Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-02

ting the shelters moved out into
Tooele county yet.
b, l.. Dupuy and wife Of Long
Beach. Cal. are registered at the
Knutsford. Mr. Dupuy says that Long
Beach loses none OF it's popularity as
a seaside resort. Thousands of people
flock there every year to spend the
heated months and the permanent
population IL increasing very materi-
ally year by year. The splendid surf
bathing the sea breeze and tuna fish
ing are among the attractions OF the
place. and great numbers of people
from all over the country avail them
selves of this resort.
&. NJ. McNieI of Colorado Springs
came in from Colorado this morning
and registered AT the Knutsford. Mr.
McNiel is president of the Utah Cop
per company of Bingham and went
cut on an inspection trip of the prop
critics today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cameron OF
of Thistle. Utah. are in Salt Lake for
a few days, registered at the Metro
pole, Mr.. Cameron has some busi-
ness matters in hand and Mrs. Gamer
ON is improving the time in attend
ing to some shopping
Holm French and Thomas Kir6pat-
rick from Lainer. Kan, are in the
city and stopping at the Metropolis
The gentlemen are muck pleased at
what they see IN the western country,
ana are particularly impressed with
salt Lake.
Miss Holly Budget Of ST. Paul,
Mimi, is at the Metropole. The young
lady is the daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Budget proprietors Of the hotel,
DR.. &. L.. Watkins of Boston regis
tered at the Mctropole yesterday. The
doctor is Interested in mining proper
ties in this state. and accompanied
Harry Joseph on trip to the Silver
Ledge country In Nevada.
John T.. Facllcr Of Hot Air, New,
is the latest arrival at the Kenyon
Nh Facl[ler AYERS however, that there
is something more substantial 10 ms
town than its name; in fact, he claims
that It Is one of the coming mining
camps of the Sagebrush state.
MILFORD Hansen is again at the
desk in the White House. For three
years Mr.. Hansen acted as clerk at
this hotel until last summer, when he
took up another occupation for time.
He resumed his duties as clerk yester-
day.
W. L. Mcneil and Emma Rund,
both of Logan. came to Salt Lake yes
terday and registered at the Wilson
hotel. In the forenoon these parties
were united in marriage, in the pres
ence of 4 few friends. by Rev Ben
iamin Lewis Of the First Methodist
church Mr.. and Mrs Mcneil are
well known young people OF the
northern city, and are receiving nu-
merous congratulations from their
friends.
MIR, AMI Mrs Frank W. Thatcher.
90 logan. are at the Wilson for a day
on two. Mr. Thatcher is a rising
young merchant Of the Temple city,
and says that business is good. salt
Lake people will perhaps better REM
CmbeT him as tho champion bicycle
racer of tho salt Lake TIRE X num-
Der Of years ago. when he was locally
known as the Logan Sunset" Frank
says he has given up the bike now
MS since he got babies in the house
he has to walk.
mines in Nevada. He says things are
coming his way, and that Nevada IS
ono great mining camp,
W. \. Kinney, a well known former
resident Of this city of II years ago,
but for years a resident of Hawaii, is
once more in salt Lake. a guest OF the
Knutsford. Mr., Kinney is accom-
panied on his American trip by Paul
Il. Isenbarg, a prominent resident of
the islands, and at one time president
of the Hawaiian senate. Mr. Isen-
berg is also heavily Interested In the
sugar business of the islands. Both
men are ON their way to New York
I'm the interest OF their business af-
fairs. Mr. Kinney owns a great deal
OF salt Lake real estate which he held
over from the time he left here, and
Is pleased with tho way property has
advanced 81 may make some more
investments I'm Salt Lake realty before
returning to Hawaii" said he and
believe that the returns from my Salt
Lake investments will prove equal TO
anything else / have"
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