The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20

concern. At present he is arranging
SOr the sale of some gold quartz prop
critics in California, with the B. n.
Crane company.
J. NJ. Browning, president OF the
Browning Brothers Sporting Goods
company OF ogden, Utah, was here buy
ing for his firm. He also made a side
trip to the Remington Firearms works
in Connecticut, and from there went to
Philadelphia to meet his brother,
George Z. Browning.
W. II. Southworth and wife of Lehi,
Utah, were New York visitors this
week. Mr.. Southworth is manager and
proprietor Of the Lehi cash store, and
was here buying stock. st. Louis, KAN
sas City and Chicago were visited on
the way to New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
SouthwOrth returned home the latter
part OF the week.
Henry w. Last, clothier and gents
furnisher of Ogden, Utah, was in New
York this week, supplying the future
needs of his business. Mr.. Last made
the Navarro his headquarters.
Mrs. Marian Banks. head of the Banks
Millinery company Of Salt Lake, is here
on her regular semi-annual buying
trip. Mrs. Banks is also spending a few
days visiting her sister, Miss Laura
Bowering, 80 West One Hundred and
Twenty-sixth street.
Judging from the number of Utahns
registered at the Imperial, one would
naturally think this hosiery had been
officially designated as Utah headquar-
tiers. During the past two weeks there
has been some twenty Beehive state
people make 1t their home while Wis
iting the metropolis. This weeks ar
rivals were: Lucian Ray of Salt Lake,
W. J. Parker of Ogden, Richard String
ham of Salt Lake, W. H. Williams and
A. L. Brewer of ogden and James H.
Anderson of Morgan, Utah.
a. L. Brewer, One-time mayor Of Og-
den. and owner of several canning fac
tories in and around the Junction city,
together with Messrs. Parker, Ray,
Stringham and Anderson, have been at
tending the convention of the National
Gamers association at Atlantic City,
n. 7. The convention met on February
Z, holding sessions until the 18th Be
ing so near the metropolis, the gentle
men decided TO make a side trip here,
They left Monday for Washington, and
from there will go to Chicago and
thence home.
o. z. Morris, buyer for Walker Bros
Dry Goods company, was in New York
last week, selecting summer and au-
tumn goods.
A. II. Rauhoff Of Salt Lake was
registered at the Wellington the early
part of the week. Mr.. RauhOff looks
after the domestic and dress goods de-
partment for the Keith-O'Brie depart
ment store, and is buying for the sum-
meT and fall trade.
DR.. Jacob Bolin, who has been select
ed by the University Of Utah regents to
head the physical department of that
institution, beginning next September,
was an interested visitor at the Utah
social. DR.. Bolin spent last summer
in Salt Lake.
Mrs. L. A. Shines of Salt Lake is
stopping at the Hotel Victoria, Twenty
seventh street and Broadway.
T. W. Boyer of Salt Lake was a New
York visitor this week, the Waldorf
Astoria being his headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Beal enter
tanned Utah students attending Column
bia the early part of the week at their
apartments on Broadway.
William r. Dredge, who has been do
ing missionary work for the Mormon
church in New York, Brooklyn and
Philadelphia for the past year and
half, left for his home in Malad, Ida,
Tuesday. Mr.. DTedge had charge of
the Mormon church work in Philadel-
phia for nearly a year. He reports a
large and enthusiastic colony of Utah
people in the Quaker city, most of them
being medical students.
Roy EcCles Of ogden, Utah, is in New
York on business for the Amalgamated
Sugar company. Mr.. Eccles also made
a trip to Philadelphia and several Ca
madam points in the interests of the
company.
At the Breslin, J. NJ. Reynolds ana
- CoT+ Oh
registered. Both gentlemen were here
On business