The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28

Culture Miss Nora REYNOLDS. song by
Mrs. Elsie Barton and Mrs Sophia Peui-
ser reeIfatI95i ~ MS sarah stopltss
NO Family IiTes Mrs. DaFris ETick-
sen
Richard simns aad family Of MoFonl
departed Tuesday for clear creek where
they gih remain indefinitely.
Roy Decker Of ogden who has enjoyed
q visit here with his sister. Hrs W +.
Brown. returned home this week.
MyFom AldrIch left this week for Park
CITY where he has employment as tele-
graph operator with the Bio GruEGe
western railroad
Theodore &. CsndIand and Andrew
knudseR came in from Scofield this week
they made the trip over the mountaiH on
snoWshOes and had ute an exciting ex-
perieucs
Otto Anderson returned to Grand juno
ton Tuesday after a visit here.
Inc dancing party given Monday even
ING Dy the twentieth century club was
the most successful event Of the kind OF
the season. The crowd present was just
sufficiently large 10 make dancing thor
oughly enjoyable The ladies of the club
who were present were noticeable by the
manner IN which thev dressed their hair
for the occasion-thel- having. by preyi-
Gus Arrangement powdered and ar
ranged their hair after the style which
was fashionable during the days Of
Washington. The effect was unique. The
club was able 30 meet all expenses with
the receipts from the party and have q
small sum LETT over for themselves.
J. &. Barton went 10 Clear Creek this
week. He may remain indefinitely and
90 into business
County Superintendent of Schools A. T.
Larsen has been in Mt. Pleasant this
week on q visit to the local schools
Bishop James Larsen was q salt Lake
visitor this week.
Mrs. Christian Nadsen of Manti
daughter of Peter Aonson Of this city,
visited here a couple OF days this week.
Mrs. Edwin Preston departed Thursday
for Ogden. She has little son who IS an
dumb who IS critically III with pneu-
mOnia.
joy themselves III leap year party Wnlcn
is TO be given Monday evening at the
pavilion. This IS the second one OF the
Mrs. Edith Eversle returned to her
home in Provo this week after a visit
with relatives here.
Airs. z. X. Barton went to Eureka this
week 10 visit awhile with her daughter,
Mrs. William Young.
! A. J. Scott is in Salt Lake this week in
the interests of the local oil company.
Miss Lu Den Christensen, for several
schools, has resigned her position and
next week viii go to her home in Gun
nisOn. After a couple Of weeks there
viii remain q couple OF weeks study
ing and advancing herself in her chosen
branch. She is a talented young lady
and her friends predict for hcr much
success.
A very pleasant birthday party was
given by Mrs. ole Nelson at her home
last Wednesday afternoon and evening
a number of friends and relatives were
present and a very enjoyable time was
the result.
Mrs. n T. Rosenberg gave a most en-
50yabie birthday party yesterday after
noon TO a number of intimate friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J H. seeiy entertained
few invited guests at their home Friday
evening. A jolly good time was enjoyed.
J. ". Seely of Castle Dale spent q
couple of days in Mt. Pleasant this week
Miss Celestie kelsch went to Salt Lake
CITY this. week.
Richard Whitaker and NieIs Robson
viii 90 TO Eureka Monday