The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-13

a son of Mr. and Mrs William Cook.
Both are popular young people in Their
home town, where a reception was held IN
their honor the night of the marriage
Lars Jensen of Scipio is spending some
time in Manti attending to temple work.
Mrs. Edna Christensen or tOuntaln
Green spent Wednesday last in Manu- VS.
iting with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Holman and daugh-
ter Of Fountain Green spent part OF the
week in Manti visiting with relatives ana
Hans c. Jensen of Chester spent the
week in Mant visiting with friends.
Mrs. Anna X. Anderson Of Chester
visited with friends in the Temple city
during the week.
John Giles of Provo is in the city Wis
/ iting with his daughter Mrs Louis E.
Mrs. Melissa J. Metcalf of Springville
spent the week in Manti visiting with rel
atives and friends.
Ida. visited in Manti during the week
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Johanna NJ. Christensen of Spring
City visited in Manti during the week
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Nancy Z. Oldroyd of Glenwood
was in the city during the week TO attend
the marriage of Miss Mile SOrenSen OF
GlenwOOd and Peter NJ. Petersen of Elsi-
more, which took place Wednesday last.
Redick r. Alfred of Chester spent the
week in Manti visiting with relatives and
Mr. and Mrs. Farley ". Alfred Of Foun-
I
/ tain Green were Manti visitors Wednes-
| day last.
Hyrum Fecher Of Mt Pleasant was in
Manti during the first part of the week.
/ He left Tuesday last for Salt Lake, where
/ he was married Wednesday last In the
| Salt Lake temple.
/ in Manti during the week visiting with
| friends. lie was guest of Bishop James
/ Larsen of Mt. Pleasant. who is filling
/ mission here at the temple.
/ rain visited relatives and friends in
/ Manti Tuesday last.
| Clifford y. Nielsen of Mt. Pleasant
/ spent Tuesday last in Mand visiting with
/ friends.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Alfred of Spring
/ City spent Tuesday last in Manti visiting
/ with relatives and friends.
! Hvrum Bramsted of Mt. Pleasant was
/ in Manu Tuesday. last visiting with
/ friends.
! NIr. and Mrs Joseph E. Wright of
/ Spring City spent the first of the week I'm
! Manti visiting with relatives and friends.
Mrs Nilate Anderson of Fountain Green
/ spent part of the week in Manti visit
/ ing with relatives and friends.
[ !, ". Mccain and Frank Pritchett of
I Mt. Pleasant were in Manti during last
week visiting with friends.
/ Mrs. J. p. M9dsen was in Fairview last
/ week to visit with relatives and friends
! Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Snow Of
/ OTangeVille were in Manti during the
! week visiting with relatives and friends
/ hir- and Mrs John c. Snow Of Orange
/ vile were in Manti during the week Wis
/ iting with relatives and friends.
! NielS Nelson of OrangeVille spent last
week in Manti visiting with relatives and
/ friends.
1Ir. and Mrs. John p. sorensen visited
/ with relatives and friends in Mt Pleasant
/ last week.
Mrs. W w. Crawford is visiting with
! relatives and friends in Oraugeville.
This evening the Manti High school
| will present The Merry Cobbler' at the
| theatre.
The Ladies' Literary club met at the
/ club rooms Thursday afternoon and spent
| a most enjoyable session. There were
| present eighteen members. Those taking
/ part i'm the program were Mrs. J. H.
/ HOrnung. who read from "Snowbound"
| by Whittier, Mrs. Mabel Warner took
! the lead in the prOnOuncing match; Mrs
/ Eftle Mcdonald gave number Of SeleC-
/ tons on the plano, and several chapters
| from Hawthorne, q club story to mothers
| which proved very interesting, was given
/ by Ms. George ". Martin. The club
/ continues to be most Interesting and new
members are being enrolled frequently.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. IT. NJ. Warner entertained
7 Saturday evening last for Mrs Olive An
derson Of Provo. a sister of Mrs. War
! ner. most delightful time was spent
/ RefreSh mentS We're served TO the guests.
| who We're Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Robson
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ounce Crawford Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Joseph H. Carpenter Mr.. and Mrs
/ Joseph R. Witbeck and Mrs Tennie
/ Brown.
AIRS. IVY Snow of Provo is in the city
I visiting with her mother, Mrs. Ellen San
/ derS, together with other relatives and
/ friends. Mrs. Snow was formerly a resi-
dent OF the Temple city. and lived here
/ when small girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Reid are here visit
/ ing with relatives and friends. Mr. Reid
I IS brother of Mrs. II. R Clark
J Mrs. Annie Allen. after spending sew
+ eral months in the Temple city, returned
/ to her home in Castle Dale Thursday.
Mrs; Allen has been engaged in temple
! work during her stay here.
/ Niels G. Anderson Of Castle Dale. who
/ has spent several months here with
friends returned to his home the first
of the week.
President Lewis Anderson was a Wis
itor, in Salt Lake the first part Of the
A social was given Sunday afternoon
and evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
[ Charles Riddle. number Of the reIa-
yves and friends were present to enjoy
/ the festivities
/ The fiftieth anniversary Of Mrs Lucia
/ futile was celebrated at her home Fri
day evening last a number of her rela-
yves and friends taking possession of her
nome that evening Jolly good time
{ was enjoyed BY the guests present Those
. present were Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Hall
/ Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Cox Mr. and
Mrs. I, j. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lu-
/ Their T. futile Mr.. and Mrs Frank =.
/ futile Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. TuttIe
Mr. and Mrs Gardner +. Snow. Mr. and
/ Mrs William NJ. futile. Mr.. and Mrs
JON'p IN Duphs MI ana MIS-. Frederick
". Cox Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c. Brown. Mr..
! Alfred Alder Frederick w Cox, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. William A. Cox. Mrs Catherine
Brown. Miss Anna Nicholson. Brigham
/ W. MCAllister. Mr.. and Mrs. b. J. Pea
I cock, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester II. COY IF
! OrangeVille, Mrs. Horton futile and Miss
| Ruby futile. Several handsome presents
/ We're given to Mrs. futile by the Tnern-
p2rs of the party. The evening was sDent
| IN amUsements of various kinds Re
treshments were served during the even
ing. vi
The w. T. 3. club met at the home of
/ Miss Appia Harmon, Monday evening. and
spent a most enjoyable and profitable
time. Those present were Miss Ella Nav
Cox, Mrs. Mabel Taylor Mrs. Martha
SchaugaaTd. Mrs. Myrtle Crawford Miss
Appia Harmon. Miss Della Stringbsm
Miss Jessie Crawford, Miss Effie Mil
ieT IN. Miss Aida Snow and Miss Ann Parry
The home of Mr.. and Mrs Alma I,
Miner was invaded by a few friends who
came Unexpectedly Thursday evening
bent upon having a good time. Their eX-
pectauons We're realized, and all enjoved
most splendid time. The guests pres
ent were Mrs. Lovina Farnsworth. Miss
LeOna FarnSWOrth. Jay Farnsworth Miss
Liza NJ AhlstTOm. Mr.. and Mrs. James r
ration, Mr. and Mrs Alma johnson. Mrs.
Jane :. Coleman. Miss Edna larsen Mr.
and Mrs. Louis II. HOugaard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis II. HOugaaTd. IT., John Giles
or Provo, James Y. Jensen. Miss Nettie
Boyingt0n and Miss Sarah Boyingtcn.
MISS Ruby futile returned from Salt
Lake during the week. where she was in
attendance at the University Of Utah
Miss futile was obliged to discontjnue
because of i'll health.
The r. X. class met during the week
ana took up the usual line Of work and
spent most profitable session
MI and Mrs. Knud Terkelsen Of Nj
/ Pleasant were in the city during the
week visiting at the home of Mrs. Are