The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-16
Personal ITEMS.

MRS MARES, of Eureka, is at the White.
VIM. BAUR, New Orleans is at the Knuts-
ford.
ANDREW MORRIS Beaver is guest of the
Cullen.
WILLARD BURBANK, Black Rock is al the
Cullen.
]. j. LAWYER and wife, Payson, are guests
OF the White.
W. B. LAWYER and wife, Nevada, are stop
ping at the Cullen.
DANIEL McPoLIN, of Park City, is at the
Cullen with his bride.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER PIKE OF
Eureka is in the city.
STEVE HAYS, the Bingham merchant, is
stopping at the White
GEORGE E LEE San Juan prospector, is
stopping at the White.
WILLIAM HATFIELD, Eureka mining man,
8 stopping at the Walker.
T. T. POWER and c. H. Roberts, of Dublin,
are guests OF the Knutsford
w. g. ELLIS, the we'll known Philadelphia,
is stopping at the Knutsford.
E. JOHNSON and wife, prominent Chicago
people, are guests of the Cullen.
G. H. CANON and wife, four children and two
nurses, are guests Of the Knutsford.
F. w. PETTYGRuE, San Francisco com
mercial traveller is at the Temp ton.
JAMES HoLLEY came up from Springville
yesterday and is guest at the Morgan.
man from Granite, Mon is at the Morgan.
GEORGE BRINK representing San Francisco
candy house, is registered at the Templeton.
DR.. H. J. FAUST departed yesterday on a
trip of inspection to his Deep Creek bonanZas.
FRANK L. HOLLAND OF the National Bank
of the Republic, started for Chicago yesterday.
s'BILLY" BROWN returned from hicago yes
terday, and resumed his duties at the city hall
r. S. WILBAR and E. Williamson, Henry
mountain miners, are stopping at the Walker.
J. D. TooGooD, wife and family. tourists
from Riverside Cal are guests Of the Walker.
MRS. II. c. LEWIS, Henry E. Lewis and Miss
Lewis, Philadelphia, are guests OF the Temple
ton.
SHERIFF. E.. B.. TURNER, of Phoebe Nevada,
and Sheriff ]. II. Ward, of Evanston, are at the
Cullen.
MRS j. w GREENMAN left for the east
yesterday morning, to be absent about six
months.
W. L. COOK, the new clerk of the Second
district court, was in the city yesterday, and
will go south today.
CHARLES Pepper, one of Salt Lakes pio-
neers, now a resident of New York city, arrived
yesterday on visit.
AMONG the dstin guished foreigners at the
Knutsford are w. Eican and o. Gold smidt, of
Hamburg, Germany
HoN. DAVID B. TEwEsBURY, prosecuting at
Walker yesterday.
DAVE PosNER, representing q New York
lace house, is among the commercial tourists
registered at the Knutsford
Mrs. w. j. BROWNING left yesterday morn
Ing for Denver, where she will remain three
weeks visiting with her sister.
MRS. JAMES H. BACON was among the Salt
Lalsers who started for the Worlds fair yes
terday morning. She VIII visit in the east fer
about two months.
Mrs. j. W. REGER and Miss G. F. CAMS
have gone east on an extended trip.
During their absence they viii visit Omaha,
Chicago, Cincinnati and other prominent cities.
Mr.. FREDERICK GLYpE BYLEs, editor OF the
Bradford Observer. an ably conducted and in
huential Engish journal, gave TIE HERALD
pleasant call last evening. Mr.. Byles was de-
lighted with our city and desired to be informed
how 1--WE" made it so beautiful.
HAVE your watch repaired by ]. H. Leyson
Company, 128 Main street.