The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-09
WHEELS AND WHEELMEN.

! 1t is not generally understood but all
wheelmen over eighteen years Of age are
cordially invited to become members of
the Salt Lake Cycling club. An organiza-
ton on a large scale, including all the
eligible Wheelmen in this city is desirable,
and would insure an interest in cycling
which cannot be secured in any other way
Social enjoyment on the wheel, and the
interests of Wheelmen generally are the
object Of the club. Applications for
membership can be made to any club mem
Der, who will present names at regular
club meetings.
The drop frame safety bicycle is slowly
but surely becoming very popular among
Salt Lake ladies', and at no very distant
day will be quite the rage. Opportunities
for suitable outdoor recreation for ladies
are so few that the advent of the bicycle is
hailed with delight. Cycling as pastime
is TO the lady in the summer what skating
Is in winter, and to this is added its utility
as "a safe and rapid means of locomotion.
Cycling is graceful. health promoting and
time saving. Besides these and many other
advantages, the fathers, brothers, lovers,
husbands or sons are wheelmen, and miss
the cOmpanionship which would become TO
them cycling's chiefest pleasure.
During last week another bicycle club
was organized by number of young gen
tlemen from eight to sixteen years of age,
who are quite enthusiastic Oyer the clubs
bright prospects. Uniforms are proposed
and it is likely that their next run will
show most Of the members in full uniform
The officers are, Thorvald Jensen. captain,
and Chauncey Benedict, secretary. A fine
turnout was made on FRIDAYS run. at
which both ordinary and safety wheels
were well represented. Regular runs are
Tuesdays and Fridays
The regular run Of the Salt Lake Cycling
club takes place tomorrow evening, start
ing from Pembrolle's at D. m. New
Wheelmen are specially invited to attend.
with the assurance that the scorching
which have characterized clubmen hereto
fore will be prohibited.
The regular monthly meeting of the Salt
Lake Cycling club will be held at PEN
brokes tomorrow evening at O'Clock. A
full attendance of members is requested.
c. D. Crouch, the Second South street
bookbinder, has purchased a Gormully-
Jeffrey drop frame safety, 1.-The Rambler
from Agent j. A. Fryer
J. c. Cutler, Jr., and Joseph Brown are
added to Pembroke's list of safety riders
The latest Victor safety sale was made
to a son of Carl c. Ammussen, the Main
street jeweler.
George Y. Wallace, Jr., is expecting a
twentyeight inch drop frame safety from
Chicago.
G. w. Gushing has received a Columbia
light roadster safety and wired for two
more.
A J. Mcintyre will change his mount
and has put his 54-inch Expert Columbia
up for rattle.
j. S. Jensen has wired for two more
Victor safeties for T. o. Angel, Jr, and G.
w Snow, the civil engineer
Chauncey Benedict is the happy possessor
of 46-inch Victor Junior received through
agent J. S. Jensen.
At the special meeting of the Salt Lake
Cycling club Monday last, navy blue was
decided on as the color for the club uni
FORM and members will soon appear at all
clud runs uniformed. Some handsome silk
banners are also in contemplation.
Mondays run of the Salt Lake Cycle
club was an enjoyable spin down the State
road to Husler's flour mill and return
Roads are becoming dusty and somewhat
rocky, but good time was made. Wheel
men generally, are hoping for rain to put
the roads in good shape before the next run
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