The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-27
SPRINGVILLE.
Especial to The Herald-RepubHcanO


/ SuringvilIe. Feb. 26.-llrs. J. c. Cohurn
| of Tucker was in SpTingviile Friday, and
attended the Indian Warriors reunion.
/ While here she was the guest or Mrs.
Z PhiIinds Roylance.
/ Mrs. Roe Deal was a Salt Lake visitor
I for a few days this week.
John Lee and wife Of Maplet0n were
/ in town Friday.
Miss Floss Harmer who is teaching at
/ Payson, was at home Saturday and sun
| Dr.. Dunn and daughter, Aileen, went
| to Salt Lake Saturday, and attended the
/ opera.
/ ton were Sprngville visitors Friday,
/ Miss Emma Brown has gone TO salt
| Lake, and is visiting with Prof. ana MIS-.
! Mcclellan this week.
/ Mrs Fred Matthews is spending a few
| days in Salt Lake.
! Nj and Mrs. Edward Snow OF Maple
/ ton were in town Friday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Amasa Bird returned from
their trip TO California last Tuesday.
Mrs. BurkhOldeT is in Salt Lake this
MI and Mrs. Bailey Of Nephi are visit
ing in Springville, the guests Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Lee Boyer.
/ gave a delightful "hatchet' social at their
church Tuesday evening About 20 peo-
! pie we're present.
Mrs. Nose Gudmanson of Provo is Wis
] IlEE relatives mere
on the evening Of Washington's birth
day the Mutual Improvement assOcia-
ton of the four wards gave very sue
! cessful dancing party. The new hall was
very artistCally decorated in the national
/ cOl0rs, and all present had a delightful
{ time.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Dalton celebrated
the thirty-third anniversary Of their mar
riage last Tuesday evening at their home
/ Cards and music were the principal
/ amusements. Mrs. NJ. D. Chllds and Mrs
Belle Childs won the prizes. A sumptu-
/ Gus supper was served to foTty-eight
/ guests.
chris Thompson and family Of Conrade
/ Mont. are Sprngville visitors, the guests
/ of MI and Mrs. ]. d. Reynolds.
! The Home Culture club met at the home
I of Mrs. J. +. Hartman Friday afternoon
/ for the discussion of the clubs civic day
4 program Hygiene in the Home and
/ City was the subject discussed.
The WOman's club met at the home OF
Mrs Hattie DOugall last Friday after
/ noon. History lesson, Causes Of the
/ Revolution" was led by Mrs. ThOrne.
An article. "PittsbuTg. the Early Gate
/ way to the West" was given by Mrs
/ Those present we're: President Eleanor
| Brinton. Mrs. Bessie Bailey, Mrs. Eliza
I ThOrne. Miss Catherine DOugaH, Mrs.
Viola ROylanCa. Mrs. Nettie GrOesbeck,
/ Miss Emma Dougall, Mrs. Marian war
/ than Mrs. Hattie DOugall, Mrs Mary
/ Finley, Mrs. Staten, Mrs. Mendenhall,
/ Mrs. CrandaH. Mrs. Carrie Nielsen, Mrs.
/ Rhoda DougalI Mrs. NJ. O. Packard and
/ Mrs Hattie DOugaN.
Last Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Miller were pleasantly surprised by a
number Of their friends, the occasion De
/ ing the birthday Of Mrs Miller. A very
enjoyable evening was spent
Jesse SumsiOu, who has been spending
few days in Springville has returned
to TOOele.
/ John Groesbeck came home from Tooele
Thursday to spend few days with his
! Mr.. and Mrs John Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Ernest Boyer and Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour
AIendenhall returned Monday from a three
weeks trip to California.
Miss GOwans of Nephi Is spending a
few days in Springville.
Miss Ilah Nelson of Provo is in Spring
vile, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. L.
/ Nielsen.
Miss Hnda Huntington and William
Williams We're married Wednesday.
J. II. BTailsfOrd of Springville and
Ethel Adamson of Eureka were married
J last Tuesday.
John ScovH and wife of Butte, Mont,
are I'm Springvile visiting relatives.
The Springvile reading circle met
I Thursday night at the home of n. H.
/ Packard. Miss Floss Packard, Miss Eva
Berry and Miss Hannah COndie acted as
/ hOstesses. Miss Terry gave an evening
with the great musical composers, inter
spersed with a number Of their best seiec-
/ tiOns played by her students. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. BurkhOlder,
Mr.. and Mrs. \. X. Nielsen, J. +. Win
gate and the Misses Dora COffman, Sarah
Whitney. Ida Alleman, Ella Deal, Vera
Raymond Louise Packard. L.eilah Ale
man. Lucille Chase. Eva Thorpe.
The operetta Snow White" as given
by the public schools, under the direction
Of Prof Mark Robinson. last Monday
night was a big success, the receipts be-
ing 1910.
An old-fashiOned dress ball is being
planned by the ladies Of the Second ward
church. TO be given the night of March 4.
The home guards and Waiver Indian
war veterans held 4 grand reunion last
| Thursday in the theatre dance hall Dane
ing, luncheon and the following program
were the nature of the amusements: Song,
! America all present. address of well
come, d. c. Johnson: speeches, T l.
| Mendenhall and ]. z. Hall; step dancing
Barney and Gobbatis negro medley, Roy
Mckenzie and George Gobbatis: recIta-
ton, Irma SmOOt solo. W. K. Johnson;
male quartet, Robinson Brothers.