The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
let at the University of Utah last Thurs

met at the University of Utah last Thurs
Glenn Ballinger, son Of Alph Ballinger
of Price. came to Springville to attend
the Hungerford academy this winter.
Mr.. BurkhOlder, principal Of the Hun
gerfOrd academy, was Salt Lake Vlsi-
tor the greater part of the week.
Steve BjOrnasOn and family have moved
to MapletOn.
r. s. Bird Of Mapleton has been ap-
pointed to the German mission of the
1. d. S. church and leaves Oct. Y for
his labOrs
John W. AHeman went to Salt Lake
Sunday evening to attend the l. D. 5.
Sunday school convention, conference and
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen John of Spring
Vile are touring Idaho spying out the
land, with the view of settling in the
Gem state.
Superintendent G. N ChiIds of the
county schools, Judge Noon of Provo and
Marshal Weight visited the public schools
Tuesday, They were much pleased with
the work.
John MendenhaI spent the week in Salt
Lake, being especially interested in the
races at the fair, as he took some of
Springvilles fast horses with him.
The Fourth Ward Young Ladies' Mu-
tual Improvement association has been
reOrganized for the winters work as fol-
lows; President, Louie Rowland; first
counselor, Nellie Tew; second counselor,
Ella Johnson; secretary, LOra White;
treasurer and librarian, Matte Robertson,
chOTister and Organist, Elsie Waite; jour
nal agent, Cora CANNED; NJ. l. A mis-
siOnaries, Louise Evans. celia Cranmer
and Eta Palfreyman; instructors in the
senior class, Louie Rowland, Nellie Tew
and Ella Johnson; instructor in the
junior class Hannah Condie.
Mrs. Louise Deal, Mrs. Crandall, Mrs.
D, G. Johnson, Mrs. Helen BEDFORD, Mrs.
Sarah KOnOld and Mrs. Burkholder of
-grrT
Thursday morning and attended the
State Federation of Women's Clubs.
Married-At the home of the brides
parentsa Miss Jennie Chase of Spring
on Sept. 80. The ceremony was per-
formed by Bishop o. B. Hungington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Houtz from Salt
Lake were in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Tryphena Whitney and daughter
We're down from MapletOn Sunday.
Gerald Thorpe came home from Cotton
last week with a mild case of fever.
G. w Straw is at home from the camp
of Straw & Friel at Shoshone, Idaho.
Mrs. A. J. Southwick of Provo and Mrs
William Pace of Thistle were guests of
Mrs. S. A. Reynolds last Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Bird have moved
from their ranch near Lehi and are
domiciled here for the winter.
The old veteran, Albert Staten, who has
been i'll so long, is slowly regaining his
health.
Recorder Philips has returned from the
reservation after months absence
Or. Graham spent a few days in Salt
Lake last week
L. =. CrandaH accountant for Boyer
Bros. at Cotton, is at home this week.
Mrs. J. A. Ross and Mrs. Emma Muir
mother and sister of Ezra Oakley spent
a portion of last week here returning
TO their home at Sparks, New, Saturday.
They were accompanied by Mr.. Ross, ali
engineer on the Southern Pacific
a Ta1a
Sunday from San BernardinO Cal, stating
that his brother, Aaron. had died, and
that the funeral would be held Monday
Mr.. Harrison could not possibly reach
there for the services, so telegTaphed con-
dolences. Aaron Harrison was 70 years
old. He came to Utah in 1856 with the
handcart company and for many years
resided in Springville.
The school in HObble Creek canyon. be-
longing to Springville district was be-
gun last Monday, with Othei Packard as
teacher.
Miss Winnie Berkeley, who was operated