The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-17
RED LETTER DAY
FOR BOOSTERS
Continued from Page One.
excursionists at Richfield tomorrow
night.
Members Of Party,

members OF GarIy,
These men compose the party:
Governor Spry.
c. T odell, Vice pres. Commercial club
ID. F. Collett, secretary Manufac. assn
7. l.. Allen. state conservation com.
w, f. Bailey, Smith Bailey Drug Co.
Paul E. Banker. Bailey Sons & Co,
Rodney 7. Badger. Utah National bank
b. +. Bauer. Salt Lake Hardware Co,
w. T, Benson. Utah Lithosraph Co.
r. NJ. Breeder. Breeden Office Supply Co
r f. Colborn, capitalist
w. E, Coulam, Halloran- Judge Co.
4. II. Crabber A. II. Crabbe Co.
F. Eberhardt. Salt Lake Mattress CO,
w. G, Farrell Pa. Mutual Life Ins. Co.
u, NJ, Fenncmores r. Nj. b. Telephone Co,
Albert Fisher A. Fisher Brewing Co.
r.. w, Flandro. -. & r. G. Co.
Harry Ford. Symns Utah Grocer &C.
J. u. Giles. Giles McAllister Adv. Co.
A L. Graham. Tribune Reporter Pig, Co.
]. II. Garrett. Western Monthly.
l.. II. Harding. Colorado Midland Ry.
Willard Hansen. state food inspector,
W. f. Hackett, w. c. Hendrie Rubber Co.
Jerome Hirschman, Hlrschman Shoe Co.
F. w. Horning. Strevell Paterson Hdw.
w, ?, Jensen. Jensen Creamery co.
W. Il. King. American Surety Co.
w. Z. Lake, Walker Bros. bankers.
+, r. Larson. Portland Cement Co,
James II. Lambert. Lambert Paper Co
D. B. Mackintosh. Utah Ind. Tel. CO.
p w Madsen Western Loan &. Saw Co.
]. II. Mandericld, Salt Lake Route.
c. T. Merrill. Morrison & Merrill Co.
s. w. Morrison, wholesale lumber
r. Z. Miller, Intermountain Milling Co.
]. G. Mcdonald. J. C. Mcdonald Co.
]. H. McMillen. Crane Co.
A. Nelson. Utah Bedding e Mfg. Co.
Samuel Newhouse, capitalist.
DR., r G; odell, county physician.
T. J. Osborne, attorney.
Joseph Patrick, Decker Patrick Co.
r. Patrick. Jr,. y. c. NJ. J.
n II. Peabody. Merchants bank,
A. F. Philips. Salt Lake Tribune,
2. NJ. Randall. Moline Plow CO.
w. p. Read. Intermountnin Electric Co.
T. r. Robbins. Ferd ], Fabian e Co.
o. d. Romncy. G. Romney Lumber Co
/. y. Rogers. insurance,
n. p, Schaufeibereer. Keith OBrlen Co.
/. c. Shaw. Jr... Grocer Printing CO.
II. Shepherd. Salt Lake Glass & Paint Co.
Geo. A. Snow. Utah Gas and Coke Co.
H. ]. Smith. Jr.. Nebraska Furniture Co,
A p Spltko. Carpenter Paper Co.
Max NJ. Well Well Jewelry Co
G. G. Wright Con. Wagon & Mach. Co.
Alonzo Young, u. c. NJ. l.
II. ]. Young. Deseret National bank.
a. II. Woolley, 2. G. NJ l
Supt. Twining, Pullman Co.
Murray, First Stop.
At every stop the reception was most
enthusiastic. At Murray. the first stop,
all the stores closed and the populace
turned out en- masse. and at Sandy and
at Draper this also was done, Al
these three stops the people met the club
at the station, where the exercises were
held At LehI the first parade was had
and the visitors marched one mile TO the
opera house. where the people had gath
cred and the exercises were held.
AT American Fork there was a band
and a large concourse OF people TO NEE,
the boosters. The good people OF Ameri-
can Fork had carriages in plenty, and
the eXcursionists were driven around the
city. finally rounding up at the city hall
Here were gathered the handsome girls
and women OF this beautiful and thriving
city Of Utah county, Each member oi
the Salt Lake party was presented with
a beautiful bouttouaire OF panses. which
was pinned upon his coat by one OF the
fair women OF this pretty city.
Joseph l.. Caine. secretary OF the Com
mercial club. handsome and debonnaire.
had not only one but dozen pinned
upon him. He had little 10 say. bat the
other members N the party quietly init
mated that Joe was a single man. and
he cut q swath that was more than a
yard wide by several yards.
Judge Edward +. Colborn, who. with
Glenn Miller and C. T. Odcll are the spell
binders OF the party, kicked. They are
pets at homo. and they wanted to be
called dearie and darling here, but II was
no good; Joe Caine held the age. and
he was not 10 be bluifed.
However. there may be a hot time In
the old town when he returns TO his