Salt Lake Telegram | 1903-04-24 | Page 8 | Men and Affairs

!; AWN AND : : : ;; : AFFAIRS ARTHUR HANSEN, son of Wlllard Hansen of Collinston, is said to be doing do-ing well after being operated upon for appendicitis at the Keogh-Wright hospital hos-pital yesterday. W. F. SHRIVER of Eureka, who underwent un-derwent an operation for appendicitis at St. Mark's hospital on Wednesday night. Is reported to be doing nicely. a R. W. DE WILL of Marysvale Is In Salt Lake on his way home from Jerome, Je-rome, Ariz. JOSIAH BARNETT. cashier of Mc-Cornick Mc-Cornick & Co.. has gone on a three months' tour through Europe. C. I. TUTTLE, live-stock agent of the Short Line, left yesterday for a trip Into Idaho. - WILLIAM DARKE of the Burlington left this morning for the south. a C. M. HOBB purchasing agent of the Rio Grande, who has been in Salt Lake for the past few days left this morning for Denver. .