The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-10
MT. PLEASANT.

Mount Peasants old folks were enter
tanned Thursday in a manner never be-
fore equaled. They were taken during
the forenoon to the South ward meeting
house, where at / o'clock sumptuous
hot dinner was served for them by COM
nittees of younger people. After having
enjoyed the dinner TO the utmost pro-
gram of speeches, recitatiOns. music. etc,
was rendered for their benefit. At night
at the opera house the crowd gathered
again and until a late hour mingled in
the merry mazes of dance. The
age limit at the afternoon party was CO.
and there were 149 present who had
passed that age. The Oldest woman pres
ent was Mrs. Carter. aged IS. and the
oldest man Mons Matson. aged Sc. Nine
teen of the crowd had been among the
first years settlers in Mount Pleasant
James Jorgenson and wife returned
Wednesday from Nephi, where they have
spent the past month.
Hawthorne circle, Women of WOodcraft
of this city. gave a splendid dancing
party at the opera house Tuesday even
ing.
Edmund johnson and Miss CIyda Dodge
a young couple of this city, are to be
the groom's parents Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Johnson. wedding reception viii fol-
low the ceremony.
Mrs. A. J. Stewart went to Provo and
Salt Lake Thursday. Her husband joined
her Friday.
Lincolns birthday will be observed by
the public schools rendering Il fine pro-
gram Monday evening.
A. Johnson went TO Salt Lake during
the week. He expected 70 make the trip
TO California with the eNcursionists who
left for that state on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wall went to Salt
Lake Saturday foT the purpose of making
the California trip.
w. d. Candland left Friday for a bust
ness trip to Ohio. He expects 10 be alb
sent about two weeks.
Senator John H. Seely was down a cou-
pie of days. from Salt Lake, this week,
visiting with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Barton went to
Salt Lake Monday. The former will re-
main some time
Mrs. Elizabeth Coffin Of Salt Lake is
being entertained by her sister Mrs. ..
f. Wall.
7. e Jorgenson returned from month
stay in Salt Lake. He has gone TO Man
ii to remain indefinitely.
Joseph Nelson was down a few days
this week from Salt Lake
Ezra GreacO and Miss Jemima Hutchin-
SOM well known young folks OF this city.
were married at Manti Monday
Louis Woodring was up n few days
from Richfieid this week.
Joseph Wallis and wife. and Mrs. An
mic Edwards came in this week from
their home in Garland and are visiting
with their mother. Mrs. john Wallis.
Mrs Charles Rambo is spending "A week
or 50 IN Frisco with her daughter Mrs
Lester Accord and Miss Maude Alfred
both OF Spring City. were married and
gave a reception in that city this week
Miss Marie G. Brehm. the noted tenn
| nerance lecturer. addressed an audience
| at thePresbyterian church and at the
academy and public schools Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. Marie Long is up from I<imber-
! IN visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
! A. J. Syndergaard
Nelson Anderson OF this city viii start
for Salt Lake tomorrow. and from there
he will 90 on n tWO-Vear mission 70 SWe-
den for the l.. ID. 5. church. crowd
OF young friends gave him a farewell
party Wednesday evening.
I big benerit dancing party will be Civ
en- at the opera house next Thursday
evening for the South ward meeting house
fund.