The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-03
MT. PLEASANT

John Stanfield came home early in the
week from the Tintic mining district.
Alfred RoSeniof came in Monday from
Wyoming, where he has spent the win
ter.
After spending the winter in the west
ern part Of the state, Ras Poulsen came
The Women Of Wooderaft of this city
gave nice entertainment at the lodge
hall Friday evening. A performance in
the theatrical line was given. several of
the ladies themselves and some of their
gentlemen friends taking part After
this was concluded refreshments were
very pleasant evening.
The performance given by the Home
Dramatic company at the opera house
Monday evening was one of the principal
society events CT the week.
James Monson left this week for the
western part OF the state, to be absent
some time
Elisha Brandon came home this week
| Clear Creek
John Nordstrom and Miss Aurelia
Bohne, both of Fairview, were married
in the Manti temple last week. On Sat
! urday last the parents of the bride Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Bohne. rendered the
young couple a wedding reception, about
a score Of the friends of the two families
/ being present.
The Arlington & Swain Comedy com
pany viii be the next attraction at the
| local opera house. The company is play
/ ing in this part of the state at the present
/ time and Is giving the best of satisfac-
ton
Professor Lloyd and the Fowler broth
ers left Mount Pleasant on Wednesday,
bound for Grand Junction, Colo. where
they VIII remain Tor some time The gem
tlemen made many friends during their
stay in this city, who wish them well in
/ their future lives
The sanpete county students in attend
ance at the b y. university at Provo
have formed themselves into a society
/ known as the Domestic Organization of
/ the B. y. L. Students of Sanpete County
| Samuel Hansen has gone to his home
in Provo TO rest for short time, having
| been sick.
Miss Percia Bunnell has returned to
her home in Spring City, after short
visit IN Eureka.
Miss Luvflla Hansen of Spring City is
home from an extended trip to Salt Lake.
-, Friends and relatives Of J. T. S. Alfred.
| the pioneer settler Of Spring City met
| IN the opera house there last Monday in
I honor of the seventy-ninth anniversary
Of his birth; A very pleasant time was
4 enjoyed. Mr.. Alfred erected the first
house in Spring City and has resided
! there ever since.
| Miss Hetty Omenn entertained the r.
/ this week
Mrs. 1. e. Jo-genson of Richfield is in
! this city on a short visit to her old-time
/ friends and relatives
NJ G. Rolph., formerly Of this city. who
| has resided in Victor. Colo. for several
| years, came home this week in response
4 10 a summons telling him that his moth
| er, Mrs. Benta Rolph, had passed away.
! Miss May Jensen and George Stanfield.
j both of this city. were married in this
| city last Saturday at the residence of
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Clyde. the BRIDE
| parents.
! The Wasatch academy is having its reg
/ ular spring vacation this week:
/ Mr.. and Mrs. James Fechser are home
| from Huntington, Emery county, to re-
/ main indefinitely. Mr.. -Fechser Is unde-
! cided yet as to what he win do in the
1 future
MILFORD Coates, who has been residing
/ in Idaho for a year or more came home
| this week on a visit to his mother, Mrs.
| G. A. Clark.
/ Frank Anderson returned 10 Eureka
/ this week. after a short stay here.
! w. l.. II. Dotson went 10 Salt Lake
4 early In the week. He will visit in Wyo-
| ming before returning here.
J z. l. Terry Of F,airview was in town
] early IN the week
n. S. Nelson and wife went to Salt
| Lake City on Wednesday.
Miss Sadie Seely is in Price visiting
| relatives
Miss Serena Nelson of the Wasatch
4 academy is spending the week in Salt
| Lake City.
Miss Mary Woodring is in Salt Lake
| this week. on visit to relatives.
r. Whitaker was a Salt Lake visitor