The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-23

Hooper, go to Paris in about two weeks,
and they will spend the winter abroad.
The Spanish Guitar and Mandolin club,
assisted by the drum corps and the Dyer
and Denhalter rifles, will picnic at Calder's
park on Thursday, August %. There will
be variety OF amusements and two con-
certs Will be given by the club. A good
time IS promised.
w. r. Kenyon is a fine sport, with an ex-
cellent setter dog, SANDY" The only
trouble with SANDY is that he sleeps at
untimely hours; for instance, when there
are birds around. The altitude here is bad
for Wisconsin dogs-"Sandy'sn birth
place.
General Daggett is the greatest all
round sport in Salt Lake. About two days
in the week he slips off and lays up pro-
visions for winter. AT Evanston last week
he caught twenty pounds of fish in about
two hours.
E. b. Critchlow, Walter Murphy, J. l..
Rawlins and others have been On big hunt
up Weber river. They have not yet re-
turned. The probabilities are they have
gotten into political discussion and all are
drowned.
William Lynch has gone to the Teton
basin to Kill bison and wild billy goats.
Before going he read carefully the two
great hunting books, elephants in Asia'
and "Hlppopotamus in Hindoo."
Mr.. Nat NJ Brigham and Mr. Thos. Mack
intosh and the latter's two little boys,
Denton and Ingles, leave here to-day for a
weeks recreation at the head of the Weber
and at Strawberry valley.
Mr. Charles a. Saunders, son of one of
the Utah commissioners, and Mr. William
b. Carten, arrived in Salt Lake 10 visit
two weeks after which they will go north
on fishing expedition.
The Hons. William Bradley, Kenyon,
Harris, Thompson and Johnson have had a
big hunting tour out near Evanston. Re-
sult-two jack rabbits one sage hen and a
prairie dog.
Attorney j. A. Williams goes to- morrow
with Sam Wilmer to La Plata for look at
the new Eldorado, and on his return will
pay a protracted visit to his old home in
Kentucky.
w. j, Mcintyre is planning hunting
expedition next month. He has Missouri
friends to take along. We congratulate
his friends, this being their first trip.
M. K. Parsons, who has been making
councilmanic observations in Chicago, is
expected home to-day with several budgets
of information on city building.
Mayor Scott has not taken his vacation
this summer, yet he has bear record. In
1878, up IN IDAHO he killed two bears
within twenty minutes.
Thursday evening MIR. James Glenden-
ming gave theatre party to number OF
his guests and acquaintance at the knuts-
ford hotel.
The Alta club had no new visitors this
week, and but for the elegant service al
ways at hand, resembled deserted mining
camp.
! Misses Alton Young and Allie Davis
came down from the head of the Weber Oh
Friday to see the Frohman company.
MIR. r. G. Lambert, of the NelCs, has
moved his family into his new residence
opposite Calder's park
| Mrs. R. c. Lambert has moved to her
summer residence, Sweet Briar," oppo
site Calder's farm.
Judge Anderson is now a wise man of the
East, but he will soon become Western
one again.
canon TO see 1.-The Charity Ball'' and 1.-The
IdleF."
! Mr.. Almy, accom- panied by Mr.. Ellis.
worth Daggett, is visiting friends at Park
City.
Mr.. Richard Mcakintosh will take party
to Park City this week.
Hon. John T. Game is visiting at Logan
with his son.
Mrs. LeGrand Young is reported to be
much better.
DIR. Utter returned on Friday from
| Brighton.
The Claytons have returned from the
| Weber.
The Robertsons have departed for the
East.