The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-10
T1NTIc NOTES.
Short Stories About Visitors to and
Inhabitants of Camps.
Special correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Robinson. Sept 9.-The following people
were visitors to the Tintic country TINS
week: L. N. Trent, F. B.; Cook. u: ?,
Burton Burton =, and children, Ed Parsons, D. B;
Eeilv, Salt Lake: Dr. "A. H. McChrystat
and J. H. McChrystal. Eureka; X; "A.
pgesby and an F. H Jepn1ngsp Provo a Ebsn
Smith, r. H. Reid, II: =; cary, 1e pa ,.i-
]. ii. Lovendale, W. n. Clark, Joel ParS'
Salt Lake; F. D: Hahn, Arthur ~ buG iase
]. c. Laux, Omaha; D. L. Fulop, san san
Francisco; the Misses Madge Nesblt, cora
Dusenberry and Emily Whitney, Eureka'
John 6. Miller III f,,t Burlington Ia J. =
So,infy Commissioner ]. C. Kirkendall,
after an absence of several days at Nepnl,
where the board has been In session, re-
Mrs Lafayette Burton, daughter MAI
garet and son Clarence VINO have peen
visiting Mr.. Burton at the Hotel Nam am
moth leave for the city SUNDAY f b SO on oen.
the children may. be in time Tor the OPEN
ing of the schools.
Milton L. Oglesby, superintendent OF
the Emerald mine. THURSDAY received
young civil and mining engineer had come
to gladden. his household. He didn wall
to take advantage Of cheaper raiiroau
rates, in force the following day..
Robert D. Grant. nephew Of Franklin
Farrell. who was associated with the Par-
rot mine at Butte, is expected to arrive
in. Tintic next week from Con Ia 't -
man, has been abroad and will douptiess
not care to come west at present. w men
Mr. Grant reaches here he Will nave a
conference with Acting Manager Don ..
ellis. and future operations in the Uian,
Sioux and Sioux-Ajax tunnel Will De DELL
nitely decided upon. a.,
Miss Lillian Miner, teacner IN ,ne
located midway between Robinson and
Mammoth. arrived in time to take the
customary examina ton at EUREKA, anu
report for the opening OF the school on
Mrs. D. O.. Miner and children will re-
turn Monday from Nephi. where they
have been visiting Mrs, Miners parents,
and participating in a sort of family re-
Z Ex-county Recorder C. B. Jack of Salt
Lake county. Surveyor j. I. Breckon ana
Kirkendall hotel Robinson. In order to
meet the demand for small houses Mr..
George is erecting a number Tor rent ON
the SURFACE ground of the Opex group: Pc.
of the KirlSendall. The judge is looking
after his Grand Southern group of claims
just outside of Diamond.
day at the home of Mrs. Foster, wife of
the Congregational minister, Festus
Foster The affair was conceived with a.,
view Of bringing about a nearer friendsnip
encouraging more vigorous church work.
Those present were: MesdaMes j.. G.
Kirkendall, Joseph Treloar, Tregoning.
Diehl. House, Lloyd and Miss Nesbltt. A
mutual interchange of sentiment was in
dulged in and some plans formulated
which, it is hoped. will be productive of
good results.
Brigham Smoot, chemist in charge at
the Grand Central mine. Thursday enter
tanned at luncheon the Misses Cora Dus-
enberry and Madge Nesbitt Of Eureka.
and Miss Emily Whitney of Salt Lake.
Rev. Wildman Murphy who has so
faithfully served the Methodist cause at
Payson for a number OF years. has &C,
with his family are now occupying the
parsonage. Mr.. Murphy has many old
Leadville friends in Utah who remember
him as a Conscientious and diligent worker
in his adopted following. They remember
him as a cheerful and cheering friend who
always had time to give a helping hand
to the weary laden and to share the burd-
ems of the Weak-hearted.