The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-17

teen members present. A review was
taken of the life of Thomas JEFFERSON,
after which an interesting and instruct
i've lecture was delivered by Mrs. Albert
johnson, on the life of John Adams. The
paper read by Mrs. Augusta Christensen
was very interesting. Miss Anderson, 0f
the Snow academy delivered a lecture on
| Home Makers" which was greatly ap-
preciated by all The time for meeting
was set for Wednesday, Oct Il, at the
home of Sarah Larsen. A dainty lunch
was served after the business had been
transacted. The members of the club are
Eliza Jensen, Jennie Johnson, Augusta
Sorensen. Lille Peterson, Alice Lund,
Ella Hanson, Sarah Jensen, Julia Han
son, Dagmar Thorpe, Anna Jensen, Stena
Hansen, Clara Anderson, Sarah Larsen.
Mary Christensen and Miss Anderson
Miss Patra Anderson was the hostess
at a delightful dinner party at her home
Friday night. The seasons flowers and
autumn leaves were used in the decora-
IONS. The out-of-toWn guests were W. F.
hadsen and Walter Stevens, both of Og-
den, and Miss SedeTna Olstein of Manti.
Van ID. Spaulding and Mrs. Spaulding
le1t during the week for AXtel where they
intend to make their home for a short
time.
Mrs. zenideth Yearsley of Salt Lake IS
mere for few days visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard PETERSON.
A 10-pound boy was born TO Mr.. and
of the week
Emery Roller of Provo called on the
merchants of this city early in the week.
Mrs. Jene Nelson returned from Salt
Lake yesterday where she has spent the
last TWO weeks visiting relatives and
Miss Myrtle PETERSON. Mrs. Josie Jor-
gensen and Miss Alice Lund were guests
at the home of DR.. and Mrs William Oh
stein of Manti Wednesday afternoon.
Albert Thompson left early in the week
Tor his sheep herds, where he intends to
greater
Edward Olsen has been dangerously III
Tor several days, suffering with asthma.
Thomas Fontine and Willard PETERSON
LETT for ElsinOre yesterday to attend
meeting of the directors of the Golden
Reef Mining company
w. +. Madsen, district manager of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company,
spent couple of days during the week
at tint exchange in this city.
Attorney Ephraim Hanson made a trip
to Manti Tuesday on official business.
Miss Ada Johnson of Spring city was
guest Saturday and Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, J n. Hanson
MI. and Mrs. George Sorensen are re-
Jolcing over the arrival of fine baby
Miss Sedonfa Olstsin of Manti attended
the ball given at the Snow academy Fri
dav night.
The Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement
association gave a ball at the Hanson
Lund pavilion Friday night which proved
the season.
Miss Minnie Jensen of Elsinore visited
Or. and Mrs. Charles Jensen during the
early part of the week. She left for Salt
Lake Tuesday.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Breinholt has been dangerously i'll sew
of diseases.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Eph
rain Christensen Of this city will be sur
Prlsed to learn that they will make Salt
fTf
week
The little son Of Mr.. ana Mrs. H.
Jensen of Mayfiald, who was Injured dur
ing the week, is slowly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Hanson were guests
at the hime Of Judge and Mrs johnson
of Spring City Sunday.
walter Tollstrup is at Gunnison for a
few days, making arrangements prepare
tory to leaving for Reno, New, where he
is interested in real estate.
Ounce Crawford of Manti was called
nome yesterday on account of the serious
illness Of Homer Stringham
Willard PETERSON has purchased a home
IN salt Lake and during the week the
family will leave Ephraim to make their
future home in Salt Lake
Hyrum Peterson of Mantf has been I'll
typhoid fever.
viii McAllister. and his father have been
IN Ephratm during the week purchasing
Lake.
Miss Olive Syndegaard, district traffic
cLleI' mace trip to Ephraim during the
week on official business.
Mrs, Daniel Thompson is reported To he
recovering from typhoid fever
Fritz DanielsOn Of the Temple City has
been visiting friends in this city during
The many friends of Miss Minnie lem
sen or ElSinOre will be pleasantly SIR
prlsed to learn of her marriage to Albert
n
the Salt Lake temple Wednesday MIR
Gum viii leave shortly for two wears
mission IN the interest of the Mormon
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasnus Hansen rat,,r,e5
yesterday from Salt Lake. where thew
Went to accompany their son, Ara. who
ieIt SAT- Lake Wednesday for mission
ID me interest OF the Mormon church.
Mrs. John r. Nelson of Manti is a
guest az the home of her daughter, Mrs
Oscar H. Breinholt NJ .
One Of the most successful s11rnriea nor
! IIes slNGn curing the season was that
laSt Week when crowd of about sixty
stepped into the home of Mr. and Mrs
L. y peterson. Games were PLAYED and
nice musical program was carried o1f
a purse containing a neat sum of money
was presented to Mrs. Peterson TO he
sent TO her son who is Iaborfino in n,
rope as a missionary
one OF the successful and pretty partiee
given yesterday was in honor of Tho fifti
eth anniversary of Mrs CHARLES ct II II
She was presented with a beautiful eoI6
6 pan ring, Lunch was served and a pleas
1nt AFTERNOON was spent in social chat
Those present were Mrs ISelen Yo,,,,e >,
MIS- MIS- Emma Beal, Mrs. Martha Zeal. Mrs
BeTtie Olsen, Mrs. Sasie Jensen. Mrs q
5A4lh Emerson. Mrs. Ma'.a Olsen. Mrs. Maria
Il 4 h0 u }Sc' Mrs. Tony Christensen. Mrs
7: G Peterson, Mrs. Jacob Peterso5, Ms NJ p
MIS-. Ella Bailey, Mrs Dora Carlson
Mrs Ihorwald Hanson. Mrs. Lille Mel.
S sQn, Mrs; Henry Stevens, Mrs. Alma
stevens, Mrs Mary Ann Beal. Mrs len
ME Johnson and others. ~ o 'eh-
Nieis Frantzen of Redmond and II IT
Lawson of Salt Lake have been in Z III, H.
ran z, during the last few days purcb9s-