The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-12
EPHRAIM SOCIETY.

Ephraim, Sept. u.-Oscar II. Bremholt.
one of the popular young men of this city.
was united in marriage Wednesday at
the Manti temple to Miss Martha J. Mel
son, one of Mantis charming young
[ ladies. Wednesday evening an ela bora te
dinner was given at the home of the
Nelson Many beautiful and valuable
gifts were presented. The couple will be-
at home in this city after Sept Is.
Mrs. Blanche Baeley delightfully."- enter
tanned at her home in the southern part
OF the city complimentary to Mrs. J. p.
Dyreng, who is moving in her home in
/ the eastern portion of Ephraim Dinner
was served, and a pleasant afternoon and
evening WIS spent. Those present were
Mrs Andrew Hanson, ST.. Mrs NIels
Thompson Mrs. Frank Bailey. Mrs. Jens
Nelson. Mrs Rasmussen, Mrs. Chris
Christensen. Mrs. Niels Jensen. Mrs
George Taylor, Mrs. Henry Green. Mrs
Niels Jensen. Mrs. a. c. Christensen. Mrs.
Niels Anderson, Mrs. Erick Christensen.
Mrs. J. p. Dyreng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Olsen. who have
decided to make their home in Salt Lake
were rendered a pleasant surprise at their
home Saturday by thirty Of their friends
Shortly after their arrival dainty lunch
was served.
The marriage of James Anderson and
Miss Andrea Johansen was solemnized
Wednesday at the Mand temple. Both
are graduates of the Snow academy and
nave host of friends in the southern
in their honor at Mt Pleasant Friday
night. They left yesterday for RexburE.
where Mr., Anderson has accepted a posi-
ton as instructor in the ReXburg
academy.
Mrs B. H McMaine Of California is
guest of Mr. and Mrs Nate Convey.
she intends spending the winter here.
School will open Monday morning with
the following teachers; P. d. Jensen.
principal; P. c. Anderson, Edgar Jensen,
Louis DOTius OTTin Anderson. Maria
Christensen. Geneva G. Anderson. Cor
neiia Peterson, Katie Olsen, Bendetta
BeaL Flora Jones, Elizabeth Anderson,
Mona Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs Rasmus Hanson were
pleasantly surprised Tuesday evening by
number of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Han
son will shortly leave for Salt Lake.
where they will make their future home.
Lunch was served Those present were
Miss Nora Bensen, Miss Sophia Hanson,
Mrs. Maria DOrius, Mrs. Bert Brimhal,
Mrs. Aft Bailey. sr, Mrs Aft Bailey. jT.,
Mrs A. c. Anderson, Mrs NJ. F. Murray,
Mrs. Alma DOTiuS, Mrs. George Quinn,
Mrs. Charles Stevens, Mrs. L. N. Olsen.
Mrs. Frank Christensen. Mrs Gunnei
Dorius. Mr.. and Mrs. David \. Beal Mr..
and Mrs. c. J. Christensen, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. P. Hanson. Mr.. and Mrs. acOb Peter
son. Mr.. and Mrs Arval Peterson, Mr..
and Mrs. Nels Frost, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Benson. Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Ben
son, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Hanson and Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Carlson.
Misses Ann and Genevieve Wfl1ardson
left for Goshen yesterday, where they
have accepted positions as teachers.
Mr., and Mrs Hyrum Bosen are re-
joicing over the arrival Of a ten-pound
baby girl.
Lehi Peterson came in from salina to-
day on account of the serious illness of
his mother.
W. f. Madsen. manager of the r. NJ. 3.
Telephone company Of southern Utah,
made a business trip TO this city yester-
cay
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred: Jorgensen visited
relatives and friends at Salina during the
early part Of the week.
Miss Mary Henrie of Mant is spend
ing the week with Miss Alice Lund.
Miss Ada Johnson OF Spring City called
on friends i'm this city during the week
fine baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Olsen during the week.
Miss La PTul WillardsOn is home from
the state capital where she spent the
last month.
Mrs. DR.. w. H OIsten and her daugh-
ter, SidOnia, called on friends here Wed
nesday.
Lutte Dorius has accepted a position in
the Ephraim schools. He will move from
Redmond here.
Miss Hazel Greaves was called home
from Salt Lake on account of the seri-
Gus illness Of her grandmother.
Miss Fern FOntin left this morning for
Heuifer. Utah where she will teach
school.
Miss CIeofa Folster returned from. Salt
Lake today. where she has been spend
ing her summer vacation.
J. w. eye is home from Frisco, where
he has been spending the last six months
as manager of the Golden Reef mining
He reports the property to
be in a most excellent condition.
The Snow academy teachers for the
coming year are W. z. Moves, principal;
w. G. Barton, J. Y. Jensen, II. f. Jen-
sen, NJ. Thompson. J. Reul Griffiths, T.
A Christensen, Mary A. Christensen, A.
MOrteusen, Palra Anderson, Sarah a
Hanson and Jesse c. Anderson. School
will omen on the morning of Sept. IA.
Miss Lille Greaves has returned from
her trip to Salt Lake.
Mrs. Il. A.. Brilsch and her sister. Miss !
Hannah BrunhOlt, are home from Salt /
Lake. where they spent two weeks.
Agnes Thompson was a visitor to the !
state capital during the last two weeks.