The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-14
NEPHI.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Nephi, Nov. 13.-Alonzo Ingram, Hans
Christensen, w. h Bailey, Harry Beag-
ley, John Foote and Mr.. Johnson and
Ar. Aldous attended teachers conven-
ton at Eureka this week.
Miss Pearl Allen, Miss Ethel Cush-
ing, Miss Emma Christensen, Mr.. Daily
and Mr.. J. Z. Christensen, teachers of
Thursday.
THE Gladiator" was well presented
by the Sanford-Dodge company at the
Arlington theatre Thursday night, fol-
lowed by "Othel1o" on Friday night
L. E. Delhi, editor of the Mommoth
Record, was in Nephi Tuesday.
Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Newton and Miss
Maude FELTON,, Mona teachers, went to
Eureka Thursday.
The Relief society of Mona gave 81
very pleasant affair last week in honor
of their retiring president, Mrs. Lena
Ellertson. About thirty guests were
present.
Mrs. Savage Of Salt Lake spent Old
Folks day in Nephi.
Miss Mabel Douglas, Miss Pearl In
gram, Miss Retta Sperry, Miss Stape-
ley. Miss Maude Orrask and Miss
Francis Grundy went to Eureka to at
tend teachers convention.
Miss Kate Bailey visited in Spring
vile last week
Earl Macfarlane returned home last
week from Silver City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Margetts of
Salt Lake came from Salt Lake to at
tend the old folks party Wednesday.
Miss Georgetta PaXman went to
Eureka Thursday.
The Ladies' Literary club met with
Mrs. J. r. Edghill Monday evening.
A debate was the main feature of the
evening" Resolved, That Woman Has
Duties Beyond Her Home" The de-
baters were: Affirmative-Mrs. Hyrum
Jensen and Mrs. Sadie Cole. Negative
Mrs. J. A. Hyde, jr., and Mrs. Edith
Sparkes. The papers were all excel
lent, and the judges decided in favor
OF the negative. Some time was given
to business affairs, principally prepar-
ing plans for the identifying of Cen
trail park next spring. The club will
hold its next meeting at the home of
Mrs. George Sudbury.
Mrs. Thomas Bailey entertained at
dinner Sunday in honor of Mr.. Baileys
birthday. About thirty guests were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. McCune of ogden
are the guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Mrs. 7. H. G. Parkes and Miss Ida
Parkes entertained at china shower
for Miss Ruby Mcpherson Monday
evening.
Prof c. ]. Hawkins and Prof. Good
win of the B. Y. U. spent Sunday in
Nephi.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bigler were in
Payson Saturday.
W . oeiiACo law tAihS spent OuHudy
in Provo.
Mrs. Alice Garrett went to Payson
Saturday.
Mrs. Jane and Bertha Mcpherson at
tended teachers convention at Eureka
Thursday and Friday.
One of the most important social
events of the week was Old Folks day
on Wednesday. At noon a sumptuous
banquet was served to all the people
who had attained the age of SIS. The
afternoon was spent in "reminiscences
of other days, songs, musical selections
and recitations. A grand ball in the
evening was enjoyed by many.
Miss Alta Carter. who is teaching
school at Spring Lake, spent Sunday in
Nephi.
Miss Joselyn and Miss Christensen
spent Friday and Saturday in Eureka
Miss Clara Cole went TO Eureka
Thursday.
Mrs. Ed Downs entertained a number
of friends Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Goldsbrough left
Tuesday evening for an extended visit
in California.
John Aagard of Fountain Green was
in Nephi Tuesday.
Miss Ruby Mcpherson and Mr.. Alb
ner Bigler, popular young people of
Nephi, were married in Salt Lake
Tuesday. They will make their home
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Sparks of Mon
roe have moved here for the winter.
Miss Pearl Wright, Miss Ethel
Wright and Miss Nellie Hansen were
the hostesses at a delightful bundle
shower for Miss Ruby Mcpherson at
their home Saturday evening.