The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-25
MT. PIT SAINT.

Miss Grace Nelson returned early in
the week from Clear Creek, Carbon cOun-
~, where she has been visiting relatives
for some weeks.
Lanson AIdrich came over from Sun
nyside early in the week, returning We'd
nesday. his wife and children, who
have been here for a month or so, &C
cOmpanied him home.
The society event of the week was the
ball given Thursday evening by the
Twentieth Century club, a local ladies'
organization The hall was beautifully
decorated with patriotic colors and pre-
scented q very pretty picture. Although
the night was stormy, large crowd was
present and ali enjoyed themselves very
much. No nicer dancing party has been
given here this winter
Mutual Improvement associations of the
North Sanpete stake met in conference
In this city last Sunday. Large crowds
We're present at the meetings Mrs Stel-
la Caldwell and Professor Hinckley of
Salt Lake City were present and made
Miss Pearl Wallis entertained about
twenty of her young friends at her home
last Saturday evening. the occasion be-
ing the twentieth anniversary of her
birth. The evening was pleasantly spent,
winding up with elegant spread in the
shape of an oyster supper
KemptOn'S Comedy company appeared
before large audiences two nights this
week at the opera house.
Liberty camp No. 80 Woodmen of the
World, of this city, entertained / /.
Boak, head consul, at a reception at the
lodge hall Wednesday evening. A meet
ing Of the camp was held early in the
evening and after it had adjourned, ladies
OF the order and a few invited guests,
in all making all the place could com
fOrtably seat, gathered and enjoyed the
exercises which followed. Besides Mr..
BOak's address, which vas a magnificent
effort, several musical numbers were rem
dered, and refreshments were served The
order is strong in this city and is stead
lily growing.
The Missouri Girl company is the
next attraction at the local opera house,
coming Wednesday evening.
Rev. S. z. Wishard of Salt Lake ad-
dressed audiences at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning and even
ing.
Pupils of the public schools gave a
nice entertainment Wednesday evening
hOnOTing WashingtOns birthday.
R Whitaker, NJ Aldrich and NieIs
Robson have gone to West Tintic to re-
main month or more.
r. Anderson and S. E Jensen returned
this week from lengthy trip through
old Mexico They went over many parts
Of that country, going nearly to it's south
ern border. and were quite well salts
fled with appearances
Miss Zelman Westinskow of Oregon,
who had been in this city for several
days, the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. w
Cherry, went on to her former home in
Manti' where she is spending the winter,
this week
A. Johnson. w. d. CandIand and W. G.
Clos have been Salt Lake visitors this
week.
William Hafen returned to Mack, Colo
this week, accompanied by Lawrence
Erickson The two young men will re-
main there indefinitely.
L. Ellington left early in the week for
Castle Valley, to remain several weeks.
Charles Hampshire was down from
Provo during the week.
County Treasurer J. Morgan johnson
was UP during the week from his home
in Spring City.
Members of the local fire department
enjoyed an outing at a fish pond below
town Wednesday. They fished and pic
niclJed and spent a very enjoyable after
noon
Bishop Christian Christensen of Chester
returned this week to his home in that
city.