The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-08
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STUDY IN EAST
Eugene Roberts Gathers Sport
knowledge for Use at
The B. Y. U.
GOSSIP OF UTAH FOLKS
MANY ARRIVE IN NEW YORK
TO VISIT FRIENDS.
GOSSIP OF UTAH FOLKS

Especial to The Heraid-Republican-)
New York, May Eugene Roberts.
who has been chosen by the Brigham
Young university board OF trustees to
take charge of athletics at the Provo
institution next year. was New York
visitor Sunday. Mr.. Roberts was just
returning from attending the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania annual relay car
nival held recently at Philadelphia
While Mr.. Roberts has been attend
ing Yale the past winter, he mas Deen
10 nearly every big athletic event that
has happened in the east Needless
10 say, he will be fully equipped with
all the latest and most up-to-oate
methods of training, and the opponents
of the b. Y. U. viii do well TO look TO
their laurels-
Mr.. Roberts will remain in New Ha-
Harvard track teams in their annual
contest and then will hurry on TO
Provo to be present when stanford
meets the B. Y u on the cinder path
James 3. Wallis. son of State Pure
Food Commissioner Wallis OF Idaho,
who has been closely identified with
the Utah colony in New York the past
eight months, left for the west last
week. Mr.. Wallis has been a student
at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn In addi-
tion TO that course in art. Mr.. Wallis
completed a course in the linotype
course with high honOrS- Mr.. Wallis
has accepted the position of manager
Of the Preston Qda-) News. and will
begin his duties Immediately upon his
arrival in the Idaho city.
X X
W. B. Lewis, manager of the Deseret
News book store, Salt Lake. is in New
York on business connected with his
firm Mr.. Lewis IS registered st the
Imperial.
ness manager of the News of Salt Lake,
left for the west. Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
ney have been enjoying a brief visit
with Mr.: and Mrs. R. c. Easton and
siding in New York
x X
Frank Foster, a former Salt Laker,
and we'll known to many Utah people.
very successful tour with the Fol
lies of 1909" company. Mr.. Foster has
been on the road nearly all winter, and
VIII take a few weeks rest before en-
gaging himself with any Of the opera
companies for the summer season.
x x
Joseph ThoTmstorf, provision and
produce broker, returned from a bust
ness trip to Hartford. New Haven. Bos-
ton and Hudson river towns the middle
of the week. Mr.. Thormstorf, a former
Salt Laker, Is one of Utan's sons who
has made good in New York business
for the Armours and Swifts, but lately
has established a brok erage business
of his own, in which he has been emf
nently successful.
X X X
Mrs c. 81. Charlton OF Salt Lake is
in New York this week buying dry
goods for the Charlton shop. Mrs.
Charlton is a frequent visitor to the
metropolis, and manages short visits
with her many friends while attend
ing to business. Mrs. Charlton is reg
istered at the SaYille.
X X x
The Utah colony was increased this
week by the arrival of z. Frank Birch
of Knightsville, Ray Chapman Of
American Fork, Walter Whitesides of
Layton, Afford Rasmussen of Murray
and Charles Muffer of Preston. Ida
The above gentlemen win do mission
airy work for the Mormon church in
various parts Of the east.
x
A former citizen of Utah, but now of
California, IN the person of William
o. Clark, IS visiting with members of
the Utah colony. Mr.. Clark is "a years
old and was closely Identified with the
founders of Utah. For many years
he has been devoted to temperance