The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-14
MANTI.

MANTI.
Especial to The Herald-Republcan.)
Manti, Nov. l3-The conference of the
South Sanpete stake, held at Ephraim
Saturday and Sunday drew many from
the Temple City. Those present OF the
general authorities were President Joseph
+. Smith, President Anthem II. Lund and
Bishop c. w. Nibley. The visitors were
guests at the home of President and Mrs.
Lewis Anderson, Monday morning, where
they took dinner before taking their de-
parture for their homes. They were also
taken about the city, as this was Bisn-
op Nibley's first visit to the Sanpete
valley.
The marriage of Thomas c. Lyman and
Miss Florence V. Nielsen, both residents
of Oak City, was sOlemnized at the tenn
pie Wednesday by President Lewis Ander-
son.
George L. DeLange of Koosharem and
Miss Blanche Gates of Salina were mar
ried at the temple Wednesday.
| Miss Olive Alfred of Spring City was
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Mr.. and Mrs. wilford Alfred of Ches-
ter spent Tuesday in Mant visiting
/ friends.
Miss Inez Sudweeks of Kingston was
/ Temple City visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Laura Madsen of Mt. Pleasant
spent the week in Mant.
Mary Petersen of Redmond was a visi-
tor in the Temple City with friends.
Mrs. Mary Oberg Of Mayfield spent
Tuesday in Mand with friends.
Mrs. Christene H>senlund of Mayfield
visited in Manti Tuesday.
Lars c. n. Myrup of Centerfieid was
/ Manti visitor Tuesday.
Erma and Stena Anderson of Center
field spent Tuesday in the city.
/ Mrs. Susanna Harvard of Spanish Fork
was a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
| f. NJ. Cox during the week.
Mrs Lydia H. Hansen OF Mt. Pleasant
was a Temple City visitor Wednesday.
/
was in Mant Wednesday, accom- panying
her daughter, Florence, who was married
| at the temple.
! Edwin f. Oberg of MayfieId spent Tues
day in Manti visiting friends
| Mrs. Melroy Kjar of Provo is in the
/ city visiting her parents, Nh. ana MIS-
c. II. Bird, at the home OF Bishop and
| Mrs. Louis c. Kjar.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Leo Hafen of Provo
! are in the city visiting with relatives, be-
ing guests at the home of Mayor and
! Mrs. William B. Lowry.
Miss Flora Candland of chester was
! in the city during the week, visiting at
the home of John B. Maiben.
! The r. K club met Tuesday at the
home of Miss SidOnia Olsten, president.
Mrs LOtte Barton of Alberta, Can
ada, is in the city visiting relatives and
/ friends.
An 'old times" ball will be given in
the opera house, the proceeds of which
will go to the sixtieth anniversary cele-
bratOn of Manti.
Mrs Eliza Watson and daughter of
| Springville are in the city visiting Mrs.
| Mary Bryan.
! George Peabody of Salt Lake spent part
of the week in Manti visiting friends.
| George ]. Martin of Chicago was Tenn
pie City visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOhn Miller returned from
a trip to Richfield Sunday.
George D. Singley of San Francisco was
in Manti during the week visiting friends.
! The music students of Professor Fred
al. TGfa of
gave recital at the school building last
| evening.
! J. J. Stephens Of Denver spent part of
/ the week in Manti visiting friends.
| Alonzo Parker of AioWa, Kan, and
Miss Bessie Frost of Ephraim received
a marriage license during the week
| Mr. and Mrs. Jorgen Madsen were Eph-
rain visitors Sunday and attended the
/ quarterly conference.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Reid were
I Ephraim visitors Sunday.
| A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Mill
ton Harmon during the week.
/ c B. Jamison of Salt Lake spent the
first of the week in Manti visiting friends
J. W. Hogan came home from the
north during the week after being away
| some weeks.
Oliver Christofferson of Idaho, former
! ly a resident of Manti, is in the city VS.
I iting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Belle Brown and family are IN
the city from Bonita, WyO., visiting Mrs.
Browns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W.
Fox, and other relatives
/ Erastus Larsen of Wyoming, a former
resident of Manti, was here during the
. week to visit his father, Paul Christian
Larsen, and brother, Niels c. Larsen. Mr..
| Larsen leaves in a few days for Denmark
to labor as a missionary.
Leroy Alsen of MoToni was in the city
Thursday. A farewell party was given
for him that evening by the members
of his ward, before his departure for the
mission field.
| The people of the Temple City are eX-
, pecttng an exceptionally large number of
people from all over the country, Thanks
, giving week, to attend the sixtieth an
niversary celebration. Letters from rela-
tives and friends are received daily by
| citizens of Mant, expressing a desire to
. visit the old home once more and to take
part in honoring the pioneers who en-
dured so many hardships in the settle
, ment of Sanpete county. Every prepara-
, ton is being made for the comfort OF
! the visitors by the people of Manti.
, | Mr.. and Mrs. Christian AXelsen enter
, tanned last week for Mrs. DIR. Lucian
Noyes of Richfield, who was the guest
, | of Dr. and Mrs. c. w. Bird. Those pres
| ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank futile,
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Bird, Miss Blanche
Bird, Mrs. c. II. Bird, Kenneth and He
, Der Bird and Mrs. Lucian Noyes of Rich
field.
Charles Smyth of Fountain Green was
. in Manti yesterday to visit his mother,
| Mrs. Fannie Smith.
, The Ladies Literary club met at their
e quarters Thursday afternoon. A social
| time. during which refreshments were
served, vas among the special features.
= paper on home sanitation was given
| by Miss Christie Crawford. Some chap
= ters of 1.-THE Scarlet Letter were read
and the discussion was led by Mrs. L. F.
p ! Rocker