Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-23
BUS PASSENGERS
\ Raymond.whItcomb Excursion

a Rnymond-Whltcomb Excursion.
Will reach this city Wednesday night
and VIII register at the Knutsford.
There are 80 people in the party.
J. w. McCymonds OF San Francisco
and f. II. Pllsbry OF Chicago, two
prominent business men. are at the
Knutsford.
w. B. Higgens of Portland. and e.
9 MaXson, Saginaw, Mich. are at the
Knutsford. Both are heavily interest
ed in the lumber industry
C. S. Thomas. Jr.. and ]. w. Finch.
TWO mining engineers from Denver, are
guests at the Knutsford. having como
here to inspect some properties Mr..
Thomas is son of ex-Goy. Thomas of
Colorado.
b; b. Wicbe, P. F. Funk and Moria
Funk, party of sightseers from Aber-
deem. Ida. arc registered at the Ken
yon.
j. II. Dcpp, retired merchant of
Denver, Is at the Kenyon for a fow
days.
*; j. Comstock, business man Of
RcNouig. is registered at the Kenyon
today.
Jno. Jones and n r. Christmas.
having extensive cattle interests In
wyoming. are guests at the Moxum
They came to Salt Lake to be present
at the Auto show. Mr.. Jones Is of
Evanston. and Mr.. Christmas of KEN
merer.
Moxum-Mr and Mrs. H. Jenson
and n. L. Sander, Provo. Charles p
Page. Riverton; P. A. Hansen. Alta:
Myrtle Brown. Payson; Theo. Engel-
hart, Los Angeles, Arthur F. Warde.
Manager Max F1gman
New WIndsor-o. c. Nelson. Fair
view; ]. w. Taylor. Dillon: Arthur r.
Mitkin. Idaho Falls; A. NJ. Nelson.
Tooele; ]. w Storrs, American Fork:
William Boyes, Circleville.
Cullcn-J. H. Boyle. Ogden: Mr and
Mrs Milton Jacobs. Provo: Casper
Schumm, Gypsum, Colo; L. T. Tnatch-
er and H. #. Thomas. Logan; P. Beck
stead and F. NJ. Mason, Ogden, Fred
Erickson. Mt. Pleasant; B. R McDon-
aid, Price: Mr.. and Mrs ]. T. Morgan
Provo.
Wilson-H. s. Montgomery. Denver:
James Stephenson. Jr., Boise; A, J
Sangevin and Paul A Fugate. Aber-
deem, Idaho: T. T. Kamecke, Spring
field. Mass; T. H. Pease. Chicago.
Halnes. Rockford. III: L. w. Gaines
and C. B. Joseph. San Francisco: Mr..
and Mrs. Fred B. Griff1ths. Buffalo;
Mr.. and Mrs. A S. Stevens. Denver;
j. L. Cooper. Chicago; Allan Bricker,
Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. B. Ander-
son. Manhattan. Kan.
Kenyon-H. D. Foy. Omaha; Thos.
H. Burton. Nephi: w H Hall. st. Joe.
Mo: II. B. Ames. Ogden: Mrs. V. E.
Livingston. Detroit: Mr. and Mrs. Fred
B. Griffith. Buffalo. Mrs NJ L. May.
San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. P D.
Cochrane. Chicago.
DR.. II. Campbell of Logan is at the
Kenyon.
Joe Streng OF Ogden. one of the old
est and most successful wool buyers
in the intermountaIn country, repro
senting q large eastern wool buying
concern, ie at the Cullen. IT always
Streng; ut Is the best newspaper pub
lished In the Rockies"
E. w. Dunn md Mr.. Tarpey. two
young business men from Boxelder
county, were In Salt Lake on a land
deal Tuesday. Mr, Dunn says north
ern Utah is still locked in the embrace
of Jack Frost. Even at the Hot
Springs. between Brigham City and
Ogden, where snow seldom lies moro
than a few hours, on account of the
warmth of the ground. and sleigh
passing there In midwinter nearly all
ways have to drag some distance
through mud, the ground Is frozen and
covered with snow.
III. A. Hogc1 of San Francisco. with
heavy mining interests at Park City