Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-26
Of the laundress, whose body was taken
to town by Mr. Angel.


OF tDe laundress, whose body WAS taken
to town by Mr. Angel.
Bishop II. b, Clawson and Mrs Emily
ClaWson Joined their children and
grandchildren the Lamberts, Camp
bells and Browns, on the Twenty
fourth This date was a notable an
nlyersary for Bishop Clawson 1t was
Just Is years ago to the day since he
was last in Brighton, the occasion hav-
Ing been July "A, 1851, when the pioneers
We're encamped here and the first news
was received Of the approach OF john
stones army Geo Lambert took a
Kodak shot Of the Bishop seated upon
the same old tree stump that he sat
upon i5 years ago,
MI Spencer Clawson and his sons
Curt and Jack were among the Twenty
fourth arrivals. They have pitched
tent amid the shades Of the shelterlng
pines and are boarding at the hotel.
Miss Ethel Young Of ogden is visiting
the Pyper cottage. Sid Saville and
Willie James dropped In on their return
from the Weber and spent few days.
NJ. a. Rogers and family have moved
into their cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Cheeseman. Miss Bee
Cheeseman, HELEN Gillespie and Allen
Maclean are at the Walker cottage.
Judge and Mrs, Powers and son are
at Carnegie for the summer
Senator Rawins and children are at
their cottage, Mrs. RaWlins is de-
tanned In the city through the illness
Of her mother.
Mrs, A. Dinwoodey Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Moyle.
Mr. Cloyerdale came up to spend the
Tween ty-fourth at Ellerbeck's cottage
Mrs Aaron Keyser and family are
in the Read cottage.
Mrs. d. w Phean Of Murray is visit
in= his sister Mrs. jay Lambert,
J. n. Brown and family came up on
the Twenty fourth Via Murray
Mrs. Sarah Karrick is enjoying tent
life near the Short cottages.
Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Brooks and faml-
" are located at their cottage,
Mr. w, s. Godbe is stlll here. He IL
stu in a very weak condition.
Mrs. Emma Ellerbeck is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Darling.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Caine and Miss
'oundy are at one Of the Short cot
tages.
Harold Fabian and Paul Nelden are
guests at Mrs. Ferguson's, and the cot
tage can no longer lay claim to It's title
OF "The Adamless Eden"
The following are the arrivals at the
Hotel Brighton during the past week:
Zeta Morris, Edyth p, Crane Aussia G..
Schulder. David Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. III Irvine and child, Miss Georgia
A. Yadner, Miss Gertrude Hanson, G.
II. Porter, Mr. and Mrs II, NJ, Din
woodey G. Kroeger, wife and two chill
dren, Miss Ella NJ Perley, j. II. White,
Or. Beer and wife. f h. Poll, 10 Au-
dr. Louis Il, Arnold, A, Il. Evans, A, d.
Ferron, Mrs. f. ], Fabian, Stella En-
bian. K. B. r. Taylor Leon Wilson, j.
7, Dunbar, w, d. Nebeker NJ. c, Cod
be and family, c. j Trip, VIM. Kearns,
James j. Gray, Mrs. g. T.. Murphy, Mrs.
A, q. Mahan, Mrs. A. Mckinney, r.. w.
Salisbury Aleck Thomas, Carey
lnsklrk. Mrs. A. II. Street, Miss Annie
Street, j. j., Judge, X G. Park Mrs. j.
d. Spencer and children, II. h. Lemon,
Mrs, o. Smithes. A. H. Woolley ana
wife C., w. Mldgley, wife and three
children, Mrs x Mellen and niece. Mr..
and Mrs. Geo + Felt and Miss Alice
Felt Mrs, w c. Spence, Miss Florence
| Spence, Miss f. Dugent, Miss NJ. Snow
Major Richard W. Young and family
have the Putnam cottage. Major Young
went over to the Provo river on FRI
daY TO visit Judge Stewards camp.
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