The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-10
MT. PLEASANT.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Mount Pleasant, April "A crowd of
friends surprised Mr.. and Irs Hans
Poulsen last Monday evening by entering
the Poulsen home and taking possession
Of 1t for the evening. The occasion was
a farewell party TO Mr.. and Mrs Poul-
sen and their children, who will make
their home in Idaho. Mr.. Poulsen left
| the following day for Idaho.
Mrs. Ed Farmer is here from Salt Lake
for a short visit
Earl AVerett was surprised Wednesday
evening by crowd of his young friends,
| who called at his home and spent
| pleasant evening there. Those present
were: Martha Rutishauser, Della Snow,
| Erma Christensen. fndra Averett, Thomas
Christensen, Leo Drage, Harland David
son.
: Mrs H. C. Jacobs entertained the
| Young Ladies' Mutual officers OF the
North ward at her home Monday evening.
Among those present were; Mrs, georgia
| Johnson, Esther Matsen, Anna Anderson,
! Valentine and Dora Larsen, Hannah Mad
sen. Tressa Madsen, Mabel Borg and Ma
| bel Sorensen.
Hannah Olsen of Moroni was in Mt.
Miss Mabel Borg OF the B. Y. q. music
department spent the past week with her
parents.
Mrs. John Randall left last Sunday for
GunniSOn.
Mrs. Real Nielsen left Sunday for In
dianola-
The young men Of the North ward
were entertained by the young. women
of the ward Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Carrie Dorius OF Ephraim spent
part of the week in this city.
Inez Dorsey was given a pleasant sur
prise party last Sunday evening oy her
| friends.
DR.. s. H. Allen of Salt Lake made a trip
TO this city this week.
A social was given in honor OF RUBY
Johnson last Friday evening Guests
/
| Brandon, Velera Renberg, Stella Jonah
sen, Carrie Anderson, Rachel Gunoer-
/ son Iauretta Larsen, Vesta Rasmussen
and Pearl Jorgensen.
Bishop and Mrs. James Larsen returned
| Wednesday from Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. n. S. Nelson ana their
daughter Beatrice spent the week In salt
/ Lake.
G Anderson was surprised last Friday
evening by friends who gathered at his
| home to celebrate his seventy-third birth-
| day. Refreshments were served ana
! pleasant evening enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. John Omanser were Salt
Lake visitors this week. Mr.. Omanser
| will soon leave for mission to sweden.
Mrs. Celestial Barton went to Salt Lake
/ this week to meet her son Roy, VINO Is
/ returning from a mission in the northern
| states.
Bishop and Mrs. J. 3. seely were Salt
/ Lake visitors this week.
President G. n. Lund returned the last
/ of the week from Salt Lake.
| Lula Proctor gave dinner party Mon
| day evening TO the following guests:
| Frank Madsen, Mrs. Heber Ivie. Miss
/ Write johnson.
| Vera Cahoon of Salt Lake has been Wis
| iting in this city the past few days
! Mrs. Henry Erickson was SAT- Lake
visitor this week.
/ Garner Jensen, Maggie Candland. Ar
/ brelia Seely and Dora Larsen, students
of the B. Y. u, spent the past week with
! their pa rents in this city.
| Miss Hazel Kump returned this week
| from Provo, where she has spent the win
/ ter
Mrs. James W Cherry went to Manti
Mrs. Nels Nelson and children Of Can
/ ada are here visiting Mrs. A. knudsen.
/ They will stay here a month.
The eighth grade pupils of the public
| schools will give a Whittier program in
the South ward meeting house Sunday
Andrew Jensen and his son Alvin left
| Thursday for Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs Arnold Stevenson were
pleasantly surprised last Sunday evening
| by a number of friends who called to
spend tie evening with them. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stevenson are going to move to
Mrs. Marie Barton, who has been study
ing for some time, will give public re-
! cital in the North ward meeting house
Mrs. Charlotte Underhill of Green
River came here this week to attend the
funeral of her father, William Zabuskle
A company of Manu people, numbering
| 100 presented the oratorio, Queen Esth-
! err" in the Mt. Pleasant Opera house Fri
day evening, under the direction of Prof.
Mrs. F. C. Jensen and her daughter Wis
tied relatives IN Manti the first Of the
| week.
Mrs. John Carter gave social wednes-
Frank Ruesh went to Mack, Colo, this
Miss Edna sorensen came up from
/ Provo this week to spend few days
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 5. +.
Mrs. F. c. Jensen entertained the Tween
tieth Century club Thursday afternoon.
| After the regular program an elaborate
| luncheon was served.
Mrs. Dolph Bennett went to Salt Lake
| this week.
The o. n. O. club girls were enter
tanned Thursday evening by Goldie
Mrs. A. Halliday of Provo came to Mt.
Pleasant this week to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. p. Sore sen.
Mrs Henry Wall is visiting in Utah
county with her sister, Mrs. Veda KAT
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Cahoon went to
Manu recently to visit relatives there.
Miss Nellie Walters returned to her
home in Pleasant Grove after a visit here
with Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ Nielsen.
Luella Miller of Nephi is visiting here
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Hansen.
Mrs. Miranda Oman of this city is Wis
iting in Idaho.
The Mt. Pleasan boys have all been
measured for new uniforms They expect
to be out in their new suits on Decoration
| Day.
Ida Merz, who is attending school at
| the Snow academy of Ephraim. spent the
past week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. Merzs
Mrs Mary A Alfred of Spring City is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Anderson.
Mrs. Dorothea Swensen returned from
Boise. Ida, where she has spent the win
ter.
Peter Monsen celebrated his eightieth
birthday Friday, April s. A large number
of relatives was present. He is hale
and hearty.
Mrs. Lettie Barton Of Canada is visit
ing in this city.
Mrs. Ray Stringham Of Manti spent a
few days of the past week In this city,
a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Small.
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