The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-23
PERSONAL RENTION.

Hon. A. II. LUND is up from Sanpete.
WILL SHARP is up from Pleasant Valley.
GEORGE Goss has returned to Salt Lake
A. B. RICHARDSON is down from Park
City.
Mrs. JOHN KN1GHToN, of Gunnison, is in
the city.
D. C. PACK goes home to Kamas this
morning.
w. Il. BANCROFT has returned from his
eastern trip.
THOMAS E. MARRIOTT, Of Sandy, was in
town yesterday.
President A o. SHOOT was up from
Provo yesterday.
JOHN WooD came down from Farming
ton on Wednesday.
JAMES Dunn, OF TOOele, arrived in the
city on Wednesday morning.
N. S. CHAPMAN and wife, of Lockport,
New York, are at the Cullen.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY PETERS arrived home
from Beaver yesterday morning
JUDGE ANDERSON is again in Salt Lake,
having wound up his term of court in Bea-
yer.
JUICE SUTHERLAND leaves for California
this evening He viii be absent about one
week.
THE Margetts-T Thompson Evans theatre
cal company returned from Tooele yester-
day. They leave for the south this morn
ing.
B1RKs CoRNFoRTH. the noted Denver
grocer, is in the city for few days. He is
ACCOMPANIED by his wife and two daughters
and Miss Furgus.
PRINCESS VICTORIA kAwEKIU kAIULANI
LUNAIILIo KALANINUIAHILAPALA niece
of King Kalakaua of the Sandwich Islands,
passes through Salt Lake to-day en- route
to Europe, where she goes 70 finish her
education. The lady will doubtless spend
much of the time in trying to learn how to
pronounce her own name.
AT TIE HOTELS.
TIE CIIFT-A. c. Strawn and wife, Mus
catine. Ia. Miss Emma Newcomb, Cedar
Rapids: Z. w. Highly and wife, Fort AIadi-
son. Ia j. c. Edmundson, wife and mother,
Cincinnati: G. 4. DolsOn, Nebraska; j. ID.
Wismer. Parker Ford A. y. Stiles, White
house. O.; j. r. Nelson and wife, Peoria,
Ills: d. +. White, Denver: L. Notion and
wife. Detroit; j. b. Taylor, Bingham; V.
A Smith, W. j. Hart, Butte. NJ. T.: $. I.
Eads, E. r. Nixon, n. j. Parker, Montana;
H. Won Bauer, Eureka; c. H. Cole, w. 4.
higbe. Grand Rapids: II. p. Scott, Newark,
ON. Y. Shaver and wife, Mrs. Burdock,
Miss Mabel Shaver. Bloomington, His. A.
H. Hulin. Miss Lutte Young, Beiudin, His.
B. Seamons and wife, B. SeamOns, Mount
Pleasant Iowa: G. w. Calender and wife,
Miss B. Calender, c. w. Calender, Jr.,
Michigan; Wills Chapman, Toronto, Can.
F. w. Brennan, Omaha.
The WuITE-W. D. Shepherd, Charles
Oxman, NJ. Brown. Park City; H. Hughes,
Mendon: F. Miller, Bingham; William
Gedney, New York city; George Z. Rich
ards. San Francisco: Z. L. GirOuX, Port
nCHpn. (tnQ1.Gp n
Dean, Green River: y. Griffin, E. b. MI
gent, Bingham; Dick Chapman, r. J. SNOW
den and wife Denver: Louis HaZelgrOve.
Bingham: w. H Wilson, Park City.
THE Clarence Hale, Port
land. Me: J. ROmanes, Miss Anderson,
Edinburgh, Scotland; w. r. Hammond,
Chicago. Illinois: Ged Gretz, G.. Beck
ingham, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; a.
Lonquim. Chicago; Charles Cueross, De
troit: J. II. Heating. Chicago: II. H. Van
elf. Denver; a. II. Bemis, Bingham;
]. Schloss. Baltimore; S. We'll, New York:
A. NJ. Weigert Honolulu; S. NJ. Perins,
Chicago: James w. Godfrey, Denver; a.
A. Smith. Chicago: j. Il. Homes. Denver;
Ged Otis, Pueblo; w. Otis, Cold Springs;
A Wolf, Florisant Colorado
THE CULLEX-B c. Earl, Eureka Jas.
p. Sprunt, Ogden; n. s. Chapman and
wife, Lockport; T. E. Eavens, Chicago; 7.
E. Babcock. \. H. Taylor and wife, w.
7: Wallace Ward, Jr., Denver; Arthur
Back, Binghampton; p. S. Hudson, Ed
ward Kell, Jr., Chicago; Geo. .Schmitt
and wife, \. G; Campbell and son, San
Francisco: I'M. Williams, A. W. Williams,
ThOs. Boss, Park City; j. jackson, New
York: Henry Luberman and wife, Chica-
90: Sig Stroboug, New York; Leopold
Moss, Chicago; NJ. E. Lewis, San Fran
cisco: ]. n. Whitney, Evanston: NJ. Shep-
herd and wife, Park City; Jacob Johnson,
Spring City; NJ. G. Haavin, Park City; A.
K. Haywood and wife, Ogden.
THE WALKER-Gus j. We'll, Buffalo, n.
Y: W. d. Womack, Kansas City; Sir
Augustin Adderley, Lady Adderley, Eng
land; G. w Martin and wife, Sioux City;
A. S. Noble, Ogden; T. p. Noble, Missouri
valley: w. S. w. Mccoy ar wife, Bath,
Md; Thomas Whitridge, aaltiuore: E.
Hoy. Portland, Ogn.: G. w. n, Cincin-
natl. O.: w. A. Bennett and wife, Colorado
Springs: Charles Lewis and wife, New
York: E. L. Woodland and wife, Mel
bourne: John +. Fox. Christian w. Lynch,
Harrisburg, Pa. r. n. Cunningham. New
York; Mrs. L. S. Holman, Miss Jennie
Corliss, Los Angeles; Mrs. Evans, San
Francisco: j. f. Berry, Ogden; George
Forman, Louisville; Mrs. A. J. West,
New York: S. V. Salerno, Bay City,
Mich. Ransford Smith, Ogden; William S.
Pratt, Denning, New Mexico; D. P. Baker,
Boston; F. NJ. Savage, CovingtOn, KY;
r. c. Stoeltzing, Pittsburg, Pa; NJ. Camp
bell and wife, Ogden; NJ. J. Wilson and
wife, r. A. Campbell and wife, Cleveland,
O.: /. E. Kunfman, j. TIL. Barrow, Helena,
THREE days is a very short time in which
to cure a bad case of rheumatism; but it
can be done, if the proper treatment is
adopted, as will be seen by the following
from James Lambert, of New Brunswick,
Ills. Il was badly afflicted with rheuma-
tism in the hips and legs, when l bought
bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. 1t
cured me in three days. am all right to-
day: and would insist on every one who is
afflicted with that terrible disease to use
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and get well at
once" For sale by Z. G. NJ. /. drug dept.
METEOROLOGICAL LOCAL RECORD.