The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22

without making a trip to Victoria.
which, together with the magnificent
scenery includes the sight of a quaint.
pretty Canadian city, with many at
tTactive English features, and gives
one the opportunity OF saying that
they have been on British soil.
Many Utah People.
The attendance at the fair OF Utah
people keeps well up to the general
average. Several Of the delegates to tie
Irrigation congress at Spokane have ar
rived on the ground and made visits
to the Utah building, among them be
ing H. A. McMillin, who is naturally
! interested in the exhibit. much of which
he had handled at the other end as Iii
recting secretary.
Thomas Judd Of st. George, who has
charge Of the fine horticultural exhibit,
accompanied by Mrs. Judd, Is with us
again. 1t was a pleasure a few days
ago to greet two former popular cler-
gymen of Salt Lake, Dr. Benjamin
Young, who for some time was pastor
of the First Methodist church. and Mr..
Pinkerton, who for several years was
pastor of the Central Christian church
in Salt Lake. Both of the reverend gen.
tiemen had nothing but kind words to
say for Utah, and seemed to think that
the state was well represented by the
displayed exhibits.
Mrs. W. A. Wetzel, who is spend
ing the summer with her brother DIR.
Cummings, in Portland, has also been
an interested visitor during the past
week.
Register of Names.
The register for the week contains the
following names of Utah visitors:
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pratt, James
B. Pratt, L. G. SchOfeld, Mr. and Mrs.
B. B. Owens, Helen Owens, Russell
Wayne Owens, Effie Huntington, Mr..
and Mrs. w. T Gunter and daughter,
Mrs. G. Hemphill, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Austin, Doris Oman, Janet Williamson,
Olivia NJ. Overfield, Chauncey p. Over
field w. c. Thompson, S. b. Steck, F.
L. Thomas, W. Leslie, A. J. KeefeT, DR..
and Mrs. f. r. Slapansky, Mrs. David
Kay, Juanita Kay, Nellie A. Bush,
Grace II. Reeden, Hattie Glidden, Mrs.
Bertha Mckee, B. L. Wines, L. D.
Wines, Lee Richardson and family,
Frank K. Nebeker, Lillian Langton,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Harrington, Mrs.
Fred Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w
Morrison, lone Morrison, S Warner
Morrison, Eta Powers, J. NJ. BidweT
Marjorie Bidwel, Mr. and Mrs +. e.
Nichols, Mrs. George tombstone and
children, Miss Mary tombstone, William
tombstone, William O'NeilI. Agnes
O'Neill, William Hall. G. r. SchlOsSer.
McLain W. Davis, James H MOyle
Mrs. W. J. Kerr, Genevieve Kerr, Vesta
Kerr, Bertha Kerr, Mrs. y. J. Kerr
Blanch Larned, Miss Ryan, X. Ryan;
Harry L. Swift, Miss Violet V. Ball,
Bessie Z. Mcbride, Mr.. and Mrs. n. t.
Emmett, Mrs. Dennis G. EichnOr, Ade-
laide EichnOr, Jessie Helen Holmes,
Mrs. J. E. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7.
Blackman, T. A. Copeland, Miss Cope
land, Helen L. Copeland, E. 7. Harvey,
J. H. Maddox, w. D. Shaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Larson, w. T. Farrier Ethel
Mitchell, Mrs. J. S. Early, Mrs. =. c.
Schulder, Mary Edwards, Margaret
Edwards, Mrs. L. 3. Best. Mrs. L. J.
Smith, Miss Mamie PIanz. II. S. Kos
minskey, Ira D. Wines, George Calder,
Miss Susie SimOns Ryan, Grant Young,
Clyde r. Stark, Julia Jensen, Mrs. Rob
eTt Alexander Grant Harriet S Sagers,
Charles Jacobs, Media Swendson, Edith
Hendricks, Beth himball, Ida DALI
more Pearl /. baltimore. Jessie Priest
Mr.. and Mrs. George Corser, Nora
SwaneT, Mrs. r. W. Flandro, Hugh A
Mcmillan, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Mclean,
NJ. Q. Thomas, Dazzle 2. BiTkin, Mr..
and Mrs. S. L. Beverly, z. J. Parting
ton, Mrs. H. E. Schiller, Carsley r.
Schiller. Samuel c. Bell. Mrs c. 9. /
Bell, Miss Sadie Jones. Miss Anna Mid
dleton, J. NJ. Blanden, Grace Young
FoIkenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. String
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Bassett, D.
Mccain, Mrs. ". A. WetzeI, J. A.
Hendrickson, Emily Larson. Agnes G. |
Larson, Mrs. r. Morgan. Walter Nor
gan, Mrs. W. w. Robertson, c. a. VIII
bur jr., Mrs. Ellen Christensen, W. H.
Tibbs, Milt Hatch, Jed Henrie W. T.
Owen jr., John DOdds, James z. Jen-
sen, Mrs. 3. T. Pyper D. A. Bullock,
Mrs. r. A. Bullock, A. z. Bullock.