The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-19
PERSONAL ITEMS.

q. BALLENTINE, of Ogden, is at the
Morgan.
JOE ]. DAILY Iof Cheyenne, wy, is at
the Cullen.
F. H. AUERBAcH is expected from
New York today.
J. H. FERGUSON of Denver is registered
at the Knutsford.
RICHARD HINES and wife of Denver,
are at the Templeton.
Ed BAILEY is stopping at the Temple
ton hotel for few days.
J. B. JENNINGS, the prominent lawyer
OF Nephi, is at the Walker.
DAVID EVANS, the staunch Democratic
legislator, is at the Templeton.
G. r. CRITCHELL of Denver is one OF
yesterdays arrivals at the Knutsford.
Mrs. j. R. SIMoNDs is down from
Ogden, and registered at the Cullen.
JOHN t. DoNNELLAN and his bride
registered yesterday at the Knutsford.
JUDGE G. G. SYMEs, the eminent legal
light OF Denver, is here attending to case.
Miss EMMA ROGERS, of Anaconda,
Montana, is in the city. She is at the
Morgan.
Wyoming division of the Uuion Pacific,
is in town.
A. A. CAHooN, the Mt. Pleasant
banker, is in the city. He is domiciled at
the Walker.
W. MONT FERRY came down from Park
City last evening and, as usual, registered
at the Knutsford.
R. G. WILSON, the Eureka hotel pro-
prietor and mining operator, is in the city,
and holding out at the Cullen.
JOHN T. SULLIVAN, P. j. O'Brien and
e. F. O'Brien of Eureka are among yes
terday's arrivals at the Walker.
MAJOR T. H. STANTON, who was sta
toned here for some time as paymaster of
the army, passed through yesterday.
L. c. HOPKINS, New York capitalist
here on business, is making his head
quarters, while in the city, at the Knuts-
ford.
GEORGE NJ. SCOTT and HI. Mauldin and
wife left for Frisco last evening. T. G.
Armstrong left for Sacramento. They
started over the Western.
R. GRAHAM WOODRUFF of Alameda,
John III. Rossiter Of San Francisco and
A. A. Kraft of Sacramento are Californ-
ians at the Knutsfcrd.
L. G. PEARsE, stenographer of the
freight department. Of the Union Pacific,
will start this morning on a trip to the
fair and various eastern points.
D. l.. DEWITT, Miss Sinclair, j. F. Gill
ham, James Guthormson and Frank E..
Stephens were among those who left last
night for Chicago over the Western.
BARON GIOVANNI DE REREIs of beauti-
full Naples and Count Alfredo de Fras
sinetto of stately Florence, are Italian
noblemen who passed through here on
Sunday.
FARLEY L. WILLIAMS, who with his
family has been doing the Worlds fair
for the past three weeks, returned Sun
day and was greeted by his many friends
in town yesterday.
A PARTY OF prominent Parkites are
visiting the metropolis, and registered at
the Cullen. They are James Kervin, Ed.
Kervin, George Kervin, Bill Kervin, w i.
Tolles and W. M. Ferry.
JOSEPH BARNARD and wife and Miss
Cora Barnard are residents of cultured
Boston, who have included Salt Lake in
their itinerary of western trip. They
are quartered at the Templeton.
Mr.. CLIFFORD R. PEARsALL is down
from Butte, and expresses himself as de-
lighted with Salt Lake. He will in the
future act as manager of the j. 81. Ley
son Jewelry company of this city.
governor JAMES E. BOYD of Oma-
ha, Neb., came into the city yesterday
and saw everything of our surroundings
in company with some friends. He is
making the Knutsford his headquarters.
GEORGE w. BLoDeETr, j. D. Fleming
and son, B. s. Rector and wife, Miss
Vivie Rector, Mrs. w. z. Crawford, Miss
Madge Crawford, George G. Gaylord, e.
Baker, Miss Shaw and FL. Lane are q
party from Virginia City, Nevada, are al
the Walker.
Fl. O.. WILSON, general freight and
passenger agent OF the Union Pacific at
| Helena, viii be married on the 10Th to
While chief clerk OF the freight depart
ment in this city Mr.. Wilson made many
friends, who wish him all happiness.
PROFESSOR BENJAMIN CLUFF. Miss
Louisa Kellar, Miss Annie Smith, E. d.
Isgram, j. F. Woolley, James Brown and
wife, Miss Minnie G. Sadler, Mrs. James
B. Wells aud Joseph e. Page are among
those who will leave for Chicago this
morning over the Union Pacific.
THE wedding cards of P. Wilson Cor
bett and Miss Florence Isabelle Devereaux
of Boston have been received by one or
two of the railway boys. Mr.. Corbett
resided here for several years and was
well known in railway circles. The
couple will reside in New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. RICHARD d. ALLISON and brids
(nee Bruce Denman) of Leadyille, are
registered for a two weeks stay at the
Walker house. Mr.. Allison is the eff
cient train dispatcher for the Denver &
Rio Grande system at the great sscarbon-
ate camp, and his young wife has for
many years been recognized as popular
leader and favorite among young folks.
The Allisons have many friends in Salt
Lake who will be glad to entertain them.
HAVE your watch repaired by ). H.