The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-28

departed on a two weeks tour OF New
England, The young ladies will visit
IN Providence. r. l., win Miss Mary
Mansfield. a school ehum al Teachers
college. After Boston and other New
England cities, a two weeks stay viii
be made at the Joseph Smith mOnu-
ment al South ROyalton, VI, as guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Junius F. Wells. The
ladies will return to New York 10 be-
gin another years work at Columbia
the latter part of September.
Joseph Nelson ana son of salt Lake
are IN New York on business this week.
Mr. Nelson IS CHARTERED at the Imperial
motel, on Thirty-second and Broadway.
Two ogden business men IN the per-
sons Of William l.. and Fred Burt, are
IN the metropolis this week looking
after the Interests OF the S. j. Burt Dry
Goods company of Ogden. They are
stopping at the Murray Hill hotel.
Charles Morris of Washington and
his sister. Miss Josephine Morris OF Salt
Lake, are visiting and sightseeing here
this week. Mr.. Morris is private secre-
tary 10 Senator Smoot and is also a law
student at George Washington uni
versity. After doing New York Mr.. and
Miss Morris viii return to Washington,
where she will visit for some time with
her brother and his wife before return
ing TO Salt Lake.
The Utah colony residing in Brooklyn
Is mourning the loss of three most
prominent members, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph RussOn and Cornelius Salisbury,
who left for their homes In Utah re-
Gently. Mr.. Russon and Mr.. Salisbury
have been attending Pratt Art insti-
tute for the past two years, taking
courses In art and manual training
Their work has been of the highest
order and they have received excellent
criticisms from their instructors. Mr..
ing offers from Hudson river towns
TO take charge OF manual training In
their public schools, beginning in Sep
TENDER, but he determined 10 give HIS
own state the benefit OF his training,
and consequently is considering an of
fer from the Utah county schools for
the same position.
Mrs. Marion Banks OF the Banks mil
linery firm OF Salt Lake is here buy
ing for the fall and winter trade.
Mrs. r. C. Eaton returned last week
from a two months visit in Salt Lake
City and other Utah towns
The many western friends Of Mrs.
Douglas BeTnger, who was formerly
Miss Leone Pratt Of Salt Lake. will be
glad TO hear OF the arrival OF a sturdy
boy in the Bergner household on Aug.
18th.
Joseph Edward. with his mother and
his sister, Miss Alice Edward, came to
New York from Boston Sunday last
Mrs. Edward and daughter went 10
Boston from Salt Lake TO meet Mr.
a two years mission in England. From
New York they went by boat TO
Roanoke. Va. and up the Potomac 10
ID. G, and from the lat
ter city will continue westward TO
salt Lake.
VIII Take Up studies.
L. s. Merrill, who has been closely
identified with the Utah colony here
and in Baltimore, left for Ames. Ia.
Tuesday. Mr.. Merrill has been doing
work and upon his re-
lease decided to study at the Iowa Ag-
ricultural college, located at Ames.
ID. ID. MeEwan OF Provo, Utah, de-
parted for his home last Wednesday
afternoon. Mr.. MeEWan has been do
ing missionary work in Boston and
other New England cities for the past
twenty months.
William Wright of ogden, buyer for
the W. II. Wright Mercantile company
Of Ogden, is in New York this week
purchasing goods for the fall and
winter trade.
eith-O'BTien's department store is
represented this week among the silk
buyers by Mr.. Roth of Salt Lake.
Prepare for Smith Visit.
Junius f. Wells came down from
South RoyaltOn and Boston Saturday
last to arrange for the details of the
visit President Joseph F.. Smith and
party expect 10 pay to the Joseph
Smith monument on August 30 Mr..
Wells remained only short time,
leaving the next day for South Royal