The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03
State Society
MANTI.

Manti, April 2-The Ladies' Literary
club held an interesting session at the
club rooms Thursday afternoon. The
| rhetoric lesson was given by Mrs. w.
u. Strlngham; Mrs. LOttie Parry gave
an excellent paper upon charity; Mrs.
Blanche futile read the autobiography
OF benjamin Franklin. Mrs. LaVeFne
Larsen, of the committee on civil i'm
proVement, reported that she has re-
celVed the cooperation OF a number of
women to have the surroundings of
every home made beautiful and whole
some. The officers for year just be-
gun are: Mrs. Ida Reid, president;
| Alrs. Ethel Madsen, vice president: Mrs.
Mabel Warner, recording secretary;
Mrs. Arletta futile. treasurer; Mrs.
Kate Snow. federation secretary.
The r. K class added Mrs. A. p.
voorhees, to their membership Tuesday.
The members met with Mrs. N. w. An
ders0n. The program consisted of En-
giish lessons conducted by Mrs. J. NJ.
Burns; the magazine article was read
| by Mrs. John p. Sorenson; and the
physical culture exercises were con-
Quoted by Miss Sidonia Olsten.
Mrs. F. M. Cook left Thursday for
Fountain Green to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Fred d. Smyth.
The Misses Flora and Lyla Ahlstrom
and Mrs. Riley Braithwaite left We'd
nesday for Junction to attend the fun
eral of Bernice Luke, a daughter of
Manti.
John T. Pritchett of Mount Pleas
ant was in Manti during the week.
Commissioner Anthony Madison OF
Gunnison spent part of the week in
Manti.
w. E. Smith of Salt Lake City spent
part of this week in Manti
John Douglas OF ogden was in Manti
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIonzo Cahoon of Salt
Lake were in Manti during the week.
County Clerk o. D. Eliason and wife
were in Moroni last week to attend
the Bradley Draper wedding reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Burns were in
Mount Pleasant last week.
Queen Esther" given by members
! of the tabernacle choir and members
OF OF the Manti high school at the theatre
thursday evening, was a most sue
| cessful entertainment and highly ap-
preciated by packed house. Professor
| Fred j. Fjeldsted. instructor in music
of the high school, had the affair in
| charge. More than seventy-five per-
sons took part in the performance.
/ This afternoon a free performance of
Queen Esther" was given for the
| benefit of the old folks, and yester-
| day afternoon a matinee was given for
the benefit of the children. The pro-
ceeds will go to the Manti north ward
| chapel.
B. E. Tilby of Ephraim spent the
| first Of the week In Manti.
o. H. Frank of Denver was In Manti
/ during the week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
/ Jorgen c. Petersen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Westenskow
have purchased the home of Julian
| Larsen.
L. r. Anderson, Lee Kenner and Earl
/ Nelson returned from the mountain
ranch in Salina canyon during the
week.
Lewis Anderson and Jorgen Madsen
attended the funeral services of Mrs.
Rasmus J. Rasmussen at Ephraim
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred willardsen of
Mayfield were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jens Nicholson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. schiess ex-
pect soon to make Salt Lake their
Mrs. Jonathan Ottosen is visiting
with her daughter in Salt Lake.
Miss Edna Miner Of Fairview has
been visiting with Mrs. W. A. Ahlstrom
! in Manti.
Mrs. selby Jones and daughter
Mary will leave in a few days for Salt
| Lake. where they will make their home
| during the summer. The intention is
| to return TO Manti probably next fall
to make their home permanently, as
they. own the home of the late John
| B. Maiden.
John Excel and Miss Mile Lee
residents of Panguitcn. were married
at the temple Wednesday by President
/ Lewis Anderson.
daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Spencer Madsen Wednesday.
Miss Sarah Stalker will visit with
relatives and friends in Annabella dur
/ home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Bartholomew OF
Fayette were visitors here Tuesday.
Mrs. Annie c. Anderson of Elsinore
| spent the week in Manti.
Mrs. John Bartholomew OF Fayette
| was in Mantt Tuesday.
Mrs. Niels NJ. Petersen OF Moroni
spent the week in Manti.
Redick R. Alfred of Chester visited
Peter M. Petersen OF Ephraim was
| in Manti during the week.
The contract for the erection of a
| $4,000 dwelling for A. D: Livingston
has been awarded to the Nelson Bros
! of Ephraim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Petersen of
MorOni we're in Manti Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Memmott OF
Scipio spent Thursday ead Friday in
Mrs. Sarah Widen of scipio was in
Manti this week.
George A. Sumison of Chester was
| in Manti during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Memmott, Jrr
of scipio spent part of the week in
Manti.
J. B. whitehead Of Salt Lake visited
in Manti the past week.
Lake was in Manti during the week
| J. W. Cherry of Mount Pleasant spent
| part of the week in Manti.
| Auer W. Proctor Of Mount Pleasant
was in Manti this week.
John K. Madsen of Mount Pleasant
was in Manti during the week.
| Rasmus Anderson of Mount Pleasant
| spent part of the week in Manti
! Attorney o. W. Carlson of Salt Lake
| spent part of the week in Manti on
| business connected with the estate of
| the late John 3. Maiben.
| George Christensen of Mount Pleas
| ant was in Manti during the week
Mrs. J. H. Proctor of Mount Pleasant
| visited in Manti during the week.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Lund
/ daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lund
of this city, to Leroy Hansen, also OF
Msnti has been announced for April G
at the home of the bride, where a re-
| ception will be given.
Mrs. Nettie Cox, who has for some
/ time acted as president of the primary
association of the Manti north ward
/ has sent in her resignation, and Miss
Jane Lamb will be appointed.
TooELE.