Mt. Pleasant Pyramid | 1919-03-28 | Page 5 | Local News

Of interest to their many Mount Pleasant friends will be tl.e news that Lieutenant anil Mrs. I'. V. Stcadniann are spi'tiding a slum time at the Hotel Utah and will soon join Mr. and Mrs. F. .'. .b'liseu and Miss Carol Jensen in sotnlicni California. Lieutenant Sf 'adman arrived in Salt L;.ke Sunday after nine months service oversi'as. Mr. and Mrs. 1M. ;:.:uw h !'t Thursday Thurs-day for Mammoth after vts'llim' for three weeks with Mr. and .Mrs. Peter O. Olseu of this city. Word wtis received here last week by William II. Seely of this city that bis son, Frank Seely. who is laboring in Holland as a missionary, sustained sustain-ed a broken leg a short time ago. Lhlcr Seely is out of the hospital at present and is doing very well. fcrnest. McArthur and Eraslus Ila.smnssrn were Salt Lake visitors tiiis week. They went there to attend to sSme land business. For the best in commercial printing print-ing call at the Pyramid office. Nathaniel Spens left Thursday for Burlington, iiig Horn Co. Wyoming where be will make his future home. It. H. Hinckley was a business visitor at Provo on Wednesday anil Thursday. j Judge Ceorge Christensen of .Manti was a business visitor at Mt. Pleasant Wednesday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Jensi n of Axtell are visiting friends and relatives at Mouat riwuuaiL.