The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03
MINISTERS GOING
AWAY FOR A REST
Salt Lake CIergymen to Take
Vacations During Heated
Term.
ONLY A FEW STAY HOME
MOST OF THE TRAVELLERS WILL
GO TO PACIFIC.

During the heated term OF July
many clergymen OF Salt Lake are pre-
pairing for their summer vacations
Some have left the city already. and
many more will follow this week.
California and the Pacific coast seems
to be the favorite retreat for most of
the ministers and their families.
though some will spend their vaca-
tons in the east. Still others have
planned to spend the summer In the
surrounding canyons. Only few will
remain in salt Lake all summer.
The Rev. Francis Burgette Short OF
the First Methodist church left Fri
day night for southern California.
He will spend the coming month at
Long Beach and San Jose. and during
that time will take a complete rest
The Rev. Elmer I. Goshen Of the
First Congregational church will leave
the early part of this week for the
east, and has arranged to deliver a
course Of lectures during his trip. He
goes from here TO Chicago and thence
TO New York. He will then take an
extended trip through the northwest,
visiting friends in Washington state.
He will be absent until September l,
during which time the church will be
closed.
The Rev. p. A. Simplxin OF the Phil
lips Congregational church leaves to-
night for Santa Monica. where he will
spend the summer, talSingra complete
rest. Mrs. Simpkin and their three chill
dren left Friday night for California
The Rev. Carl Beavie will supply the
pulpit during the absence OF Rev.
Simpkin. Rev. Simpl0in and family
expect to return about September 1.
The Rev. II. Z. Hays Of the Third
Presbyterian church delivers his last
sermon in this city today. Wednes-
day he and his family will remove to
California, where he will locate. Dur
ing the summer he will be stationed
in Berkeley. II has not been decided
who will take his place here.
VIII Visit i'm Seattle.
The Rev. L. S. Bowerman OF the
Emmanuel Baptist church and Mrs.
Bowerman will leave July IA for
Washington state, where they will
spend a vacation of one month. Much
Of their time will be spent in Seattle.
where the Rev. Bowerman viii supply
the pulpit at the First Baptist church
of Seattle. This is their former home.
and they are looking forward 20 a
pleasant visit. Rev. r. A. LanSdell
will have charge here during the alb
senCe Of Rev. BOwerman.
The Rev Charles r. Perkins, rector
Of St. PauFs Episcopal church. and
family will spend two months at
Brighton. They will be accompanied
by Miss Beatrice Burton They will
leave tomorrow morning.
The Rev. W. NJ. Paden OF the First
Presbyterian church will take a
months vacation, commencing the
latter part OF July, but has made no
definite arrangements as to where he
will go.
Rabbi Joseph Hevish left last
Wednesday for Chicago. From there
he will go to New York, where he will
be married. After a short honeymoon
he will return to Salt Lake with his
bride.
The Rev. D. w. Crane will remain
here until the middle OF August. Mrs.
Crane left last night for Los Angeles,
where she will be Joined by her hus-
band before September.
The Rev. c. G. Mcintyre Of the
Westminster Presbyterian church will
spend his vacation with his family in
one Of the nearby canyons.
The Rev. Samuel r. Colladay. dean
Of St Marks Episcopal church. will
take vacation later on In the season
but has made no definite plans as TO
where it will be spent
The Rev. Charles r. Neel OF the
Central Christian church is on a fish
ing trip in one Of the canyons, but Will
return within a few days
Among those who will spend the
summer in salt. Lake are the r.. Rev
/. Seaman OF St Mary's cathedral.
Rabbi Charles J. Freund or the T m
pie B'nai Israel, Rev. r. NJ. Craven Of
the Liberty Park Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. F. W. Bussard OF the
Holy Trinity English Lutheran church
and others