The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-17
YE OLD FOLKES.
Their Annual Excursion on the
2gth Inst.


June 29th. The citizens Of that settle
ment have given another warm-hearted
invitation to visit them. Age alone is
the qualification that entities persons
10 the courtesies extended on that day.
No matter what faith in religion or
politics, race or color. il you are 20 years
old, and not over $50, you are the ones
70 receive a hearty welcome at the
hands of the committee, whose highest
obi CT will be 10 make you happy. and
sweeten one days cup in your declining
years.
Every care will be taken to avoid &C
c.den,. Many hundreds have partici-
pated in those happy gatherings during
the past ten years. and look forward 10
them with the most pleasurable anti
cipations.
Every bishop and denominational
minister of every creed is most re-
/ spectfully invited to take sufficient in
terest in the aged ones of their wards
and districts to leave the names and
ages of all over 20, and send the same
10 John kirkman, at the General Tith-
ing Office, and receive tickets in Elk
change.
All those between 20 and so will please
wear q red badge on the left breast; be-
tween so and 80 a blue badge; between
80 and 100 a white rosette. and if there
are any between 100 and $50, new suit
of clothes suitable for the occasion.
These badges should be placed where
they can be distinctly seen. as the sight
OF the badge and the ticket they hold
/ viii entitle them 10 free ride on the
street cars to and from the depot, and
the excursion also.
/ RaS-danfz nf he Gfffaranf r.1a
/ ing teams are respectfully invited 10 as
sist the committee in hauling 10 and
| from the depot any old persons living
away from street car lines.
The excurslOnists must provide and
/ take care OF their own picnic, and
should be provided with cups, as lemon
ade and other refreshments will be pro-
vided going and returning. Hot water
for tea will be furnished by the ladies Of
| American Fork At the grove.
Old folks living along the line Of the
Utah Central in Salt Lake Valley will
be taken on board the tram on the way
down. But their names and ages must
be handed in aud tickets given TO them
in advance. Bishops in these settle
ments viii please see that this Is at
I tended to.
Ten persons over 20 can be accOmm6-
dated from Lehi. Il VIII easily be IN
derstood that the Committee cannot
furnish transportation for any others
than those provided with tickets, and
! all such tickets must be obtained in
time 70 make all the necessary arrange
ments sor coaches. This must not be
later tlan Wednesday, June 23d-
Its hoped that as many as can pro-
vide themselves with folding seats for
their own use in the grove and else
where, will-d0 so.
Tickets can be obtained of Mr.. John
| Kirkman, at the General Tithing Office,
/ 70 whom the bishops and others are re-
quested 10 apply.
The train will leave the Utah Central
depot az AS .. II. Returning, will ar
rive at p. n.
Wx. B. PRESTON,
GEORGE GODDARD,
c. r. SAVAGE,
WV. EDDISGToN,
VIZ. NAYLoR,
WN. L. BINDER,
JOIN KIRKNAS,
ANDREW JENSEN,
NELsOS ENPEY,
Committee OF Arrangements.
Persons living south Of American
Fork, who desire 10 visit that city dur
ing the old folks celebration. can OBJ
tain half-fare ticse.s good for three
days, over the Utah Central and d. &
r G. Railways.
No donations will be refused from
those under 20 years Of age whose gen
erous-hearted sympathy mar prompt
them to aid the movement, no matter
what their faith, creed, race or color
may be. This is cosmopolitan in iis
nature, and all who are able and willing
have the privilege of leaving their
contributions at Q. r Savage's Art
Bazaar.
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