The Salt Lake herald., September 17, 1899, Editorial Section, Page 15, Image 15

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Tri SilT LAKE HERALD simniax SEPTEMBER IT 1899 15
the 1 > Use Mamie and Jean Pearson bflS
Minnio IKesccl pinned on the favors n
tiny American flag Misses Cora Snyder
and Bessie Groose served punch The
o enlns was delightfully spent by all who
attended Mr Denn leaes for Nepht
Very soon to go into business for himself
C > A < >
Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs W W
Armstrong entertained a large number of
their friends ut slxty three Delicate
refreshments were terved at the close of
the seventh game after which prizes were
awarded to Miss Cora Snyder Miss
Maprgic Kearnf = air D c McLaughlin and
ilr J W Gorgor It was the first social
c ont given by this popular couple in Park
Citj and the verdict of the numerous
nie ts was that the host and hostess were
royal entertainers J
A J > I
Mrs I C Weeter was in Salt Lako
1 eanc day looking up a sultabc home
as the family will soon take up their resi l II
dence in the metropolis
Miss Maud Doidge 0 who arrived last I 1
week from England was married last
Thursday to Mr T H Werry of this
cli The wedding took place at the homo j
ot Mr and Mrs AV T Doklge Roy J Hl
orrall oHiciatlng Only a few intimate
friends of the contracting parties were
present The bride and groom took the
afternoon taln for Salt Lake where a
tcn days honeymoon wlll be spent
< v u > < >
Mr and Mrs S V Shelp were guests
of Mr and Mrs P McPherson Thursd
of this week
i I < 9 < S >
Yesterday Mr I Gregg and Miss Lizzie
IVhitnc were united in the holy bonds
p of matrimony the ceremony occuring in
Salt Lake The happy couple will make
their home in Park City where they
have many friends who wish them happI
ness
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COALVILLE SOCIETY
Special Correspondence
roalville Sept Professor Karl G
Mae er of Salt Lakis City was a visitor
daring this week
weekIt
It > 0 < 5 >
John W Summerha of Forest Dale
hgerV thfsu j2tns
was here this week I
< > < S > < >
Frel Rnkband Henry Smith and several 1
others from Park City w ere down to the
st g
Sunday school conference m Sunday last
o < > 4 J >
Ward E Pack and Bishop S IV Atwood
of Kamas attended the conference of the
Sunday schools and religion classes ast
Sunday
4 > < > G
John Hortln of Rockport was a Coalvllle
isitor this weak
> > 0
Bishop Stephen Walker of Peoa ward
came down for the Sunday school 1 confer
ence
1 < 9 5 >
Mr Jensen of Jorest Dale was visitor
here this week
< 5 > S > 0
June Snow one of Troves returned
volunteers is visiting Coalvllle this week
< > 0
Tuesday the J12th wag theanmversary
of the Young Ladles Mutual Improvement
associations in Summit stake and was ob
served under the name of Annual day
in a very appropriate way
si > A NS >
Mr and Mrs William Huffman and
children Mr and Mrs George Lindsay
Jr and children lUlls Maud Wilkins Mr
George Huffman and Mr Joe Huffman
returned jesteiday5 from the head waters
of Chalk creek J
0
The young ladies of Hoj tsvlllo t held
their Annual dajV exercises Monday
S 0 c
Axclle Blonquist of Upton has pur
chased from Mr E Bates of Wanship the
propcrtj formerly l owned bj William
i1gg A t lg
Hodson here in CoalvilJe and will move
his family here the coming week
< J > < > A
Mr > Hatch of Woods Cross was in Coal
yule tills week
< jv > < t >
The bicycle club had another pleasant
outing on Thursday of this week going
to Upton on Chalk creek
< 4
Miss Agnes Farnsworth has been en
gaged at the Cash Bargain store
Walter M Bojdcn returned Tuesday
from Salt Lake City where he heard the
Hon W J Bryan on Saturday last He
says he would not have missed thetreat
for 25
< > < >
William B Chapman and wife returned
to Salt Lake tlier home this week after
upending I several das with friends in
Coalville
os < 9
Mr and Mrs Robert Calderwood enter
tained a few friends on Thursday even
ing
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Hyrum Kewton the Salt Lake sheep
owner was in Coalville this week on
business
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Mr and Mrs Alonzo Fnsby came down
from Park City on Thursday morning to
visit friends and relatives here for a few
days they go from here to Ogden with
their son who will attend school at that
place
r 0 A >
The district schools of Coalville precinct
will open for the term on Monday next
the ISth Instant
4 > 1 >
Bishop John Clark of Upton ward was i
n Coalville visitor on Wednesday of this
week
< F > < i > >
I
Mrs TV W Cluff left Thursday morn
Ing for a few das visit with < her I
daughter Mrs W F Olsen at Salt Lake I
I
vr I Pack county clerk and family
went to Bear lake on Monday on a Visit
EPHBAIM SOCIETY
Special Correspondence
tSphraim Sept 15F Y Jensenwas In
Spring City yesterday
< > < > < S >
Mrs AugusfsTChristensen entertained a
party of ladies Monday afternoon
e > < > 0
H P Larsen visited ManU Monday
afternoon
A < A
Thomas A Beal returned from a short
visit I to Salt Lake City Sunday I
< s > v c
Chanej Jensen came home from
EhiBtie the rtret of the week He will re
turn again in October
< f > i > < S > +
Harrison Edwards of Sterling was in
the city Sunday
< > 0 < S
MIs Blanch Jensen of ElMnore is in
heolij She will attend school here this
winter
S > 0 < t >
Leonard McCarthy is in town this
week
s > < i > 0
Mrs Rebecca plinger visited relatives in
Gunnison thc ilrst of the week
0 0
John MfttlJalf was over from Maati
Monday
1Y 0
Mrs Orson Claward of Xcphi is visiting
George Quinns family
< S > < J > < i > i
4 S J Johnson and wife were Manti
visitors Monday
< i > < > < >
Joseph Bagnall and wife were over from
Chester the first of the week
0 < > 0
Attorney Ephraim Hansen atte ded a
session of the district court in Manti
Monday
vS > < S > < S >
Soreu X Christensen of Mt Pleasant
vms In town last night He was on his
wa to attend court at Manti
c > > S >
Frank Xielson returned from Alberta I
Canada jfsterdaj He has been absent
about six month
> < > 0
J C Fjelflsted of Logan is in the city
0 3 > <
John Dorius and wife went upto Pigeon
Hollow last Suhdaj i i
> < S > 0 I
James F Clawon came home from
Caitllla Springs the first of the wck
000
A J Taylor was over from Moroni
Saturday 1
< s > > 0
Ed Candland the stockman was in
to a thejauer l part of last week
c a >
Elmer Christiansen and David Glaws > on
made a trip to Carbon county this week
0 2 > 0 f
Ralph Baker of Richfield was In town
Mondaj
5 > < S > 0 < z >
Lester Fox of Manti attended the
theatre here Monday night > >
< S > 0 v >
Dykes Sorensen went to Manu Mon
lay
f t if < yjS > 5 I
Ncphl g Hees of Wales twas In town
v Saturda < t L tL
a < > r pt
t Parley Peterson family Isrtdolclnjr
o er thfr rrtNaL cf a new member It Is
abO 1
< > S > < >
ProfessorTMoscr Christensen one of tho
popular manageps of the CafStiHa Springs
resort was shaking hands with friends
here the first of the week
00 < i >
Miss Josephine Montgomery of Belknap
is visiting friends In this city
< > G < >
I Miss Ida Quinn Is home from Payson
this week visiting her parents
I
Louis Hansen went to Spring City yesterday
terda
000
t Alvin Peterson leaves for Salt Lake
City today He will attend the state uni
versity the coining year
I 000
John F F Dorius was a business
r visitor I in Manti Monday
< < a J v
Miss Celtic Thorpe gave a melon party
to a number of her young friends Friday
evening
< > < S >
Magnus Ralph of Mt Pleasant wasMn
town the first of the week r
0 0 t >
Tominj Hoggan one of the MVihtl volun
teers is in Kphraim this week
I 0 v 0
Mrs E P Thomander vlsUed relatives
in bterilng the first of the week
0 c 0 I
Chris Brotherson of Mt Pleasant was
I
In town last night
0
Peter Sorensen and wife formerly resi l
dents of this city but now of Centerfleld
visited relatives and friends here the i
first of the week
weeka
a 4 0
Lyman Aldrich the Mt Pleasant drug
gist was in town Sunday
o oS 0
Mrs M r Murray visited Sterling
friends Monday
1 > >
Rev < E K Mork of Richfield was in
town Mondaj j
> 0
H P Jvarsen was in ManU on business
Monday
0 0
John Larsen and wife went to Gunnison
Monday
> < I < > I i
The announcement of the coming mar
nagp of Henry C Lund and Miss Farns
worth of Salt Lake City made in The
Herald few days ago was read with
Interest by the people of this city Mr
Lund is an Ephraim boy and he has a
host of friends here who Wish him a
happy and prosperous married life
Frank Anderson and a Parley B CKrls I
tensen two of our butterv boys will at
tend the university at Salt Lake City tMs
irJnJer j
000
Fred Thomson left for a short visit to i
Kansas City last Friday
o < 9
Miss Nellie Clawson came home from
Sterling Sunday
o 0 v
Miss Stella Rasmussen came home from
Salt Lake City Tuesday I
< V 0 < >
Rev J M Hansen visited I Mt Pleasant I
and Spring City this week
Miss Marion Dorius Is In Salt Lake City
this week 1
1 > < S > 0
Tom Barton the Mt Pleasant alll
ty
tosber waa in town s illc
0 I
Ole K Olsen and wife visited Manti
friends Monday I
0 0 0 I
Miss Dora Rasmussen went to Salt
Lake City Wednesday < I
1 t > 4 <
Jet Fox of Mantl is in Ephraim this I
week He is engaged in surveying the I
roads running into the canyons
Mrs M Rasmussen visited her sons
family at Manti the tirst of the week
a a aS
C W Peterson and wife are visiting Mt
Pleasant friends
I
< > G
Peter Thompson attended court at
Manti Monday
0
Henri Thomas pf Wales was fn i tQwn
Saturday
0 0
Edward Nelson leaes for Salt Lake
City today I
A
Peter Larsen went wic to Price on business
1 the nrst of the weeK
> 03
County Commissioner Robertson of
Fountain Green was In town this week
000
Miss Tina Larsen leftf l < r Castle Vallej J
last Saturday where she has secured a
position as school teacher
o 0 G
James Larsen and wife returned from a
brief visit with Emery count relatives
Tuesday
0 < > < s >
Mrs Augusta Stevens is visiting rela
tives in Grass Valley
000
George Larsen is up from Manti
0
Hy MoFarlane of Salt Lake City Is in
town He will make his home in this city
for the next yearS
0
Parley Nielson of Monroe SevIer county
isia town
< S >
Peter Schwalbe has fitted up the old
opera house and will use it for private
parties next winter
> < 9
Elon Hansen is home from Moroni
01 > II
Miss Hazel Dorius gave a part to a
crowd of 1her little girl friends Wednes I
da afternoon
0 0
A large crowd of people from this city
will attend the excursion at Castilla
Springs tomorrow
SNYDER SOCIETY
Special Correspondence
Snjuer Sept Augutus S Hewlett
and Miss Rebecca Moore both of Snyder
were recently a ygJcl In Richfield by
Rev James H Meteer The following day
they were given a reception by Mr and
Mrs A J Moore at Snydei
In another wedding soon to occur the
contracting parties will be John Day en
gineer at the Annie Laurie mill and Mrs
Inn Riley a sister of Mrs A J Moore
< 5 > < I > 0
Mayor Lars H Outzen of Richfield was
in camp recently inspecting some work
done on his Bunker Hill propprty bj John
B Weimer who has bpndcd the group
00 0
James Hess was a recent Snyder vis
itor
0 0 v
Will Sparks is convalescent after
a brief but severe spell of sickness
000
Dan Parker has temporarily left camp
tospend a few days with his sister from
Colorado who is visiting her parents at
Circlev llle
0 0
Mrs T J J kes is whiling away the
warm weather with Mr Jukes
< > 0
Mess Miller and Jukes and Assayer
George T Smith have returned from a
trip of comblned business and pleasure
to Salt Lake City
>
A < e > w v
Mr ana Mrs James Martin who have
lived on the mountain all summer are
now quartered in their Joseph home for
a few weeks
< > < t > < S >
Miss J6nsenoC Richfield who has been
the guest of Mr and Mrs John Lund at
the Mammoth will return home soon
t < i > i >
Manager James Long jr of the Mam
moth is again leading a Bohemian lifo
at themine Mrs Long and Miss Helen
having removed to Salt Lake City for the
winter With Mr Long at the diggings
Is Mr Alfred Ackerson a wealth young
Cow Yorker
tS < s6
Foreman Allen Gorr of the Mammoth
has returned to his work after a weeks
leisure in lower climes
0 < > < S >
It is probable that Mrs McLean and the
Misses McLean will winter with Manager
A D McLean at the Annie Laurie
S > < S > < 5 >
Gold Mountain district will soon lose
valued citizens bj the departure of Mr
and Mrs Will Dodge to Minnesota their
old homo where Mr Dodge has large
business Interests
000
Paul Velllard is at tho Annie Laurie
mine with his family
< S > < b 0
Mr John Rjan the son of President Pat
Rvan flf tho Golden Star company will
shortly return to Salt Lake
01 < > < >
One of the Annie Lauries attaches Ab
ngne i Ars
ncr Gay 13 at present breathing the
denser air of Joseph
000
Miss Maud Matthews expects soon to
leave the Blue Bird to attend school In
Salt Lake City
< s <
In a picturesque spot on the Gold Pan
group is pitched a military looking tent
occupied by Frank B Shepxrd Mr Shep
ard and John and Dwight Meteer own the
ground Frirnk wasHne of Tqrreys rough
rider and his brother Burr who saw
service with a Wisconsin regiment In
Cuba Tvill soon Join hintln developing the
property Until a cabin is built the wall
> > t oI
tent with 11s trappngs of army leggins
spurs bootS reinforced trousers belts and
campaign hats will remain a reminder of
the stirring days of last rear
0 < >
Mrs E B Martin whose husband is
foreman at theDes ret companys Silver
King will winter at the hospitable Ken
tucky House in Monroe
V a 9
Assayer Marr at the Silver King for
merly with Captain De Lamar is pre
pared for hibernation on the mountain
with a horso and saddle < snow shoes of
all makes and several styles of firearms
with an abundance of ammunition
< > 1 > < >
Host and Hostess Hyatt of the Snyder
hotel are now In the valley and may not
return until nest jear
< > < < >
I Misses Stella Parker and Effa Hyatt
who were with the Snyder Improvement
compan have left for lower and warmer
altitudes
0 0 I
Orson Keeler recently visited his family
In Richfield
< j
Mr and Mrs J J3 Weal arc expected to I
f mV hOme to Snyder soon Trom a visit
with I eshl relatives I
0
One of the Snyder Implement com
I panys employees Harry Quinn is count
lag on a ers visit with his parents in
Trenton Mo
i
0
I Mr and Mrs George T Farnsworth ex
pect to remain In t5nyder through the
comm cold weather
LOGAN SOCIETY
Special Correspondence 3
Logan Sept 15111e society event of I
the week In this city will occur thIs even
Ing In the sixth ward meeting house when I
II I a reception will be tendered Sergeant Jd I
G Wood of battery H The whole ward
will participate and topper will be served
after which there w11l be dancIng and the
rendition of the following prOS1 < mme
Singing J Amerloa by audience
Speech h0t elo ° ie Fred Turner
Reply by one of volunt ers
Recitation Miss Jane Gordon
Duet Annie and Stella Fjeldsted
Song Frank Baugh
Recitation Miss Ida Stewart
0 0 6
Mr and Mrs P cfy Maushan formerly
flr1h
refdenf ot this cit but now of Salt
Lake visited with friends here a couple
of days this week
0 < 9 < b
Mr Lorenzo Tresederof Ogden was a
local visitor Wednesday
eG 0
Jwenh MorrelI returned the fore part
of the week from a pleasure trip through
Bear Lake county and Star valley
< b 0 0
Rev Samuel Cat s of Ogden is visiting
in Logan as the guest of his sons
< >
Mrs David Robbins visited friends In
Salt Lake this week
> > 0
State Senator Quil Nebeker was in town
the first part of the week
0
Miss Beulah Bailey of Sanford Colo
who formerly attended the Agricultural
college came here to visit friends this
week and incidentally of course to get
married She was united Wednesday to
Mr Frank Dyer of Sanford
Professor G W Thatcher is visiting in
the capital
SPRING CITY SpCIETY
j Sneclal Correspondence
Spring City Sept 15Charles R Allred
the Chester merchantwas doing business
in town Thursday
5 0 0
Miss Jennie Claw son came home from
Emery county Monday after a pleasant
visit with friends
0
George Christensen and children of
Mt Pleasant visited with Mr and Mrs
Louis M Christiansen during the week
S > < > 0
James Ivers and J L Weber two Salt
Lake capitalists were doing business in
town Saturdayand Sunday
< S > Q < 5 >
Rev James M Hansen of Ephraim was
in town Friday arranging for the opening
of the Methodist Mission school I
I
I MBehumln celebrated his birthday
TFridav by giving party which was at
tended bj a large number of friends and
relath es
Ljman AldrIch 0 the Mt Pleasant drug I
gist was In town Saturday
0 < >
Tom Barton was over from the Queen I
City Saturday on his way to Ephraim
c 0 < 9 0
Wesley Beck left for Salt Lake Mon
day where he entered the Latterday 1
SaintsBusIness college for the coming
year < 9 0 i
Wjlford West was over from ML Pleas
ant during the week on a business visit
Mr andMrs AndrewMatteon visited
with relatives and fjiends Mt Pleasant
Saturday and Sunday
James > P Hansen left MondlY for
Logan where he will continue his studies
in the Agricultural college
000 t
N P Nielson the Mt Pleasant business I
man was doing business in town during
the week l
s I > 3 < 1
Al1d Clark and Billy McAllister were in
town during thee week on business
0
Mrs N P Nelson presented her hus
band with a bouncing boy Tuesday All
are doing nicely
ai > Co >
James Clawson George A Lowes
rustling implement man went to Ogden
Saturday returning Monday
> >
A H Maiben was over for a few hours
Monday
0 0 c 0
W E White the Mt Pleasant attorney
was ocr Tuesday on professional busi
ness
0 > 1 >
Rev Mork of Richfield was a visitor
Tuetday for a few hours j
E M Works the Mantl < milling man I
was in town on a short visit Monday re
turning the same dayS
< < b I
S T Beck was a business visitor to
Manti in the early part Pf the week
iWi led
Court matters there demanded his atten i I
tion J i i
5 > < > < S > I
Ernest Acrod came in from southern
Utah during the week and went on to
Provo to visit with his mother for a few
days previous to his visit to his old home
in Old Mexico I
6 6 > r i
John Frentzep and John Ulain were In
Manti this we k sitting on the jury In I
Judge Johnsons court which has been
in session all week 4 j
Mrs Roylance of American Fork is here
visiting with her sister Mrs Rdbert 1
Blain for a few days
<
Miss Mars Larsen the Mt Pleasant i
music teacher called on a number of her
friers Thursday i
o 0 < > I
Mrs S L Bunnell Visited friends In
ManU during the week
0 0 < J > I
Mr Jones of Meslcp is here for a
short visit with his friend Alex Justlson
i
M a
C F Watkins the Provo contractor Is
hero this week supervising the work on I 1
the new school building 11
< j > I
Peter Justeson Chester raid Spring i
City a short visit Thursday I
6 > < > < a
Miss Edith Anderaoa has been confined I
to her home this week with a severe cold
< > 3 > < > i
The district schools opened here Mon
day morning for the coming school year
with the following teachers in charge J i
Ossman Justesen principal J W Ander
son J Leroy Johnson and Miss Leolittle
Chrlstensen i
LaJres
The Young Ladies Mutual Improvement
association will present the drama Ruth I
Bassets Rescue at the opera house
sometime during the coming week The
Ladies are putting forth much effort for
the occasion I
< S > < 5 > IV i
Davo Hjde left Friday for Salt Lake I
where ho will enter the university for the
coming school year Dave has quite a
reputation as a football player and will
enter this fall if be can make satisfactory
arrangements
4 > 0 3 >
Mrs Louis Black visited friends in
Manti durlngthc week
< tVb
Alex Justesen will Jeave for Idaho next
week where he will contract for some
railroading l
PAYSONSOCIETY
eSpecial Correspondence x
Pajson City Sept 15Mrs Lester Tay I
lor and family have moved to Salt Lake
City for the winter
C 0 0 j
The I city coiinoil called a massmeetJnc
J
I for Monday evening at the opera house to
make arrangements to welcome the re
turning volunteers from Manila
< < > < S > r
George A Peery is deputy tax collector
for Pa j son district
y 0 < f J
HJ Faust Jr and William Amosare
arranging to tart a creamery this com
ing week on D street near the Rio
Grande station V
< S > > < > >
Mrs Clarrlssa J Moore was surprised
on her 75th birthday last Tuesday byher
relatives and children <
chltr0 < S > I i
I Mi b Laura Flnlayson gave a social to a
few friends on Wednesday evening i
< > < > i >
William H Nebeker was over = frpm
Salem Friday > >
0 4 > < j
Armon Craveris went over tb Eureka
on Friday I
3 Jv < >
D W Irvine returned from Provo I
Thursday evening
e 6 > Sv
I
George F Hickman has accepted the
princlpalship of schools at Woodruff Ida
I and left Saturdaj for that placej
f 0 y
J A Robinson was here Thursday
0 >
Edwin G Brown made a trip to Sail
Lake Wednesday
< > 00
Stanley Wade went Monday to attend i
t school at Salt Lake j
i J Miss Minnie Lunt 4 < of s Nephi la visiting
I with Mrs Louder j
1 0 < 0 I I
Charley Huish came home from Tlntlc
for a rest
1
1 > 0
Arthur and Lifcj Louder and Nettie
Kenned drove over from Mercur Thurs
i day
I 0 0 0
Miss Laura Wighfman has now taken
I chargE of the Deseret Telegraph office
permanently
<
Odo R Thomas and Miss Antha Florctte
Huish are married
< 3 > < >
Clarence Fairbanks who got his leg
I broke tJ Bcnjamto some time agowas
i out on crutches Friday v t j
7 ff < > j
J S Card of the Colorado Midland rail
way WTS here Wedncsdaj in the interest i
t of nip road >
I 0
Ray Mj ers was over from Eureka Tues t t
day I
> 0 < 1 I
I Alfred Hancock came home from the i
state capital Tuesday
0 0 < >
I Miss Edith Shermer is at Springvllle at I
tending the Hungerford academy
I Miss Lula Stark e returned home from J I
the B Y academy Friday evening J
< q 0 < > i
I Mr and Mrs Bushnell came from Nebo
City on Monday
I 0 c >
William A Miles came from Salt Lake
Monday
0 0 > I
A G Gutheil mad a flying trip to
Eureka Wednesdaj
0 0 1 > I
Miss Annie Wlrthlln came over from I
Sprlngv Hie and visited Miss Marj Shuler
this week
0
Raj Wighfman of the university of
Utah came to the party Tuesday evening
< r > 0 <
Miss Daisy OberhamlDy made a visit to
Tintie this week
V 3 > < S >
A B Torras < Milo Zip was here last
Monday talking up engagements wIth
local theatrical people
0
Albert E Huish and Miss Matilda
Spainhower are licensedto wed and will
be united next week
v < < J >
James Gardner Goshen was around
town Wednesdaj
< j >
John D Hollldaj of Santaquln was
doing business here Friday
v y <
Collin Flanders has been here all the
week with his race horse looking fOr a
match
< > < S > < >
Mrs Henry Smith was given a sur
I prise picnic party on her birthday Sed
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