The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18
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Manti Item.

Manti Items.
Special TO The Tribune.
MANTI, July IA pretty little so
cial affair of the week was one given
by Miss Jennie Work and Miss Maria
Nelson Friday night in honor of Mr..
ing was pleasantly spent in Il social
way. Dainty refreshments were served
about l o clock. Those present were:
Mr.. Lowric Corey. Miss Mary T.. Mar
lin. Miss Jennie Martin. Miss Myrtle,
Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Johns,
Miss Fannie GaIbraith Of Salt Lake
City, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Nelson, Mrs. G.
w. Martin and the hostesses.
Mrs Camilla Nelson was hostess at 4
/ o o'clock dinner Tuesday given in
honor of Miss Fannie Galbraith Of Sal5
Lake City. Covers were laid for twelve
ladies The AFTERNOON was spent in So
cial chat
President j. p. Baibcn entertained in
formally Friday evening. The evening
was spent in musical manner.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keller and family
left this wccK for vacation trip 10
Panguitch. where they viii visit rela.
tives and 60 to the lake and fish. Mr.,
Keller is one of our thriving mer-
chants.
The storI, visited the home OF Mr. aul
Mrs. John Hall Thursday, leaving a fine
baby girl,
Mrs, Ernest Evans Of Salt Lake has
been visiting her father, Mr.. Alex Ton
nunt, for some time. She returned to
her home Tuesday.
The Manti baseball team played the
Manti Militia boys Friday afternoon,
The score stood % TO l in favor of the
Manti team.
Manti will celebrate Pioneer day in
fitting name: The committee in
charge Of the celebration is rs follows:
J. b. Christensen, chairman; Alice John
son. secretary, with D. II. Robinson;
Bell Tuttle, Victor Anderson, George T..
Bench, Mary Jensen. Christy Crawford
Irastus j, Westenskow, Mabel Ander-
son. Ambrose Tuttle and Nettie Wintch
Mrs. T.. ID. Sorenson returned from
Salt Lake the first of the week, where
she visited friends for a few days.
The Mutual Improvement association
OF the South ward held it's last meeting
Tuesday night and royalty entertained
the relief societies Of both wards and
tho officers Of the North ward NJ l.
4. Refreshments were served about
midnight.
DR.. Ross Anderson of Salt Lake City,
DR.. Hasler of Lchi aud DR.. Stuart of Mt.
in their automobile Thursday ON thcIr
way TO Provo and Iehi. They spent sew
eral hours in Manti, at Dr., Anderson g
old home.
Mr.. Lowre Corey, who is engaged in
the Young Men s CHRISTIAN association
work in Dayton, o., is the guest of DR..
G.. w. Martin and family,
Mr. II. S. Kerr and family left Sat
urday for Mt. Pleasant. whore they
viii visit with Attorney j, w, Cherry
and family.
Miss Ncttic Alder went TO Salt Lake
City Sunday to remain for some time.
Mrs. Ethel Nelson entertained Thurs
day afternoon in honor Of her son La
Mar s birthday Delicious refreshments
were served about D clock.
Miss Jessie Wintch is visiting friends
at MayfieId this week.
Mrs, T.. G.. Dnlby Of ReXburg. Ida,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Anderson
j. NJ. Wostwood OF SpriDgvilIc. NJ. l..
Pratt OF Provo and i. II, Arthur Of &c.
dar City, commissioners of Indian war
records, have been here during the week
taking the services rendered by Indian
War veterans. There were about sixty
persons examined and registered The
commissioners left for Ephraim Thurs
day.