The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-04
Personal MessfiOE1.

White House - a. 'ii
Dr.. F. B.. Steele of Nephi is visiting
! friehdS in the city.
Ex-Governor George w. Emory Of Pos
ton IS registered at the Cullen
Mrs. George H. Wood has recovered
from her recent severe illness.
e w Clark. Superintendent of the
OPhir mines, is stopping at the KENYON.
Mayor George Smith of Park CITY and
Henry Shields are in town. guests of the
State Senator Willis Johnson and Mrs
Johnson are guests of the White House
conference visitors
Reuben G. Miller, president of Emery
at the White House
o. K. McGraw of the firm of NevIands
q McGraw will leave for American Fork
tomorrow on a weeks duck hunting trip.
John W. Kissell of Scofieid is a local
visitor TO attend the conference. Mr.
kissell is at the White House. accom-
panied by several members of his family
II; N Saxton Of Washington D. c.. a
nephew of Mrs. Mckinley. is stopping at
the Knutsford. Mr. Saxton is q gov
eminent attache and is taking a tour for
rest.
Representative E. r. South of Rich
county. Representative Peter NJ. Vaughan
or cache county and Representative
10 view the wonders of the fair.
President James @. Duffin of the
southwestern states mission, with head
quarters at Kansas CITY. Is in the civ
for conference.
Charles Little. a well known Butte man.
after spending several days in Salt Lake,
leaves today for home.
\. c. Craig, superintendent of western
agencies Tor Armour & Co, left yes
terday for the north. after looking over
the local field. Mr.. Craig will return to
Salt Lake en- route east within a week or
two.
Bishop James Andrews of st. George is
one of the early arrivals for the con-
ference. The bishop is at the Cullen, &C
companied by Mrs. Andrews, Laura An
dreus and Mary E. Pagett.
Senator SmoOt of Provo arrived in Salt
Lake yesterday in time to get caught in
the rain far from his hotel and equally
distant from friendly umbrella. Sen
ator SmOot announced his visit to be in
relation to his mining interests.
S. w. Western. volunteer observer for
the weather bureau at Deseret, was
local visitor yesterday and will spend q
few days in Salt Lake on account of the.
smith and an enthusiast on meteorological
studies.
will command the Twelfth field battery
at Fort Douglas. arrived at the Knuts-
tord last evening and was accorded an
Stunning his duties at the post
Charles +. Smith arrived in the city
yesterday from Albuquerque n NJ. and
home OF his son, Charles Smith, jr This
is the first time Mr.. Smith has seen his
son IN three years and the first time he
was ever in Salt Lake.
Frank Baackes of Chicago, general rep
resentative of the American Steel & Wire
company, more frequently referred to as
the steel trust; (. r. Poole. western rep
resentative of the same company. with
offices at Denver. and Stanley Green OF
Mr.. Pooles staff are stopping over in
Salt Lake on a tour of inspection and
receiving reports from agents of the CON
Germ. Mrs. Baackes and Mrs. Poole ac-
campany the party, which is stopping at
the knutsfOrd.
Clyde SQuires and Harold Orlob have
gone to New York. The former. who
has been studying under Professor Har-
wood, viii continue his studies under
such. notable artists as Christy and
Chase. Mr.. Orleb goes on business and
pleasure combined. They will visit Chi
cagO and the Pan-Ameriean exposition.
Salt Lake hotels have a large quota of
doctors registered stopping over after
the meeting of the Utah State Medical
ASSOCIATION at Provo DR.. Frank B.
Steele. Nephi; DR.. L. G. Ford, Luna
Mont; DR.. George V Middleton. Cedar
City, and DR.. A. L. Castleman of MercuF
are at the Cullen