Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-10-27 | Page 12 | Personal Mention

PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs. John Ryan was operated on last night at the Holy Cross hospital for strangulated hernia. She was In a serious condition. G. A. Schulze, a tourist from Prague, Bohemia, Austria, on a trip to tho Pacific coast after attending the World's fair. Is stopping at the Knutsford for a few days. J. H. Moteer and wife aro In the city from Rlchllel'J. , J W. N. Whltecotton of Provo Is at tho Cullen. Arthur P. Mack of Sampler. Or., Is In the city on a business trip. Mr. Mack Is a guest at the Cullen, H. P. Jensen, Sheriff of Sanpete, county arrived in tho city lust night with a prisoner pris-oner for the penitentiary Postmaster Charles II. Roberts of Bingham was in the city last night, a guest at the White Houso hotel. J. C. Reynolds, a well-known mlnlnc man of Stockton, arrived In the city last night, accompanied by Mrs. Reynolds Thoy are quartered at the White house. - Dr. E. A. Rich of Brlgham City Is at the Kenyoru T. H Browning, representing ihe Irrigator Irri-gator and Colonist of Chicago, called j-es-terday. Tho Irrigator Is (published bv George A. Crorutt. who Is well known fn Salt Lake. It Is a sixteen-page papor and is tilled with Interesting matter relating re-lating to Irrigation, colonization and mining. Charles F. Bellemere has returned from the East, where ho has passed a month. Ij. B. Swaner leaves this afternoon for Denver. Louis Jeffs was a passenger East yesterday yester-day on tho Overland Limited. T. P Rlgney, tho mining engineer, nSJZ daV? a tr,p 0' Ru,,' Tonopah Goldflcld and tho country south of Gold-rtcld. Gold-rtcld. in the Interest of a number of Salt Lak hrreators, who want first-hand re-3Urikoa!r0m re-3Urikoa!r0m f U'U ,u, I,he,10,nnal Z"