The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-05
Mr.. PLEASANT.

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Mt. Pleasant. Dec. 1.-The North
Ward Mutual associations enjoyed a
social affair Tuesday evening. The
young ladies had prepared pleasant
surprise for the young men IN the line
Of refreshments and a program Of
games and other interesting sports. One
special feature of the program was a
! representation of young maids and old
maids, the former being represented by
the Misses Geneva johnson, Olive Neil
son and Stella Olsen, the latter by Hill
da Madsen, Anna Anderson and Han
nah Madsen.
VIII G. Farrell Of salt Lake spent the
past week il the southern part of the
state
Bent r. Hansen came down from Salt
Lake the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford of OrangeYilie
spent the past week here with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Winters. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Whitaker of Salt Lake were
also guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Winters.
Valentine Larsen was hostess at a
social party in honor of Miss Florence
Holbrook of Provo Friday evening.
Sarah Seeley spent part Of the past
week in Ephraim.
Pauline Monson returned to Redmond
Sunday. Elizabeth Anderson Of Eph-
rain was a guest of Miss Monson dur
ing her visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Jensen spent a few
days of this week I'm Salt Lake. +. c.
Jensen was also a Salt Lake visitor.
Tina SandersOn of Fairview was a
visitor to this city during the week.
Ida Merz and Lydia Matson were UP
from Ephraim to spend Thanksgiving
with their parents. They returned tC
Ephraim the first of the week.
Bean Seely returned from Cotton for
a short visit here.
Chris BrOtherson went 20 Eureka or
/ Tuesday.
Miss Josephine HOrnung of Manti was
/ a guest of Miss Fitzhugh of the Wa
/ satch academy a few days this week.
Mrs. Joseph Seely came here from
I Emery county to spend a few days with
! friends.
The Wasatch academy faculty gave a
skating party at the Madsen opera
/ house Friday evening.
Joseph SOderberg, Adolph Soderberg
! Of Salt Lake, ". I. Madsen Of Nephi
Ellis Lund Of Ephraim, spent Thanks
giving in Spring City as guests of Miss
/ Dora Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Johnson OF
/ Spring City returned from Idaho this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fergus Johnson came
down from Heber this week.
/ Arbrelia Seely entertained a number
/ of her young friends last Saturday
! evening at the home Of her parents, Mr.,
Z and Mrs. J. H. Seely.
/ Raphael Jensen and Leo SeeIy have
/ been on the sick list tn week.
| Superintendent A. Z. Miner of Fair
/ view was a visitor to Mt. Pleasant
| Monday. He made a short visit at the
public schools, and attended the fac
! ulty meeting Of the public school teach
J eTs. After the meeting the Misses Vio-
] Ia Whitaker, Emma Lund and Ida
! Larsen, members Of the faculty, served
1 refreshments.
The parents class of the North ward
/ Sunday school gave a party Wednes-
| day evening to all the members of the
/ class and few friends. The affair was
| held in the North ward meeting house.
/ The o. n. o. club enjoyed a pleasant
entertainment Thursday evening at the
/ home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Knudsen
I their daughter Anna being hostess.
Ray Monson returned Thursday from
Ann ArbOP. Mich, where he went some
time ago to attend the school of law.
The Misses Theresa Larsen, Eta
Rolph, GOldie Faux and Stella McIn-
tosh entertained the South ward Sun
day school teachers and officers last
Wednesday evening. Light refresh
ments were served, and an enjoyable
time spent.
Mrs. May Patterson entertained a
number Of the Twentieth Century club
ladies Thursday afternoon at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Abram johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. y. Seely of this city
are visiting at Castle Dale with reia-
tives.
Judge Ferdinand Erickson was a salt
Lake visitor during the week.
Mrs. W. c. Hunter returned this week
from Idaho, where she spent the sum-
mer and fall with her husband. Mr..
Hunter will spend the winter with his
family in this city. He is expected here
soon.
Miss Nora Reynolds was called to
I Provo Tuesday on account Of the illness
Of her mother, who had gone there to
/ spend the winter with Mr.. and Mrs
KOffOrd.
Royal Ivory Of Fountain Green was in
| Mt. Pleasant this week. While here he
! purchased the bowling alley belonging
/ to r. Small. r. Small went to FOun-
/ tain Green to help Mr. Ivory set the
/ alley up and get it into running order
/ Mrs. R. l. Madsen and Miss BERTHE
/ Madsen entertained at an elaborate din
! ner party Wednesday afternoon in honor
/ Of Miss Ada Mack Of Ogden. who is q
guest of Miss BERTHE Madsen.
/ Irene Lawn went to Salina TO spend a
Z few days at her home.
Anna Knudsen returned from ManU
/ Tuesday
Andrew Beckstrom returned from Span
/ ish Fork the first of the week.
Mrs. G.. ". SOrensen returned from
Manti Wednesday, where she had been
I TO attend the funeral of her sister. Mrs.
/ Lena Madsen.
/ Mrs. Amanda L. Christensen Of Gunni-
son is visiting in this city at the home
of her father. President c. n. Lund.
/ A. o. Madsen and family viz locate
/ in Salt Lake county for an indefinite
/ period.
Attorney George Christensen was in
Manti this week on legal business.
/ Mrs. Henry Wilcox of this city went
/ to Castle Dale, Friday, with her son,
I James Wilcox. to spend the winter there.
Peter Rasmussen left for Ogden Thurs
! day. where he will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Averett returned
I from Salt Lake last Sunday.
C. F. Bellman returned to Salt Lake
Monday.
Hannah Madsen returned from Gunni-
son Sunday.
Z n. w. Anderson returned from Salt
| Lake Tuesday,