The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-08
PAYSON.

| This week has been one Of weddings in
| this locality no less tnan four couple tir-
| ing of single blessedness and becoming
! victims of Cupid's power.
! one of these notable events was the
| marriage in Salt Lake Tuesday Of Mrs.
NeUtie SteWart-CaldWell TO james Wood.
] following evening when reception was
given in their honor.
James H. Webb and Mrs Ruth Quigley
surprised their many friends by quietly
/ hieing themselves TO Salt Lake Tuesday,
/ and the following day getting married ia
! the Salt Lake temple. After visit OF
/ a few days with Mrs. Webbs sister IN
Brigham City they VIII return 10 PaSSonf
/ where they viii be at home 10 their nu-
merOus friends all of whom wish them
/ the lions share of good luck and happl-
ness.
| A marriage license was issued in Provo
| Monday to Willard l.. EllertOn and Chris
! tiana Mcclellan. This happy couple were
married Thursday, the ceremony being
! sOlemnZed in the Salt Lake temple. Al
I though the groom formerly resided here
| he is now a resident of Mona, but IS en-
ployed as d clerk in general store at
Mammoth. The bride is one of our popu-
lar young people. among whom she has
many friends who wish for her a happy
future.
\ farewell party was given Monday
night in the Second ward meeting house
in honor of David Taylor by about fifty
of his associate friends, The time was
spent in games, singing, speech-maklng,
pIcknicking, etc. Mr.. Taylor left the fol-
lowing morning on mission to New
Zealand.
Miss Ada Scharrer of the clerical force
at Farrer Bros, Provo, spent last Satur-
/ day and Sunday with her parents IN TINS
city.
Mrs. P. H. Marsh is spending the last
three days of the week in Salt Lake City.
The w r. L. club. whose members are
composed of the young ladies' or the
High school, held most enjoyable SeS-
sion Wednesday night at the home of the
/ Misses Myrl and Clyde Wilson. An IN
| teresting literary programme was en-
/ ioyed, together with refreshments served
by the young lady haSteSSeS.
Lynn Townsend, accompanied by ms
/ young bride, were here from Salt Lake
Sunday and Monday visiting the parents
of Mr.. Townsend.
Mrs. +. II. Pulyer visited youhse'
sister at Eureka Sunday and Monday;
The Royal Neighbors met "Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. II. GutheiL The art
/ eruoOn was pleasantly spent with 4 ue-
/ lightful lot of everything gOOd, ana lhe
occasion otherwise prOfltably spent.
The elders quorum of the First ware
viii begin its weekly meetings TO continue
through the winter next Monday evening
( i'm the First ward meeting house.
Mr. and Mrs T. ). Haynes are down
/ from Eureka for a couple OF weeks.
Mrs. Fillmore and her two IS, sons ls;.;, Lee Lee
and Burt. are here from Burrvllle visiting
with her sister and brother, Mrs. A. >.
Hush and b. II. Phelps, and other rela-
/ lives The former of the boys IS n ms
/ way 10 the southern states on mission.
Karl Hush, the local chairman OF the
Democratic party, has called for a prl-
mary TO be held Friday evening or next
week i'm the PaysOn opera house, TO place
| in nomination q municipal ticket Tor LHe
coming election 49,.
Mrs. Nellie Robinson was visiting in SAT-
I Lake City Tuesday and Wednesday.
W +. Rydalch was over from the coun-
'Sri7ee 6oI5s Of The High school have or
/ ganiZed with a fun set of officers, a so
! Cferv 10 be known as the Alto Relieve
/ Fraternity. The first public meeting was
. held i'm room A of the Peteetneet school
! Thursday night, when an interesting pro-
1 eramme of six numbers was rendered.
( The Home Dramatic society of this
place. under the services of Harry Z,
/ Porter of Kansas City, is rehearsing
/ .J-nder Southern Skies to be presented
next week
/ Storks have visited the following fami-
/ lies this week: To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
/ SearIe, a boy; to Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Cur
/ tbs a boy; to Mr, and Mrs. Charles De
| pue, a glrl.