The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-12
Clubs
EXCURSION PLANS
Itinerary Completed including
Most Prominent Towns
in the State.
ROUSING WELCOMES SURE
ARRANGEMENTS MADE By CIV
&c ORGANIZATIONS.

Final arrangements for the Com
mercial club all Utah excursion -
which is to be undertaken next week,
beginning Monday morning, May &c,
have now been completed. At Muir
ray the party will be met by a dele
cation from the Commercial club with
a large body of citizens.
Stops will be made at Sandy and
Draper, where there viii be addresses
and general creation of civic enthu-
Siasm. AT Lehi an elaborate enter
tainment has been prepared, including
meeting and a trip about the town.
A similar entertainment will be pro-
vided at American Fork. The stop at
Pleasant Grove will be short, how
ever, and the party will be met at the
station. No word has been received
from Springville, but it is expected
that the citizens will unite in an en-
tertainment BETTING the occasion.
AT Provo the party Will be given an
opportunity to see something of the
town Immediately after their arrival.
The party viii be guests of the Com
mercial club. In the evening a large
meeting will be held in the opera
house, followed by supper. Fairview
will be reached early in the morning.
and the program of entertainment will
be made to conform to this early hour.
Mt. Pleasant is preparing elaborate
entertainment, but full details of this
have not yet been given out.
Ephraim will provide a drive about
the city and a short meeting, with mu-
sic and speeches. At Manti luncheon
will be provided, after which the party
will be shown about the town. At Sa-
lima the party will be met at the sta
ton and shown about the town. There
will be a brief meeting in the opera
house. AT Richfield the guests will lie
shown about the town and will be
given a public meeting in the opera
house, with dance at the pavilion.
The following day brief meetings
will be held at the stations at Spanish
Fork and Payson- At Nephi the party
will be shown about the town and pro-
vided with luncheon. After a short
stop at Lynndyl the trains will reach
Eureka for the evening. A public
meeting will be held in the pavilion
and the guests viii be given the liber-
ty of the Elks' club rooms.
The next morning a short stop will
be made at Stockton and at Tooele
At the latter place the party will be
shown about the city and the plant OF
the International Smelling company.
They will be guests of the company at
luncheon The party will also visit
the Garfield smelter- Short stops will
be made at the towns along the route
from there to Ogden, which will be
reached at about o'clock The en-
tertainment there will be provided by
the Weber club. Entertainment has
been provided at Garland, Tremonton
and Collinston for the short stop there.
The train arrives at Logan at PAS in
the afternoon and will remain there
until midnight
Logan has planned a Commercial
club day, and excursions have been ar
ranged from all points of interest in
the Cache valley into Logan. The ex-
cursionists will be the guests of the
Boosters club of Logan. The return
70 Salt Lake viii be made that night,
and the party will arrive home Satur-
day morning at o'clock.