The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. A. Morris of Bingham is at the Wal
ker.
H. C. Cottrem OF Corinne is among me
guests at the Cullen
DR.. PinkerfOr leaves for san Francisco
this morning on a vacation.
c. F. Spilman OF the Tintic Miner is in
the city, putting up at the Cullen
Manager Fred w Hayt. Of the Mack
intosh ore sampler. is at the Kenyon
from Park City.
William A. Hilton Of the auditors Office
of the Rio Grande Western, leaves for
Denver on Tuesday.
AIRS. Elmer A Evans of Ogden arrived
from the east last night. stopping over
at the knUtsford.
Professor J. 4. Anderson has just re-
turned from six weeks trip TO the yell
IoWstOne National park.
Attorney General Breeder was in
Pennington yesterday on legal business
in connection with his Office.
Mrs. Elihu BurrelI and children are at
present enjoying a delightful visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. n. p. Hansen, at Brigham
City.
A H Crabbe, of the Nicol &. Crabbe
company. leaves today for New York, tc
purchase a new stock OF clothing and fur
nishings.
Sharp Williams, the son of Attorney p.
for Leland Stanford university, to take
special course in engineering
Oscar b Young Of Provo was in the
city yesterday renewing many old ac-
quaintances. He came up TO attend the
funeral OF Aunt "Zina Young.
Attorney Sam A King left for Cedar
City last night TO defend James o. Glen
denntng for killing James Hedges at
Stateline a few weeks ago. The hearing
has been set for Monday.
F. S. Richards returned on Friday night
from his summer vacation, which he
spent on the Pacific coast A good part
of the time was spent on the ocean, and
he states that during his outing he trav-
eled $500 miles by water.
Bishop H 3. ClaWson leaves for san
Francisco today to attend the sickbed Of
his son, VIII ClaWSOn. the artist. Mr..
ClaWSOn is suffering with appendicitis,
and latest advices state that his condition
is extremely critical He is too weak 10
undergo an operation.
RueI and Willie Halloran and their
grandmother, Mrs. RUel Smith. will ar
rive today from the east. They will be
accompanied from Chicago by Miss Fritz,
the principal of the Bryant school. who
IS on her way home from her vacation i'm
New York state. The boys have spent
the greater part Of the summer plying on
the great lakes between Duluth and Buff
falo on a boat belonging to their uncle
John Ford OF Auburn, o. is in the city
visiting his daughter, Mrs. lie Roi G
Snow He viii remain in the city for
several weeks and visit the points of
chief interest. Mr.. Ford is an active Re
publican politician in his home state
Apostle NJ r Cowley and Joseph w
McMurrin departed on Friday evening for
the south to attend stake conferences Of
the Mormon church in Arizona and IN
Juarez. Mexico They will be gone about
one month.
Patrick Finnegan and family returned
TO Salt Lake yesterday. after fifteen
months spent in the east, and viii occupy
their home on First street near \. Mr..
Finnegan is a well-knoWn capitalist. In
speaking OF his experiences in the east he
said that he would never again leave
Zion. Most of the time during his alb
sence was spent in Connecticut, and the
past summer ne almost snothered with
the heat, and is especially glad to get
back to the mountains.