The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-21
/ WELCOME To
)STERS OF ZION
= of the Excursion Into
j Genuine and Happy
Success.
liz GEM STATE
MARKED HOSPITALITY
Il of the Visitors 'Take
! When They Reach
Soda Springs.
n A. z. Philips.

|By A. F. Philips.
LILO, Idaho, May 20.-Salt
b labor under the delusion
Numerical club of Zion never
should have seen the mem
club on the "Booster spe-
Utah-Idaho excursion. When
he was reached today, every
cluding Fisher Harris, took
1anha water, and took great
bf the liquid.
he second stop of the day,
bne being Montpelier, and
great bubbling, boiling
Soda Springs were reached
IN demand.
hess men of Zion were given
Ind warm welcome at each
stops today, and this ev-
fact that Idaboans have a
in their hearts for Utahns,
! Lakers in particular.
Dnnel of the party as print
Sunday Tribune has not
|ith the exception of half
we're unable to get away on
but who will join the party
b tomorrow.
Well Looked After.
f the Oregon Short Line who
L party and who are looking
bmfort of all are d. S. Speu-
nt general passenger agent;
IS, general freight agent. D.
istrict freight agent. They
special car Bueventure and
hin the various members of
uring the weeks trip. This
e1r guests at breakfast were
ran. Fisher Harris. president
ry of the Commercial club;
ley and G.. S. Lambert.
1ees were made in the itin-
One was a stop of half an
,ncroft and the arrival at
q Y hour earlier. Saint An
be reached at Z O'Clock to-
ming instead of ) o clock.
this evening from ST. An
ed the party that the good
hat thriving metropolis of
nnty would have breakfast
lll on arrival. During the
s far the special has made
good time. spurts of speed
miles an hour being made,
81 the indicator in the pri-
;cupied by the railway Off
Stop at Montpelier.
r, the first stop on the jour
cached at Z o'clock this
there the special was given
come. From points twenty
came men and women to
'elcome extended. Carriages
ting, and entering. the par
ven about the city and
up TO the mountains. From
re the beautiful Bear Lake
be seen, as also several of
Villages of the county, Aft
the party was taken 20 the
pavilion, where a formal
as extended the Boosters,
ing addresses were made by
sBett, president of the Mont
nercial club, and bye F. L..
mayor OF Montpelier. Miss
Underwood sang a solo.
I'd of Spring, " which was
a most charming manner.
Eompanied on the piano by
Mrs. Esther Marks. Presi-
lhephard Of Bear Lake stake
led the party on behalf of
settlements in the Bear
~, that in the years ago
Business with Salt Lake be
had TO; now it is a matter
pr Harris Responds.
rris, on behalf OF the boost
Commercial club, respond
,sual happy vein. After the
1ses light refreshments were
ne ladies' Of Montpelier, nm.
jction of committee headed
re Richard Groo, James Red.
r. Pearce. One carriage
Lskers was chaperoned by
ns, a 10-year-old lad, who
ne brightest boys in Mont
who looked after the inter
| 4 guests better than MANY
erson could. The business
visited and the Salt Lakers
ns became acquainted. Al
the party left Montpelier
2usand persons escorting the
The station. Rousing cheers
by hosts and guests as th,
lngs was reached at Jl:5C
committeee headed by Her
w, G. i. Woodhall, NJ. J
Rose, Chris Lalapin. Hugh
~ Whitman and DR.. William
ffelcomed the party and th,
1mted to the party q hug,
which was extended the
the city. The party, headed
I,and, paraded the streets o,
the springs, and there car
" taken and all hurried Il
"a springs, two miles from
had partaken Of the water
great springs. which her,
40 the river, carriages wer,
y The return made TO tb,
The journey was resumed
y were made at Bancroft an,
and the days journey end
uello, which place wa
4.30 o'clock. On their ar
eatello the boosters, heade,
~, Lieutenant-Govern Bur
}qpcrintendent Olmstead O
I1nc, marched up town to tn
zee and then to tAe Comme.