The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-28
MISS EMMA LUCY GATES.

Flossie Peterson. Miss Zana Peterson
and Miss Bardella Real.
The following couples were granted
marriage licenses by County Clerk o.
u. Eiiason during the last few days:
Martin 5. Bohrae and Anna L. Muir
dock of FaiTVieW: Knute KohlsIrum
and Hilda Burton of Mt. Pleasant;
Wiford Hardy of Moroni and Lucinda
Larsen of Ephraim; Willard Vance and
Ellis Johnson of FaiTview; George
Johansen and Nora Anderson of Eph-
rain; Welby Wilcox and Sarah Spens
OF Mt; Pleasant; William Brewer and
Kate Nye of Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Earl Peacock was given a sur
prise at her home Monday which
proved to be one of the successful
parties of the season. The ladies came
ant afternoon was spent in social
chat. Mrs. Peacock was presented
with token OF remembrance. Those
IN attendance We're: Mrs. Frank
Anderson, Mrs. David Poulsen, Mrs.
Joseph Nelson, Mrs. ThorvaId Hansen,
Mrs. Larsen, Mrs. Orval Peterson, Mrs.
Erastus Rasmussen, Mr.. Henry Thomp-
son and, Mrs. Caroline Jensen.
Fergus Johnson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob johnson of Spring City, was
married to Miss Pearl Cummings of
Heber City at the home of the brides
parents Wednesday evening, the GER
emory being performed in the pres
ence of only the immediate family and
a few intimate friends. After the Ger
emony an elaborate dinner was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson will make their
home in Spring City.
Herbert Beck, one of the prominent
business men of the southern part of
the county, and Miss May Bardsley of
Centerfield were united in marriage
at the Manti temple Wednesday, Presi
dent Louis Anderson performing the
ceremony. After their marriage they
left for Centerfield where a wedding
dinner was given in their honor at the
home of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs Beck will make their nome in
Centerfield.
Miss Patra Anderson entertained at
a musicale at her home Tuesday even
ing. Musical selections were given by
Miss Ida MerZ of Mt. Pleasant Jessie
and Farley Young, Miss Eva Bailey
and Mr.. ChristiansOn. Luncheon was
served and a pleasant evening was
spent, Those present were Miss Dolly
Peterson. Miss Alice Lund, Miss EVa
Bailey, Miss Young, Soren Anderson,
Mrs. Adline Jensen and the hd;teSs.
w. +. Madsen of Nephi was in at
tendance at the ball given in honor of
James Green, who left Thursday to
fulfill a mission in the interest of the
Mormon church.
Miss Patra Anderson left for Manti
today, where she will visit at the home
of Miss Sidonia Olsten.
Miss Alice Lund and Miss Ada John
son of Spring City will leave for Salt
Lake Thursday to attend the charity
ball which will be held there Friday
night
Chris Thorpe and Louis Dorius came
in from Axtell yesterday to visit with
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Lehi Peterson, former
" of Salina, We're visitors to this city
during the week. They were on their
way to Salt Lake, where they WIN
make their future home. "A
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Greaves Wa<e in
attendance at the Founders day Sxer-
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the week.
Mrs. Adline Jensen of Salt Lake is
visiting with her relatives in this city,
and will remain until about the first of
the month
Miss Jessie c. Anderson, the dOmes-
tic science teacher of the Snow acad-
envy, spent Thanksgiving at Manti as
derson.
Mrs. P. W. Lyon of Tucker is visit
ing with relatives and friends