The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-12
HOTEL GOSSIP.

HOlEL GOSSIP.
I'VE got out folder recently for the
Oregon Short Line that consider rather
| the best piece of railroad literature that
| has been issued said w. H. Poole at the
knutsford yesterday He is a member OF
the the great printing firm of Poole Bros
Ihey make speciality OF railroad print
| ing and their work is confined to that line
almost entirely.
business has been unusually good. y
SAID ne. we have been rushed with or
| GERS and our plant is pushed to its ca
pacity. The excursion business west this
year has been unusually heavy. and We
tickets. We do business with all of the
western roads,
c. c.. Smith of Chicago representing
Libby & Co., the packers. and also Wool
Soap, was at the Kenyon yesterday. Il
sell my soap everywhere and it even goes
70 the Philippines, said Mr.. Smith yes
teraay. business has been big this year
ana expect 10 have the banner season.
In the canned meats and other packing
mouse products, my sales have been big,
ana altogether l think l am out for the
biggest trip ever enjoyed
Our neck of the woods is a cattle
| country, said j. d. Lovett of Cheyenne
Wells Colo, at the Kenyon yesterday.
While the grass has been rather short.
cattle have done WELL Rain has fallen
at the needed time and within the last
TWO weeks the rain has revived everv
nope. we only have about 400 people in
our county, but make up for it in the
great amount of cattle We raise and ship.
Tourist travel west is immense and
nearly all trains run in two sections past
our town.
We have had a big crop in Oklahoma.
ana are enjoying great prosperity" said
NJ G. W Pettyjohn of Mulhou. O. T.. al
-has, >
through the territory Will run fully twen-
ty bushels to the acre, and the first car
we sent out of our town brought 81 cents
per bushel. 1t is a big yield. Corn will
also be big. So will cotton and caster
beans Oklahoma is in fine shape and
business is prosperous. All our people
blessed indeed"
Grand gulch will yet be a great copper
country, said George Angus at the Gull
from the railroad. but the Rio Grande
Western has surveyed all through our
country and We will before long get a
road. There is big. opportunity in our
section Tor capital and We expect to boom
wnen the railroad connects US with the
outside world
Mrs Lena Thompson and Miss Addie
darr1s. the two school teachers of St
Louis who Were killed Monday on the
southern Pacific railway Were in the
party mat were registered at the Cullen
last Thursday. Both ladies were among
the most vivacious in the party, and made
many friends at the Cullen Consequently
the announcement of their death Yester-
Gay cast a gloom among the regular
guests OF this popular hosiery.
I saw the battle at Manila and recently
met Admiral Dewey at Hong Kong" said
KKoDert Cochran of New York at the
Kenyon last night. 1T made a better
American out of me- he said, land IL
would be surprising to you to see with
what respect, the Stars and Stripes are
now esteemed. AT Hong Kong 1 met
Naval Constructor Hobson. He has evil
IDENTITY gotten over his kissing craze. and
was very busily engaged In the work of
restoration of captured Spanish warshins
and gunboats [ had the misfortune To
be caught in one of the terrible typhoons
on the China coast, but our vessel sus-
tanned no damage.
China is slowly UNDERGOING disruntion
ana 1t will not be long before that country
Will have entirely lost its identity. Eng
land Is quietly grabbing what she wants
ana mas extended her territory to a consid-
cradle extent Thus far the United States
has not got into it, but we have able dip
Tomato and naval representatives on the
sLouiiu. look 10 see our flag flying
prominently in that section. This country
begun"
Matt Bertsch and wife of Victor. Colo.
on the Fourth" said he, land spent SIS
goo in red fire and fireworks. Our ceIe-
bration attracted thousands of people to
our city. and We all feel good over our
success. We have the biggest gold
camp in the world, and expect 10
break the record this year. The popula-
ton OF our district Cripple Creek is now
about $1,000
Price is all right and our section of
Itah is attracting attention." said L.
Eowenstein, a prominent merchant OF
that town, at the Kenyin last evening
we are waiting for the opening of the
reservation, and expect quite boom.
Business is very good"
Everybody in the west smoke and nv
sales are bigger than ever, and | am
making a record-breaking trip said
Charles 5. Morse at the Kenyon last
the Pacific and represents one of the
largest cigar manufactures in the United
States.
Business is something wonderful and
am booking orders as fast as / can
write them down. Prosperity is certainly
here"
Kenyon.-C. F. Smoek. Omaha; G.
Goldsmith. Cincinnati. o.; /. solomon,
Austin, New; Ben Torn, ST Louis; Frank
Jeileikoff, Saltwater. Okla; n. L. Hail,
G Bray, Lima, Mont; Mrs George ].
Denver: ]. d. Loveitt and wife, Chey-
enne, Wells, Colo: W. II. Sassaman. +.
Sigler, Philadelphia; c. c. Smith, Chi
caSo; Leo Hamburger, Louisville Ky;
Sidney Stevens Ogden; L. W. Halsey, p.
L. Halsey. Milwaukee; Charles G. Lewis,
Denver; B. F. Small, Bishop Thorne,
Pleasant Grove; J. A. Lamon. Chicago;
w. h. BucholZ. Norfolk; G. G. Linen, San
Francisco; Mrs S. A Utter, Miss Utter,
Kansas City, Mo-; T. Miltonerger,
Omaha; ]. c; Gleason. Kansas City, d.
Salt Lake; ]. E. Cate, Chicago; C. Dill
mann, Milwaukee; c. Z. Langham New
York; L. II. Agnew, Chicago; William
st. Joseph, Mo-; y. McNaney.
Battle Creek. Mich; NJ. H. Bertsch and
wife, Victor, Cole; John Crawford:
Gibson. Boston; R. F. Wineman and
family, Denver; W. II. Reed, Cleveland;
l.. Lowenstein. Price; r. J.. Taylor,
Ogden; A. \. Steed, Ogden.
Knutsford.-Joh W. Stutly. Chicago:
e: II; Bostweek. Denver; Edward n:
wife. Boise; H. l.. Smith. Boston; ]. NJ /
Knapp. Boston; Manuel Hirsh, New
York; William II. Scale, Chicago; S. D. !
Catherwood. Austin, Tex; II. P. Giles |
pie, Washington, D. c.; John 7. Graham, !
Bluffs; Henry S. McCarty. Boston; E. NJ !
and wife. Omaha; Mrs. Percy /
l.. Schuman, Chicago.
walker.-W. H. White and wife, II. G. |
Hayball and wife, Joseph Mousen and |
wife, Mrs. C. W. Parsons. G. NJ. Thomson |
and wife, Logan; T. w. Petersen and
Wilson and wife. Miss Rose LiIganguist |
Miss Mae Florence, Hyrum; Paul Nc !
Reynolds, Redlands. Cal. j. w. Titcomb |
Hite; ]. W. ord, n. w. Scofeld. Nephi |