The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-30
Eleventh lnstaliment of
News Gathered by
Young News CATERERS

! been for some time in the interest of
! the new Westminster college, of which
he is president.
Mrs. B. Oliver and daughter arc Wis.
iting friends in the East.
! Mr. and Mrs Fes W. Snow have re.
/ turned from visit TO Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ottenheimer
and son have gone East for about six
weeks.
Mrs. G. A. Friedal left for Ohio last
! Wednesday TO visit her mother.
The Brigham pharmacy opened last
Saturday.
Miss Ruby Ncsleu entertained few
! friends at her home al 3lJ Second ave
nue. last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph s. Wells left
for California last Monday.
Mrs, c. S. Jennings left last Saturday
for New York to visit her mother
Joseph Wolf of Chicago is coming to
salt Lake on business trip and will
remain for few days in this city.
Frank Parker is coming to Salt Lake
to spend the Fourth Of July and will
! then return TO Idaho.
/ South street lost valuable horse last
week
| w. McEwan of Los Angeles is visiting
i'll the city.
Miss Minnie Jensen of Elsinore is in
the city.
! Will Harris has returned home from
Cornell where he has been studying
law.
Ben Harris has returned from Ann
Arbor.
Donald Corsy has gone on camp.
ing trip to Utah lake
Mrs Mary Ann Davidson has bought
a new home on Third South between
| Tenth and Eleventh East.
Walter Miller. formerly Of the Trib-
unc staff, has gone TO Denver, where ne
will visit friends for about two weeks,
Jerold Ahern. student in All Hal
lows college for the past year. has re-
turned to his home IN Tonopah,
Don l.. Lenzi returned Sunday from
the South, where he spent few weeks
on business.
MI lzCl e
Boise, where she viii spend few
weeks.
Mrs Rosemary Holland left last week
for Chicago, where she will spend the
summer
lanes Quinn has moved into his new
residence at 143 Center street.
L. o. Moore, manager of Walker
Bros shoe department will spend his
vacation with his wife in Seattle.
Mr. Sherwood, former resident of
Salt Lake, was 10 the, city last Monday
en- route TO Los Angeles, where he iu-
tends to locate.
Mrs j p, Hayes of Kansas City, Mo,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. f. M.
Wheeling.
Miss Daisy Wolfegang, prominent
local singer. has left for Chicago and
New York to take higher course in
vocal culture,
Mrs J. W. Nixon, wife of a promi.
ncnt merchant of Huntington, Emery
county, Utah, was here during the past
week She returned home Tuesday,
June %. Her daughter. Miss Myrtle re.
manned in Salt Lake on a ten days
visit with Olive Woodlcy, BIS West
First North.
Mrs. A. Miksel Of $50 West First
North, who recently came 10 Salt Lake
from Benjamin. was taken very sudden
ly i'll Thursday morning, but her condi-
tion is much improved,
Thomas Turner was operated on Fri.
day last for appendicitis at the L. ID. 5,
hospital
Charles Walters of Rhyolitc, New,
passed through the city Thursday on
his way to Delta, Colo.
] Walter Brooks was In the city the
past week from Deep Creek,
! T.. +. Glassbrook was IN The city the
early part of the week as a representa-
tive OF j j. Mckjnnon & Co, the San
Francisco lumber dealers.
Miss Ella Crowder Of 23o East Third
South has gone to Goldheld, New,
where she will spend the summer.
Miss Laura NJ. Tyler, q Salt Lake
school teacher. left for Seattle, where
she will remain until the beginning of
the next school term.
Mrs, John Vandine OF No 5 Vadner
court left for an extended visit to
Canada last Monday
Brad Walcott of No. 4 Lambert court
returned last Saturday from Nevada,
where he has been for the past month.
John Vandine is in Pagoss Springs
looking after some business. He re"
Gently disposed of his interest In the
Star Feed and Sale stable,
Ella Si;olnou Of Knifb.