The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-14
PERSONAL MENTION.


on business and pleasure combined.
Mr. AND Mrs. GEO. r. ODELL and Mrs
Ben. Hampton left yesterday for Silver
Lake
! M G. PERKINS resident manager of the
American Press association, Omaha, is in
the city. O
Mrs. r. w. Young and family, and Mrs
John w. Young and family still court the
breezes at Parley's Park.
| JOHN TREwEEK, superintendent of the
Dickens-Cu returns home today, after
pleasant visit in this city.
Mrs. B. f. SCHWARTZ of San Francisco,
has returned to Salt Lake for the summer
and is stopping at the Continental.
RICHARD Macintosh has gone to Eu-
reka, New, to inspect the Diamond group
of mines, in which he and other Salt Laker5
are interested.
Miss BERTHE CHuD5 has been engaged as
instrumentalist for the f. E. Warren Mer-
camille company, which has opened bust
ness in this city.
MAJOR E. A. LITTLEFIELD was in Salt
Lake yesterday. Mr.. Littlefield will have
future charge of THE HERALD's Ogden in
terests. The circulation at that point will
remain in the hands of j. c. Boyle.
Mr.. AND Mrs. j. H. BATCHELDER, of st.
Louis, Mo, are at the Walker. Mr..
Batchelder is president of the largest egg
box factory in the world, and is making
his annual pleas ure tour in company with
his charming lady.
Mr.. 5. BERNSTEIN, of the Foster-Paul
glove factory of Chantilly, France, is at
the Cullen. Mr.. Bernstein makes only
three stops in his trip across America, but
rested over Sunday, being attracted by the
| very favorable reputation that Salt Lake
city is making iii European countries.
To- I
| thur and Joseph StearnS, of New York,
are guests at the Continental. The senior
Stearns is one of the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery of Boston, and prominent in the
business circles of New York city. He is
on tour through the great west, and is
delighted with the beautiful scenery and
attractions of our city. After several
days stop here he, with his sons, will pro-
coed to the Yellowstone region.
AT THE HOTELS
THE CULLEN.-S. Bensen, D. A. King,
New York; C. P. King, Peoria, Ill: w. N.
Dusenberry, Provo; E. E. Prussia, Fort
Dodge, Iowa; I. Cupit, Philadelphia; Mrs.
g. Hatchell, Los Animas; Miss l.. Hurst,
Albuquerque, N. M; j. F. White, Romania;
S. Davis, Nevada; G. J. Brown, Omaha;
J. L. Weber, Park city; J. j. Tufts,
Chicago; w. VanDyke, G. M. Young,
o. Long, G. Clark, Dusham; r. P. Oliver,
~ 1JOulS' ". II. LlCNSuS, Nliuu6SOJd, v.
B. Buck and family, Kansas City; Miss
Kempet, ST. Joseph; j. Bunce, Kansas
City, Mo; E. P. Lommis, Miss A Wash,
E. Rotdger, Grand Rapids; w. H Thomas,
Council Bluffs; 7. Byrne, Lehi; w. R.
Dinghy, Butte
THE CLIFT-Peter O'Brien, New York;
H H Wyatt, E w Hazard Hall, Iowa:
Martin Florida w A Lynch, Provo; A W
Stevenson, Chicago; Phillip Finegan, Wal
lingford, Jas B German, New Haven, Con.
j II Richards, Kingmon, Ill; G A Mills,
Ohio; NJ H Mills, Champaign, III. :, S G
HOuck, Denver, Col; Edwin Steadman,
c NJ Chuson, West Jordan; Geo Chapman
and wife, San Francisco: DR. w P Jeffrey,
Miss AIDA Jeffrey, New Market, ID: J
T Chinn and wife, E Stevens, Park City;
w G Lillibridge, Akron, Iowa; D C Viii
son, Pueblo, Colo; E NJ Murray, Cedar
Rapids; H S Pettinqill, r Turner, ST.
Louis, Mo-; F Waters and wife, Idaho
THE WHITE.-J. H. Meyers, Portland.
Ore; j. NJ. Smith, Skull valley; James
Saunders, Council Bluffs, 10; j. e.
McCarty, Denver, Colo; b. F. Hudson,
Baker city, Ida; John Granville, TlntIc:
Frank Gibson, Chicago, Ill. ]. A. Watson,
Butte city, Mt; L. M. Parker, Leadville,
Colo; w. H. Italian, Sioux city, To-. Oscar
Italian, Madison, Wis; Mrs. R. Moore,
Miss Sallie Moorehead, Harry Morehead,
N. N. Wicks, Glasgo, Mo; E. Cayur,
Nephi; +. S. Bacon, w. W. Rockwell, J,
w. Bandburg, PASADENA Cal; T. C. Wal
tenspeil, Mcberly, Mo-; c. Mclaughlin,
Park city; Frank Herrons, Wyoming;
Paul Davis, Helena, Mt; John Walters,
Denver, Colo.
The CoNTINENTAL.-Georg B. Squires,
Colorado; j. w. Stearns, A. K Stearns,
Brooklyn; j. w. Stearns, Denver; w. ].
Hennis, Chicago; Joseph b. Kraurokel, ST.
Louis; Mrs. A. H. Atkinson, Ogden; e. P.
Ferry, Park City; H. M Shurtlfff and
wife, Ogden; ]. Wilson and wife, c. E.
Wertelle, J. Ashman, Chicago; w. JB
Walker, Sandy; ]. E. Mcintyre, E. w.
Giddings, Colorado Springs; B. z.
Schwartz, San Francisco; r. H. Dengler,
Chicago; E. o. Stebbins and wife. Utah
J. B. Gibbs, Idaho; w. F. Hammond and
wife, Huntersville, Mo-; J. w. Vinaon.
Chicago; o. D. Randall, ST. Louis, Mo. J.
!. Davis and wife, Pueblo, Colo.; +. G.
Ulhrich, St Louis, Mo; A ]. Condor, F.
j. Fletcher, Omaha.
The WHITE-John S. Mitchell and wife
San Francisco; w. H. Palmer, Omaha; ].
B. Yengley, Denton, Tex; M G. Perkins.
Omaha; j. H. Batchelder and wife. St. |
Louis; M. Damey, London, Eng; J. W. |
Prosser, Mrs. ]. Nuenmaker, Denver: I. |
II. Carol, wife and children, Toxic Japan:
Major Harve Todd, Melbourne; T. r.
Roberty Cory, Pa; S. r.. Horn, Boston;
) ames Foley and wife, Lendington, Mich:
Mrs. !: NJ. Crafoot. Detroit, Mich; Cleme |
Cave, Los Vegas, N. M; Mrs, H. B. Free
man, Rock Springs; Mrs. A. G. Tangford. |
ST Paul; Q. E. Wristele, Evanston; r. |
hlpllng, India; Fremont Everett and wife |
Miss N. j. Everett ] r LYON and wife |