The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-19

Tuesday taking with her her baby for
treatment for its eyes.
Lauritz Larsen has been a Salt Lake
visitor this week.
Hans Davidson, formerly a resident OF
this CITY came here from his home in
Wyoming 10 see his brothers and sisters
who live here.
Joseph n. SeeIy came in from Carbon
county to spend a few days here with
MIS-. Seely, who came down from Canada
last week.
P. Nicholson Of Idaho has spent the
past week iu this city visiting old friends
and relatives.
Miss Pearl Jorgensen Of Riohfield was
a guest Of William Erickson at the home
of his father the first of the week
Laurence Christopherson. Arthur Now
or and Mabel Lassen. all Of FdiTNleW,
have been appointed to receive scholar
ships at the University Of Utah by Su-
periutendent 4. c. Nelson.
The following young people OF Spring
City viii attend the Snow academy at
Ephraim this year: Hazel Watson, Jen-
ME Watson. Armina Alfred, Olive Alfred.
Junetta Nielsen, Venise Kofford, Fred
Strate, Marsh Strate, Sarah Strate, Glen
Alfred. Reid Alfred, Lee Alfred, Alfred
Nielsen, Alfred j. Baxter.
Lola Backman, Lean Justesen, Dora
Johnson. Matthias Alfred. Lois Justesen
and Joseph Beck win attend the B. y.
L. at Provo.
Mrs. l.. E. Brady of Fairview accom-
panied her son Hugh to Provo Wednes-
day. Hugh viii attend school there this
winter at the B. Y. L.
Martin Cox Of FairvieW returned from
jerome, Ida, for a few days visit. He
viii go back to Idaho soon.
Mrs. Asplund of Santaquin, Utah coun-
ty, spent part of the week in Fairview
trying to buy a suitable home. She re-
turned to SantaQUin without purchasing,
thinking property in Fairview too high.
Guy Hurst OF Juarez, Mexico, iSa visit
II
view.
A very pleasant social was held at the
home of Hyrum De Fries of FairVieW,
Monday evening. The presidents of the
twenty-siXth quorum Of seventies and
their wives were the guests. Mr. De Fries
is one Of the presidents and the party
was given him in honor of the recent
mission ne filled to the Sandwich islands.
Dr. Caroline MeTwin. d Presbyterian
missionary to China, gave a lecture here
this week on China. Her talk was very
much appreciated by those who were out
to hear her.
J. w Anderson, Authnel Carter, Shall
Jacobs and Justus B. Seely were visitors
to Fountain Green last Sunday.
Kenneth Borg viii leave today (SUn-
day) for Prove to attend school.
a baby boy arrived at the home of
Ernest Justesen Of Spring City this week;
also a son at the home of Vivian Lar
sen, and a daughter at the home of Bish-
Op and Mrs. MILFORD Alfred of Chester.
President c \. Lund. c W. Sorensen
and Peter MattSOn were Fountain Green
visitors the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Candland and chill
dren went to Provo Thursday to live.
Mr.. Candland sold his home in this city
and built new one in Provo.
Mrs. NJ. D. Broadhurst has been a
guest of her son, r. A Broadhurst, and
wife, during the week. She is on her
way to the east.
William Prestwich of Moroni went to
Clear Creek the first of the week to take
charge of the school there.
Mrs. Mary Christensen went to Eph-
rain this week She has been engaged
as musical instructor at the Snow acade-
my
B. F. Small viii open up a bowling al
ley here next week.
Miss IngObaT Frandsen was taken to
Provo Friday for medical treatment
Miss Katie MUsig went to Winter Quar-
ters last Saturday to teach school.
Mrs. Rhea WambOIt was sailed to Lehi
this week on account of the death of her
sister there.
Beatrice Burns and Garner Jensen have
gone to Provo TO attend school at the
b. Y. L.
Mrs. Hans Hansen Of Garfield is here
visiting her father. Christian Hansen, and
family,
George Peacock. formerly of AIanti.
spent part of the past week in this city
Mrs. William Lund came up from Sa-
lima Tuesday for a visit here
Mrs. Mabel Earl went to Price the first
of the week for the purpose Of having
the household goods of the family brought
to Fairview, where Dr. and Mrs. Earl will
locate.
H. B. MinseI of Castle Gate spent a
few pleasant days in Mt. Pleasant this
week.
Maggie Reynolds has gone to Thistle
Junction to teach school