The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-10

This evening will wind up seven days
of extraordinary work for the members
of Salt Lake lodge No. 50. j, +, O. E'
Beginning with Sunday morning last,
fhore has been one continuous stream
of the "Rest People on Earth who
have invaded Salt Lake, and they have
been entertained in n manner that
could not be bettcred. il il could be
eoualed. anywhere Every member OF
the order has each wed with the other
10 make the stay of the visitors pleas
ant. The wives and daughters and
swcethesrts and mothers of the mem
hers of No. 50 have likewise done
everything in their power 10 make the
visit of the ladies who were members
Of the parties on the hundred and more
special trains which passed through
Zion Il pleasant one
All Praise Salt Lake.
That the entertainment OF the VISIT
ors was 4 more than royal one was thc
universal opinion of every one OF the
antlered herd who stopped IN Zion,
'.We have heard of salt Lake; we h4ye N
heard of Salt Lake lodge No. 80. We
had been told that they were Jolly
bunch. a hospita bic bunch of royal good
ncople. and when we say that no such
boanitalitv was ever shown strangers
within the gates of a city as has been
shown us, we tell what Is absolutely
true and is without cXaggeraton'
These remarks were made by the lead
crs of the many delegations, and while,
of course, inc short addresses were not
all alike, they were Of the same tenor
Aud these visiting delegations were
reuresentatiYe men and women from all
over the country. They were close OBJ.
servers. Many came here lmbued with
,hn idea that they would find an old"
fashioned town; that they would look
upon Il temple aud tabernacle, see
some homes where polygalnsts hNed
now and where they lived III The past,
make visit TO Great Salt lake, and
then move on.
Visitors Astonished.
These visitors have been astonished ;
they have been astounded, ana TINS be
inc a country where revelation cuts
LARGO blocks OF ice, they have had Il
rcyeIation. Instead Of the country
town, they found modern city made
so by the class of people who are
members Of Salt Lake lodge and others
like them. And these visitors have
been profuse in their praise OF Salt
Lake. They have gone into eestasies
ovnr the beautiful streets. the handsome
Lomos. the modern business buildings
aud the hospitality extended, And
when they get back to their homes
rbev will tell their friends about This
mefropolis OF the great lntermountaln
cmnire. and those friends will want to
come and see this city and tins state
which has such wonderful future
And they will come. and many Of them
will remain and viii invest their capi
tai and help the progressive people
build up and develop great state
Have Entertained Army,
The local lodge will have entertained
more than 5000 people during the week
anded this evening. IT has wincd aut
lined and shown these six thousand Wis
itors n splendid time and this has cos
q b;o sum of money, all of which ha'
been paid for by the lodge itself, II
has been a demonstration Of what car
he done by united action and the worI
done will come back p thousand folt
TO Salt Lake, ~
This Saturday. morning at s;3l
o'clock . special train from Butte vii
sry;vc with n crowd Of 200 persons oI
hoard. This delegation will be heade'
bv the B. and NJ. band of fifty pieces
They will be met at the Short Lam
dcnot by the local committee and tn,
mnn. headed bv their band, will marcl
in body TO the ,,lks club. while tn
Indies IN the uarty viii be taken u
,utoe At o., rlub room the the dele
ration viii be formally welcomed. th
address Of welcome being delivered b.
Thomas Homer. chairman Of The re
ecpti0u committee. Luncheon VIII b.
served and at 1880 the entire party
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