. Titus. prize an ak.
Ladies second. Miss Mabel Warwick;
prize, wooden potato masher. Gents sec
ono, =, Stringham; prize. a Ratchet
a delicious spread was prepared. The
decorations were emblematic Of the lodge
name The charter was draped on a
wooden tripod under which rested a huge
tree stump. The tally sheets were also
made Of wood
Among the pleasing events Of the week
was party given by Mrs Ida Dusen-
berry al her home Tuesday evening in
honor Of Miss Mae Taylor Of Salt Lake.
Inc rooms were beautifully decorated,
and from a tastefully arranged punch
stand Miss Lillian Gates served the
guests lemonade The games OF the even
ing were Penny for Your Thoughts,
and 1T. Refreshments were served and
the evening sped merrily along in songs
and music.
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Messrs. and Mesdames R. R. Irvine. jr.,
and j. f. Gray, Mrs. S. A. King. Miss
Florence Pike. MessTs- A l. WOOdhOuSe.
j. P Pennebaker, Bert Twelyes and II,
5. Martin attended the prediction CT the
BOSton1ans in Salt Lake this week.
&. 81 d.
\ delightful musicale was given by
Nine. De Loery ii the First ward meet
ing house Tuesday evening.
. q s.
A large crowd of officials, past. present
and prospective. together with their ladies
met at the opera house Thursday and
tripped the light fantastic. There were 25t
guests in attendance The hall was taste
fully decorated with flags and portraits
of officials. Darton's orchestra furnished
the music The evening was most en-
Joyably spent.
party for the employees Of the state
insane asylum was given in Chapel hal
at the asylum Thursday evening. at which
about ls0 persons were in attendance. A
most delightful time was spent Delicious
luncheon was served and the evening
pleasantly passed in dancing and social
enjoyment
Owing to the smallpox epidemic invita-
lions TO former employees. as originally
intended, were not sent out, except tc
/ those residing in Provo, who are fret
Z from any exposure whatever.
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DAVIS COUNTY.
lsnecla1 CorresnondenceA

N'Ilt-4dl 0Dilt2-t ftlitlCutI-1
Pennington, Jan. 20-Mr. and Mrs. L.
r. Abbott entertained the members Of the
Pennington choir and their friends on
Wednesday evening. The evening was
spent informally in the enjoyment of
games. singing. etc. and luncheon was
served. Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph +. Robinson Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Nj. Young, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nephi Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Bourne, Mr. and Mrs. ". o. Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Almond Rose. Mrs. Clarissa
Stayner, Mrs. COOmbs, Misses Artentia
Hess, Alice Robinson, Edna COtterel,
Maud ROBINSON Nettie Abbott, Mabel
Pinder, Mary Robinson Jessie Abbott,
judith Oviatt, Adelia Abbott, Messrs. Z.
A COutreI, David Jeffs. Archie Brown.
William Wilcox, Smith Clark, Joseph
Walker, Warren Rose, Fred Abbott,
Charles Stayner,
Mss Alice Goodwin of Baker City, Ore,
spent a portion Of the week here visiting
with Miss Algie Walker. Miss Goodwin
is now with friends in BOuntiful.
William V. Haight Of Harrington went
TO Oakley. Ida, TINS morning.
A B. Porter of Centerviile. left last
evening for ReXburg. Ida, where he and
his family viii make their future home.
Mrs Porter and the members Of the fam
lily are already in the north. Mr.. Por-
ter Eas long been a prominent man in
CenterVilfe and he carries with him the
best wishes of all of his Davis county
friends.
Last evening a wei attended dance
was given IN the Centervihe hall. The
event was arraigned for a charitable pur-
pose and it was thoroughly successful
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On Thursday occurred the eighty-sec-
ond anniversary of the birthday of James
Robins of Kaysville, ard the event was
| celebrated By the members OF the family
and a NUMBER OF friends, who gathered
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robins and
/ spent the day pleasantly together The
hale ana hearty Old gentleman received
I many congratulations and good wishes.
I The eighty birthday Of Mrs Rob
! ms is today. just two days after that Of
/ her venerable husband.
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! Mr.. and Mrs Charles Layton gave an
| enjoyable home party on Monday evening
/ in honor of Joseph 3. Jarman who ex-
/ poets to leave Kaysville to perform a
mission in California supper was served
/ in the early evening and later games and
I music served TO make the time pass
I pleasantly. Among those present were.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William Stewart, Mr., and
I Mrs. Charles Odd, Mr.. and Mrs George
| l. Bishop Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Maddox
/ Mr.. and Mrs HyrUm Stewart Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Paul ThOmassen, Mr.. and Mrs. JO-
! sep'h B. Jarman, Mr. and Mrs. George
/ W. Barnes. Mrs. Robbins, Miss Roueche
and Thomas +. Roueche.
Christopher Alfred Of Thatcher. Ariz
| who has been visiting in Kaysviile for a
week, left today for San Francisco, from
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Rasmus c. Larsen ard Elviua n. Jensen
of EDhraim-
. . .
The marriage of Miss Clarisa Anderson
to Mr.. Heber c. Steck viii take place next
Wednesday evening at the home of the
bride in this city.
W. ". Crawford. the popular. druggist
and wife, were up town yesterday aIteF-
noon for the first time since the middle
OF last November. They are two OF the
original smallpox patients The other
patients released from quarantine rnls
week are George ". Hogan and wife,
and the family of City Treasurer Mrs.
Eta Bradford
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MANTr.
fspecial corregpondence.l

Manu, Jan 19-Marriage licenses were
issued to the following this week. Canute
Peter Hanson and Jennie Olevia Hanson
of Ephraim. Ephraim G. Hanson and
Annie Poulsen of Ephraim; John L.
Anderson and Emma BrOadhead of Oak
City, RIillard county; Axel Tullgren, aged
"A. and Ellen c. TuIlgren. aged 30. Of
Spring City; James Justesen and
Catherine KnoDp of MarOni; HebeT G.
Christensen and Violate Alfred of SDring
CITY: Cyrus Winters and Sarah Farm
worth Of Mt Pleasant; Andrew AIickelsen
and Rosa Stark Of Moroai; Edward Victor
Bunderson and Rosetta Nav WiilardsOn
OF Mayfeld; Fred NJ. Beck of Mt
Pleasant and Mary Jane Bailey Of Nephi;