The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. T. D. Sullivan of Eureka is at the
Cullen.
H. H. Spencer, ex-mayor of Ogden, was
in town yesterday.
E. w Wilson left for Chicago yester-
day TO attend meeting of underwriters
Deputy Sheriff Montgomery has re-
turned from an outing to Blackfoot, Ida.
Miss Lena Fowler has returned from her
vacation She is at the Lace House
again.
Mrs. NJ. A. Abrams of Denver is visit
ing friends and acquaintance in the
city.
w. Y. Rice and family left for the east
last night, their destination being Chi
cagO.
Robert D. Grant, the well known min
ing operator, and wife are registered at
the Kenyon. i
E: T. Barratt. travelling agent of the
Cudahy Packing company of Omaha, is
at the Kenyon.
Miss Jennie Y Smith of the Sumner
school leaves On Sunday for a ten days
visit in Weber canyon.
James Creighton, superintendent of the
TesOra mine Of Tintic, came in from
camp last night.
j. r. Davis, a we'll known stock raiser
OF Blacktoot, Ida, arrived in the city last
evening from the north
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. McCune, jr., and
sister Miss Jack LETT yesterday for a
pleasure trip to Fay, New. They will be
gone bur a short time
Madame Lang Of the Paris Millinery
has Just returned from New York, after
a six weeks inspection of fall styles in
the metropolis.
Architect c. S Dallas will leave for
Chicago today to be gone ten days on
/ business in connection with A. W. Nc
CuneS new house
a party composed of County Treasurer
Lynch, Assessor Quinn, DR.. E. A. Trip
and Professor ]. b. Toronto, left yeSter-
day on a fishing trip TO Snake river,
where trout yard long are easily caught.
Arthur E. Pratt yesterday succeeded
George Miller as clerk in the county at
torney's office. Young Miller retired TO
accept more lUcra tive position in the
! office of the Highland Boy Mining COM
pany-
w. Donaldson. T. r. Savage. L. Hammel
and L. G. Brown have returned from yell
lOwstone park. where they had an excit-
ing time lodging bear and mountain lions
/ for the past ten days The freight car
which they loaded the game on has not
yet reached the city.
} A. l.. McClusky a prominent livestock
commission merchant of Sioux City, Ia,
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon,
accompanied by his wife, and is stopping
/ at the Kenyon. Mr. McClusky is here for
pleasure trip and to get acquainted
with some of the livestock men in this
part of the country.
! Adolph Richter and wife returned to
4 ,
spent at the old home in st. Paul, Mimi
/ Mr.. Richter reports that they had good
time but found business Just as dull in
3 the eastern cities IS ii is in Salt Lake. In
fact he reports real estate business as
slack in st. Paul with its 10000 popuia-
1 ton as it is here at home.
! w. A Ray, of the firm of Ray, Andrews
+ & Co. returned yesterday from Chicago,
where he was for three weeks lnVestlgat-
+ ing the condition OF the wool market and
: transacting other business for his firm
He reports that he found the wool mar
/ ket very dull.
E. W Wilson will leave for the east
at noon today to be gone for three weeks.
From here he goes Immediately 10 Mil
/ waukee, Wis, TO attend the national con
vention of the fire insurance agents Al
ter that he Will so 10 his old home In
Illinois and visit among friends for two or
| three weeks.
Dr. Robert C. McNiece, dean Of the
I faculty of the Sheldon Jackson college,
arrived home yesterday afternoon after
/ 2 prolonged trip in the east The doctor
/ was not prepared to say yesterday any
| thing OF the plans OF the trustees OF the
/ college. The work on the bulldlng mas
I been suspended for the time awaiting me
/ action of friends of the school In the east