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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-07-20
TREASURER'S
ANNUAL REPORT
Of Warren lndeF endent Schoo
District, Showing Receipts and
Disbursements for the Year
Ending July 20, 1905.

RECEIPTS:
State High School Aid 1895. 90
State Apportionment 2045.84
One Mill Tax 365.O9
Special Taxes 6S61.11
Surplus returned to district
from taxes collected for
payment of loan to state $3.50
From sale of bonds $4,000
Accrued interest on bonds 5O.l4
Premium on bonds $1,000
Certificate of deposit and
interest (piano fun0 1925
Piano fund 66.78
Miscellaneous:
Book rent $25O.25
Books sold 1880
Fines .55
Com. programs 1886
Tuition 1880
Marshall Co.,
janitor sum-
mer school 5000
522.95
Total Receipts $22121.52
Cash on hand July Is, 'O4 5443.33
$27564. IS
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-07-20

DISBURSEMENTS:
Teachers wages S 621950
Janitors' 67400
Fuel 698.23
Apparatus 1924
Text books and stationery 37O.6l
Library 91.OO
Furniture and fixtures 27O.75
New school building 12216.28
Piano 'ssz ssss1fsa4 - ~ Sc 78s
Interest on bonds 1135. Is
Miscellaneous 1746.42
Total Disbursements $235O3. 96
Cash on hand July Is, '05 4O60.89
$27564.85
w. F. POWELL,
District Treasurer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-07-20

Special sale begins Saturday, ] uly
22nd. Read big ''ad' last page.
The Peoples Trading Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20

State Treasurer and Mrs. James Chris
Hansen at Salt Lake city Sunday
Miss Bessie Frost visited young friends
at Manti Saturday
Miss Coral Erickson of Richfield is Wis
city.
Miss Hannah Brienholt visited with
friends in Salt Lake last week, returning
home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lund of Salt Lake
City were visiting relatives and friends
IA this city Wednesday.
Miss La Preal Wiliardsen visited with
relatives and friends in Sewer county
this week.
Dr. and Mrs. J. w. Hagan spent a few
Gays In salt Lake this week
MIS- Dora McFarlane OF Salt Lake is
k1tsitlng here with her parents, Mr.. and
M bennet Rasmussen.
MIS- Ellen Petersen of MorOnf was a
of the week.
Ole Larsen left Thursday for Marys-
G c. Balteryzen has been visiting with
ms daughters in Salt Lake CITY for the
past ten days. He returned home Mon
Miss Myrtle Pehrsen and Miss sarah
PETERSEN are visiting with friends in Salt
Mrs. Lizzie Olsen Thomas of salt Lake
Slty IS a guest of Mrs. L. NJ Olsen of
w II Brown. a pioneer Of E,phrain,
ana one or Nephi's most highly respected
citizens, is in the county devotina MS
time TO religious and social affairs among
his old friends.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20
RIcHEIELp.

Peter Greaves. ST.. Of Ephraim spent
Thursday in Richfield the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs NJ. F. Murray
Chris Jensen came down from Kim
per perry Sunday to visit a rev days With
Mrs Anna Morrison visited at Fish
ST 1esi,o on Gold mountain this week;
Post was RIchfield visitor this week.
MI and Mrs. Albert Pollet came down
from Gold Mountain Sunday and will
make Richfield their home.
MIS-. Annie g. Ward returned to her
home In Provo Monday after a visit
Mrs Laura Staples of Elsinore Visited
Hle past week with her daughters. Mrs
=; g Poulson and Mrs. c. ]. Olson.
w. s. Rust went TO Provo sunday TO
FiSlI relatives for couple of weeks.
IN mrs; George Stevens Of salina visited
her sister, Mrs. Albert Stevens of Loa.
Istst week, and on her return visited with
elT. and Mrs George W. Long of Rich
Eb -RozeII of Kansas and Z. J. BIosser
ana son OF Missouri arrived here this
Week on visit to Mr. and Mrs. W. t.
Mrs. Peter Thompson and daughter.
Mrs. n. p. Nelson, arrived home Thurs
nay rom their visit to the Portland ex-
A. j. Poulson went TO Salt Lake sun
Henry Poulson spent several days last
week in kimberly.
"a r. Accord returned to Provo Friday
after spending several days here with
the Seegmillers
Judge j.. +. Chichester went to Salt
Lake Tuesday for a few days
Miss Clara Ramsey is visiting friends
and relatives in Monroe this week.
District Attorney J. IT. Erickson made
a trip 10 Salt Lake Friday, returning
Sunday.
Miss Eva Stewart returned to Rich
ned Tuesday after an absence of sew
eral months
Mrs. Charles Skougaard made a trip
to Kimberly and back the past week.
Miss Dagmar Peterson has returned
from Kimberly after an absence of sew
eral months
Miss Nettie Thompson Of MarsyvaIe is
visiting with the Misses Seegmiller this
Miss Lula Morrison came down from
Salt Lake Thursday
Judge and Mrs. W. NJ McCarty of Salt
Lake arrived from Marysvale Monday,
Where they had been visiting with rela-
yves, ana are now visiting with friends
in Pichfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p Bradburn arrived
from Salt Lake Monday and are spend
ing a few days in Richfield. Mr.. Brad
DurIl is a well known mining operator
IN the Marysvaie mining district.
MISS sophia Goldbranson arrived home
Monday after an absence Of several
weeks. during which time she visited
relatives in Salt Lake and made a trip
to 2ortIand.----rs
R w. Dotson of Beaver was In Rich
uelu this week visiting with his sister,
Mrs. II. D. Gentry. From here he goes
70 Mt; Pleasant to visit his sister, Mrs.
Francis Jensen.
A beautiful lawn party was given last
Foutz at their residence on Brigham
street. It was delightful affair and
the guests were most pleasantly enter
tainsd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20

Marion Douglass. whose marriage to John
allison is announced for Wednesday next.
sweet peas. Many beautiful and dainty
pieces OF china were received by the popv-
lar young lady Delicious refreshments
Mrs. Elmer Brown OF Sacramento, Cal.
Is spending month in Provo, the guest
George Coray Of Salt Lake was enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday by Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Irving of Salt Lake City is
visiting relatives and friends in Provo for
a, few weeks.
| Mrs. Harriet Brereton of Springville
spent several days in our city visiting
Misses Nina Houston and Sadie Graha m
were the guests OF Mrs. James Glove at
her home in Salt Lake City, after a very
pleasant visit IN Provo with friends.
" hlIe here she was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs W. II. Dusenberry.
Arthur Haws has moved his family
Dack TO the city after month spent
camping i'll the canyon near Oimstead.
[ Mrs. Oliver Bailey entertained a number
of lady friends at her home 167 North
Fourth East, Wednesday afternoon al
dinner.
Miss Fawn T,weIves is spending a few
DAYS at Springfield
/ Mrs. J. r. Hodson has returned home
after pleasant month spent in Provo
The Parcilla club was pleasantly enter
tanned Thursday evening by Miss Fern
SInoot at Nthe home of her grandmother,
I
/ The girls passed a pleasant hour working
| on their different pieces OF arr work. after
/ which a dainty lunch was served by the
! . Postoffice Inspector Sharp OF Salt Lake
city was the Zuest OF Postmaster Glove
The Second ward of Provo enjoyed an
outing at the Provo lake resort Tuesday.
/ Hay racks and conveyances of different
/ kinds conveyed the large crowd to the re-
sort. An excellent programme of games
J was successfully carried out and prizes
| awarded the winners Bathing, boating
/ dancing and luncheon WAS enjoyed by
all.
/ Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Miss Marion Douglass and Mr.. John
Ellison on Wednesday next in the salt
! Lake temple. A reception viii be given in
their honor Thursday evening at the home
of the bride. Both are popular young
/ Attorney S: A. King is spending a few
Mayor W. NJ. Royiance was at the state
/ The Maccabees enjoyed an outing at the
| Upper Falls THURSDAY In the evening a
Miss Maud Graham has returned home:
after a few days spent at Spring DeDll
A W. Smith of Salt Lake City spent
| a part of Sunday in Provo canyon. and re-
! turning was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
/ w. II. Dusenberry for dinner
| J. c. Graham was a Salt Lake~ylsltor
! Tuesday.
w. E. stoker spent Sunday with his
family at Springden.
| ton Beach, Cal. were visiting relatives
and friends in Provo several days this
week. While here they were the guests
of Mr. and. Mrs. John c. Graham.
Judge j. T Mcconnell of Vernal is
visiting friends in Provo this week.
| Miss Vira Enos of Enos, Ill, is visit
ing her brother. L. d. Waters, of Provo.
/ for few weeks.
Miss Chloe smoot was a visitor at
! Springfield Sunday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20
KAYSVILLE.

Mrs. Charles II. Barton Of Ogden re
turned home yesterday after a pleasant
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John II Bonnemort.
Mrs. Georgia Flint returned today from
Logan, where she has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. James IT. Linford.
Mrs King of Salt Lake was visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Larkins
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cottrel, ir.. con-
Guided a pleasant visit with relatives
here and returned to their home in Salt
Lake on Sunday
Miss Martha r. Barnes left Monday
night for Portland. TO be gone three
weeks
Christopher Burton, jr.. has been spend
ing the week in Logan.
Miss Maggie Layton returned from Salt
Lake this evening.
Mrs. Annie Quist of Salt Lake has been
visiting with Kaysvile friends this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris =. Layton and fam
iIy Mr. and Mrs George W. Barnes and
family Mrs William J. Strong and Mr..
and Mrs Frank HYDE will form a party
that will leave on Monday for a fishing
trip on the Weber.
Miss Emily Barnes returned this week
from Brighton. where she has spent
several weeks with party Of Salt Lake
friends
Miss Lizzie Barton went to Salt Lake
for p visit last evening
Mr. and Mrs. John c. JamisOn Of Salt
Lake who have been visiting in kays-
Vile. returned home last evening.
Mr. and AIrs. -AnseiI have been visit
ing friends in Kaysville. They went home
last evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20
BINGHAM.

MISS Annie Giffen returned the frat
Mr.. and Mrs. G 10 os Str stay g at Zion e
outgoing passengers for Salt Lake Tues
Mrs. John T. War; was an incomins,
passenger Monday
a G SbnTg Chandler, jr., is in camp for
Mrs Jack Forbes was a city visitor
during the week
t. IA G; Wood returned Sunday from a
Jaunt TO the capital ~
Inc Ladies of the Maccabees. will give
caro- party Wednesday night, Aug %,
prizes will be given and deiicfous lunch
seTyed- Everybody invited
In. Inc Misses Edith and Stella KIopen-
f ce OF upper Bingham were incoTn-
ing. passengers Sunday after a couple
OF weeks, stay at the capital
is tbe G gt,est I. SShseIiey of American Fork
Mr. and Mrs, William Roberts Of ICu-
ii TIA spent the past week in camp vis-
Mrs n M, Craig was a camp visitor
the last of the week
MI MI: ana Mrs e. e. Dudley arrived
Daisy James celebrated her seventh
t partihuay laSt sunday, Aug. 13. About
emit P9
Paul Paul I.unde was an incoming passenger
Mrs John Jimpson. ST.. entertained the
11aoleS or Ruthl Rebekah lodge No Z.
5uesday' aug. 10, in honor of Mrs Pen
qieton of the Rebekah lodge OF Salt
Mr.: and Mrs. Drown of West Jordan
spent the past week in camp visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph RuttIe and Charley
I lag e are taking a two weeks outing
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Heaston and daugh-
Ter DoVey, OF Holmesville, New, who
!ett tuesday for Portland. Mr. and Mrs.
aIike gibbons accompanied them as far
s. J. Dunsmore and DR.. A. L. Quigley
are bingham delegates to the Grand
Aerie session of the Fraternal Order or
G. II. Roberts spent Thursday at
. Sanqy IN attendance at school board
Mrs. F. Kent Smith and daughter Cor
de1a returned Thursday after a three
months visit with Mrs. Smiths parents
\ Miss Bees Chandler was an incoming
passenger Monday.
land Boy mine, and wife, spent a week
Mrs. A. J: Mayer and children are
visiting at the capital.
o. J. Roberts spent the past week in
The Ladies of the Pocahontas gave a
card party at Society hail. SatnTdaS. Rne.
-. Whist was the game PLAYED and
prizes We're won by Charles Finen and
Myrt Smith, while II. Kramer and Mrs.
T. s Porter carried away consultations.
A large crowd attended and a very dainty
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe OstIer We're incom-
ing passengers sunday
Mrs. "A Mcclure and Miss Nellie Nc
Evoy entertained at cards Thursday
night in their new home. The rooms
were decorated with carnations and
ferns, while Japanese lanterns were hung
among the trees. Prizes were won by
Mrs. y. Hill and n. Gauchat and Mrs.
g II: Roberts and w. ii. Dunn, and con-
SoIauOnS fell to Miss Effie Mitchell and
Dan Jones, after which delicious lunch
was served.
The marriage or John Steel and Miss
Mary Hyland took place in Salt Lake.
OF Upper Bingham and they have the
congratulations Of their many friends.
Miss Preatt of Salt Lake was the guest
OF Mrs. F. J. Mallett in Upper Bingham
during the week
Alma Wild arrived in camp Friday 70
spend a week with his aunt, Mrs 9 H
Roberts.
Miss Addie Nelson is visiting Mrs.
James Richards in Upper bingham
A few friends of Miss Addie Nelson
planned pleasant surprise on her Wed
s4esday night A very nice time was had
b. all present.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20
PROVO.

The SWEETEST" affair of the season z-as
ne ne banquet given Friday evening at the
club in honor of Commissioner Richards
ana his associates. Other distinguished
guests of the occasion were Senator Reed
STnOot, Senator George Sutherland. Rep
resentative Howell Governor Cutler Irv-
ing Howbert and John Dern. The banquet
nan presented most beautiful appear
anco with its elaborate floral decorations
and banks. of pottcd plants. Plates were
lald Tor sixty Senator SmOot acted as
toastmaster. The following gentlemen re-
sponded to toasts: Commissioner Rich
ards, Senator Sutherland. Representative
Howell, Governor Cutler. Irving Howbert
John Dern. Mayor Roylance and Post
master Glove The event was thoroughIN-
ENJOYABLE and will live long in the mem
Dries of the distinguished gentlemen in
whose honor is was given
Professor and Mrs. A c Iund gave n
musical at their home on North Academy
avenue FFtday I'm honor OF Mr.. Hugh Dou-
musical treat. some OF Proves best tai
ent being heard on this occasion. Dainty
refreshments We're served.
Miss Lydia Knudsen is spending a week
in Provo canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnes viii leave
the first Of the week for several weeks
visit with relatives and friends IN Ore
gon and also to take In the fair
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter Jennie to Mr. Willis Lester ManE1STn.
Ehe marriage will take place some time
Mrs. f. A. wedgwood and daughter
Edgarda, are visiting friends I'm this city.
-.
salt Lake, spent few days visiting with
many old friends in this city.
Judge H s. Tanner of Salt Lake was
John Dern of Salt Lake City and Post
master Glove were the guests of Colonel
c, e Loose. Thursday evening.
Judge j. +. Booth spent Wednesday
with the Black Hawk veterans at Pay
son.
Charles McLain Of Grand Junction
Colo, was a visitor in Provo the latter
Mrs. E, "a. Sparks returned Tuesday
from a XerV pleasant visit in Salt Lake
City. While there she was the guest
OF Mrs. A. I. McCanne and Mrs. J. T.
Mrs. Edghefn of Nephi is visiting friends
The First ward OF Provo celebrated AZ
the Provo lake resort Thursday. The
day was PASSED In bathing boa ting
games, dancing and picnicking A large
crowd went down and most ENJOYABLE
Perfect in detail and thoroughly enjoy
able was the dinner given by Senator and
Mrs. Reed Smoot at their beautiful home,
lS3 East First South, in honor of Cover
nor Richards The tables were artisticaIiv
decorated and the room fragrant with
sweet perfumed flowers. Covers were laid
for eight as follOws Commissioner W.
Howbert Colorado Springs. Colo: John
Dern Salt Lake City.AC. Z. Loose, Post
master James Glove and L L Mum. of
Provo. After dinner the party eutoved
the Emma Lucy Gates concert
Mrs. w. E. Gray and Mrs. w D. Rob
erts jr-, are preparing for trip through
ar. and Mrs. I.osston Of American F'ortr
were visiting friends in this CITY Thurs
Mrs f. II. Sparks entertained Mrs
Mrs Joseph Page most charmin a- en-
tertained At q china shower Monday afr
ernoon Al her home in honor or Miss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20
MI. PLEASANT.

The most enjoyable event society peo-
pie have had anything TO DO with in
was the excursion of the L. ID. ). sun
day schools TO Nelson's park on Thurs
in this city Were closed during the aft
ernOon of the day 20 admit of all clerks
going and to Induce others to attend
also, this ACTION preventing any bust
ness being transacted Probably $500
people were at the resort during the day.
Most Of them were children. but hun
the little ones and TO participate in the
good time themselves A nice programme
joyed, and the rest of the day devoted
10 dancing and general enjoyment The
DAY was an unqualified success.
g j, Jensen was a visitor to Salt Lake
City this week. He expects to go to
Coalville this winter and take charge
OF the l. d s academy there His fam
lily Will accompany him and they viii
remain at least two years,
Mr. and Mrs. William NJ Brown Of
Salt Lake have been in Mt. Pleasant
this week. the guests Of their son w
Mrs. William Matson and children came
over this week from Eureka and will
remain some time with Mrs. Matson' 5
Mrs. Kate Frisby is down from Salt
Lake this week spending a short time at
her old home.
Miss Marie Rasmussen is home for a
few weeks from Brooks, Ida, where she
has been for a year.
Mrs Otto Averett came down from Salt
Lake this week, where she has been for
a couple Of weeks Mr.. Averett has
gone to Idaho for awhile.
Victor and James Peterson and Andrew
Nelson left early in the week for the
Uintah reservation, where they will re-
main for a time
Mrs; A. J. Syndergaard accompanied
her daughter. Mrs. Marie Long, to her
home in Kimberly this week, to remain
several weeks.
Mrs. w w. Woodring went to Rich
field Friday on a short visit
Miss Ella He2rOn came TO Mt. Pleas
ant this week from her home in Penn
sylvania, where she has spent the sum
mar
Misses AIilicent Woods and Edna Nc
Graw of the Wasatch academy faculty
returned this week from the east, where
they have spent their summer vaca-
ton
Miss Dora Chaser Of Salt Lake is the
guest of Miss Winnine Candland this
Weel-
Miss Jennie Green went to Salt Lake
this week TO visit friends.
Miss Lily Greaves of Ephraim was UP
this week. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Lsuritz Nelson.
Peter Jensen returned this week from
Idaho. where he has been for a couple
of weeks. He viii remain indefinitely.
Lawrence Rasmussen is home from
Blacl-foOt. Ida. to remain.
Myron Aldrich and wife are spending
week in Spring City at the latter
homo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20

Reid, Mrs ]. 3. Crawford and Mrs C r.
Cox ali OF OranEeville- Others present
were; Mrs. Ella Cotton Of Salt Lake City
and Mrs. John Thompson Of Sterling. The
Manti ladies present were: Mrs n n.
Christensen. Mrs. W. Z. hickey. Mrs
George Peacock. Mrs. ". II. Olsten and
Mrs Luella Harmon.
Nephi Robertson OF Fountain Green was
IN Mant this week on business.
Lester BraithWaite and family OF this
city have removed 10 f/sin0re. where they
intend making their home.
Cecilia Petersen Of Salt Lake City was
in Manti this week visiting with relatives
and friends
Philip II. ThornberR brother-in-law OF
George Brox Of this city. came I'D to
Manti this week from Canada 10 VISIT
relatives and friends.
President Lewis Anderson and family
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20
EUREKA.

Miss Hattie Combs has returned to Pay
SON where her hime is.
Miss Sadie Hurd is visiting in the cap
James Crooks returned Wednesday from
q visit to Park City
Mrs James Crooks and children were
at Payson visiting this week.
Orris Jerman returned Wednesday from
a visit to American Fork.
Miss Della Fields is entertaining Miss
MONTGOMERY OF Salt Lake.
Mrs Manhart left this week for Salt
lake where she will reside in the future
Miss Annie Duneombe returned the be-
ginning OF the week from a short visit to
the capital
John w. Hurd is entertaining his sister,
Miss Sadie Hurd of Salt Lake.
John Holland returned last Tuesday
from a visit with relatives in Colorado.
Mrs John Rowe and Mrs c. P. Goody
were Provo visitors Thursday.
Mrs. August Schmidt returned Wednes-
day from a visit to the capital.
jerry Sullivan and Gus J. Henroid were
Nephi visitors last Wednesday.
Mrs. 3. n. c. StOtt returned last Tues
day from Salt Lake, where she had been
to see her son who is i'll al one of the
hospitals in the capital
Mike Sullivan has returned from Salt
Lake after long sojourn in the Holy
Cross hospital, where he had been treated
for injuries received some months ago
at the Blue Rock mine.
w. T. ShriVer left this week for Cali
fornia 20 join his family, who are visit
ing there and who will return to Eu-
reka with him in the course of a few
weeks.
the home of Mrs. Dan Martin was the
scene last Wednesday night Of a very en-
1oyable social event given by the Car
nation Embroidery club. The members
invited their husbands and their gen
Llemen friends and the evening was spent
with card playing. those winning the
prizes being Mrs. Jere Driscou and Os-
car FOrsfund
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hanson gave a
card party at their home last FRIDAY
evening, which was an exceedingly en-
Joyable affair After the card playing.
dancing and refreshments.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20
LEHI.

The opera -Four Leaf Clover presented
IN the opera house last evening by fifty
young ladies under the direction of Prof
Fred J. Fjelstead. assisted by Miss Lulu
Dorton, was a great success both artist
packed and every seat is sold for this
evening. when the performance viii be
repeated.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. ingalls, went to
the Portland fair this week. They viii
visit some time in California before re-
Miss Viola Zimmerman was married
Friday to Isaac. FurZuson OF Eureka;
A party CONSISTING, Of Mr., and Mrs.
Hyrum Anderson and the Misses May and
Susie WhioDle went TO American Fork
canyon for a weeks trip.
James NJ Kirkham, publisher OF the
Banner, left Wednesday for a ten DAYS
s. W. Brown. John worlton and e H.
Davis and their families went to Payson
Wednesday TO attend the annual camp fire
gathering OF the Black Hawk war vet
F'rancis and E ], child returned Nom
day from a weeks visit to Tooele coun-
Mrs Mary e. Cobb of De Lamar. New.
who lived in Lehi several years ago, is
visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Austin Of Sugar
City, Ida. are visiting in Lehi:
A. NJ Stewart has returned from an
extended prospecting tour through Ne
vada into California in the interest of a
Frank TIidenrieck. agent at Lehi juno
ton, is on a vacation ana ms KEY Is
being held down by Robert DOUGLASS.
Among. the exeursionis5s 20 Canada
from IIehi were Mrs. w. W. SouthWorth,
Thomas Webb and family
/. q. Stevenson and family have moved
from Frisco to Lehi.
Mr. and Mrs. George Webb returned
this week from trip to Sugar CITY,
Ida.
Miss mabel Thomas re recovered from
8. severe attack OF appendicitis.
J. E Keate IS 'night operator at the d.
& r. G. while T. A O'Brien is enjoying a
vacation
chant is visiting with his brother Abra-
ham.
William Gray Charles Gray and Moroni
Peck left Yesterday for Vernal TO file on
their land drawn at Provo.
Among the marriages scheduled Tor an
early dav is that of Hyrum Anderson and
Miss May Whipple.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20
MANTI.

Mrs. L. T. Hasford. of Alameda. Cal
who has been in Manti for some time Wis
ting WITH her parents, Mr.. and Mrs L
last.
Mrs, Ernest Madsen gave an afternoon
tea at her home Wednesday, last
Miss Maria Nelson. of the firm of Nell
son & Work, is visiting the fair at Port
land -
Effie Simons is visiting friends In Salt
Lake City.
Mrs. Ella Cotton OF Salt Lake City has
been in Manti during the week a guest
at the home of her brother. w. W. Craw-
ford.
The Temple City band boys intend Civ
resort near Mt Pleasant
The Home Dramatic company intend
putting on a play in the near future
Edna Bigler of Nephi has been visiting
at the home Of Mrs D. c. Brown For
some time past She returned home Wed
nesday.
Mrs. ". W. Crawford entertained AT her
home this week in honor OF Mrs John X