The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
MT. PLEASANT.
Especial Correspondence.)

Mt Pleasant, Feb. 23.-The OVerShadOW-
ing event in society was the lecture at
the lodge nail Wednesday evening by Pro
fesSOr John j. Mea,kin under the auspices
and for the benefit of the local lodge of
WoOdmen of the World. the crowd num-
bered about go persons including the
members. their ladies and invited guests
and crowded the hall to its full seating
ana standing capacity. The programme
was as follows: Address Of welcome,
NeighbOr r. W. Livingston: lecture HUI
man Progress and Fraternity" Professor
Meakin; mandolin and guitar selections.
Neishbors A II. Maiben and J. NJ Boy
den; fifteen minutes intermissiOn whist
ling solo. NeighbOr A B. Thompson after
which Professor and Mrs. Meakfn enter
tanned the audience for an hour with
evolutionary and musical selections. The
evening was gratifyingly successful, last
ing from O'Clock until midnight. Six
new applications were made for member
ship during the evening and several 9TH
er5 have signified their intention of join
ing.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. Orson Lee Of Sewer coun-
ty are in Mt. Pleasant on a lengthy visit
"a. Brigham Lee and other relatives and
friends.
A delightful surprise party was perpe-
trated on Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Proctor
Saturday night at their home above town.
About fifty town folks participated.
LUIS Hddocg VI EMERY county spent
several days in Mt. Pleasant this week.
Miss Eva Hemenway is spending the
week with relatives at Gunnison.
George Christensen attended a confer
ence OF the stake Y. NJ. NJ. ]. A. at Manti
Saturday and Sunday.
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The wedding reception Of Mr.. Farley
Hansen and Miss Frederika Brotherson,
at les f5a
an enjoyable affair. About 100 friends of
the popular young couple We're present
sa,lnd enjoyed the evenings pleasantries,
Wednesday at the Manti temple
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Miss Hannah Melting entertained a
number of friends in a delightful manner
Saturday evening.
Oscar Booth Of Nephi was in town early
in the week.
Miss Jennie Lundberg was a Salt Lake
visitor several days of the week.
One of the best lectures of the season
was delivered Sunday evening at the l.
y. S. meeting house by George Christen-
sen, subject: Social Purity" c. w
SOrenson lectures next Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beck of Nephi visit
ed relatives in town several days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen came in
from Mereur Tuesday. Mrs. Allen is in
poor health and Will remain here, but Mr.
Allen viii return in a few days.
Ernest Candland, who has taught school
at Monticello this winter, has returned
home
Rev. r. c. Bailey of Salt Lake delivered
an interesting lecture at the Presbyterian
church last evening under the auspices of
Lights and Shadows of London" and ne
spoke from personal observation.
Andrew Nilsson is spending few days
in Saat Lake City.
Stewart Seely was rendered a birthday
surprise Saturday evening by a crowd of
friends. A pleasant evening was passed.
Miss Mary Nickson is down from
Mrs. Sarah Reid. E. J. Hanks and Roy
Nickson are in from Salt Lake City for
short time.
Lewis Larsen is here from Dover. He
starts for Minnesota today.
Mr.. and Mrs, E. KoffOrd are visiting
relatives IN SpringVille-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Peters. parents Of Mrs. H.
p. Morrey, arrived yesterday from their
former home in Minnesota. They have
disposed Of their interests there and viii
remain here an indefinite period.
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crowd Of friends gave Mrs. s. E. Jen-
sen an enjoyable surprise yesterday after
noon and evening.
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Samuel Allen and wife are visiting DR..
S. H. Aliens family in Provo.