The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-05
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
Society Gossip Of the Junction
City.
boutwell, CANAL PROGRESS.
Business Changes and Improvements New
Ftrm-PersoDal MentiOn-Other
Items of Interest.
boutwell, CANAL PROGRESS.
THE SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
No. 2502 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN, October 5.
City council met last eueninc.

OGDEN, October 5.
City council met last evening.
Ne police news and real estate firm.
w. n. Lever and wife, of Denver, are at
the Broom.
Volume l of the Commercial was closed
Thursday.
L. C. Lett, a stockman from Blue creek,
is in the city
J.E. Coolidge has gone to attend the tri-
cnnial conclave.
Especially noticeable is the improved
appearance of The HERALD.
Ruth & Carney sold S214 feet northeast
corner Of Twenty seventh and Monroe for
1880.
Mrs. C. ]. Hewes and Mrs S. A. Gilbert,
Of Topeka, Kansas, are registered at the
Broom.
Hill & Snyder sold twenty-five acres
south OF the university grounds for $500
PER acre.
w. G. Young, temporary reporter for the
district court, went to Salt Lake Thursday
evening.
Amos Corey and VIII Watts are the
proud '-papas' of the bouncing baby girls,
late bench arrivals.
A deal of Sll, 900 is now in progress with
the Utah Loan and Trust Co., which will
probably be consummated Monday.
Only three members of the chamber of
commerce convened Thursday evening,
consequently there was no meeting
The new National bank building is
rapidly taking unto itself form and come
illness, as the stone work progresses on the
ground floor.
Real estate, while not unusually active
in the city, is quietly changing hands, a
good grist each day being reported and
prices are firm.
Lynch 81 Griffin sold sixty-six feet on
Twenty fifth street, near Monroe, for 81, 300
to a Chicago lady, who will build two fine
residences at once on the property.
William Benford sold eighteen lots in
Corey's subdivision to George =. Riley, of
Orange New Jersey, for s., 2O0. Mr.. Riley
was passing through the city and couldn't
Withstand the temptation to invest.
Last night party of young people, chap
eroned by Mrs. @. q. Bailey, took posses
session of Hot Springs" where a most
enjoyable evening was spent the party not
returning until the Wee sma' - hours OF
the morning. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ritchie, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Read, Captain
and Miss Alligons, Miss Damon and the
Misses Cooke, Miss Call1ins, Miss De Witt,
Messrs Phelps and Washburne, Adams,
Vincent Walker, Nelson and others.
J. r. Boutwell, reports work on the
canal going on without a break. The
gentleman goes north again to-day to start
up the farmers around Brigham, Honey
vile, Deweyville and other settlements to
get their teams and take hold of the work.
He will employ four hundred teams at
once and the number will shortly be in
creased to one thousand. Tonight at the
city council meeting, the Boutwell, bonds
will be presented for acceptance. Mr.. b.
FN~.r rfYrs L usr,a
well as the Standard.
Among the well-known society people in
town are Mr.. ]. r. Boutwell, and brother;
Mrs B. is at present visiting in New York,
but will return in the course of a few
months; Captain;and Miss AlligOus, equally
Well-known in Salt Lake and Ogden.
Rumor has it that Miss Alligous goes east
in a few months and will be married at the
residence of her aunt in New York, shortly
after Christmas, to Colonel Robert Church
i'll. of the English army. The gentleman
has been spending some time in Ogden
Mr.. Calkins and his daughter, whose
charming manners and sweet face have
been a decided acquisition to Ogden, have
been at the Vendome for some time.
This house, which has recently been
built, is doing large business
and many OF the best people
in Ogden are to be found there. The Cooke
sisters are deservedly popular as they
understand so well how to care for their
guests Among the permanent boarders
are DIR. e D. Graham, of Cheyenne; Mr..
E. A. Reed and family, formerly of Chey-
enne, now engaged in building the new
hotel; Mr.. J. d. Gill, also from Cheyenne,
whose charming wife recently joined him
here-they will remain permanently in
Ogden; Mr.. Nj. f. Post, who has Lately
assumed control of the hot springs. a
decided favorite among the ladies, some OF
whom find the springs very attractive just
now; Judge and Mrs. Gibbons:
the latter has just returned from
an extended visit to the coast
Mrs Simons is the daughter Of ex Gov
ernor Moonlight, of Wyoming, and most
agreeable lady. Ogden has improved in
the last year in many respects The fast
increasing contingent of eligible bachelors
is sufficient to make the most despondent
maiden hopeful, and this influx of youth is
very pleasantly asserting itself, as is
proved by the number of little informal
dances, card parties, lunches, etc. So
cially the coming winter promises to be d
very pleasant one for the Ogdenites.