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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-22
6ritirfen / S6mej3
&pinocns Stemmcrct. Er9iteifOIer.
Wisiion.
Gobn :. epien / r6lfbG.")

5or life iaa lenge iioen inofer-
re oen proteitantiife national Strife
/ @eui, SdJnei5. auinoens Stemme.
ret. 2,152 itemte for, 1919 imoo.
Gn fort 1io oerefter fuIete Sri.
firfen I Stanton 0eudatel bin ga.
tiofolfirfens gfsempel. gf oens "a
@}eniebeOer antog 81 auinOens
Stemmeret
Sdnei3, Der er Oannet al aanto.
ner, bar life en- fpeitierif reforme.
ret Strife. Zen bar aontonalfirfer
Der er retsIig uofbpneis Of boeran.
ore: / firfeli9e Eager er bDer San.
ton aloeIes ieIpitenoig.
Snotil for nogle Aar iioen bapoe
ale aontonerne / S6pei5 9an6s.
firfer (Statsfirfer). Den 2oogio.
nineen / aantonerne bpggeoe efter.
b%aanoen mere og mere pna 8runo-
iotninger, iom, bDis De ifuIoe itrengt
gennemfsres, mnatte fsre til 20.
ifiaelie mellem Stat og airfe. 30.
ifilleIien fnlgte | aantonen 8enf.
Scbmei3 fen6er MI 0erfor life bare
2anosfirfen. men Ogiao 5olfefirfen
@ntionaIfirfen).
Sdnei5 bar oesforuoen 5rifirter.
Get bar ire 5rifirferorgnniiationer
Der goot funoe upre iammen. b0is
life be eeogrofiife Sfil too iDeien.
Get er ben froniftaIenOe Del af
Sdpei5 b0or 5~rifirferne f@lorerer.
De er imao. men logger en- marfe.
Zig Offeroilliebeo for Ensen, bDiIfet
pil les al BET fslaenOe.
y gi iatter fsrit ben ooenna0n.
te 5~rifirfe | Stanton ReifotpI Zen
bleD ififtet | 1873. taaer ca. 1900
N~eolemmer. bar ~ ReniabeSer og
80 Frrfter o. oriuer Ell ErriteitoIe
| ReudnteI meo 4 teoIogiffp RrOfes.
iOrer % 10 StuOenter. Ct iooOont
5orbolosiof menem Stuoenter o.
Brofesiorer uiier. af8rifirfen | Nen.
dnteI Triter gris paa ben ieoIoeiife
gioenffnb proFesiorerne er uel feno.
te oainn ii0en for oeres airfes o.
beres Qanos wr9nier. let ffnl fife
~forgIemmes. at ben befenSte groies-
for 5reberie Gooei par en- al Oenpe
5rifirfes Re0ififtere. o. at ban par
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-22
SDenoe Mebre.
-Q9eo g. 9. 81

Gen ifenne OberitinOe
6eireo lin 5~eOieIsfeit.
9egimentsmuiifen
Snoreo benoe iom beoit.
5grit ipiaeoe De ingte
% init en- gammeI aoraI,
9erpaa, Itramt % muntert,
6oripiaet af DgnriipoI".
6ruen tom frem til 8inouet,
deofinoet, ung og oarm.
@n liter, treaors 8engel
9onieo paa ben0es Arm.
"a tom / ingte Sfriotgang
On gogn meo en- 9prOe iuor,
Suis 5oripono meO Ssrgeflpot
@anife tilbpaet bar.
Ter iao Ell enIig aoinoe
ggiet. meo iorgiulOt Sino,
400 en- garnetiite
annge0e bun fin Sinh.
Get rate SpiI f%orihummeo,
0lens 9ognen ifreO iorbi:
Ga blegneo Oberitinoen
90 Iuffe6 lit @inoue /.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-22
Gt Barns 0grOi.

s oenne 1io bar ri 9bautauqua
Der / Blair.
Spao man MI END oil meme og
foe ON oisie NeOer, role eaer
oaOle Dem = eet man inorsmmes:
De foritanr at gribe, bells benriDe, og
Goreoroesboloerne oeo benz iormaar
at pqffe 8anfer oe iptte 2ios-
Ipsrasmal unoer 0isfusiion.
0ermeo ifol ion langt fra uere
fagt, at man ifal Huge oft, buoo De
bpoer, Iom Iuno nnnoelie 6soe.
Der frempiies m~enneifelis 3pg.
tigbeO | mango f~orifeqige &etninger
Men / 5orbolO til menneifelig
9petig6eo er De fleite tilbgielige til
OF aao til en- Of to YoerligbeOer.
SCI oil enten ooerie ben, UNDER.
puroere Den, eaer mooiat tilfenoe
Den ultfor meget, belt itole pao
ben.
8or 8i0s oonneoe geroen gonr
nltfor meget til ben Ii0ite goerligbeo,
meoens BET piaigt ifal in0r6mmes,
at Der ogioo er NOT Tom eoor til ben
mooIatte Doerligbeo.
8 Monoogs boIot en- Or. 9ooe.
lon0. en- Metooiitprpit fra Omaha,
Goreorog ooer Semoet y9be gaiue
Of a Glib, O~oeriat st Barns Bar
loi".
Monge prpgtige Sanobe6er frem.
boIot ban.
San bpDoeoe life alene. at bet
gjal0t on 1T beg1noe at bngge Cant
funoet ! Barnet. ener at Barnet
bn0oe araD paa en- goo OpOragelie,
men tiIiae. at BET bauOe arao poa at
f60es go0t.
AItian life olene en- gooO poragel.
fes 8etponing men tiIIige 9frOeIigbe-
oens COB.
Gg oisie S1nobeoer blep belDIt
no fra Roturen, babe fra glante-
rieet % Gpreriaet, ! en- Rigoom al
Borintioner.
Ren pon Iomme lib. Iom Di
gIo0eIig eiDer 1oftoren areoit for
bet eooe % oustige | bans 5oreorna.
fsIer 81 os forpIisteoe til at fritiiers
bet.
Cor Oct fsrite fif pi ct SnOtrpf al.
at Iottorsn. fom ina mango andre
Goftorer. beIber aItfor mesef til
Bioenifaben.
gihsnifaben er nenlIia MEME
ffeffa. % ben bar Tom alt onbei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-22

europa benimoo Opilu9eIien of
nlIe De minore Stoter; men oct er
life at pente, at De imoo Stater oil
finoe fig | at mite 0eres Selpitpfi.
oiebeO u0en Stamp. 8ette er ierlig
Ell bnarot 9nnft for ct ina intens.
patriotiif 5oIf iom 5innerne, oe De
bar fempet 8omme for Eomme, iom
0e bar let, at Ruslano piloe opiIuee
Dem.
Chen npruerenbe G5ar fom
pnn 8ronen, bar Den rusiiife He.
gering p9ret iprlig 6etermineret |
fine Aiigreb, oe / 1899 ienote man
6inlano iom 8eneraleupernsr So
brifof, Der par Ell u%forionlie 5ien.
Oe al limit 6ribeO. San por ioa ba.
set of 5innerne, at noar ban ipoo.
iere0e / @ooerne, iaa niloe enbner
Slime, iom iaa BAN, itrnfs gaa oper
paa mooiatte SIDE. On Sang pa.
troniiereoe ban en- aoncert, iom par
arrnngeret / eft bnrmbiertigt gie.
meo, og font 6innerne fsbte ale
9illetterne fom ingen al Dem til
aoncerter. = gobrifoi fit Set finife
6rimerfe ofifnffet % oct ru5iiife
inOfert ! Ste0et.
Som ct Mobtr9f uoiteote Sinner.
ne Ell oSergefrimprfe", tort oper
oct belle noen BET finite 9nnben, Der
pnr root. og bette @Grfe itaf De poa
@repene ne0 Si0en al oct tpungne
rusiiife 6rimerfe. Zen riisiiife Re.
gering bereoeoe 3innerne oenne Iii.
fre0sitiIleIie. SoIget al Mprfet bleo
forbuot. og grepe meo oct pao bIeo
e0elngt.
On finif Senator inOlogereoe Jig
paa ct 6otel / Seliinofors, ge6 en-
Opoarters llforiigtigbeo fit ban ct
g9relie anoiit. Nen 6n SoteIlets
Gier opoageoe. boem bans @pit par,
bite ban BAN itrafS bort. Som en-
5elge oeraf bopfotteoe \Offentlig.
beOen SotelIet, ioa oct bIep D9ient.
Zig ruineret.
6lere petitioner % Geputationer
ienotes til g8oren, men 0eprtatio.
nerne nagte ban at moOtage, og BE.
titionerne ianorereoes. Soa Tom
ariien 0a ben unee SHINE Of goo
Slegt orubte gobrifoi.
Ono life bette Optrin i%tanoieoe
Guslano | lit Observation-Disclosures;
bette bIep oerimoo fortiat ib9r0ige.
re END for. timber ben ienere 5ios
0ebat / 9oumoen trnf Oppoiitionen
fig tiIbnee. ioet BEN ioa, al oen in.
tet funOe ubrette, 90 Reseringen To-
6es ioaleoes frie S9noer. Com en-
6eloe oeraf oioroe man iig / u
Minutter fpr0ig meO 10 oanifeIige
Eager.
Ia Geinltotet funoeior0es, iprong
en- al De met oeterminereOe Of ae.
geringsportiet op 90 rnabte ieirs.
itoIt: o8inis 5inlanoipl" Sin.
lambs gn0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-22

Grofesior peo 6rifirfens SfoIe fra
1873 til 1887. oo ban trof iig til
baoe og operloo arbeiOet til iinSsn.
Der IieeIeOes neolng0e en- itorartet
Arbeioe / ReudnteI 5rifirfes Sie-
neite. 8aOeren osoe 1900, Ssnnen
1907. Get ifnl bem9rfes, at Sire.
oeric @ooet bopoe bnret teoIogiif
grofesior / Stntstirfen fra 1851
til 1878, oo ban uotrnaote. 9enne
~llotrpoelie bar foranIeoieet af en-
nD airfelou, Jon erfIpreoe enbper
itemmeberettiget Stntsborger uoen
5orifeI for Me0lem of airfen og
inoferte ubunoen 9rPitefribeo uoen
nooeniombelit forpIi9tenoe 29rebe.
fenoelie for Oroets 8ieneIte". @ooet
neoIng0e lin Eroteit moo oenne 2op
oeo at aitreoe. ON bans 2preitoI
floffeoes tnfnemmelige Glener fra
Sdmei5 og llolonoet. Sans mango
9prfer bIen oneriot pon gngelif,
8pif, 9oaan0if, 9onif. San ifreo
nemIie paa 6ronif. Oginn oper nor.
tie SeoIoger, iGrIie poo efseoeienS
og SnoIeOningens Omran6e bar ban
bait en- m9rfbar 5nofIpoelie.
5 9arentes oGre oct 1oet, at patio.
noIfirfens Gr9iteifole / 0eudatel
bar 6 teoIoaiife 8rofesiorer oe A
~teoIogiife Stuoenterl
. 6%rifirfen / aonton 8ano bIeu
itiftet / 1S47. Zen teller II Naenig.
be0er. 80 8rGiter. Get iiges, at Den
9ennemgoaen0e beitanr Of oe intel
Iiqenteite GIementer I Solicit. Zen
bar i'm Gr9iteifoIe / 9ouionne meo
) teoIogiife 9rofesiorer o9 Is Stu.
oenter og ct teoIogiif 8ibliotbef
pao 10000 9in0. 9ationoIfirfens
9rGiteifoIe pno inmme Ste0 bar 3
oroinGre 9rofesiorer / 3eoIogi. 8
efstraorOinGre, og f6 Stuoenter.
y 5rifirfen ! @enf blep itiftet /
1919. Den beituar al 40 imaa Re.
nigbeoer os 8 RrRiter. Zen bar lin
9reiteifoIe / SEM me6 3 teolo9iite
9rofesiorer 6 @iGIpeIarere og 80.
Stll0enter.
5iiammen tG1er 0isie ire Sri
firfer life mere emo 10 Weniabe.
Der ca. 5000 pofsne gerioner. :.
1879 foreneoe De iig ON Somdrbei.
De / Seoningemisiioneu. 0eres nnr.
Ii9e 9iorag til 6eoninoemisiionen
beleber Jig til ca. $1,000. De I'M.
6erboI6er 81 (pIus 10 Risiionqrer.
6nis mar bill i%anlmenIigne De
ioeitierife 6rifirfers gi6rag tilgr9-
iteitoIer og Risiion me0 oet, iom
for tiIipnrenoe @sremaoI noeg Of
bore norife lItberife somfuno I
Gmerifn. Oil man lie, at oet ipeitier.
lie 5rifirtefoIf eer forboIosois fle.
re Bange ina meeet. 9ette buroe an.
ipore % til at gioe mere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-22

g2utberoneren" oplpier, at ben
gpbeo, ri for en- 9io iioen meooelte,
nemlig at Zen for. nor. airfe bar
begpnot en- Nisiion / Seaer, alaifo"
life er FORFEIT. Oct er Den norife
Spnooe, Der bar Nisiion / alaifa,
% til oenne SDnooe bsrer Bait.
Eiernagel, ION bar taget imooaalo
til at oirfe / oenne Misiion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-22

Oct er fife til at begribe, ON be
ftDrenoe / 8uslan0 ogiaa mener at
funne beore og itprfe Higet Oeo at
ggre 5innerne til SLENDER / Ste
oct for at berife oper Dem iom gen-
ner. Men oct er bel 0ationalitolt-
beoen, Der bar eiort Dem bIinoe.
england bar oerimoO foritaaet at
omoanne goerne / afrifo fra 5ien.
Der til genner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-22

ylaor eoIerne benpenbsr fig til Solf, Der
spertereri gIobet enten tor at tebs bos BEN
suerfOr at foo Gplpsnine ON bet opertereos,
Sebes Sc oltib omtols. at &c ioo apertisies
u,entet / bette glab. Oct ptI D9re til gen
fbie gsptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-22

3 Silfalbe Of urssslmGsfebeber peo
a~Rpbfooelien bebes man floee I'll bet itsoliss
3ufpQieI. Stulbe bet life biGlpe, bsoss
mar benpsnbe fig til oSanftsren's
Runtur.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-22

I'll bet IrrIig nmerifanife bsrer
bI. a. osiaa. at gsrn optraoer iom
Ialere. Ne0 en- Gfsamensieit for en-
fem aar iioen bOIbt en- pilrung piee
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Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
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Entered at Blair Postoffce as second
class matter.
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-13

tables were filled with the players. A
number Of Salt Lake friends We're III at
tendance.
The ToIstoi club met with Mrs. Alice
Edwards on Tuesday afternoon at her
home, 2S74 Washington avenue. An eAcei-
lent program was given.
Thursday evening at the home of MIS-.
z. Burnham, 462 Twenty-third street, tne
Baraco Sunday school class, X1mpoSeu VI
young men Of the Methodist church ana
their guests, met for a social evening
The Weber academy band gave con-
cert IN the academy auditorium NeuheS-
day evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs. James Il. Devine gave
box party at the Ogden theatre Wednes-
, day evening TO witness the performance
of ". II. Crane in Father and the BOYS,
later taking their guests to their nome
for supper. 49,
Mrs. J. Z. Brown and daughter. Miss
Agnes Brown of Halleck, New, are VISIT
| ing friends in Ogden.
The Jolly Bachelors club VIII give d
dancing party at the Royal academy on
I the evening of Thursday, February H..
Mrs. Fred j. Kiesel entertained the 1ol-
1 lowing ladies at the Saturday matinee at
I the Orpheum. Mrs. Albert Kiesel, Mrs.
/ Harry Bryant of Chicago, Mrs. Schrlder,
/ Mrs. Craven, Miss ROLAND Bohn.
[ Mrs. Charles l.. HollingswOrth will leave
I the first of the week for an extended VISIT
/ il southern California.
/ Mrs C. II. Costing entertained a num-
0
nesday evening in honor of Mrs. Gene
Noble of Wyoming.
/ Mrs. S. p. Brooks of Grant avenue en-
tertained the members of the Mission cir
+ Gle at her home Wednesday afternoon.
/ Mr. and Mrs Z. Brooks of St. Louis
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Harold, $50 Twenty-seventh street.
1 Mrs. Gene Noble of Big Piney, WyO., is
/ the guest Of Mrs. c. II. Gosling on Adams
/ avenue.
/ The order Of Good TempIars gave a
dance Friday evening in The Knights Of
Pythias hall.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Henry are now
pleasantly located IN the sPeery apart
ments on Adams avenue.
Miss Celia EcCles daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs William II. ECcles. gave q large
/ dancing party at her beautiful home on
/ jefferson avenue Friday evening. About
I twenty-five couples of the younger sci
/ were entertained.
] Mr.. and Mrs. I. y, Pierce opened the
doors of their splci0us home on Wash
! ingtOn avenue Thursday evening to the
/ members and friends Of the Congrega-
| uOnal church. Mrs. W. G. Dalrymple
Mrs. Thaanum Mr.. White, Miss Dora
| smith. Miss Louise Pierce. Miss Gunnel
and Miss Webster contributed to thJ
pleasure of the evening,
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SPRINGVCLE.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
SpringviIle, Feb. 12.-Miss Ida Warthan
has gone to Ocean Park, Cal, TO spend a
few weeks.
Minnie White of Payson was a Spring
vile visitor Sunday
Miss Nellie Curtis spent Sunday in
Provo with friends.
]. NJ. Westwood, president OF Utah
county commission of indian war vet
Grams, returned from southern Utah a few
days ago.
Mrs G. A. Anderson was a SpringVille
visitor Monday.
The Misses Euphemia Johnson, Elfie
Huntington and Minnie Mineray went to
Salt Lake last Saturday and witnessed
the great ManteH production, 'As You
Like It"
J. Paxman of American Fork is in
SpringVille, the guest OF Mark Robinson.
John kTkman, a former resident of
Springville. was in town visiting friends
Sunday.
Everybody who attended had good
time at the married folks dancing party
Wednesday night.
L D. Crandar was in Provo Saturday
taking an examination as census enumera-
tor for SpTingviIle precinct.
Mrs. Bates Of Bingham. who has been
in town for several days visiting her
mother and sisters, returned home Fri
day.
Mrs. Childs was a Provo visitor Sun
day.
Miss Effie Kelsey spent Saturday and
Sunday at home with her parents.
The odd Fellows enjoyed very nice
social Thursday evening at Fraternity
hall PEARSON" Simpllin, general secre-
tary Of Salt Lake, delivered an eloquent
speech. Addresses were also made by
Grand Master W. ]. Moore, Grand Rep
resentative Eph Homer. Many visitors
were present, including Mayor ". H.
Ray of Provo and p. p. Christensen of
Salt Lake. A grand banquet was spread
and enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa Bird, Mr.. and
Mrs. Seymour Mendenhall. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler and Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith
left last Friday for California. They
viii visit San Francisco and Los Angeles,
and expect to be gone about a month.
Othei Packard was at home with her
folks Sunday.
J. Holley Of Mapleton was in town Mon
Jesse Curtiss of Provo was a Spring
vile visitor Sunday.
The play The Two Orphans, pre-
sented at the new theatre last Saturday
night. drew the largest house of the sea-
son, and from all comments heard, it is
evident that all were very well pleased
with their home talent.
John Grosbeck went TO TooeIe last Sat
urday. after visiting with his family for
a few days.
Frank Smith and Edward Brown were
/ in Salt Lake Saturday.
Stake Commissioner Kelly Of the Mac
/ cabees met with the local tent Tuesday
J evening.
Miss Beulah Gray Of Mapleton was in
I town Tuesday.
Miss Maria Johnson, who is teaching at
/ Spanish Fork, spent Saturday and Sun
dav with her folks
| February q the opera, ''Snow White, %
will be presented in the new opera house
under the direction Of Professor Mark
Robinson
Thursday evening the Springville Read
| ing circle met at the home OF Mr. and
/ Mrs n X. Nielsen. The book review
/ was given by Miss Ida Alleman. Refresh
ments were served. Those present were
] F. Wingate. Euphemia Johnson, Dora
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ing in honor of her sixty-eighth Dlrthoay-
The evening was spent win hluslc'
Games. handshaking and OTHERWISE uIl-
in a late hour, when all departed eA
pressing wishes to Mrs. Amos for many
bannv returns of the day. supper ana
Tefreshments were served.
Miss Mabel Steiner spent severai Gays
last week with friends in Provo.
Nv and Mrs. Henry Smith went in TO
salt Lake Friday morning
rTbree hundred boosters from SPRING
vile are expected here Saturday night
70 etten5 the deciding game for the Utdn
County basketball championship. sPe-
ciai train will bring the boosters 70 the
game and dance.
w. L. Worsencroft made trip to Provo
Friday.
Arvid Reese Of Provo was Payson
visitor last Sunday.
w. Mcintosh returned home from
Pavson last Saturday.
Rav- Wldman Murphy of American
Fork returned home Thursday after
snending a week in PaysOn.
Miss Rae Frank went to Eureka Thurs
day morning.
! Dot Deal and PreaI Kelsey of Spring
villa spent Friday and Saturday in Pay
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week visiting with his parents MI ana
Mrs. John Beal
Miss Fern Foutin returned Sunday TO
Henefer, where she has been spending the
winter teaching school.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Williamson were
visitors to Salt Lake during the week.
The management Of the pavilion ana
the 5. c. c. orchestra, gave prize at the
ball last evening to the best lady and gen
Ileman walters. The prizes were two
beautiful umbrellas and were won by
Miss Clara DOrius and Francis Rasmus-
sen.
The Relief society Of the Ephraim North
ward reOrganized on account OF Mrs
Helen Young, the former president, NOV
ing TO Salt Lake. The new officers are:
/ Mrs. A. c. Anderson, president; Mrs. L.
NJ Olson, first vice president; Mrs. Henry
Beal, IT., second vice president; Mrs
Hannah Williams, secretary.
Miss Myrtle Thorpe, who IS teaching
school at Freedom, spent Saturday and
Sunday in this city visiting relatives and
friends.
B. ]. Anderson OF Lehi made a trip to
| this city Monday and while here was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson
| Miss Alice Lund returned Tuesday IRON
| z visit TO Salt Lake.
| The Misses CleOfa FOisteC and Bardells
Beal visited friends at the Queen City
Saturday and Sunday.
| The Snow academy orchestra gave q
/ ball at the Mayfield opera house last
c. c Jensen. formerly Of this city, came
down from Salt Lake yesterday and will
remain here TO visit relatives ana friends
The ladies' G. G. G. club and the NJ. D
| D. club are issuing Invitations for a select
dancing party TO be given in the pavilion
| in the near future.
/ Jacob Thompson returned Monday from
| a short visit to the state capital
| Committees are at work making ar
rangements for the holding Of carnival
/ to raise funds for the furnishing of the
meeting house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley steyner who have
been visiting relatives in this city fO1
! several days, returned TO their home II
| Salt Lake Tuesday.
| The following couples entertained thetI
| friends at a dancing party at the paVil-
/ ion Friday night which proved to be 8
most successful party: Mr.. and Mrs. A
] c. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Thorpe
| Mr. and Mrs. LauritZ Nelson, Mr.. anC
! Mrs. J. ". Tyemer and Mrs Charles All
! red and Mr.. and Mrs. \. o. MOrtensen
An elaborate lunch was served during the
evening and the music was furnished by
| the s. c. c. orchestra.
| One OF the most successful housewarm
| ing parties given IN this city was that Of
last night when Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jor
! gensen were surprised by a number Of
/ their friends. Mr.. and Mrs. JorgenseI
were at the theatre and when they ar
rived home found the crowd present a
their nome and an elaborate lunch spread
| Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs Tay
Tor johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Hansen
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor, Mrs. J, F
McCafferty, Mrs: Jonn Greaves, Mis-
Alice Lund and S. c. Madsen.
c. c. Pratt. the division traffic super
intendent Of the Rocky Mountain Bel
Telephone company. was a visitor TO tn
exchange n this city yesterday.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-13
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Payson, Feb. 12.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Ferre delightfully."- entertained the You
and T. Five Hundred club at their home,
Wednesday evening. The dining room
and parlors were artistically decorated
with a profusion Of carnations and ferns.
On the tally and place cards were painted
red and white hearts. The prizes were
won by II. B. Crandsll and Roy selman-
Excellent musical numbers were rem
dered by Mr. and Mrs. R. r. Irvine and
Mrs. II. B. CrandalL
Austin Brown of ogden visited IN the
city several days this week.
Artist J. 3. Fairbanks Of Salt Lake
| is here visiting his many friends and rel
atives. Mr.. Fairbanks was formerly a
resident of Payson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Hanson OF Eu-
reka were here Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Hyrum Robertson.
Miss Della Daniels spent last Saturday
and Sunday in Provo.
William II. Pattens went up to Eu-
reka Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Irvine and Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant c. Bagiey of Provo were Visi-
tors at Payson Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Freeman OF Span
| ish Fork were here Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Finlayson entertained the
| S. o. D. H. Girls Sewing club Thursday
! afternoon. Lunch was served at $50.
W. c. Wightman, jr., went to Provo
Saturday on business.
| Frank Finlayson came home Thursday
| for a short visit.
Otto GRANDSON and Harry Upton made
a business trip to Salt Lake Thursday
Owen Douglas returned to Salt Lake
Saturday morning after spending a few
weeks In PaysOn.
! John Jackson, an old-time resident of
| Payson, was here renewing old acquain-
/ lance last week.
/ Braxton Barnett will lecture at the
/ First ward meeting house Tuesday even
/ ing under the auspices Of the M L as
| sociations.
Karl Hush was a visitor in salt Lake
/ Friday and Saturday.
| Mrs. r. E. Lee and nephew, William
/ Parker, left last Saturday on the Elks'
excursion for California.
| About thirty friends of Mrs. John Amos
met at her home and pleasantly surprised
/ her, last Saturday evening, the affair be-