The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-26
State SOtIety
MI. PLEASANT.

Especial TO The neutrality-suspicious.
Mt. Pleasant, Sept 25.-In Mt. Pleasant
society circles this week the most pleas
anu event was Kensington given at the
nome OF Mrs. Judge f. Q. Erickson
thursday afternoon, the hOstesses being
Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. +. G. Jensen. Win
neIred Jensen, Mrs William Hansen and
Mrs. Auer Proctor The guests were
mrs. Abram Johnson. Mrs. Mabel Earl
Mrs. J. w. Cherry, Mrs h c. Jacobs
Mrs. A. L. Larsen, Mrs. James Larsen
Mrs. Grace Madsen, Mrs. Addie Madsen,
Mrs. John H Seely, Mrs. James Jensen,
August Wall, Mrs Wiunefred Dibblee,
Mrs George Christensen, Mrs. p. NJ
Nielsen. AT guessing game Mrs Grace
Madsen won a prize Delicious refresh
ments Were served.
Mrs. 3. r. Hansen entertained We'd
nesday evening, the occasion being her
birthday. Dinner was served, followed
Dy music and other amusements- The
guests We're MI and Mrs William Han
sen. Mr.. and Mrs Farley Hansen, Mrs.
Bent Hansen. Mr. and Mrs John Han
sen, Mrs. Lydia Rackman, Harriet Gift
Helen olsen, Lucille and Ada Barton
Sheriff John knuGsen made another trip
to Ogden this week, taking with him
boy from the south end of the county to
the industrial school
G. II. Mahan left this city Thursday for
his home iii ogden.
Snowman Longsd0rf was a visitor at
Salt Lake this week.
hIrs. \. 5. Nelson returned from Salt
Clifton Wallis. who has been visiting
relatives here, left for his home in Bing-
ham Friday.
Alvin Stewart of Clear Creek is here at
present visiting friends and relatives.
n. p. Nelson of IndianOla was Mt
Pleasant visitor this week
Carrie Rasmussen Will leave sunday
fGt Ephraim to attend school at the Snow
academy.
Mrs. Rhea WainbiIt and her daughter
Alton, returned from Lehi the first Of
Inez Hughes came home Sunday from
Springville, where she has spent most
of the summer.
Hilda Madsen went to Scofield early this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Dibblee. who were
married here a short time ago, returned
TO this city this week from their trip to
Seattle. They will go from here to Rich
Held, where they viii make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". D. Candland and their
daughter, Ruth, went to Salt Lake We'd
nesday.
Mrs Celia Rain moved to springviIIe
this week
Hazel Anderson is reported quite i'll.
Miss Mabel LarSena o. Castle Dale IS
visiting friends in Fountain Green
Rev r. Z. Mack was Salt Lake Wis
itOr this week.
At the South ward last Sunday the pTi-
mary association was given the time of
the afternoon meeting and an entertain
by the little folks.
Mrs James Wilson returned from Provo
the first of the week, where she visited
her daughter, Mrs. A. Fl. Maiben.
Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement con-
vention of the North Sanpete stake will
be held in MOrOni Sunday.
Mrs. Louise Johnson spent part of the
week in Fairview-
The family of Andrew Romero viii move
to Idaho for the winter. Mr.. Romero is
an emplOye Of the government forest re-
serve there.
Mrs. Case of Salt Lake is a guest Of
Miss Mabel Pearson.
Lauritz Larsen went to Salt Lake Fri
day to see the president
Mrs Seymour DOrius left last Saturday
James Averett came over from Clear
Creek last Sunday and returned the fol
lowing day
Pleasant this week from her home in
Idaho
NJ. R. Jones of Salt Lake is visiting in
this city with his brother J. o. Jones.
Miss Tressie Wilcox returned from Salt
Lake early this week
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Anderson went
to FaiTview Thursday.
Mrs. c. Anderson and Mrs. NJ. r. An
dersOu went to Freedom Friday
a young son of William Zabriszie sus-
tanned broken collar bone this week by
falling from a horse which he was rid
ing.
Miss Elizabeth Harmon of Manti will
spend a few weeks visiting in southern
Utah.
Miss Frances Jensen. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. @. Jensen, entertained
crowd of about . young people last Sat
urday night at an autumn party, Re
freshments were served, and a delight
full time was spent at games and various
kinds of amusements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Christensen went
to Salt Lake Thursday for visit with
friends there.
Fern Watson went to Salt Lake Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Barton left this
week for Provo to remain during the win
ter Hazel Barton will live with them
and go to school there this winter.
r. Anderson and family went to the
mountains last Sunday to gather pine
nuts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Averett came here
Friday to bury their twO-year-Oid baby,
It having died of paralysis.
Carl Mock of Salt Lake was in Mt.
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