The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

WALT BEATIE and wife go to Castella springs
to-day for a short visit.
DAVID B. TEwKsBURY, Park City's big min
ing man, is at the Continental.
WILL SLOVENIAN and S. Silverman, of Great
Falls, Mont, are at the Cullen.
E. w. ROBINSON and F. A. Robinson, of Amer
lean Fork, are al the White house.
MRS. 81. P. MAsoN returned yesterday from q
weeks visit to her brother In Park Olty.
REV. WILLIAM LANE, of st. Paurs chapel,
has returned from trip through Montana.
MR. F. l.. OSWALD, OF Wood river, Neb., the
large sheep buyer, with his wife are at the Cliff
GEORGE E. LEE, Charles H Roberts and
William Shaughnessy, of Bingham, are at the
Gift
H. G. MCMILLAN, the clerk Of the Third dis
triot court, has gone to the coast for short
vacation.
ED. OLSON, of Provo missed the train at
Castella on Sunday evening; so did Miss
Nichols, Of Salt Lake.
SILVER s. GREGORY, 1.-The printers" from
Provo, came up with the excursion Saturday
and returned Sunday.
r. M. JONES did not go to Montana last week
as he expected but started yesterday morning
He will be absent some time.
MRS. L. PATRY, professional nurse, left for
Aspen, Col, last night. on telegram announc-
ing the illness OF her dau ehter
MR.. WILL MCELRoY purchasing agent of
the Denver & Rio Grande Western. has re-
turned from his business trip to Portland Ore.
REV. ]. w. SANDERS, pastor of the African
NJ. Z. Church, leaves to-day for Denver to at
tend the annual African Methodist Episcopal
conference
ARTHUR DIXON, of Chicago for eighteen
years alderman Of the First ward, with his wife
and daughter, Miss Katie Dixon, are at the
w alker house.
MISSES EMMA and Lizzie John. a duo of
bellies from Provo are visiting friends in the
city. They return to-day. having enjoyed their
solourn immensely.
GEORGE a. LUNDE and p. Lunde, of Chicago,
who were with the big hunting party that went
up the Beaver canon, returned to the Walker,
Drowned and lacerated.
MRS. c. H. SCHRU and two children arrived
in the city yesterday. They were called here
by the illness of MIR. Schru. who has been co n
fined to his bed at the Walker.
CHARLES STEBBINs has returned from visit
to Kansas City. When asked how that city ap-
peared, he said that compared with Kansas
City we are rolling in clover and living in luxury.
Miss MATTE DANFoRTH, of Denver. who has
been spending few months with Mrs. b. j.
McConvllle, OF this CITY, starts this morning for
Los Angeles, California, where she is going to
remain some time for her health.
WILLIAM BROWN, assistant general freight
agent of the Rio Grande Western, has taken a
trip to Vancouver British Columbia where h9
will visit his brother, D. E Brown, assistant
general freight and passenger agent of the
Canadian Pacific. From there he will go to
| London and Toronto to visit his people.
w. C. MABRY, the son of Rev. w. D. Mabry,
returns to school at Upper Iowa university,
Fayette, Iowa, tomorrow morning. Mabry is a
full fedged senior in the classical course, and
when he returns home again it will be with a
sheep-skin in his breast pocket. After COM
plotting his college course he intends taking q
special professional course.
| BARLOW FERGUSON has returned from Fish
lake, situated on the top OF the mountains, about
| twenty-five miles southeast of Salina. He says
the spot is Of the loveleSt on earth the sheet
| OF water being two and one-half miles wide by
four miles long, and that the far-famed beauties
| OF all the Colorado watering places pale into
| insignificance beside Fish lake. There ia the
best OF fishing, good hunting, cool and invigorat
ing air, and all that goes to make lie desirable
DIR. J. R. PARK, president of the Deseret
university returned home few days ago from
a trip east and is now absent for short time
north. When he returns the doctor will settle
down to the years school work. During his
trip east he visited Toronto, Canada, and was
present there during the educational conven-
ton. He thence went to Montreal, Quebec, en-
| loyed a ride on the mighty ST. Lawrence and
down its far famed rapids: from there down
Lake Champlatn aid through the St Georges
| lake, visiting some of the most interesting
| places in the country.