The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31

daughter Ellen, who was married that
Gay 70 Vernon Vickers.
Mr.. and Mrs Christian VanJxjar of Le--
van were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lars NJ. c. Christensen
Boyd p. Petersen of Castle Dale spent
the week in Manti. visiting friends.
Herbert Beck OF Centerfield Visited
friends in Manti Wednesday.
A Halloween party was given in the
studio of Professor Fred J. Fjelsted this
evening by the following young women OF
Mabel Anderson, Miss Aida Snow, Miss
Appia Harmon, Miss celia Crawford
Miss Jessie Crawford, Mrs. Martha
Schaugaard, Miss Maggie Tenant. Mis-
Mrs. Ellis Johnson, Mrs. Stanley Craw-
ford and Miss Jennie Wilson. The chat
ing dish was of much service during the
evening.
Mrs. Orson Billings returned Monday
from the hospital in Salt Lake. Her con-
dition is little improved
Mrs. Nephi BeSsey is critically Ill at her
home. Mrs. Bessey has been ailing sew
eral months.
Professor Fred ]. FjeIsted is preparing
to give a minstrel show in this city in the
near future, for the benefit of the new
North ward chapel, now under construc-
ton The performers viii be Manu young
men, the best talent that can be found il
the Temple city.
Mrs. ]. c. Madsen was a Mt. Pleasant
visitor Sunday to relatives and friends.
day to visit friends.
Mrs. w. W. Crawford and son. Eden
returned from Salt Lake Monday, aftel
| spending some time getting treatment fol-
the eyesight of Eden, whose sight a
present is in a critical cor dtion.
Mrs Martin Sanders, for merly Mrs. Ell
| len Jakeman. for a number of years
resident of the Temple city, is in Mant
visiting her mother, Mrs. Eliza Foscue
ana her sister, Mrs. L. L. Dalton. Mrs
| Sanders was married last week in Sal
Lake. She expects to remain in Mant
during the winter months.
George A. Hansen and Miss Louise Pc
| tersen of Ephraim were united in mar
riage at the temple Thursday by Presi
| dent Lewis Anderson. Miss Petersen Il
the daughter. of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter c
| Peterson, and a granddaughter of thu
| late President Canute Petersen of Eph
rain. The young groom leaves shortly OF
a mission Of two years for the Mormon
| church.
Mrs. Jens Michaelsen of Annabell;
| spent Thursday in Manti visiting friends
| Soren r. Nielsen returned from Den
| mark Friday, after an absence of tw,
years, having iabOred as a missionary
| He is looking well and is well pleased
with the time spent while away.
John Douglass of Ogden spent part o
the week in Manti visiting friends.
w. d. Armstrong of Salt Lake visitet
! friends in Manti the first of the week
| 9. A. GreaVes of Ogden was here dur
| ing the week. inspecting the work of tn
new opera house being erected in thi
| city.
| George II. Brown Of Salt Lake visite'
| friends in Manti during the week
| Mrs. Anne g. Anderson of ElsinOr
| spent part of the week in Manti. attend
ing to temple work.
Vernon H. Vickers and Miss Marthi
| Howarth CT Nephi were married at tn
| temple. The ceremony was performet
| by President Lewis Anderson. Severa
| relatives and friends were present to Sc
| the ceremony.
Mrs. Farley Westenskow visited rela
tives and friends in Lehi and returne
| Tuesday.
President and Mrs. Joseph F. Smith
| Hyrum NJ. Smith of the quorum O
| twelve, President Seymour B. Young o
| the first council of seventy and Bisho
| David A. Smith and wife were guest
at dinner at temple Tuesday. Because 0
the delay in the train service, the part