Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-23

Cal, formerly resident OF this city,
/ Is AZ the knutsford.
Chief Clerk Olsen Of the reclamation
service has returned from two weeks
"trip TO western Colorado,
Mrs. Hugh Anderson Is home from an
extended visit to the st. Lawrence river
much improved In health.
Col. Tim Kinney Is in the city from
Rock Springs to visit with his daugh-
ters who are IN school here.
Manager May Of the Western Union
Telegraph company has gone 20 Pueb o
Tor u 10 days visit accompanied by his
mother
g. Kraft "a tourist from Florence.
Italy, Is In the city. aud says that one
must visit salt Lake in order TO appre-
clote IT'S attractions
Robert D. Cant has gone into busi-
ness In Los Angeles and is preside [
OF the American Mines and EXpoita-
ton company Of thar city.
w. J. Scbrec of Caldwell. Ida, IL at
the Wilson, ana states that two compa-
MES have gtortei TO build electric roads
between Boise and Caldwell
MR.. c. Fred Culmer has recovered
sul!.e.cntly from her operation at Holy
Cross hospital to be removed to the
home pf friends at 629 east Second
South street
"a kinb3ll the pianist has taken
D sale2mon's position with the Clayton
Music company MI Kimball Is a Ber-
nm conservatory graduate, and assistant
organist a. the Tabernacle.
p, n. Lannan returned Yesterday af-
teinoon from his extended trlp
through western Europe ana the Brit
ish Isles. Postmaster Thomas. who
accompanied him, viii return later in
The week from the east
NJ D. Wells, secretary Of the Con.
so'ldated wagon & Machine COMPANY,
leaves later IN the week for Chicago
ana the east to make purchase con-
tracts for the season Of l9C6. He will
be away a month or over.
Miss Mabel Sellers. who has for soy.
eral years been bookkeeper ana steno-
grapher with the Peoples Forwarding
company OF this city, leaves Friday
next for Hamilton county California.
where she has accepted valued bust
ness position.
Iaj. silva, one Of the youngest ar
uuery officers N the civil war. and
formerly a well known resident OF this
city, Is now a resident OF seattle
where he Is doing well. lie had i'm.
mediate charge OF JEFF Davis In Fort
ress Monroe at the close OF the war.
Or. s. f. Newton a very Old resi-.
cent OF mis- city, visited the Provo
StHle asylum n Few days ago, and was
shown through the whole establishment |
ny Dr. calder the chief physician, lie |
expressed the opinion that no more |
perfect institution exists i'm any state |
OF the Union,
y. 4. Burrell, local manager al Mont |
ptller for the Consolidated Wagon & |
Machine company OF this city. and G |
9 Wright local manager at Idaho |
Falls, have been IN this city for the |
last two days, comforting with General |
Manager c. T. Odell and Chairman
George Romney Of the executive board |
Banker Thomas Reed of Dagupan, p.
l., Is at the Knutsford en- route TO At |
lanta, Ca, and says that there Is |
season Of commercial prosperity there.
lie also states that the visit OF the
committee to the Islands
WIZ De productive Of good, and that
a few railroad projects are on foot IN
the Islands,
A. +. Bunke: and William Dampier
Of ST Paul, MINI, are In the city
visiting with the family Of Y. W. Pit
nan. en- route 10 Los Angeles Mr..
bunker was formerly secretary Of the
Western Newspaper Union and estab-
.ished In 1891 the Salt Lake branch.
He has not been here since, and ex-
dresses himself as much surprised Mt
he growth and development OF the
'Ity and its surroundings.