The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-20
CINCINNATI VISITORS HERE
TWO HUNDRED MEMBERS OF EN-
CURRIERS' HOUSEHOLD CLUB.
Buckeye State People Take Dip In the
Lake and Enjoy Themselves
Personnel of the Party.


Weekly Enquirer Household club reached
Salt Lake City yesterday afternoon about
l o'clock. just too late to witness the
demonstration in behalf of the Utah bat
teries, which was quite a disappointment
as the members had counted much on the
| pleasure. and the band had intended To
participate. The party numbered about
200 and was in charge of 5. f. Cary, Jr.,
editor of the Weekly Enquirer. 1t trav-
| eled in magnificent special train OF
Wagner sleepers, with dining car at
tached. The party left Cincinnati at o:oC
p. m. Monday Aug. IA, and stopped en-
route only at Omaha. to take in the eX-
position, and at Denver a day and half
| to see the sights and make trip over the
| famous Georgetown Loop on the COLORADO
& Southern railroad.
The Enquirer Weekly Household club
| is an organization of contributors 10 the
weekly edition of the Cincinnati En-
quirer and was organized in 1889. 1t has
given an annual excursion since its incep-
ton. 1t is limited to members and their
friends, and their outings have become
among the most popular given by any
organization in the country. The demand
for the privilege of taking the trip IS al
ways very great, and this year large
number of applications had to be refused.
The party, after lunch at the Kenyon.
took special train to Saltair and keenly
enjoyed the pleasures of dip in the salty
sea. All of them were profuse in their
praise of the lake. the city and the ex-
huberaht enthusiasm of the people on the
return of the Utah batteries.
DR.. Earl Harlan, formerly of the staff
of the paper who accompanies the party
as official surgeon and physician, is also
acting as the staff correspondent of the
Enquirer. Last night he was enthusiastic
over Salt Lake City, and telegraphed his
journal a 3,000-word report of their first
days experience here.
I'VE have not seen enough of Salt Lake
City to express ourselves fully, said he
last evening but We are delighted with
our trip and glad we came here. The lake
is u wonder and l am not surprised that
1t attracts thousands of tourists annually
that return east and sound its praises so
lavishly. A swim in it is the most ex-
Vibrating experience of a lifetime. That
arch is the most beautiful thing in that
line | have ever seen. and have fully
described its wOnderouS beauty and mag
nificance in my telegram tonight 10 my
paper"
Prominent in the party are D. C. Zol-
Ter. chief accountant of the Enquirer;
Frank Krug. city engineer of Cincinnati;
Judge ]. p. Murphy. of the court of COM
mon pleas of Hamilton county; Joseph NJ.
Bossony of the Enquirer, and the others
from Cincinnati are j. J. Buss, Mr.. and
Mrs. George ChenOwith, Miss Margaret
Cameron. T. 5. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Doerr. Miss E. Doepke, Mrs. Sarah
Martha Ellis, Miss Alice and Walter
Eggers. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Nj. Fou-
car, Miss Kate Herow. Mrs. Rev. ]. H.
Hewitt, Mrs. John Harris, Mrs. A. ].
Henkey, Simon, Frank and Mrs. Emma
Krug, L. c. Knee, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Keenan,, Mrs. L. II. and Miss Anna
Monter. Mrs. Judge ]. p. Murphy. d. S.
Oliver, Miss Mamie Regain. Mrs. John c.,
Misses Herietta and Emma, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Z. Roth Mr.. and Mrs. o. Z.
Schriver, NJ. y. and Miss Maggie Sweeney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vogel. John Vollmer
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vickey, Mrs. Dr. c.
\. Abbot, MIR. and Mrs H. J. Berens,
Cameron Beck, Mrs. Charles Buss. Misses
Eflr1 mil nd Rara md Mr-
D. G. Zoller.
Others from cities and towns tributary
to Cincinnati are:
Edward Adams. Mrs. Anna Adams Miss
Dollie Anderson, George W. Ansted, DIR.
G. n. Abbott, John Auel. Mrs. John Auel,
Miss NJ. Bentel, Catherine T. Bashore,
Albert II. Berne, Miss Lucy A. Binkley,
A. T.. Brown. Julius A. Becker. c. w.
BOzenhard. Mrs. c. w. Bozenhard, David
Brown, Katherine Z. Caldwell. Robert
Clark, William Critz, Mrs William Critz,
Collect Miss Ella Crumpton, J. p De
Wolfe. Mrs. J. z. De Wolfe, George w
Dispenet, Mrs. Martha Ellis, William
William Greive, Joseph Greenbaum. Miss
Minnie Gobrecht, Miss Ida Gobrecht l..
w. Hitch. Mrs. L. w. Hitch. Bertram l..
Hitch. Perry Hatfield, Miss Kate Herins,
NJ. Hartford, Mrs. Jennie Hetzler, NJ.
Hassett. Miss Settle Zimmerman, Mrs.
Theodore Horst. Miss Leonora Howard.
Heiss, Mrs: J. b. Heiss. Miss Kate Hen
derson, Edward Huling, Mrs. Edward
Huling. a. J. Henkel, Carrie Jennings,
George Kari, Louis Kramer. c. l.. Kim
mel, John +. Korte, Mrs. j. Kohler, Will
lam F. keppler, Archie Longworth,
Charles c. Lewis, Isaac Leonard, Mrs.
Isaac Leonard. Miss Belle Laws. John E.
I.eitemeyer, Mrs. 5. Z. Litehiser Mrs N
Mcbride. Miss Cora Mcbride. Mrs. j. p
Mumford. c. J. Myers. Mrs. c. J, Myers.
a. Monk. Dr. \. X. Monkey, 1. NJ. Miller
Mrs. Marie Noetner. Mrs. Martha
Perschbacker. ]. L. Phillips, Mrs. j. L.
Phillips, Mrs. c. G. Priest, Miss Verna
Phares. Miss Laura Pressler, Mrs. Mary
Rannells. II. c. Roby; Mrs. H. c. Roby,
H w Schleutker, Miss Clara Ella
Stucey, Conrad w. Schaefer, Mrs. Conrad
w. Schaefer. Charles j. Segale, o. l..
Schwenker, Miss Helen Shirk, George
Waite, Mrs. DR.. o. p. Waite. j. l. Wake
field. John Whitney, Frank II. Wiehe,
Mrs. julius Weber. S. ]. Wright, Mrs. s.
]. Wright. Jeanette Yeager, l. B. Young
Mrs. l. b. Young, DIR. II. NJ. Zehrung, Mrs
DR.. II. NJ. Zehrung.
Today the party will visit the various
places of interest about the city, devoting
the morning to sightseeing and in the
afternoon will attend the services at the
tabernacle. 1t will leave the city on its
special. taking the Rio Grande Western to
Grand Junction and returning over the
broad guage division of the Denver & Rio
Grande, having come out over the scenic
narrow guage line. Stops will be made at
to the top of Pixies Peak, and visit to
Manitou, one night at Denver. St
Joseph, Mo, Kansas City, St. Louis and
reach Cincinnati next Saturday after
noon.
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