The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-29
MANTI.

An afternoon tea was given at the home
/ of Mrs. Ernest Madsen Wednesday last.
| The interior of the residence was decorat-
ed for the occasion and the refreshments
were delicious.
| Mayor Anderson and his brother. T. J.
Anderson, left Friday last for their ranch
/ in Salina canyon.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew c. johnson of
| Provo spent the week visiting at the
| home of Mr. and Mrs. James w. Hogan.
/ Mrs. Johnson is a sister Of Mrs. Hogan.
| Mrs. Frank P. futile returned Tuesday
/ last from the metropolis, where she spent
few days visiting with relatives and
| friends.
Mrs. Niels NJ. Jensen of Fountain Green
/ spent the week in Manti at the home OF
| Mr. and Mrs. Jens F. Steck.
| Mrs. Sarah Braithwaite and daughter
! Florence returned this week from Elsi-
more, where they visited with relatives and
! friends a few days.
| Joseph L. Braithwaite of Ephraim spent
day in Manti this week with his mother
and other relatives.
| Miss Maud Brown entertained at a
| Kensington Thursday last at her home.
| Those present were the Misses Margaret
Tenant, Apple Harmon. Martha Harmon.
| Geneve Cox, Maggie Crawford, Jessie
! Crawford leila Crawford, Della String
| ham Ruby futile, Anna knudsen, Ingri
Jolley, Ann Parry, Ada Jolley and Serelda
| CroWford, the latter of Emery county. A
delicious luncheon was served during the
afternoon and music and other attractions
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| Leo Lowry came to town the other day
| to spend a few days with his mother and
other relatives preparatory to leaving for
the southern states for mission for the
| Mormon church.
| William II. BOYLE of Provo was tenn
pie visitor Tuesday and Wednesday of
| this week.
The young men and women of the South
s ssnpe5f S1a at Mayfed Sunday last Jo
| seph F. Smith, Jr., of the general M
/ A board of the metropolis was in at
| tendance together with Ruth May Fox
also of the same place, who gave instruc-
/ tiOns to the young people
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tuttle of Boise. Ida,
were guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Luther futile this week
| Mrs Minnie H James of Salt Lake CITY
was a visitor this week at the home OF
| Mrs. ]. II. Hornung.
| Harry E Hornung son Of Mr. and Mrs
| ]. H. Hornung of this city, left Tor EV-
! anston, Ill, where he Will again continue
his studies this year at the Northwestern
university.
A fishing party consisting Of Editor j
l. Ewing of the Manti Messenger, Attor-
ney A. H. Christensen. County ATTORNEY
Lewis Larsen, E. D. Sorensen and Charles
| Tenant leave Sunday for Fish lake. &c
| spend a few days for an outing.
| Mrs. Walter X. Barton returned I'M:
week from ogden, where she mas VISITED
| with her daughter for a few days.
| Mrs. H. H. Oviatt and family or Cleve-
land, Emery county, came over the noun
tains this week. where they Will remain
during the winter as residents OF thlS
city.
President Ezra Shoemaker returned
Thursday last from an extended ulI
through the east where he spent some
time on business. He visited New YORK
Boston and other points OF interest upor
his return home.
Mr.. and Mrs Jens Michaelsen Of Cen
terrified were visitors at the temple TINS
| week.
A baby boy arrived at the home of Mr.
| and Mrs. Lawrence Lowry this week
For conference in Salt Lake City. tbs
/ temple of this city closed Friday last anc
| will reopen Oct. 9.
| Miss Sarah Stalker entertained in honor
of Bent Larsen and his bride of Monroe
| who were married at the temple Wednes-
day last. The guests were royalty treat
| ed the same evening at the home of Pa
triarch John B. Maiben, where Miss Stalk.
| er is making her home.
Mrs. e. ]. Kearns of Salt Lake City i;
in the city attending the remains Of hel