The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-27

!, are the centers OF certain sections and
: explain TO the ladies who visit our
: agencies the beauties of the work our
{ machine does, and the merits of the
5 machine itself / was intending to go
1 on 10 the coast, but have been ordered
$ 20 Omaha TO take charge of our exhibit
at the exposition there
was here purple day, and a very
particular friend of mine is the widow
or an Elk, Mrs. General Tom Thumb.
The famous midget was an Elk and
MS WIDOW is an ardent admirer of the
order, and one of her costumes is of
white and purple, the colors of the
order. Being here on Elks purple day
decorated the window of our COM
pany's office. on Main street and made
! the picture of Mrs Tom Thumb in her
purple and white costume the central
ngure 1t was very pretty, too, 1 as
sure you, but l didn't see it mentioned
In any OF the papers"
Charles c.. Paine and wife of Cleve-
iand, and his sons Henry E.. Charles
b. and John Howard Paine, are at the
hnutsiord. Mr. Paine is not one of the
standard Oil magnates of that name,
put Is prominent capitalist and iron
dealer of the Forest City
me IRON industry is booming as ii
never mas before" said he, land our
greatest difficulty is to secure iron
enough deal in the manufactured
article. and the demand for pig iron
| Is so great that manufacturers are
away behind in their orders The ac-
uVlty IN the iron trade has stimulated
all other lines of business. [ have
peen out TO Catalina island, California !
on snort vacation with my family !
and am en- route home. We have sion |
PED over in Salt Lake to enjoy the lake |
Tor couple of days. / have made nu- |
Iil ~, visits to this city. Tie first
was shortly after the completion of the |
rallroad, and l note with interest the
advancement Salt Lake has made. II
Is a beautiful city and destined to be
| a great one"
~ southern Utah will send at least 20 600
sleep 70 the Kansas City market this |
season., said Theodore Larson a Dromi |
neht sheep raiser of Willard county. at
me me walker last evening. Sheep in our
section nave done fine. They are fat and |
IN splendid condition for market and are
bringing good prices They will average
an around, lambs and wethers, 1926
season." o''u
:. Salt Lake City should not hide IFS
light under a busheI but should make
known to the world her interesting at
Wnrt6 5ra said A: G. Dawson. Fort
Morth (Iex.l newspaper man, who is
s2ehnlng a snort vacation in this city
II Is one or the most delightful places
nave ever seen in which 10 sDend and I
ENJOY an outing. Texas people are great |
folks to travel, but Colorado has been
tner Mecca year after year | am sure 4,
Il Il they knew of the great attraction of
oais idhe ana us magnificent bathing IA
clHues. TINS city would attract many
from Texas every summer. ,
Ine cattlegrowers convention meets in
Fort Worth about the middle of January
and it is to be hoped that some of the
Utah cattleowners will be on hand This
Is great stock raising country and Utah
ton
DIR. L. B. .standinger, one of the fore
most physicians of St. Louis. is spending
a few days enjoying the charms of the
lake He is at the Kenyon.
William s. Makes the well known
Tooele attorney, is registered at the :,
White House. L
Hon. c: a. Calls. ex-representative in
the legislature and present attorney of
Summit county, is at the White House. s.
Joseph Hatch. a well known merchant 9
and cattle raiser of Heber, has just re- .
turned from the east and was a guest L
at the Cullen last night. I
H L. Morehouse of the Short Line en- n
sineering corps and his wife are at the 81
irand Pacific. W
J. Waldere Kirk of New York, he of the cl
wardrobe. is back in town, and
startled the rotunda habitues at the =.
anntsford with a particularly noisy suit. =,
Avis Jacobs of Denver and his two p;
daughters are guests at the Walker. Mr.. m
Jacobs is the popular travelling represent W
tive. of the Continental Tobacco COM oil
ANY and is known all over the west as 81
Horseshoe Jake -
DIR. Edward E. Mackenzie. an eminent
physician of Baltimore, is at the Kenyon.
Charles T. Remme. a prominent ST. It
1ouis business man, and mis- family are
/ the Kenyon.
inc Bow, Wyo.; Miss G. Bradt. Miss T. -
Iradt. Beatrice, Neb.; A. G. Richardson, ST
i. Louis. Mo; Mrs. Williams. Miss VIII tn
ans, San Francisco. Z. May and wife. 20
fttsburg. Pa: Charles 7. Remme and "a
life. DR.: l.. B. Standinger. St. Louis; da
.haries Burke. Denver; r. NJ. Feltus, lo-
.ansas City, Mo-; DR.. D. W. King. Weier, ~
IAN; c. l. Wilson. Columbus. Kan; l.. go
Ieneson. Chicago; John II. Scrogin. Des
Ioines; j. f. Nangle and wife, ST. Louis; ed
|. c. Conley and wife. Joplin. Mo; II. K. 90
erigo. Omaha; e. E. Mackenzie. NJ. D.. :.
lutte; j. o. Culver. San Francisco; 5. 70
veinheimer ST Louis: Trabue Van Gu va
: Henderson. Los Angeles: Charles POr- AZ
er. New Haven. Conn; A. r. Hager ne
:. r. Bach and wife. Bloomington. Ills; w
]. French Blackfoot. Ida; Joseph Au-
niger, Denver; b. McNaney. Battle I-e
reek Mich: William S Thyng. Pull nv
IAN. Wash: c. w Trimbie. Fort Collins. his
olo.; A II. Vivian, Chicago; Mr.. and ne
Irs. G. II. Oldineg New York; l.. II.
unning Los Angeles; w. L. Osborn, CT,
few York: a. J. Van Kuran. a. f. 80
hutchinson, Omaha; Charles l.. Trout, VI
ew York: Mrs. Il. III. Dwinnen Jeffer- me
IN, Ia; S. ). Lands. Logan; G.. y. lie
rockwell. Boston; George Anislie, Boise,
Ia; G. III. Roberts. Denver. =
White House;-R- |. Riley and wife, z,
Uses Riley, Master Riley. l.. Raistrick, AZ
exander Wright and wife. Echo; Alice -
Malcans. Sadie \. Stewart. Newport ~
v; Miss Adele Hurst, Miss Madge
Hendrick. Echo; Hon. c. ~ Calls. 20
,alvile; Mrs S j. Scheniter. Mrs Man
rt, Miss Manhart. Master Manhart, W
ranston; L. II. Bergman and wife, j. ~
.rrymau. Bingham; j. Nelson, c. p. Os- l =
rg Leadville; l.. F. Young. Kingston; W
Jorge Wilson. Denver; T. w. Williams, "a.
lstiegate: Miss Kate Robb. Abilene. -
an: Miss Alice Irwin. Tyrone, Pa; Mrs. W
Dale. Mrs. L. Dale Floyd Centralia, fG
s.; W. Weber. Ogden; William S. "
ark, Sorei. y
Ney.-O. F. Goddard. Billings o. c. NJ
mond and wife, Chicago; {. w. Ede- -.
IN Lincoln. Neb.: A. S. Burns. jr., New ~
,rk: Albert S. Walch and wife. San NJ
]. II. Parsons. Chicago; j II. ~
nes San Francisco; Nell Dean. Lara ~,
e. Wyo.; LYDIA Haveand. Irene Howell, "
elk Springs: John BashtOn, Iowa City, -
/: Charles X. Leroy, Myes; Mrs. John ~