Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-06
PERSONAL.


j. II. Bacon left for Denver last
night
George Mullet Is back from his
months trip TO the east
C. r. Oden OF the Coop Wagon 6
Machine company is east on a business
trip.
W ]. H. Dotson is In the city look
ing after the interests Of Beaver county
Democracy.
Mrs =. j. Quealy. accompanied by
her sons, came IN from Rock Springs,
Wyo, yesterday
w. s. Marks. superintendent OF the
Tooele County public schools. was In
the city yesterday.
+. NJ Friedman the we'll known
clothler, has returned from a months
trip 20 eastern cities.
Or. j. G.. u. King. who has been
spending q few days south on a hunt
ing trip, returned TO the city last
night.
Peter Graves Jr Is up from Ephraim
today, He says that the situation in
the valley Is much improved.
NJ F. Murray Of the Ephraim Enter
prise is up TO the convention.
James Cherry Of Manti Is In the city
renewing old acquaintance.
The familiar face Of VIM Howard Of
Price was seen on the street today,
r. NJ, Wood is up from Carbon coun-
~ attending the convention. He says
that the crop Of this section Is secured
and for the season is fair.
Geo Christensen Of Mount Pleasant,
the superintendent Of schools for San
pete county, is In the city.
L. F. Becker the well known Manti
milling man, IS in the city. Mr., Becker
says the crop OF that section Is an
average in quantity but poor Of quail
ty
Charles f. Murphy and his sister
leave for California shortly They win
take In the meeting Of Native Sons at
San Francisco
w. w. Stevens OF De Lamar, Nevada,
Is In the city. He says that prospects
were never brighter In the camp. The
prospect Of the early building OF the
Los Angeles railroad Is causing a re-
vival OF business at the camp.
Mr.. Samuel Douglas, a prominent
merchant Of Payson and father-in-law
to Prof Mcclellan. came up from the
south this morning. He reports that
the farmers In his vicinity are feeling
jubilant I'm regard TO the recent rains,
and that beet digging will commence
within the next few days,
Cullon-W. G., Hett, J. @, Lambert
Kamas; n. strew ogden; D. Il, Bun
arsdene. Meredith, Kansas; G., w
Smith, ogden; f. G. Coale. Silver City;
VIM. Buys. Heber, J. +, Grifilths, Mon.
ticello. Ill., NJ Stewart, Neb. r, Moore,
Nebraska; +. =. Hammond, Nebraska.
Walker-L. Han, Mercur, r. N.
futile Mantl Mrs L. Higgins. Craw-
ford. Neb. Geo. Sheppard, O. W,
Schweitzer, Mrs. b. Day, LOyelock,
New; James II. Devine. Sacramento,
cal; ID. W. Jones oak Hi Ohio
MIS-. n. j Krosse. American Fork
W. G.. Cuthbert, San Francisco; n. $,
Nelson and vile. Draper; Mrs ]. IL
Smith, J, A. Walker Denver.
White House-H. Wade. Castle Gate:
Miss Annie Wade. Castle Gate. Frank
Latta. Vernal J. T. Lambert, Kamas.
A. W. Candland Ia Graade, Oregon,
Jos Chaffrey Sprlngville; +, Lynn and
wife American Fork. 4. T. Stephenson.
Holden; 5. Probert, Sacramento; i. ].
Stewart, j l.. Stewart I'd, Dalton.
Emma Dalton, j. r. De La Mar Too
ella; Pat Flood Cotton. w. +, Rydach.
Provo.
The Kenyon--C. c. Colt city; =. o.
Splelberg and wife. Boston; Chas. Wien !
heimer. San Francisco w. b. Simmer.
Denver: J.. II. Fox and wife Limore, o. |
C.. Brown and wife Hanford Carrie |
Van Veighten. Hadinge. Neb.: Miss /
Blanche Williams Chicago; VIM. f.. /
Knox. Bran city; Il. Sells. Chicago.
a. f. Benton, ogden; Mrs. j. w. Inn /
sedalla, No.
Hotel arrivals today up 10 p m. az |
the leading houses were as follows |
Knutsford-E A. Hayeistie. st. Paul; 4
Leo b. StOddards. Chicago. e., NJ. /
Avery. Chlcago A. J. Moran. Cripple /
Creek; J. w. Persall. Rldgewood ~ T. |
f. Meyers and wife and son. ST. /
Louis; W. VI. Gerfihunn, Cincinnati /
Ohio: +. ]. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. r. II, /
Noonan. John /. Shuff, Mr. and Mrs /
l.. n. Levey Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. /
Brown, +. d. Stephenson, Cincinnati |
Ohio John Edmonds and wife, san
T.. T. simonds, Fitchburg,
Mass.