The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-08

out of town during these August DAYS,
and although there are some left who
give teas and luncheons the majority
are thinking of dress affairs with a
horror resulting from mountain air.
Salt Lake people get the mountain
fever every summer and the epidemic
seems to be increasing. Big Cotton
wood canyon is an evidence of this
these days. The canyon is alive with
campers. Driving from the city to
Brighton's one catches glimpses Of their
white tents at each turn in the road.
This canyon is an especial faVOrite with
. our residents. The road is peaceful
and quiet and is traversed only by the
daily stage which carries the wander
ing summer boarder 10 his destination,
and the campers outfits which drive
slowly up the canyon in a lazy and
unconcerned manner as though they
had all day to get there. And as one
passes along he gets glimpses of those
who have already reached their desti-
nation and pitched their tents and
made q dwelling place for few DAYS
or weeks. And the passersby look with
q glow OF interest at the people wash
ing dishes, cooking napjacks over
Bonfire or lying in a hammock reading
the latest novel. These may all be
common place occupations at home but
everyone who rides 10 and down Big
Cottonwood these days looks with in
terest and amusement at the CAMPERS
who indulge in these wildly exciting
things
At Brighton there are a number of
new cottages this summer and a long
list Of familiar names. On driving into
this peaceful summer resort you pass
the new home Of Mr.. Odell where the
family are spending the summer. 1t is
tho
knoll a short distance from the road,
and with a splendid view of the sunset
and of towering peaks all about. The
next house is Mr.. George Rcmney's. 1t
has Veranda swung full OF hammecks,
and is occupied by Mrs. Romney and a
party of friends from the city. Beyond
the hotel is the familiar homelike cot
tage of DR.. Anderson with the hospit-
able sign Dew-Drop-Inn" over the
door, Here are the Anderson family Of
girls with a number of their friends
an in bicycle skirts and sweaters.
Farther up the road is Carnegie Hail,
the summer home Of Judge and Mrs.
O. w. Powers. The judge is devoted to
this summer home in the hills where he
spends as much time as he possibly
can from the moment the weather gets
warm.
Then there is Judge Howat's cottage
filed with his big family OF girls, and
Just around the bend Of the road is the
Putnam cottage occupied by Mrs. and
Miss Grace Anderson, while in the lit
tie valley below is the Haines cottage
where Mrs. Sadler and her family en-
terrain their friends. On the mill above
is the group OF cottages belonging TO
the Godbe family. This spot is looked
uison as the family camping ground,
where members of the family. sisters,
cousins, aunts and friends come to pass
a few weeks in the open air.
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Mrs. Plummer and Mrs. Ira Lewis
anne up Tuesday, and are at the hotel.
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Miss Louie Odell gave candy pull
Friday night. Those VINO enjoyed the
occasion were Miss Anderson, Miss
Hitler, Miss Kathleen Anderson. Miss
Irma Aft, Miss Brooks, Mr.. Charles
Lawrence, Mr.. Frank Judge, Mr.. Hal
Hampstead and Mr.. George Odell.
Mrs. Wells is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Brooks entertained Monday
evening at a bonfire, over 80 guests be-
ing present. During the evening
delicious chocolate and dorghnuts were
served.
aIr. Alex Goliath gave picnic at
Lake Mary Thursday the guests Of
honor being Miss Marian Knic1er-
booker and Miss Josie katz.
Thursday. night Miss Odell gave a
dance and singing contest. The even
ing proved a most enjoyable one.
Mrs. Howat arrived Wednesday
might.
Miss Alff is expected next week. She
viii be the guest at Dew-Drop-In."
Miss Mary Howat visited Park City
during the week
Miss Miller will leave for home early
this week after pleasant visit with
the Misses Anderson.
Miss Donnellan is the guest of Miss
Grace Anderson.
Miss Odell has issued invitations for
a tea Monday in honor of the birthday
of Miss Irma Aft
The Misses Howat gave a candy pull
Monday evening
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The, Rev. Adelbert and Mrs. Hudson
arrived yesterday. ar. Hudson Will
conduct services at the hotel this morn
ing.
Mr. VIII Dinwoodey came up last |
night and viii spend a few days with
his mother.
Miss Addie Hampton is the guest of
Mrs. G. T. Odell
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Mrs Murray Godbe is entertaining
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Young.
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Mr.. II. Dinwoodey drove up from the
city Thursday.
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Miss Louie odeli spent Thursday at
Park City.
Mrs. Florence Clawson is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Dinwoodey.
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Mr.. O. II. Avey principal of the