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Show "OvzrtbdUoimtmii" CUTTINGS l-'HOM SAM'llTH I'AIT.IJS ! Spring eity ! Burn, Scjit. lOUi, to the wife of ' I'ratt Allred, a son. j Horn, Sept. 10th, to the wife of j John W. Crawforth. a son. I Mr. anil Mrs. David Zabri.-kie and family and Mrs. John Olson and Mrs. Crisfiana Olsen of Mayden on the Ileservation have been visiting here for ten days. They were about 5 days coming by team. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Allred of Kern-merer, Kern-merer, Wyoming, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Allred of this city. The Y. L. M. I. A. held their annual an-nual n, eeting in the tabernacle Sunday Sun-day evening. A splendid program was given bv the members of the association. associa-tion. Mrs. Hannah Rasmussen, wife of Andrew Rasmussen died Monday night Sept. 8lh of cancer after a period of s.-vere sickness for over one year. She was over GO years of age and leaves a husband and three marrijd children, Waller Rasmussen of this city, Andrew Rasmussen of Provo and Maiildia who lives in Salt Lake. The funeral will be held in the tabernacle Friday at 2 p. m. Mrs. Maud Acord and family of Colonia, Diaz, Mexico, have come to live in Spring City where she has relatives, rela-tives, this being her old home. Fountain Green The following students left this week to attend school at the Snow Academy: Ethel Nielsen, Ruth Lund, Luella Holman, Florence Jackson, La Verne Holman, Luella Oli'royd, George Jackson,' Jabez Jensen and Lloyd Callrad. Lci.h Chrii-Ur.Een is attending high school at Moroni. A small girl of Ole Allred's has a dislocated shsulder. R. C. Cooksy came home from Tucker last week suffering from a bad bruise on his knee. He expects to be able to return soon. Saturday while out hunting, George Cooms' horse fell with him, causing dislocation of his hip. Mrs. Ann Llewellyn received word last week that her son, John T. of Burlington, Wyo., had died while herding sheep. No particulars have yet been jriygn. Frank Llewellyn left Saturday for Wyoming to attend the funeral. Wil ford Jacobson met with an accident acci-dent last Saturday. While riding alongside of the tram and talking to some passengers his horse fell, resulting result-ing in a bi oken leg. Mrs. Charles Coombs was taken to Mt. Pleasant Hospital on Saturday night, where she was operated on for appendicitis by Dr. Winters. Reports are that she is feeling as well as could be expected. Mrs. Etta Livingston is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Winters at Mt. Pleasant. The public schools opened Monday with the following teachers: Tillie Borg and Indra Whittaker,, of Mt. Pleasant; Mable Dyreng and Clara Monk, of Manti; J. N. Dorius,' principal, prin-cipal, of Wales, and C. L. Despain, of Cedar Cliff. Mr. Richards of Salt Lake is here surveying for the proposed water works systm. The trench digging wil begin soon.. It was stated in last week's issue that a baby boy was born to Mrs. E. M. Cheney on Aug. 30. This was an 'error as it was Mrs. E. M. Ivory. - Marriage licenses have been issued to the following couples by County Qlerk, Osmond Olsen. Willis A.. Braby of Fairview, and Trena Hall Peterson Ephraim; Niels A. Abelin of Ephraim and Lavern 0. Anderson-; Emery; Soren N. Nielsen, Manti, and Clara Braithwaite, Manti; i ' - i . 1 James G'. Olsen, Ephraim, and Bellmay , Eessy, Manti; Alma Jeffs and Minnie : Larsen of Mt. Pleasant; ;John iRobert Connell and 0dessa Peterson of Ephraim. Eph-raim. I |
