Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-26
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY. JUNE 26 1909

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1 delightful time is anticipated by her
and the family during her stay. AL
ready she has met several members of
Prof. Stephens Tabernacle choir and a
4 good talk on old friends Mt home has
been enjoyed.
President Allen. who has been out in
the country for several weeks, returned.
to the city a few days ago to attend
to some business of Importance: he
4 brings good news from the elders now
travelling through western New York,
! Pennsylvania and Delaware.
In a letter to his aunt, Mrs. Easton
Elder Ross Beate. who is one of the
travelling missionary corps writes pleas
antly of his experiences in the field
and of the generous hospitality shown
the elders by people in country places
where they are preaching.
/ Is almost three weeks since Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ Durham left for their
home in Beaver. and each week the
/ absence of the work so freely given by
Prof. Durham to the conference in a
musical way is keenlyfe by all. Mrs.
| Durhams stay was a brief one, but
| in the time, she made a host of friends:
her husbands friends are numbered by
his acauaintances. 1t may be that
Mr.. Durham will be with US again IN
! a year or two to resume work at the
! Musical institute. This institution will
be removed from Twelfth and Fifth
avenue TO Riverside and West one
hundred and TweutS-third street.
| Mrs Ida Smoot Dusenberry. who is
! delegate to the conventions in Buffalo
| and Toronto on Charities and Corrcc-
| tons. now IN session until June ~, was
a visitor TO the city from Wednesday
/ until saturday. and while here held
| Relief society meeting at mission head
| quarters, giving instruction to the la
| dies on Relief society work. and map
| ping out Il few csuggestions for the
| benefit Of teachers. Her remarks Mere
closely followed by all present. each
and every one feeling she had received
| a special benefit by the visit Mrs.
| Dusenberry left for Toronto on tho
midnight train Saturday.
Tuesday last Mrs. Frances Pryor LETT
| for Saratoga with friends. to be gone
| the summer; her daughter Monta
| Pryor, will follow later in July; both
ladies' expect to be away until the
middle of September.
Mcssrs. Alex Is. NibIey and Aman
| Moore Of the Portland Cement Co..
We're rushing around last week looking
after business and meeting business
friends for the few days spent here,
! leaving for Los Angeles Saturday after
noon by the twentieth century iiil-
! tied.
lie foot garden OF lhe Waluort - q
| great place to meet utati people VI
! Nicholas Treweek. Joe jenkins ana Az n
gus Nicholson We're encountered pS
| Salt Lake party few nights ago, as
| theN.werc lunchng together on the roof
of that popular hotel Mutual recogni-
lions and salutations were exchanged
1 between the parties.
1
The corridors oil the Waldorf also are
1 good places to meet old fnends-as y
| is the well known headquarters OF
| western mining men; 1t so happened
Jesse Knight, a. w. McCune, ex Sena-
tor Thomas Kcarns and David Keith
J were met Tuesday evening by Some
| Salt Takers in the hall adjoining the
| reading room. There was genera sur
| prise all around. although the presence
| Of the quartet In the same hotel was
| quite accidental
I
Elder George A. Hill came in this
I, morning on the Arabic from Liverpool.
l Elder Hill has filled a three years mis-
| sion in GERMANY beins cola bolcr with
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! new and Lawrence Game and others
| during his absence in the German en-
| pire. Elder Hill left for home a few
| see his loved ones. and also to meet a
i conrianv If friends in Chicago so they
/ could travail homeward together: his
Ia borers II, va been fnlea SAINT; ones and ne
| raturns in qood health and shirts.
900
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Iorosser ana
little slnmphter Winnifred left for home
last Thursday intenilinr:to snend the
nav he OBLIGED 10 visit the mines in
Wevada dnrinp thei,. stav Mrs Pros-
ser and daughter will 90 to the walker
| farm the cid home of Mrs Prosser
on Wednesday last III. Il. Is. ltakSr
| Of Eureka, surprised his friends By
calling on them before starting into
work at the New York hospital on East
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