The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
In Hotel Corridors

'DECEMBER has started of exception
| ally we'll considering tho amount
OF business done in past years
This statement WAS made by Sam S. Porter,
manager Of the Kenyon, Saturday. Continu-
ing he said: 'In past years December has
| always been bad month for tho hotel men,
| but the first four days thus far have proven
| hummers. We are having more business;
| there is more travel and more stopovers than
| have over known before at this timc OF
| year. OF course there may be falling on
| Mt any time but from indications we Hwill
| enjoy rare month of business. There are
more commercial men In town today than
has ever been tho at this timc Of year
before Salt Lake City is certainly boom
ing
A. L. PETTIGREW and 7. S Pettigrew.
both of bennington N d.. OF former
United States Senator II L. Pcttgrew, aro
at the Cullen. Both young men VIII make
their home here, being interested In the
seyior Lnnd and Wnter COMPANY IN which
| ers. They will remain at the Cullen until
Senator Pcttgrew arrives, when they will
establish their home with him.
EIGHT members OF the Commencement
Days company, which opens a week 5 en-
gugement at tho Colonial theater tonight, are
registered ot the Moxum, while II dozon mem
bcrs OF the Same company are at the New
Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Fred V, Bowers
are at tho Wilson Mr., Bowers is the leading
man OF the company.
MISS JESSIE SHIPPEY and Miss Hazel
Herbert, representatives Of tho Denver Daily
Mining Record, arc guests Mt The Cullen.
Both young ladies arc here in tho interests
OF their paper and will make study OF min
ing conditions here, Of the mining exchange
and other features. which viii be subjects
OF a series of articles for the Record
JB.F. REYNOLDS, superintendent of tho
western division Of the Western Union Tclc.
graph company, whose headquarters are IN
Denver. is registered at the knutsford. Mr..
the various Western Union Offices in his ter.
ritory and after few days visit will con
tinue his trip 10 the west.
J. L. LEFURGEY. wife, two children and
nurse arc tourists who registered at the
Kenyon. They arrived here Saturday from
their homo in Vancouver B. c., via Los An
gelcs. and will leave in few days for the
east Saturday afternoon was passed III an
| automobile ride over the city taking III the
| sights OF Zion
| J. PLUNKETT of Los Angeles. inventor
and manufacturer OF patent waterproof
roofing paper, is at the Kenyon. Mr..
| here arc favorable he will establish plant
| in OF near the city for the manufacture OF
his paper
REV AND MRS. Y. T. FRY and son Of
| city. They arc on the way 10 California for
! the winter. The Rev, Mr. Fry is one OF
the Leading divnes OF the City of Churches.
| II. \, THOMAS and wife OF Kansas City, 4,
| Sundeno and wife OF Chicago and Mr. and
! Mrs. ", X. Miller OF Dallas. Tex. are tour
/ lists who are registered at the Wilson.
! MR.. AND MRS. W 7. CRUMP of Musko-
! gee. Okla. are knutsford guests. Mr.
| Crump. besides owning large ranch, is in
! tcrostcd iu the oil business in his state.
| T. r. WINDSOR OF Pocatello. who has
| boon at the l.. d. 5. hospital for long ;ime,
| has recovered and is registered at the
| Cullen, where he will remain for some time.
| W. II. MILES and wife OF Boise are at
! the Kenyon. Mr.. Miles is prominent busi-
ness man in his home city. being engaged
in tbs real estate business.
MIR. AND MRS CHARLES T.. KAISER.
Mrs. B, 6. Mcbride aud Miss Nelson. all OF
Las Vegas, Nev.;. are among the many regis
| tered at the Cullen hotel
J. II SHOOK and wife and the Misses Es.
! tclla and Anna Shook OF Shenandoah, Ia,
are guests at the Kenyon. They arc onroutc
! To tho coast for the winter.
MA. LoGGEN, u wellknown mining man
in the city on business Ee is registered a,
the Knutsford.
GOV. JAMES II BRADY OF Idaho is a
guest n; the Wilson. The governor is III the
! city OH 4 short business trip.
MR.. AND MRS. u. KING Of Park City
arc quests AZ the New Windsor while at
! tending to their Christmas shopping.
/ J. O, SCRITCnFIELD OF Fruitland. Ida.
owner nt ono oi tho largest orchards in that
stutc, is n Cullen hotel guest
+. c. KEENAN, and wife and !. W. Clarcy
! and wife OF Aberdeen, 5. D., are tourists reg
! istcred at the Knuisford.
/ ATTORNEY +. w. CROCKETT Of Black
foot, Ida is registered at the New Wind
| soT.
s. A. HENRICHSoN. leading merchant
| Of Scodeld, Utah, is registered a. the New
| Windsor
! JAMES y, ABBOTT widely known in
mining circles, is among the guests registered
! u, the Wilson.
p. l.. MINOR and w III. Fisher. two we'll
known shcopmen of Twin Falls, arc guests
nt the Kenyon.
! II. j. kERLIN. q smcltcr man of Aua-
conda, Mont, is guest at the New Windsor
| W. IT. ARLSON prominent railroad man
! Of Porland Or. is n kenNon hotel guest.