Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12
At HOME, ALL WELL.
The Old Folks Return In Joy aud
Safety,
MORE OF YESTERDAYS OUTING.
SNOW on the Iiills, but No Rain on the
Old Folks-Ihe work aud Workers
"A Veteran, Letter.

all and arriving In safety In ihps city
Al $3.50 last evening. The program al
pleasant Grove was shortened a litlle
Nv threatening weather, and the com.
,,py moved into the railway cara iOr
protection, but the shower did not
come, The nortbbound train came In
fom Provo little before O'Clock
dripping wet, and reporting a heavy
,lorm on Provo bonoh, six miles south,
ms il moved over to the hills, whose
tons, after tho clouds had cleared away,
were seen 10 be- covered with newly
fallen snow.
On the homeward trip, as on the
onward run, the Oh Folks choir,
consisting Of WIN. Foster, leader; IL.
\. Ensign, ID. ~. McA lpsier, Eta II.
Pierce, Joseph II. Morgan, Henry
Uafdnef, Henry beylhnd, Mrs. julia
sherwood, LiEZe Newton, Agnes
O,on.Thumap, Mary Cooper, Alice
Foster, Alice Ellis, Mile Lyon AMI
Alice McLRchlau, went through the
care entertaining the company with
BEAUTIFUL musical selections. Tue
veteran George Goddard also visited
the various coaches, ami was n whole
iuni u entertainment IN himsoli. T..
Il. savage, n. A. Empey, WIN. Nay.
lof, WIN. EddingtOB, VIM. l.. Binder,
Jonu kifEmau,u and thu other mumbuIB
u the COMMITTEES, also wuTked with
that energy ana Cspability which al.
Wayslchafactorlz,s thom.
The train arrived In this city half an
hour ahead Of the Time announced Tor
tue return. THIS was owing to the
fact that, As al ths old folks mad taken
,oais iu The cars half an hour be ore
tue Intended starting time, II was
deemed nd visnblo not TO tire them OF
give oppoituniiy for impntirnce,
huuce Superintendent J. IL. Young, OF
tho Unlou Pacific, who was on hand
all DAY attending to the wants Of tho
COMPANY, readily accUded 10 the COM
mitttc'e request 10 pull out for Salt
Lake. TIL run 10 this city was = most
pleasant ride; and nt each stopping
place the old folks were tenUefly NJ.
sisted by the committee End aids into
the hands Of their friends. At the
various stations IN the county uih,
vghiclOs were In readiness, auu Ia this
city the SAT- Lake company had a long
train Oi electric street cars ready 10
convey tue veterans 10 any part Of
town Tree Of charge. The RAPID
rmnhl company also txiendel free
service 10 the old folks as usual.
a count Of the old folks was made,
showing 1902 over seventy, exclusive
oi the huhdTtd aud over who gathered
In from Pleasant Grove, L-hi. anu
gthef Utah county pOints. The entire
tTaiuluad Ne u entered Utah county
numbered ! ,2i5 persons, IN nineteen
cars. These passen GET coaches were Of
the ntst class equipment, including
y,slibulod and chair cars, there not
being n second class coach In the lot.
Oging 10 the heavy business elsew here,
the Union Pacific found thit II could
spatr only thirteen coaches, AMI mott.
ned tue committee on Wednesday
evening, The committee nj ones M.
Piled 10 the Rio GTande Western TO
lend i've coaches, anu the request was
granted al once, splendid cars being
furnished.
List evenings NEWS contained a
litt OF wenIefs VI white badges, indI.
Eating those over 90 years VI age. The
blue badges Designated those between
80 and 30, and included tho following:
Joseph Horne, 81; J. w. whitehead,
80 Mary a. Whitehead, 81; II SINUS
Olseu, 81; Mt. Jaue L,ury, 81; 4.
LautenF, 50; Mts. RggeTr, So; Johanna
Forester, s.; Anna ID. Marks, So;
LoyiLn Sptsul, o.; Mrs, Hannah Mi.
lard, 10; eliza j. Taylor, SO; Maria
jensen, 81; Albert Brown, 81; Mario
RasleTscn, 81; John Ely, 81; Zlna
simpson, So, James OrsbsD, 81; John
MrliOl, 50; Wesley Co.'s. So. itachol
NtIhercott, 50; Benjamin Holt, 80;
theodore Curti,, SO; John ID. Chase, SO;
Mt, Chaar, ~; -, Il. SboebTidge, 81;
James LyGch, 80; Fred johnson, So;
John Monietr, 81; Thos. smith, 81;
christina Mcln yre, 81; Ms. Butter.
HELD so Catherine Mantle, 50; l..
Mantle, 81; J. J. Tanner, 81; Willis
Smith, 81, MN. R1sI, 81; Anna Soran.
tou, III VIM. Jarvi,,sS; OILS LATfen, SO;
James Brown, SO; ". n. Cook, so;
Llwin Williamr, 81; Mre. NJ. A. H..
Walmouyh, SO; Mis-. Mary sawyer
aUoW, 80 jacob PJulson, 81; William
huitoWs, So; Mary Ann Phlllips, 50;
ElzA Fishrr, So; John n. COnk, bS;
sarah Best, 81; JOnn knights, 50; Jos.
Malker 81, Peter Rlnck, SO; Hannah
Jacobsen, 80; Mis-. 3. Larsen, so;
Ellen Webb, s0; Z. Il. Pike, 81; Thos.
howard, so; John J, Miller, SO;
lanes BitJ, 81; Euphemia Nicholl,
%, sarah hsslam, S5; q. II
Tatiatl, 50; w. 4. Harfis, 50
= M'iPiefce, 81; Jane McK innsy, rs
yShh Gray, 80, ChaTles Is. DBnkip, 81
nt'shs Fuster, 80; James Leach, 50
LsAh Iulsoh, So; John MOnteer, 81
Auohihs smith, IS; Jane Tamplemau,
ssSSi william Naylvr, 81; Mike Collin.,
~ n, w, Derrick, 81; q. q. Webb, So,
w. H. Miles, So; Homer Duncan, So;
TTaMvllhe MAlqulsson, 81; Mary
ttnomas, S2i Alice Hook, SO; John
MMef9ll, SO; Sarah Lees, 81; EliHi.
TsIh barton, 81; BENJAMIN Green, 81;
ultei Wells, 81; Maria Chunn, 81;
Hlhie DAnielson, IS; Jtne Ellis, So;
amv,la Roberts, 81; l.. q. Alexander
~ william DeIT, So; james Du.
gaIsi ~ Isaac l.. Manning, 50; John
GDylls, 80; Joseph q. Kingsbuty, SO;
nnenlamln J. Beer, SO; Joseph IL
soDle, ~ Elizabeth Il. Hyde, 81.
MmnGge Hook, 50; w. 4. Walker 81:
william ID. Owen, 81; Auua Seal, 40!
Fly ht9wn Elliott, 50; Charloltp
Hans' OIL Christina Claussen, 81;
A n'g Spencer, 50; David JoneP, 81;
nnu hehdall, 81; henry GARDNER, so,
ssse9nl's iertvigson, 50; Ann Terry,
" elizabeth Knighn, SO; NJ, A,
IssaIs'ey, 81; win Rm Brown, s2
upo were severali persons who
o'e we blue who Dispersed amJng
~ crowd before the liLt could DO com.
Geeu, hence their nAmes are not in.