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Show The Park Record Wed/Thurs/Fri, September 22-24, 2004 A-13 Personal Paragraphs The way we were Newkirk, Smith marry Erin and RJ Smith Steve and Jan Pratt of Park City arc proud and pleased lo announce the marriage of their daughter, Erin Newkirk. to RJ Smith. They were married on July 31, 2004 at the Empire Lodge in Deer Valley, where a good time was had by all. Erin and RJ graduated from Park City High School in 1997 and the University of Utah in 2001 and 2002. They are now residing in Las Vegas, Nev., where RJ is attending UNLV in the masters of architecture program, while Erin continues her career in real estate. New Arrivals COURTESY OF PARK CITY HISTORICAL SOCIETY AND MUSEUM Sept. 1 I became a good day to remember when Kalina Dorothy Weber made her way into the world. She wns horn at <V50 p.m. ;it Si. Mark's Hospital in Sail Lake C'ily. She weighed 7 pounds 2 ounces and was 20 inches long. Kali joins her "furry" brother and sister. Bodie and Sadie. Her proud parents are Brian and Beverly Weber of Heber. To the Hot Pots By Bea Mayes, researcher Park City Museum 'Hirough the years, Midway's hoi pols have always been a favorite destination for Parkiles. As early as 1SS2, The Park Record's Midway correspondent advertised the benefits of the warm springs: "For ages past, these springs have thrown up a lime sediment which has formed a crust around the edges, gradually widening out and rising higher and higher, until now each spring presents the appearance of a small mound of grayish limestone from 40 or 50 feel in height, with a crater-like top from which the water boils up and overflows. Some of these springs are warm and make admirable bathing places, while others are too hot to bear a hand in." Several years later. The Park Record reported, "some 1> or 20 bloods of the Park" had taken a horseback ride over lo the Hot Pots in.Midway, some 12 miles away. (The result of the 24-mile roundtrip was many sore muscles.) By March 1891. S. J. Sehneitter had put up a "fine and spacious two-story brick structure" near the big hot poi. Schneilter's Midway Hot Pol Resort, including a mineral plunge bath and "all the comforts and conveniences of a firsl-class family hotel," opened June 25, 1891. That same season, James H. Crockwcll photographed visitors at a Midway hot pot. In the background, center right, is Schneillcr's two-slory brick hotel and, on (he left, is the mound now known as The Homestead Crater. The ncxl year. Sehneitter advertised his improved Midway Hot Pot Resort with its new bathhouse, comfortable dressing rooms, a fine, large dancing pavilion, new swings and croquet grounds. Parkiles could catch a daily slage lo the hoi pots. Schneitter's brick building, now named Virginia House, is Hie spa at a muchcxpanded Homestead Resort For photos and information about early days at the resort, visit The Homestead Resorl. 700 North Homestead Dr.. Midway. Find oul more about Park City's history -- become a member of the Park City Historical .Society and Museum. For more information on memberships or volunteering, please call 649-7457. Kalina Weber Aunt Cindy Samanlha (lay of Park City is pleased to announce the birth of her nephew. Howard Jeffrey Schroepter. Howard was born Sept. 1. 2004. weighing 6 pounds, 5 ounces and measuring 19 inches. Proud parents are Angela and Jeffrey Schroepler of Salt Lake C'iiv. .1984 « PARK CITY.-MU&EUM VICENNIAL • 2004 Howard and Aunt Cindy BLIND & DRAPERY SALE 75% OFF WOOD BUNDS IV fi_:« 68% OFF HONEYCOMBS vawste--.I.- -.•*?*** • SUNSCREEN SHADES 25% OFF FABRICS • SHUTTERS & DRAPERIES • MOTORIZED WINDOW COVERINGS r, THE COVES' PINI-ST jr.*iU;d in nnc of Park Chy's Premier Iclcntlal runiiiUinilles, this stunning 4 •\ yhdna, 3t-S bach, appnux. *S42 Sq. 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