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Show 1 10(AI AND PERSONAl NOTES I Frank Zimmerman cf Butite is in the city. Dr. Keogh. made" a flying trip to Omaha this week. Mrs. Adams of Pueblo. Colo., is visiting1 vis-iting1 Mrs. Luce of this citv. Mrs. Pope of Chicago was a guest last week of Mrs. O. J. SaHsbury. Hon. David Keith is in New York with his wife and daughters. Arthur H. S. Bird has gone to Montana Mon-tana to inspect some mining property. i Hon J. J. Cusick of American Falls, Ida., came in from New Y'ork Thursday. Architect C. M. Neuhausen is recovering recover-ing from another severe attack of rheumatism. rheu-matism. .T M. Mnrnhv Heereta rv of t he Trtnho state Republican committee, was a Salt Lake visitor this week. Mrs. Bird, nee Miss McCornick, who has been in Europe for the past year, returned to this city the first of the week. Colonel J. S. Kennedy, a recent arrival ar-rival in Salt Lake from Michigan, has gone to Boston to effect a sale of mining min-ing property in Bingham. Hon. Thomas Kearns will soon move his family to Salt Lake from Park City to reside. His mansion on Brigham street will not be completed till next fall. Solon Spim has gome to Cincinnati, where he led his fiancee. Miss Ida Marks to the altar, last Monday. Mr. Spiro and bride will make their home J in Park City. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. McCornick returned re-turned home this week from New Y'ork. Mrs. McCornick has been to Europe visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bird. Hon. George Q. Clark, a prominent lawyer of Butte, was a guest of A. H. Tarbet and Colonel W. G. Benham Thursday.- He went to Tintic on mining min-ing business Friday. Mrs. Kervin. wife of the late Patrick Pat-rick Kervln, who was well known in Utah as foreman of the Ontario mine, and who recently died at his home in Virginia. City, Nev., is now living in Salt Lake City. Father Phil O'Ryan, formerly of the San Francisco Monitor, accompanied by Father Cantwell. lately ordained to the priesthood at Thurles college, Ireland, Ire-land, paid a visit to the cjty and was the guest of Bishop Scania n this week, Mrs. Mary Judge, Miss Kate Judge and Miss Mary Ivens arrived in New I York the first of the week on their homeward journey from Europe. Frank Judge has gone to New York to meet them. They are expected home in a few- days. Hon. Samuel New house has returned to Salt Lake from a prolonged absence in 'Europe and the east. He is now a permanent resident of Utah and will proceed on the lines he has set to develop de-velop the state's rich mineral resources and to invite other capital to follow his lead. W. H. Roney, a building contractor from Chicago, who has secured the contract con-tract to erect the new buildings for the Utah University, will soon be joined by his family. Mr. Roney will probably live in Salt Lake a couple of years, and he may make this place his permanent perma-nent home. 4v E. W. Genter, cashier of the Utah Savings & Trust company, has returned from a trip to New Y'ork, from which place he bid bon voyage to his sons. Theodore and Edward, who recently embarked for Germany. They will take a two years' course at Heidelberg in minjng engineering and metallurgy. The many friends1 of Mrs. Susie Bransford Emery were pleased last week to hear of her marriage in New Y'ork to Mr. Edwin. F. Holmes, a prominent prom-inent Chicago capitalist and a heavy investor in Park City mining properties. The lady has won her way to the hearts'of the people by her large charities chari-ties to churches and other worthy institutions. in-stitutions. Mr. and Mrs, Holmes will be abroad till next fall and then take up their residence in Washington, D. C. |
