Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-04
PERSONALS.

u, d. r. Thompson is on a business
trip to Chicago,
Judge Morse has returned from hold
Ing court at Coalville.
], c. Doyle, win Bywater, Davis Al
lison, a. Vlsng and w. ]. Oriob have
gone up East Canyon on a trip.
J.. A. silbersten and wife have gone
east, Mr. Silhersteln Is on business con-
nected with the Elks convention.
Henry ButterGed. travelling passen-
ger agent for the d, l., & w. at Chi
oago, Is In the city on a business trip.
w, w. Mitchell and family George
Tremayne and f. W. Gardner left this
morning on fishing and camping out
outing at Holiday park
Matt Dougherty who was in Park
City yesterday, says that It, showed
there all day and up In the hills the
snow fell three inches deep.
Edward D. Chase. the well known
mining engineer, is at Park City from
the east examining the Wabash and
other local properties In the interest of
eastern investors.
Misses Il. +. Howard, II. N. Letting
well and G. Y. Leffingwell, OF st.
Mary's school at Knoxville, Ills, are
guest at the Knutsford en- route on q
trip to the Sandwich Islands.
Pat Ryan is in town from Chicago
where he says IL has been very cold
and rainy. County Treasurer William
h. Dale, who has returned from Kansas
tells similar story for that state.
Bishop James Andrus Of st. George Is
guest at the Cullen, He says II has
peen cold In the south, and that two
DAYS ago when he was In Milford, he
witnessed one of the severest dust
storms that section ever experienced
He thought the whole country would
blow away
Byron h. Shear arrived from Denver
this morning, and is at the Knutsford.
lie says mining interests are quiet in
Denver, but other lines of business are
active, and the city is RAPIDLY building
up. Mr.. Shear finds a marked in
crease there In the number OF consump-
tive residents who are not considered
desirable additions to the population.
Henry Mccormick and Chester Mason
this morning gave a tallysho party with
a lunch at the Hermitage In Ogden
canyon, Among those who were the
guests were Miss Anna Mccormick. Mrs.
Louise Smedley Smith, Miss Judge.
Mrs Dale, Miss Blanche Burke. Miss
Katherine Geddes Miss Nellie Dooly.
Miss Letta Mcmillan, Lieut.. Farrer.
Benner X. Smith and Ernest Bamber-
ger.
W. II. Remington Is at the Alta club
from Puget Sound. He is enthusiastic
over the growth Of that section OF the
country, and says that the number Of
lumber mills have In the last year in
creased 40 per cent and are still in
creasing. The Touring interests must
have greater manufacturing equip
ment, and 500 barrel mill will be built
shortly In Seattle. The transpaciflc
traffic Is developing enormously. and
Asiatic liners are running from Sound
points, The Northern Pacific has got
to building freight cars at its terminal,
and the time Is not far distant when
the company will erect great shops for
the building OF all kinds Of cars. There
Is the finest kind of an opportunity
for great iron and steel works on the
Sound, and the fact that the best kind
OF iron has been discovered. In that
country makes the establishment there
OF such an industry more than prob
able. Mr., Remington says that gem
eral business has increased 80 per cent.
II not more,in the Sound country, in the
last year.