The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
FPHRATM NEWS NoTEs.

Ephraim. Sept. 26-J. +. Christensen.
principal Of our city schools, has been
granted a state diploma by the state
1 board .Ot education, which entities him
10 teach school in the state for life. a.
O. Soderberg. also of this city, was
granted a five years state certificate.
The faculty of the Snow academy gave
the opening ball of that institution last
evening in Petersens pavilion. a large
crow dwas present and all enjoyed them
selves dancing TO the music furnished by
Christensen orchestra.
Ole Larsen. superintendent OF the Log
I Cabin mine al Marysvale. has purchased
a cottage and ground to the east of the
Bullion hotel at Marysvale and will
move his family from Ephraim to the
4 Vale"
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jagensen gave a
dancing party to a large number of their
friends at Petersens pavilion Wednes-
Cay. A merry crowd was present and all
/ enjoyed thems elves until the wee sma'
! hours of morning.
ring of this city to cut $4,000 feet of lum-
Der on the Manti forest reserve has been
granted by the authorities at Washing
ton.
John Davis. jr., 2. c. Petersen. Henry
Beal and Andrew Andersen are acting as
petit jurors at the September term of
court at Manti.
AdOlph SOderberg returned home from
Park City Tuesday.
Miss Eta Musey of Sterling is guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andreas Olsen this
week.
c. J. Fisher and Attorney Hansen
were in Manti on business Monday.
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Niels Martinse1. ir.. Sunday morning.
Fred Hall of Kingsville, No, is the
guest Of Peter Greare's family.
Eyring Thompson left Monday for Rex
burg, Ida, to accept a position as o
teacher in the church school at that
Miss clara Brienholt is in salt Lake
| City for the purpose Of studying elocu-
ton.
Mrs. Minnie ]. Snow and II. Hull of
Salt Lake City were the principal speak
ers at the Young Mems and Young
| Ladies' conference held in the taberna-
I Gle sunday
ole x. Olsen is home from Rexburg.
| Ida.
c. c. Jensen and wife Of Nephi were
visiting rela tives and friends here Tues
dav and Wednesday.
Arnfred Christensen of this city has
| been employed as principal Of the public
schools Of Joseph City, Utah. He left
\ Tor that place yesterday.
baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Joseph n. Hansen Monday
Delegates Thomas Fauten, J. r. Han
sen, jr., N o. Anderson and A c. Bosen
were in attendance at the Irrigation con-
gress at Ogden last week. They returned
home yesterday, reporting a most sue
cessful meeting, and predicting that much
good will result from this session
Mrs. Rhoda Larsen entertained the
members Of the Autumn Leaf Sewing
/ CluD W eQneSudNh evening a QeuclOuS
luncheon was served the guests and a fine
programme Of music WaS rendered during
the evening.
Adolph Pehrsm left yesterday for
/ Washington, d, s., where he will again
/ undergo treatment for his eyes. His
I father accompanied him as far as salt
Lake City.
Ancheas Olsen of this city will next
week ship carload Of pruues from his
orchard here to Provo. from which place
| they will be shipped 70 the eastern mar
ket. This will be the first carload of
prunes shipped from this county.
The production of Lady Audley's Sec
ret was greeted by fair sized au-
dience at the opera house Tuesday even
ing. It gave general satisfaction.
The Red Stockings win cross bats with
the Moroni club at the local grounds this
afternoon.