The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-24
EPHRAfM.

Ephraim, Oct. 23-ln EphTalm society
circles, during the last week. the most
pleasant event was that given Saturday
afternoon In honor OF Lafayette Olsen,
who is laboring in the northern states as
a missionary in the interest of the Nor
mon church. The party was given at the
home of his parents. An elaborate lunch
was served and neat sum of money
was presented to Mrs. Olsen, to be sent
to her soA. Those present were. Ephraim
and c. c. A. Christensen, Otto q. Olsen,
Sarah Jensen, Helen Anderson, Alice
Lund, Eliza IVersOn, Carrie Thompson,
Stena Rasmussen, Caroline Larsen, Ma
tilda Nelson, Sarah Hanson, Josie JOr-
gensen. Mrs. It. s. Lund, Mary Willard
son. Mrs. Christian Hall, Anna Maria
Taylor Anna Christensen, Stena u. Chris
Jensen, Elsie Anderson, Lille Peterson,
Mary SOrensen, Marie n. Hanson, Stena
Hanson, Mary Ann Thorpe, Jennie john
son. JaneBreinholt Stena Lindhardt, Min
ME Simondsen, Mile Christensen, Eliza
Peterson, Mary Tye, Matilda Madsen,
earn Olsen, Anna p. Jensen, Maria o.
DOrius, Maud MadSen, Meta Frost, Mrs.
Henry Green, Karen L. Hanson,
Marguerite DOrius, Mary d. Thorpe, Stena
MOrtensen, Matilda Mortensen, Lizzie
Christensen, Ellen Nelson, Pauline Mel
son, Hannah Thompson, Matilda Olsen,
Hannah Alfred, Anna Jensen, Virginia
Poulsen. Elizabeth Stevens, Helen Ander-
son, Anna 5. Peterson, DOrothea Chris
Jensen, Mrs. NJ. Hermansen,r kista Lar
sen. Lucinda Thorpe, Karn SOrensen,
Nora Nilsson. Anna Johnson, Elsie Chris
Jensen, Charistine Jensen. Josephine Mad
sen, Lena Peterson, FTedrlca Christensen,
Bertha Poulsen, Anna c. Jensen, Maria
=. Anderson, Malinda Reed and Mrs. OF
TO G. Olsen.
One of the most successful parties Civ
en- during the fall season was one sat
urday night. when friends and netghbOrs
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Peterson, Oh Main street, and gave them
a pleasant surprise prior to their leaving
for Salt Lake. where they have purchased
a home on East Second South street. The
Ephraim people regret TO see Mr. Pehr-
son and family leave here, as they have
been residents in Ephraim seven years,
Mr.. PETERSON has been one of the fore
most business men of this city. Dainty
refreshments We're served at 1899, the
tables being artisticaLy decorated win
autumn leaves. Some Of Ephratm's best
musical talent was present and an ENJOY
able evening was spent Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. ALI Bailey, DIR. and
Mrs. W. II. Olsten of Mant. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred JOrgenSen, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chris
tensen. Attorney Ephraim Hanson and
wife, Mayor David y. Beal and wife, Mr.,
and Mrs Ollie Christensen, Mir. and Mrs
Clarence Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. EraS-
tus WillaTdsOn, Mrs. g j. Fisher, Miss
Lille GreaVes Miss Blake of Denver
Alice Lund, Mrs Henry Funk, Mrs
George Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.
Thorpe Miss Marion DOrius, hesler Pehr-
son. Thomas Eautlu, Myrtle EenrSOn
James Frost and Peter Lund.
The many friends of Miss Lulu Peter
son and Aaron Hanson both of this city
will be pleasantly surprised TO learn OF
their marriage, which VIII take place al
the Manu temple. Oct Is The bride is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. p G. Peter
son, while the groom IS the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Hanson Miss Peter
son is teaching school at MOrOni where
she intends TO remain during the win
ter. and Mr. Hanson will leave shortly
after their marriage TO perform mission
IN Great Britain in the interest of the
Mormon church.
A letter has been received from Pro
fessor and Mrs. J. A. Beal saying that
thew arrived In New York safely. Mr..
Beai has been a teacher in the Snow
academy for several years and is now
enrolled in Columbia university. where he
expects TO receive his masters degree
next spring.
Miss Hazel johnson Of Emery arrived
in this city Sunday and will remain here
during the winter to take course IN
the Snow academy.
Mrs Walter GIeave and her little son,
of Richfielf, are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andreas Olsen.
One of the pretty events in this sec
ton was that last night at Centerfield in
honor of the marriage of Charles Con-
rad Bosshardt and Addie Maria SOren-
sen, both OF that place. The marriage
ceremony was performed at the Manti
y
wedding dinaeT was given In their honor
at the home Of the brides parents The
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bosshardt. The bride Is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. J. SOrensen. A bah
was given in their honor at the Center
field pavilion, Wednesday night Mr. and
Mrs BOsshardt will be at home in Cen
terrified after Nov. !.
County Commissioner Charles Alfred of
Chester was in Ephraim Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Van D. Spaulding. jr.,
left for Gunnison, where they will make
their home during the winter Mt. and
Mrs. Spaulding were married in this city
last week.
President Lewis Anderson Of the South
Sanpete stake was in Ephraim Sunday to
attend ward conference.
Mrs. Peter GreaVes, ST., and her daugh-
ter Lille were visitors at Wales Sun
day afternoon. as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Lamb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jorgensen were at
Mt. Pleasant Saturday visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. L. p. Nelson.
Otto Nelson returned from Salt Lake,
where he has been employed during the
last two months
Bob Anderson. a former resident Of Eph-
rain, is spending a few days in this city,
renewing old aeQuaintaI Ces.
Sebel Carlson of Spring City and Bes-
sic Norman of Nj. Pleasant were united
la marriage Wednesday at the county
court house. Both are popular young peo-
pie IN this part of the country They VIII
make their home in Spring City
AIRS. VIII Child Of Gunnison has been