The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-05
PERSONAL.

I 0OGb OhON Ia u NUN
". Il HOMER, of Malad, is in town
3. l.. CUTLER sin from WestJordan.
CHARLES D EVANS of Salem, is in
town.
R. HOWE is up from South Cotton
/ wood.
Mrs. WIZ. DoUGLAs was in the city
yesterday.
VIM. HUNTER, merchant from Kanosh,
! IS IN town.
Hon. J. C. RICH. of Oxford, Idaho, is
in the city.
JuDGE JOHN A. NcAILIs1ER is down
from Logan.
JAS A. WADsxoRTH is up al the way
from Panaca.
@. ANDERSON, superintendent, is in
from Oak city.
JUDGE SHuBTIIFF. of Ogden, was in
town yesterday.
ISAAC JENNINGS came up from the
south yesterday.
Mr.. HANSON, the Springville mer-
chant. is in town:
PETER THYGERsoS, the Lev=n mer-
chant. is in the city.
D. II. PEERx, JR., came down from
Ogden last evening.
FRED. JoSEs, merchant from Malad,
is among the arrivals.
W. T. FISHER, of Oxford, Is among
the Conference arrivals.
1. w. PIERCE, .of GlenTood, is among
the Conference visitors.
MORGAN RICHARDS, secretary of the
ParOwan Coop, is in town.
WM. AsHWoRTH, of Beaver, vas seen
among yesterdays throng. .t
BIsHoP ROBERT PRTcE's face was seen
on the thoroughfares Saturday.
CARLETON and his full company come
in over the broad gauge tonight.
THos PIERRxPosT leaves for the Noun
tain Chief works on Tuesday
JoHN REIsBERG, of this city, goes to
Denver via the D. & r. c. to-day.
JOHN G. TAYLOR, freight auditor of |
the U. p, has resigned his position.
SVEN NELSON, the Fairview lumber
merchant, came to town yesterday
ELMER TAYLOR, superintendent of the
Leyan Coop, is among the arrivals.
ME-. Rolf, the Mount Pleasant mer-
chant, sojQurns with Us for season.
JAMES WHITEHEAD, the Sp-ingville
merchant, has come up from the South.
T. H. Patterson, of Park City, mining
nan, goes to Boston via the D. Il. r. G.
o-day.
J. S. HORN, secretary of the Richfield
;o-op., IS among the sojourners in Salt
Lake
Fl. EYRTNG, superintendent of the st.
GEORGE u. G. n. l., is up to attend Con-
erence.
a. BLAINE. superintendent of the
spring City q, C. NJ. l.. is among the
hro2g.
S. 8. JONES, the well known Provo {
merchant, was among the gazer5 in.Zion
yesterday.
BISHOP BURRIDeE, superinten dent Of
he st, Johns Coop, is in to attend
GEORGE ArKIN, superintendent of the !
ooele Coop, will tarry among Us for {
everal days. ;
S. BuTrERwoBTH and wife, of Park I
ity, went to Philadelphia via the u. 4 /
;. G. to-day. '
PAUL SCHETTLKR was driving upon Il e e
reefs yesterdays welcome sight to \ \
is friends. |
H. HoRsLEY, superintendent of the q
o-op. at Soda Springs, is visitor 10 v
difference. y
B. +. STEVENSON, who hes been deliv I
ing the Gazetteer in Utah county, re- u
IrDed last evening. Il
JoHN REEVE, general agent of the u. Il
K. r., returned from an extended 81
ip south last evening. n
II. PEDgEsEN. of Tintic, goes to New u
ork city via the ID. & r. G.. to-day. He -
en- route TO Sweden - -
Mg. BAzELLE, late superintendent of n,
e Springville Coop; Is among the "
sitors 70 Conference. .-r -
l.. Y. AapERsoN, wife and daughter
Spokane Fails. went to Baltimore,
d., via the D, & r. g. to-dsy.- M
W. CRAWFORD, prosecuting attorney Fl
Oneida county, took advantage of II
e Conference rates to-run into Utah. to
JAMES ROBBISs, OF Tintic, was among ne
0se who took advantage of CHEAP m
tes TO run again into Salt Lake. ~
T. A. MUNRO has been appointed a. -,
tant general freight agent of the u. no
X. r., with Headquarters at Kansas a.
y. m,
KARL G. MAEsER, the widely known fre
tructor, and principal of the B.. Y. -
ademy at Provo, was seen on the -
Gets yesterday. ~
/. CORVALLIS, of Ketchum, Idaho, vi
IS this morning to Syracuse, \. Y,
old home. where he viii cast his ~
e for Cleveland. lie goes via the D. "
Z. G. -
UDGE CRAEFoRD, of Idaho, and W. ~
Jones, deputy marshal, and friends,
+. Fisher and wife and Sheriff W n
Homer, are guests At the Metro SIC;
ltan. 40 no.
ANEs Low, q respected citizen of n ,.Al
.yer, is among Us, as smiling and pos
nv 60 1>f 100 NJ nv, Sc i,,StIr