The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07
State Society
MANTI.

is the r. X class, intended lot inutudl
iheipfulness, educationaliy and socially, or
its members. with other valuable add
tons that may receive consideration from
time to time. It IS a good addltlon 10
the numerous clubs of the Temple CITY
The organization consists of the follow
ing officers and members: Miss Sldonla
Olsten, president; Mrs. Olivia Burns, wee
president: Mrs. Maud Brown, secretary
club are Mrs. LOdicy Olsten. Mrs. Kate
Kenner, Mrs. AiVira L. Cox. MISS SADIE
Stalker Miss Mary Jones ana NUS. SaFa an
II Peacock The membership lee Is ~
tnts and strict rules have been adopted
which will aid the members in cultivaung
useful and beneficial features. The club
members met at the home of Mrs- Olivia
Burns, Monday last. their regular meet
ing day where an excellent program was
carried out. An article on Fietcherism
was given by one of the members; an ar
ticle on physical culture by Miss Sadie
Stalker and the English grammar lesson
was conducted by Miss Sidonia Olsten.
Refreshments were served during the
session and a profitable time was en-
loved by those pre- sent. Meetings are
held weekly.
Miss LOttie Anderson, the young daugh-
ter of A. o. Anderson of this city, enter
tained at a Halloween party saturday
evening several of her young girl friends
Arthur Taylor of Salt Lake was in Man
Il attending to business matters IN the
Temple City during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Bagnan OF
Chester were Temple city VISITORS unIlhs
the week 49,.
Wayne county, spent TUESDAY IN MANU.
visiting friends.
Mrs Elizabeth Hurst of Dublan, Mex
leo. is in the city visiting Mrs Jane San
t1ers and attending to temple work
r. w Sew of Richfield was in Manu-
during the week attending to business
matters. -.
ness visitor in Manti during the week
w w Kelley of Salt Lake spent part
of the week visiting friends and attend
ing to business matters.
Mr. and Mrs John Peterson OF Gun
DisOn were in Manti the first of the week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. M -
Mr. and Mrs. David Cook of Fountain
Green spent part of the week in Manu
visiting relatives and friends. They We're
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Archibald D. Livingston.
r L Kearu of Chicago spent part or
the week in ALanti visiting friends
L. Z. Sebree OF Salt Lake was in Man
ii during the week attending to business
matters. ~
The Ladies Literary club met in the
lquarters in the Commercial club rooms
Thursday afternoon and attended TO their
regular routine. a paper How to Keep
+ the Family Healthy" was given by Mrs
Sarah Nelson. The rhetoric lesson was
conducted by Mrs. LueHa voorhees,: me me
session this week and an interesting
meeting was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Larsen enter
tanned for Mr. and Mrs Dan olsen or
Salt Lake Monday evening at their home.
Mrs. Butterworth of Salt Lake, sister
of Joshua Fielding OF this city. was a
visitor to her brother during the Week
Mr. Fielding has been In bed some time,
in a critical condition, but is now gradu-
DR.. John sundwsm of Salt Lake came
TO Manti Sunday TO converse with DR.. w.
II OIsten. city health officer, about the
typhoid situation in this city. The tnror-
nation desired was given between trains
and he returned to his home the same day,
as nothing serious so far has resulted ana
no further investigation is necessary.
Miss Mary f Martin came home from
Springville this week, where she has been
engaged to teach in the Presbyterian
school This season. The reason of her
return at this time is the closing or the
schools. because Of the spread OF oonta-
gious diseases
mart OF the week in Mant visiting friends
Miss Sidonia Olsten was an Ephraim
visitor Thursday, to attend the basket
ball meet between the Manti High school
bcvs and the Snow academy team, as
well as TO enjoy the field sports held
there that day. the occasion being the
commencement of Founders day
H d. POttenger Of Salt Lake was in
MaEti this week, looking after business
w w. Cuff of Salt Lake was Manti
business visitor during the week.
Frank Cox was an Ephraim visitor
Monday on official business connected
with the forest service
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Olsen returned TO
their home in Salt Lake Wednesday, ait
er spending a week in Manti visiting rel
atives and friends
l. R and T ]. Anderson returned from
the Mountain ranch, in Sallna canyon
the beginning of the week. after spending
some time looking after business mat
Fred w. Cox and wife of this city are
contemplating taking up their residence
in Idaho in the near future.
Mrs. T. J. Anderson entertained a few
friends at her home Wednesday after
moon. Those present were MTs- Z w
Bird Mrs. Frank Tuttle and Mrs. John
The North Ward Relief society CT this
city will meet at the hall Monday after
noon TO elect new officers for the or
.ganizataion, tie former officers having
FTed Keller, Grace Peterson, Leonard
Tuttle, Kenneth Bird and Edgar CARR
were among the High school students
who attended the field day exercises II
Ephraim Thursday
Il. c. Petit Of Salt Lake was IN Nan
ii during the week visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Anderson Of
Ephraim were in Manti during the week
visiting at the temple. Their son AT
thur, who leaves shortly Tor a mission
accompanied them
Austin Mayfield and little daughter OF
Gunnison were in Manti Wednesday,. Mr.
Mayfield will leave soon for els cd nome
i'm Ohio and has been called to labor n
the southern states as a missionary 1CI
the Mormon church.
Mrs Mary c. Erickson of Kooshareu
sDent the week in Manu visiting rela-
tives and friends. She is a guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. i. NJ. c. Chris
James Bosen and two children, Ruth
and Mabel, were Mand visitors Tues
day.
was in Manti this week visiting FRIENDS
Mrs Ruth Reese of Beaver spent the
week in Manti visiting at the temple.
Mrs niger NJ. Christensen of Mayfielo
was a Temple City visitor during the
week.
The marriage of John A. Erickson OF
Eoosharem and Miss Annie G. Anderson
was solemnized at the temple Wednes-
day by President Lewis Anderson.
Earl L. Albrscht and Miss Evelena
Bale. both residents of Fremont, Wayne
county, were united in marriage at the
temple Wednesday, President Lewis An
derson performing the ceremony
William Nielsen and Miss Leona Mad
sen were Salt Lake visitors during the
week.
week, where he will go to work with ms
father.
Earl Nelson is home from the Manti
Livestock company ranch in Salina can
Rowland Martin of Boston who is TAX
ing An outing at the Mountain ranch