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

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1(2t~ai-1 Feb 12-County Clerk .. D.
z1iason issued marriage licenses to the
folIovying couples during the past Week:
Tobn nee Young, Ogden, ana fioLeiIc9
RraithWsite of Manti; Ray MetcaIL an
Allie HalversOn, both OF GunnlSon, go
Cook and Ellen Livingston, poth " 4 80
tain Green; Elmer w, Larsen anu as '-0S
Holland. both OF Maylelu' +.
The Deople of Fountain Green enter
tanned the old people or the comm ulIltS q
the meeting house yesterday aAIet iIo ,,
over 100 persons over % years VI as
80 77resent and those who were too zee
ME to walk were conveyed IN carr idSS9s;
An elaborate dinner was served ana at
o'clock they were given an eACelleI llt s1P
per before returning home. A PL4s[ I1lI
was arranged for the occasion which was
carried out in the afternoon. 49,.
A wedding dance and supper was sIFS Ss
ar Fountain Green last night in honor OF
the marriage OF Miss Helen LIVINGSTON
and Lester Cook A crown Vi aD 49,, H.
were in attendance and very ENJOY aDIo
evening was spent. Miss Livingston Is
one of the popular young ladies' OF the
town and the groom IS one OF Tue SlS4
getic young men OF the community Dr,+5
Mr. and Mrs, W. h. Barton OF NIcI,
who have been visiting relatives n Osue Ell
were called home yesterday on account VI
sickness in the family -s
The NJ. d. D. club, whlch Is con- o rSt51I
Of some of the young men OF the town
and the ladies G. C. G. club, entertained
their friends at a dancing party al tne
pavilion last evening, when proved 70
I be one of the prettiest parties ever gwen
in This citv The dining room was al
ranged in the ladies' club colorS, pink ana
green, while the ball room was decorated
/ in white and blue, the cOIors Oh lAe
voljng men, An elaborate lunch was
served At II o. clock the following pro
| cram was carried out: Piano duet, Misses
/ Floss Peterson and Eva Bailey; SONG
/ Miss Edna Anderson; prognosticauon' ia
cob Thompson; song Miss Eva Bailey
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Anderson oeL igi-
/ fully entertained a number of their friends
1 at a Progressive high five party at their
home Wednesday evening, Wnlch proved
/ to be one of the pretttest atIalrs OF tne
past season. The prize winners were MRS
/ COlIev Stayner of Salt Lake and DAVID
| PouIseu of this city. Dinner was served
during the early part of the day, after
which dainty refreshments were ser veO'
| Those in attendance were: Mr.. ana MIS-
David Poulsen. Mr.. ana MIS, 6u al
sen. Mr. and Mrs. David Christensen, MT
and Mrs. I.auritz Anderson, Mr.. and MRS.
/ Prank Madsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Lar
sen Mr. and Mrs. William Larsen, lr''
| Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Bunce' MY ana Mrs
/ OryaI Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Ander-
son. Mrs Don SOrensen, Mrs. J. r. An
derson. AIisse Josephine MOrtensen, Chris
/ olsen and Louis Anderson.
/ MI and Mrs. Edwin Johansen VINO have
/ recently moved into their beautiful home
/ on Depot street, were given house
warming Sunday evening by number OF
/ their friends. A pleasant evening was
sDent in games and music. Those pres
emf were: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hansen
Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Anderson, Mr.. and
( Mrs. Andrew Christensen, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ David Poulsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mad
sen Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Larsen, Mr., and
Mrs Orval Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Anderson
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Larsen, Mr.. and Mrs
| Willie Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. MyrOr
/ Runce. Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Hansen, Mr.,
and Mrs. John Armstrong Mr.. and Mrs
J. P. Anderson:
Mrs. L, H. Olsen very pleasantly enter
tanned at her home Saturday afternoon
An elegant lunch was served during the
afternoon and a pleasant time was spent
in social chat Those present S were were Mrs Mrs
of Salt Lake; Mrs. BERTHE Beal, Mrs. Lau-
ritz Anderson, Mrs. Don G. Sorensen, Mi
and Mrs D. W. Anderson.
! Mrs. Don C. Sorenson was the hostess al
| 8 bridge whist party at her home during
the week in compliment to Mrs. Cdley
Stayner of Salt Lake, who has been visit
ing in this city during the past week
An elaborate midnight lunch was served
after which an excellent musical program
was carried out. Those in attendance
were Mrs L. NJ. Olsen. Mrs. MyroI
Bunce, Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. David Poulsen, Mr.. and Mrs
Lauritz Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
IIsg
Jensen Mr.. and Mrs. Lauritz Anderson.
| A very pleasant affair of the past week
was the dinner party given by Mr.. and
Mrs Willie Larsen, jr., in honor of theiI
sixth wedding anniversary. Covers were
laid for ten. A pleasant evening was
spent in social chat and music,
| Mr.. and Mrs. p. o. Alfred and son OF
Mayfield are guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs P c. Anderson.
The Misses Arminilla lessen and Jessie
Cunningham, both of Manti, have beer
visiting relatives and friends In this city
during the past week.
/ Mrs d. b. Burgess of Salina was a Wis
itor to Ephraim during the past week.
| Arnfred Christensen, formerly of this
city, came in from Joseph City, where he
is teaching school, to visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Christensen
| Wells Thompson, teacher in the Red.
mond schools, spent Saturday and Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Thompson, jr.
Denzn Christensen returned Monday
from Idaho, where he has spent the pas
few months,
! Ray Fowler of Provo is a guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William Quinn
Miss Selda Rasmussen left for Salt Lake
Sunday, where she intends to spend the
greater part of the summer.
John Beal, the principal OF the Gunni
n son schools, was in this city during the