The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-08
PERSONAL ITEMS.
Town Folks and Visitors Coming snd
Going.

Town Folks and Visitors Coming and
Going.
w. G. SHARP came up from Schofe.d yester-
day.
WALTER ALLEN, Denver. is at the Knuts-
ford.
L; D. FULLMER, of San Francisco. is at the
Walker.
H. o. Young has returned from an extended
trip to eastern points.
]. NJ. SHARP. brother of Senator Sharp of
Idaho, is at the Cullen.
L. A. COIN of San Francisco Is the guest of
K. Vincent at the Cliff.
I. r. JONES has left the Knutsford to spend
week or ten days in the west.
H. T. LEAvrTT and H. Whitaker. Omaha
men, are stopping at the Walker
OSCAR GosCHELL, the ticket broker, went to
Denver last evening for short visit
Il. GoLDwATER and W. B. Hurt, Of San
Francisco, are among the Continental arrivals.
HON. R. G. CHAMBERS left for San Francisco
this morning. He will be absent couple o
weeks
REV. L. E. PRENTIss, pastor of q Congrega-
tional church at Chattanooga, Tenn. is at the
Cullen.
THEODORE BRUBECK, president of the San
Pete railway company, returned to the city
yesterday.
drug department, started east last evening to
visit relatives at Davenport la.
j WASHINGTON YOUNG Free Tea Q. d. q.),
and +. Thompson o. n. I. spool cotton man,
man, are among the Knutsford's foremost
guests.
ED f. MURPHY, representing Siegfried &
Bandenstein, the largest importers OF tea on the
Pacific slope is in the city. He visited the
chamber of commerce on Friday
]. E. BAMBERGER returned from New York
yesterday. He said that while the banks there
were virtually crowded with money, they would
hang back on any business proposition that
question, he found the sentiment the same as
II slwasy has been: New York simply second
edition of London. Anything they may CON
Gede now IS simply to keep the parties in line.
mere never was such a boom there as tho
| cleveland boom the people are crazy over IL.
The Democrats feel confident of carrying the
state with any compromise candidate. While
the Hill boom has died out, he may surprise the
west with his strength.
Q. l.. HAwLEY, the paying teller of the Utah
National bank has gone to Muscatine Ia. to
ENJOY vacation which was rendered him by
the courteous officials of that bank. Ever
since Mr.. HawleY was held up at the point OF a
pistol by a reckless desperate, he has been
suffering from nervous prostration. If left
alone, Mr.. HaWley would In short time have
forgotten his awful experience, but to ore OF
nervous temperament the constant nagging
OF the old occurrence-sometimes in q serious
and often In Eippant way-by the hundreds OF
customers who transact business with @ bank
teller told on his nerves, and change of scene
was thought beneficial.
GUS HOLMES, proprietor OF the Knutsford. re-
turned last evening from visit of several
weeks TO Chicago, where he went to make pur-
chases for his hotel and to cultivate friendly re-
lations with the hotel men Of that city. He was
greatly surprised at hearing of the rumors that
had been put atioat as TO complications existing
IN the management or the Knutsford. "Why,"
said he, AL the hotel men met congratulated
me on the wonderful success 1 had made. TO
them IL was phenomenal good luck TO take a
new house and during, an unusually dull bust
ness year make it pay from the start Every
month since We opened the balance has been on
the right side OF the ledger, ana this in face of
the fact that not a hotel in Denver is paying
expenses. l met any number OF persons who
are coming TO Salt Lake this year. and expect
the hnutsford to do the greatest business this
year ever done by hotel west OF the Missouri
river. "
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