The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-19
MI. PLEASANT.

MT. PLEASANT.
Especial 20 The Herald-Republican.)
Mt. Pleasant. Sept. 1S-The pretUIest so
ciai events here this week were the an
nual parties given by the young ladies'
of the North and South wards. The North
ward party was given Monday night and
that of the South ward Wednesday night
At the North ward there were about 80
present. who enjoyed the evenings en-
tertainment, which consisted Of snort
program, followed by games and light
refreshments. At the South ward party
Wednesday evening a somewhat similar
program was enjoyed.
J. W. Cherry, Ferdinand Erickson and
John Knudsen were Manti visitors the
Miss EIvina Nielsen Of Elsinore stopped
off here Sunday 20 visit Mr. and MRS
NJ. r. Anderson. Miss Nielsen left Mon
day for Salt Lake, where she VIII at
tend school at the University
DR.. a. J. Stewart came down the 1lrst
Of the week from Salt Lake to look after
Some professional business matters.
Mrs. Veda KOfford, from Provo Bench,
came TO this city Monday to visit h5r
mother and other relatives.
Mrs. J. G. Melting and her son Earl
returned to this city Monday from van
couVer They We're expected mere the
previous Friday. but they stopped off to
visit IN Utah county
Elmer Johansen has gone to Spring City
10 teach school this winter.
5hi this week and spent few days
here.
". f. Madsen Of Nephi was in this
city this week ON business for the Bell
Telephone company.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy r Silman of Pay
son, who have spent the past month i'm
this city. went to Manu Monday, TO re-
llain indefinitely
Maggie CandIand went to Provo Thurs
day to attend school at the b. Y T. A
social was given at the Presbyterian
church Friday evening in honor OF Rev
and Mrs. Meeker, who have recently come
here to live. Rev. Meeker will be the
Presbyterian minister here.
The home of Bishop L. O. Larsen Of
Spring City was gladdened this week by
the arrival of twin girls They came
The North ward Young Ladies' Mutual
Improvement association was reOrganiZed
Monday evening with the following Off
GERS: Mrs. Alberta Jacobs, president;
Hannah Madsen, first councillor; Hilda
Madsen, secretary; Tressie Madsen, as
sistant secretary. Pearl Wallis, Mary
Hansen and Bertha Musig, aides.
Mrs Edwin ReUsch left Thursday for
Colorado. where she will remain during
The winter with her husband.
Mrs James Wilson went to Provo We'd
uesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. H Mai
ben. Mrs Maiben is daughter Of Mrs.
Wilson.
Mrs Jane Martin instructor in the Wa
satch academy, went TO Salt Lake the
first of the week. accompanying friend
from Manti who was obliged to go there
for medical treatment.
The Misses Christie and Olive Nelson
left Tuesday for Oberlin, o. TO attend
college this winter. Their mother, Mrs.
H. ). Nelson, Mrs \. : Nelson, and
Irene Nelson, accompanied them as far
as Salt Lake Miss Irene will 90 east
TO college this year.
Primary conference will be held in the
North ward Sunday.
Miss Ella Nelson left here Thursday
Tor Paris, where she Will study music.
She will be i'm Salt Lake a few days be-
fore leaving the state.
Mrs. J. r. Proctor returned this week
from Canada where she has speT, sew
eral weeks this summer.
Burnley Olsen of Salt Lake has been
visiting here this week with his parents
Mr. and Mrs William Olsen.
Miss Ruby Madsen went to Provo We'd
nesday. She viii live with her sister
there and attend school at the B. Y. L.
Ray Monsoon and win Erickson left
Monday for Ann Arbor, Mich, where they
will attend the school of law.
Rex johnson, a son of 5. +. Jensen,
has CONTRACTED typhoid fever.
Denna Neg and Christian Anderson
were married i'm the Mant temple We'd
nesday.
Miss Alton Wambolt went TO Lehi Fri
day.
James OTmau came iu from the Cintan
reservation Wednesday.
Mrs. Annie Madseu is reported ill.,
Mrs. Andrew G. Madsea returned from
her northern trip this week.
Mrs. Neils Omansen Of Spring City cale-
brated Ter siNty-first birthday this week
Miss Ruth Monk of Mauti has been
d visitor in this city the last ten days
Mearl Alder of Mant has been the
guest of Gertrude knudseu of this city
the past week.
Ida MerZ left Wednesday for Ephraim
la attend school AT the Snow academy
Miss Mabel Pearson returned this week
from Salt Lake.
John Bigler sustained a broken leg re-
Gently. He was riding a horse which fell
down, causing the accident
Andrew Christensen left this week for
Bingham. where ne viii live with his
daughter this winter.
Miss Etha Walker Of Spring City Ell
tertained a party of young friends at her
home last Sunday Refreshments were
served and an enjoyable afternoon was
passed by those present.
Miss Alviua Hansen went to Provo
Tuesday TO remain indefinitely
Mr. Asa Coates went to Salt Lake