The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-21

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Miss Sidonia Olsten was in Ephraim
last week visiting with friends.
L R. Anderson was in Marysvale on
business during the week.
Austin Mayfeld of Gunnison left
Monday last for Columbus, o.. together
with his little daughter. He has been
called to fill a mission to the southern
states, but will visit a few days in his
old home in the Buckeye state, where
he will leave his daughter with rela-
tives.
The tabernacle choir gave a concert
this evening in the tabernacle.
A social was given last week by Mr..
and Mrs. William N. Tuttle in honor
of their son Ambrose, who leaves soon
for the mission field
Tuesday evening OF this week the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Larsen
was tastefully prepared for the social
given by them in honor Of Ambrose
Tuttle, who leaves for the northern
states to I'LL a mission for the Mormon
church. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. George n. Larsen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Larsen, Ambrose futile. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Wintsch, Miss Leona
Madsen, Miss Allie Reid, Miss Edna
Moner, Miss Alice Johnson, Miss Fran
ces Madsen, the Misses Elvira, jeanette
and Iuella Mortensen, Franklin Squire,
Loren Merriam. William McFarlane,
Leah and Eva Tuttle, Harold Madsen,
Charles Braithwaite and Charles Bes-
sey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abelbert Shoemaker and
their family arrived in Manti Friday
last from Canada, and intend making
Manti their home, having disposed Of
most of their interests there.
A religious class convention was held
in this city Sunday last by the officers
of the South Sanpete stake. Mr.. Mar
tin Of the general board was in attend
| ance, and a profitable time was spent.
Mr.. Martin was a guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Barry, superintend-
ent Of religious classes of this stake.
George W. Nebeker of Siguard and
Miss Emily Millett of Alma, New, were
united in marriage at the temple We'd
nesday last.
The old time ball last Friday even
ing was one of the most successful of
the socials this season. Mrs. Lovina
Farnsworth won a prize.
The presidents of seventies of this
city gave social at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. D. H. Robson Tuesday even
| Ing. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
E. T. Parry, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Reid, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Westenskow, Mr.. and
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Carlson, Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Robson,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Anderson.
Miss Lucy Anderson of Oak City was
a visitor at the temple during the
week.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Jensen Of Centerfeld
was in the city during the week visit
ing with friends.
Mrs. Ely A. Nielsen Of Oak City Wis
tied in Manti during the past week with
friends.
Mrs. Lucinda Nebeker of siguard
was in Manti Wednesday last to wit
ness the marriage of her son George w.
TO Miss Emily Millett of Alma, New.
Mrs. A. P. Voorhees, of this city left
for Salt Lake Thursday to attend the
/ funeral of her brother, George Billings.
Martin S. Bohne and Mrs. Annie L.
| Murdoch, both Of Fairview, were mar
ried during the week at the court house
/ by James Frost.
| A pleasant social was given Wednes-
day evening for Ambrose Tuttle at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Shoemaker.
Mr.. Tuttle leaves soon for the mission
field. A purse of $22 was subscribed.
William Brewer and Miss Kate Ney
Of Mt. Pleasant were issued a marriage
license during the week by Clerk Ella
son.
The r. K. class met at the home Of
| Mrs. Alvira L. Cox Tuesday evening
last to take up their regular work. The
grammar lesson was conducted by Miss
! Mary Jones, who also took the lead in
the physical culture exercises taken up
| that evening. A reading from Hints
to the UngrammStkar was given by
Mrs. Alvira L. Cox. An article from a
physical culture magazine was given
| by Mrs. Olivia Burns. The class ad-
Journed until the evening of Novem-
Der 30, to meet at the home of Miss
Mary Jones.
Webley Wilcox and Miss Sarah Spens
of Mt. Pleasant were issued a marriage
license by the county clerk the first OF
the week.
both of Fairview, were married this
week at the court house by James
i Frost.
George A. Johnson and Miss Nora A
Anderson, both of Ephraim, were
granted a permit to marry by the
county clerk during the week.
MILFORD Hardy of Moroni and Miss
Lucinda Larsen of Ephraim were is
sued marriage license at the court
house the first Of the week.
A marriage 5oiemnized at the cour1
house during the week by James Fros
was that of Knute Kolstrom and Mis-:
Helma Burton, both of Mt. Pleasant
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson o.
Sunnyside returned to this city during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Peterson are re
joicing over the arrival of a baby boy
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Westenskow wer'
made happy Thursday last over the ar
rival of a son at their home.
A surprise party was given for Byron
Cox during the week, the occasion
being his sixtieth birthday. His chill
dren presented Mr.. Cox with a hand
some rocking chair.
The New Zealanders' performance a
the tabernacle Thursday evening, whert
ancient and modern customs wer
beautifully illustrated, proved a mos
interesting and educational treat.
The Ladies' Literary club held an in
teresting session at their club room
Thursday afternoon.
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