The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-24
State SOtlety
MANTI.

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
Manti, oct. 2S-During the regular
weekly meeting of the Ladies Literary
club last week a most profitable time
was spent. Mrs. ". c. Snow, who was
a delegate to the state federation, gave
a good report of the work done in the
metropolis. which proved most inter
esting. Mrs. A. Il. Christensen con-
Quoted the lesson in rhetoric, and Mrs
H. r. Clark gave a talk on the life of
Hawthorne, concluding with a reading
Of the first two chapters of the Scarlet
Letter" Mrs. c. ". Martin read a pa
per on the mother in the horAe. Six
new members We're enlisted, and the
officers of the club feel encouraged IN
their efforts to enroll a large number
of the women OF the Temple City.
marriage license was. issued by
County Clerk Ellison TO Sebel Carlson
of Spring City and Bessie Norman Of
Mt. Pleasant during the week.
Orson Kelley of the metropolis is n
the city visiting friends and attending
to business matters.
Professor Howard briggs of Salt
Lake, with his family were Mant Wis
itOrs during the week, and guests at
the home of Mrs. Alvira Cox.
The Imperial quartette Of Salt Lake
entertained the citizens of Manti last
evening in the tabernacle. Part of the
proceeds will go toward the benefit of
the Manu library and reading room re-
Gently established,
]. J. Boswell of Salt Lake viii be a
visitor in Manti during the coming
week.
A. B. Christensen Of salt Lake
brother of Judge A. RI. Christensen,
was in Manti during the week. a guest
at the home of the judge and also of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ c. Chris
Jensen, who reside I'm Manti.
Miss Eva Miekelsea of Mayfield is in
the city and will reside with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Brown for some time.
Miss Grace Clark left for Provo sun
day, where she win take UP her mu-
steal studies during the winter.
Mrs w. K. Reid Of Salt Lake is IN
the city visiting her daughter Mrs. H
r. Clark.
Mrs. Sarah A futile left during the
week for Panguitch to spend the Win
ter.
Azariah Smith returned during the
week from Salt Lake. where he attend
ed the meetings showing honors to the
Mormon battalion boys. of which Mr..
Smith was a prominent member.
Musical students of Professor Fred
D. F'jeldsted Of the Nanti High school
gave a recital in the High school build
ing.
Brigham Peacock of Emery was in
Manti during the week to attend the
funeral of his brother. George Peacock.
who passed away in California.
H s. Kerr left Tuesday for Mexico
City where he is engaged in railroad
work.
Mrs. Clarence Stewart visited rpla-
tves and friends i'm Fairview last week.
The MANAGEMENT of the opera house
will give a Halloween party the even
ing of Oct 80
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Bennett of Mt
Pleasant were M2nti visitors during -bo
week and attended the funeral Of
George Pea cock.
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Storrs of Amer
lcan Fork were called to Manti sudden
~ this week to attend the funeral If
Homer N. Stringham, brother of Mrs
StOrrs.
William Taylor of Freedom was in
the city during the week. He has o.
gained an orchestra Of Manti young
men and was successful in CONTRACTING
with the MANAGEMENT of the new oDera
mouse TO furnish music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller Of Amer
lcan Fork We're Manti visitoh WedreS-
DAY Mrs Miller Is q sister of Homer
Strngham. whose funeral was held in
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