Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29
Personal.

Among the artistic water color sketches
By the late Mr.. Charles Gum which were
exhibited at the Ladies Literary Club yes
terday, was Que of . rare specimen OF . fy
calcnsr Toe specimen Was procured oy
Mr.. ounn, and is now in the Smithsonian
Institution a. Washington. IL Is 10 be re-
turned - Mrs. w. ). Gum. although The
authorities az W ashington were quite desir.
Gus OF keeping il.
Mr.. and Mrs L. H. Town from Pasadena.
Cal. as far hast ss Sslt Lake City. returned
home Friday egsniug. Miss Wells was
fortunate enough 20 have her ticket on
another route or she might have suffered
death LA the accident that TOOK away the
lives of Mr.. and Mrs. Town.
L. W. Rice. son of j. +. Rice. pro-
prfetor of the Bridge Street House. arrived
home last evening from Lansing. where he
has been attending the Agriculture, Col
lege. The three hundred students 10 at
teudance bad JUST one hours notice 10
leave, as scarlet fever has made its appear
ancc a. the college.
Mrs. Irving Webb a>e Miss Nellie Camp
bell. formerly of this city. bat nov of Ssafg.
Fl0rids, Is IN town the CUES. Of her parents
Dir. aud Mrs. L. Z. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs.
Webo are very pleasantly situated on =
large orange farm which they cwn- Mr..
Wsob riso owns and edits . newspaper
Nss.er Bert Rico whistled the "Mocking
3 ri" snd selections from the Bohemian
Girl On Tuesday evening, at the entertain
ment given by the Young Peoples Society.
OF We.tmlnisser church. Bert Is an artist
ID the art of whissIing. ana on that evening
/ be was encored three times
Hon. NJ G. Burch has returned from a
briei trip 20 Washington. On the "Trip from
-. 4 -
/ Logan aud General Alger. While IN Wash
I ington he was entertained by Senator and
Mira Stockbridge.
Mr.. A. J. Reeves, of San Diego. Cal. who
| is making brief business visit in this city.
will shortly return 10 Southern Kansas,
| where Mr.. Reeves is the owner Of q large
/ ranch. He will De accom- panied by his son
! Charles Reeves and Mr.. Arthur Cioyes.
Mr.. Julius Berkey Is making business
/ trip 10 Chicago. Evanston. Milwaukee and
] ST. Louis He was accompanied by bis
| daughter Rose rs far AZ Evanston, where
she contsnplaiss entering school,
Rev. Mr.. AlGricn, who Was once pastor
OF the Division Street N. 4. church here, is
4, dangerously III st his home IN Ausksgon.
/ Rev. J. A Sprague, of this city. has gone TO
/ fili hss puipi. there to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs Hall. of West Bird ge-st.,
nave taken a coltage ~ cprink Lake or tue
Summer Mrs. Hall will OCCUPY i. with
/ her daughter. Miss Matte Holland, and
| Miss Axgie Cornell
Aessrs. L. H. Whitney, Fred d. Mills, G.
W. Eaton aud Zach Aldrich, Who have
been travelling in South America during the
past month or Two. ars expected nome mex
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Case. formerly of Syracuse,
/ y. X. are nov pleasantly settled at s.
1 Terrsce-sve. Mr.. Case mas taken charge OF
the Sigh Furniture Company's office.
Mrs. Dora Or; fin and Mr.. John Dudley
are 10 Dc married on May /, a, 9.30 a. m,
a. the Beulah Home Mrs Griffin Is the
wsil known mstron OF the institution.
Mr.. e. ID. Parish will shortly resign his
clsricsl duties in the q. & W N. railroad
Offices and so TO Csiifornis to reside.
Rev. Josiah Strong. D. D.. OF New York,