The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
NEWS OF MANTl

Special to The Tribune,
! MANTI, May S.-Profcssor Robinson
and wife entertained Friday evening. In
honor of the teachers. a very. enjoy
able evening was spent, and dainty re.
freshmcnts werc served. Those present
were Mr.. Edgar I. Reid, Mr. John
Anderson and wife, Professor Fieidsied
Mr. stuart and Miss Ruby, Tuttlc. Miss
Allie Cox, Miss Josie Munk. Miss MY
tie Farnsworth. Miss Mabel Maser. Miss
McAllistcr. Miss Lillian IlornunG, Miss
Lizzie Liz Frisehl<nccist, MIR Joseph Whit
beck and wife. Miss LnSin houTM: Nm MISS
The public schools held their closing
exercises Friday afternoon ana evening
at the tabernacle. n fine programme
consisting Of songs, readings, rccitatons'
etc, was carried out.
The graduating exercises OF the Mis-
sion school were held in tho presbyterian
chapel Thursday evening. John Gun
nngham. Francis Tinscs and Josephine
Ifornung wcro the graduating class
Their class colors were gold and white.
The motto was, Not Finished, but Be
gun"
Tho Lincoln class Of 1909 hold receP-
tion ut the Teachers home THURSDAY ar
ternoon from 3 to > o'clock p. m, There
were about 100 present. Miss Mcssick
served the punch, with Miss Alta Craw-
ford Ruth Becker Christani Hansen
and Lucy Smith assisting. Miss Leonard
received. The public review was held
at the school Tuesday afternoon at l:30
The Mission teachers. Miss McssIcE
and Miss Leonard: with their pupils. pro
cured "A hayrack Monday and had a pleas
ant ride to SiX-mile canyon, where they
had fine picnic and enjoyed themselves
all day.
who has been teaching school in Fair
view. is visiting her sister, Miss Mary
Wcphi Bcssey's wife is very sick The
doctors giving her UP, unless change OF
climate would help her.
Miss Myrtle Nelson returned from Fan
guitch Friday.
Miss sidonIa Olsten was hostess at
chatting dish supper Tuesday evening,
given in honor OF Miss Bertha Leonard.
Miss Elizabeth Messiek, Miss I9sle n2Sl',
Allie Cox. 4 very pleasant evening was
spent.
phine Hornuns went To Mt. Pleasant Fri
day to visit with Mrs. o. +. Wall for
n few days.
Miss Bertha Il. Leonard left Friday
she Will visit for month before leaving
for Yellowstone Park, where she has ac-
ceptcd a government position for the
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Sorcnson.
Saturday. a fine nine-pound boy:
Mrs. j. Carpenter returned Tuesday
from Payson, where she attended the
funeral OF her uncle. Mr. Schrum.
Mr. and Mrs. Jens p Hansen are re-
ioicing over the arrival of a boy, Sat
urday,
Mrs. Sophia Dorugaard. who has been
very sick with pneumonia, is much i'm
proved.
Preparations for a grand wedding sup
per are being made at tho home of Mrs
Mary Dixon for Wednesday, when her
daughter Mildred. Will be married to
Ernest Bcal OF Ephraim. The marriage
will take place in the Manti temple. In
yitationS are out for 100 guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Jensen. Miss
J.. Frost. Mrs. Oiof Olsen and Miss Eliza
beth Reid OF Ephraim came over to Man
tI Thursday To attend the reception and
graduating exercises oC the Lincoln class
of 1903 OF the Mission school.
Mrs l.. F. Becker entertained at six
o'clock supper Wednesday evening. Cow
crs wero laid for Miss Bertha Leonard.
Miss Maria Nelson, Miss Elizabeth Mes
sick, Miss Jennie Work. Mrs. NJ. Neil
son and the hostess,
Reverend Hamilton of Mt Pleasant
came down Friday, guest of DIR. @.
W. Martin. Dr G.. w. Martin and Rev
erend Hamilton left Friday afternoon for
Guunison. where they went on business.
Miss Chris Lund OF Ephraim was
Manu visiror Wednesday.
DR.. 9. w. Martin went to Mt. Pleasant
Saturday to stop over Sunday and supply
the pulpit for Reverend Hamilton, who
will exchange with Dr, Martin
The Ladies' Literary club held their
last meeting of the year Thursday af-
ternoon in the club rooms. After the
reports and business. the ladies' were
served to fine luncheon by the re-
frcshmcnt committee.