The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-17
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home Of Mrs. ]. NJ. Kirkham Tuesday
evening. After a brief program and de-
licious refreshments the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
/ Mrs. o. A SIade. regent; Mrs. Rachel
| Anderson, vice regent; Miss Maye Loft,
| secretary; Mrs. J. NJ. Kirkham, treasurer
/ Mrs. George Gray, Mrs. Benjamin Onran
/ and Mrs. Rachel Anderson, program COM
mittee.
Mrs Emma Coleman of Manu is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts Tor
/ q few days
| iting at the home Of Frank Stanley.
! Postmaster S. w. Ross spent Friday
in Draper, combining business with pleas
ure.
The bishopric and choir members of the
/ Third ward gave a very successful mu-
sicaIe Wednesday evening in honor of the
/ ward chorister. Mr.. A. NJ. Fox. After
delightful program Bishop Henry Lewis
presented Mr.. Fox with a beautiful music
stand and some other individual pres
/ ents as tokens of esteem from the MEM
bers Of the choir Mr.. Fox has served SO
long.
! w. E. Racker, president of the Utah
! County Light & Power company, in COM
pany with other officers of the corpora
ton, visited their new power plant in Al
pine canyon Tuesday.
Mrs, Amelia c. Biggard and Miss Flor
ence Anderson of Philadelphia, who have
been making an extended tour Of the west
IlDnlflS.
the guests Of their uncle. Richard Nor
man of this city.
Mrs. Joseph Broadbent, ST., and Mrs.
| Charles Earl went to Salt Lake Thurs
day to meet Mrs. BrOadbents daughter,
Mrs. John Cutler, who is returning from
a two years visit with her husband, who
IS fultllling an extended mission in Eng
land.
! The mother and sister of Mrs. Hyrum
! r. Kirkham left for their home in Rigby,
Ida, Wednesday, after a two weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkham.
Jackson Wanlass, who has been in Eu-
reka for two months. returned to Lehi
this week.
DR.. H c. HoiDrook was a visitor to
Fairfield on Wednesday.
Nieis Hansen of Pleasant Grove was the
guest Of John A. Anderson Sunday.
VIII Andrews, cashier of the First Ma
uOnal bank of Nephi, was the guest of
Principal Karl Hopkins on Sunday. Mr..
Andrews and Hopkins made a trip to
Cedar Valley looking oyer some dry farm
Mrs. Edward Smith, ST.. of Raymond,
Canada, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
( James Alfred. Mrs. Smith will visit Lehi
| friends and relatives for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Woodhouse of
Idaho, Falls. were. in Lehi this week to
attend the funeral Of John Gllchrist, bro
! Their OF Mrs WoOdhouse.
Miss Lizzie Shaw, an employe of the
Lehi Cash store, is ill in her home with
| typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Alfred of Raymond,
Canada, will make their home in Lehi
this winter
Mrs. William Thomas Of Fairfield, who
! mas Deen visiting friends in Lehl for some
time, left for her home Wednesday.
/ Mrs Suckney Of Bingham has pur-
chased the residence of HyTucl Timothy
West, where she will make her future
/ home.
Melvin Johnson, who has been visiting
/ friends in the. east for the past month,
returned to Lehi this week.
Mrs. John Beck, jr., and Mrs. Merrill of
Salt Lake were in Lehf Tuesday and We'd
nesday to attend the funeral Of John
Gilchrist.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry CandIand of Ches-
ter, Sanpete county, were the guests of
John WOOdhOUse this week.
Felix Long returned Wednesday from a
tour of SanDete county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Jacobs of Sugar City
Ida, came to Lehi this week to attend
the funeral of John Gilchrist, brother of
Mrs. Jacobs.
MessTs. Nebaker and Burton of Salt
Lake were visiting the onyx beds west
of Utah lake this week. They will supply
the onyx T. be used in the construction
of the Utah hotel. Salt Lake.
Mrs. Dudley and Miss Adams of Malad,
Ida, are guests of Mrs. Edward Harrison
this week.
Amos Rogers of Arizona, after an ex-
tended visit in Lehi, returned to his south
eIn nome Wednesday.
J. H. Gardner and M. w. Ingalls, were
visitors to Provo on Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Stoddart spent most of
this week visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Lucy Lee, at American Fork.
Bishop Arthur Fawkns of Sterling, Can
ada, was in Lehi Friday en- route to his
old home in Spanish Fork.
The wives and parents of the l.. D. S.
missionaries now in the field were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs Elisha Peck,
Jr., Thursday evening. After an interest
ing musical program refreshments were
served.
Matthias Knudsen of Provo and Mr.. and
Mrs J. E. Jensen of American Fork were
Lehi visitors during the week.
Mrs John Smith of American Fork
spent the present week in Lehi visiting
with her mother. Mrs. A. D. Richards,
ST., and Mrs. Gene Briggs, her sister.
Eli ]. Clays0n Of American Fork, clerk
or the Alpine stake, was in Lehi Mon
day meeting with The various clerks of
the four wards.
Miss Loretta Thompson of Lima, Mont.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs John Rus
son. Miss Thompson will attend the Brig
ham Young university at Provo this win
Mr.. and Mrs. John Madsen and the
Misses Ruby and Edith Madsen of Vine
ward. were Lehi guests this week
Ross Seeley of Miner, Ida, was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Hopkins
Thursday. Mr. Seeley left for Mt. Pleas
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Friei. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. ]. Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ross,
Dr. E. NJ. Foster and family and Mr. and
ors this week
one OF the social events of the autumn
months was the dancing party given bv
the students of the High school FRIDAY
night in the city pavilion. A straw vote
was cast for Lehi's next mayor
Mrs. Frank Molen of Idaho who has
been visiting with Lehi relatives for two
months, returned to her home on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Carrie Jensen of Monroe. Sewer
county, is the guest Of relatives and
friends in Behi.
cupy the home of Heber Austin this win
ter. Mrs Granger is from Highland. but
viii reside in Lehi owing to the greater
educational advantages offered to her
family.
Mrs. Hannah Goodwin of Idaho is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. Goodwin.
Mrs. James B. Gaddie of Sugar City,
Ida. is spending the week with friends
Mrs Andrew r. Anderson spent this
week in Salt Lake the guest of her son.
Professor J NJ. Anderson.
William Matthews, Sylvia Cox. Tbeo-
dore Harrington and Daniel Matthews. to-
gether with their families, viii leave for
Mesa city, Ariz., next week.
Mrs. A W Kirkham was the REGIMENT
of a very. pleasant surprise Monday aft
ernoOn, the occasion being her thirty
first birthday. Refreshments and an i'm
promptu program were the order of the
day.
Mrs. Charles Crabb entertained at din
ner Wednesday evening. Covers were laid
for eight and d very pleasant evening was
spent by all.
superintendent A. B. Anderson enter
tanned a number of his intimate friends
AT his home this week
The Orchis club will be entertained on
Monday night at the home of Miss Ella
Wood
Miss Genevieve Wade Of Salt Lake is
the guest Of Miss Mabel Rockwell.
Attorney William Willes of Heber is in
Lehi visiting relatives
s D. Wilson of Chicago was a Lehi