Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-21
BUS PASSENGERS

Alex Mcpherson, prominent busl-
| moss man of Twin Falls, Is registered
at the Kenyon. He Is enthusiastic over
tho bright outlook for his town. Some
people don't exactly understand It,"
| he said, but the fact is Twin Falls
is lucky place. Good fortune seems
TO favor 1t in all things. A livelier
( healthier, moro promising little city
| cannot be found In the land today. We
| arc organizing n real live stock ex-
| change up there: the booming new gold
mining camp of Jnrbrldge just below
| VIII pour its wealth Into Twin Falls,
| but of course the real mainstay Of the
| place is Its vast area of rich ngrlcul-
| tural grounds hemmlng 1t In on all
sides. That will remain a constant
source of wealth, ever enhancing in
value. giving profitable employment to
thousands, making hundreds upon
hundreds of people happy, prosperous
and even affluent Yes. we have a
great country in southern Idaho. and
1t Will grow greater with every sue
ceedfng year"
w. l.: Olson. president of the town
board of Price. is In Salt Lake looking
up matters pertaining to bonding that
entWprlsing town for $4,000 for the
purpose of installing O modern electric
lighting system. The election has been
NN''Nu ioi rtps ~, ana the 1HQlcdtlOnS
are that 1t will be almost unanimous
give us light" They anticipate no
difficulty in floating the bonds. Price
already has an up-to-date waterworks
system, built on q $4,000 bond, and
that proposition worked out SO salts
factorily that the proposed addition to
municipal ownership OF public utilities
meets with popular favor.
G. w. Thompson, manager of the
Cullen hotel, has just begun a COM
plete overhauling of this popular
hostelry. and before he ends his con-
templated improvements there Will
be number of important changes In
the office and probably In other parts
of the building. The paperhangers.
tinters and kalsominers are now ut
work on the upper floors. The entire
hotel will be recarpetcd and all the
beds replaced, and several thousand
dollars will have been expended, saws
Mr.. Thompson. before the work of
renovation Is ended
Knutsford-A ]. Orme, mining
man. Boston; Mr. and Mrs Edward
w. Packard. recently returned from
Europe city; David Wegg, Provo; S.
E. Leonard. superintendent w U. tcle-
graph. Denver; Frank McLlster Dem
yer,
kenyOn-Geo. w Whltmore, bank
err Nephl; H. Willard. Frank McL!ster,
Denver; j. D. Keller Canton. O.; r.
j. Sullivan, Sedalia; James Ruffa. Og-
den.
Wilson,. ]. Holohan Twin Falls.
Ida; Roscoe EldredGe. Coalvllle; Geo.
II. Champ, Logan; George NJ Nuttau.
Provo; Michael Brown, Grand juno
tion; E. T. Williams. Soda Springs
Ida.
Cullcn-Mrs L. E Pierce. Eurelsa:
Dan p. Murphy. Buckhorn. New: r.
p, Imls, Ogden; F w Willmore, I,o-
gan; Mr.. and Mrs, John c. Baugb.
Haley. Ida; Miss Viola Roylance.
Springville
Moxum-Mr. and Mrs. John T.
Pope. Ogden. ]. r. Edghin, Nephi;
William Manning and T De Forest.
Denver; Misses Dot and Jessie Grlbble
Gunnison. Utah,
New WindsOr-G. r. Mcdonald.
Miles City Mont: Mr.. and Mrs ]. K
MacGiiluroy. Ferron. Utah. w. c. Hill,
Malad; w. A. Williams Provo; ]. III.
Horrung, Mantl; Jas. E. Ballantync,
ogden.