Salt Lake Tribune | 1909-03-30 | Page 4 | In Hotel Corridors

fin Biote! Corridors JOSF.F LHEV1NNID. who appeared in a concert at tho First Methodist church Monday evening. Is registered at tho Knulsford, together with his manager, R. Tapp. M. B. DUDLEY, a prominent mining man of Hill Top. Nov., arrived In the city Monday en route to Los Angeles from the cast. He registered at the Knutsford. Mr. Dudley was formerly a wldelv Inown thentrlcal and newspaper man of the m-termountnin m-termountnin country. i ROBERT N". BELL, stale mine inspector in-spector of Boise. Ida., came to Salt Lako City Monday on a short business trip, and registered at the Knutsford. He will be In the city several days. HENRY PALMER, a well known business busi-ness man of St. Louis, Mo., arrived in Salt Lake City on a short business nip Monday, and registered at the Cullen. He is accompanied by his wife. T. II. LYMAN, a prominent business man of San Francisco, Is In the cll.v on a short business trip. Ho Is registered nt the Kcnyon. FRANK HANCHET and E. E. Sawyer, two well known commercial men of Boston, Bos-ton, Mass., are spending a. few days In Zion. They are staying at the Kcnyon. W. W. SHELLING, a widely known banker of San Francisco. Is slaying at tho Wilson. Ho is hero on a short business busi-ness trip. ft- M CECIL SUMMERS of New York Is reg-