| Show S 1 I S ii 1 l 4 3 v park rat Z i A xi im S s park city gets a bit more incura metropolitan every day and Is doing things that rebound zu lo the credit of the city administration and adds to the convenience and betterment ol of the city in general the rear rooms of 0 the park city public library have been fitted up as rest rooms tor for ladies and children who come to park city every day in the week from the country to do shopping visit etc and al this week evans gephart the plumbers installed all the necessary plumbing tor for an up to date metra politan liage comfort station this i was as a much needed convenience for our city notwithstanding the snow and storms of the pasta past few lays days the park city salt lake stage is running regular and making better than schedule time the following local passengers were noticed the past week miss ruth townsend mrs kate savage miss charlotte urle urie mrs frank hurlbut mr and mrs mansfield ld mrs guy horton miss sybil workman mrs G mckay charles conlon miss winnie jen miss mima macdonald fred thompson mrs airs J mckenzie miss fannie urie miss murray mrs A A pike mrs airs B D H beveridge mrs F bradley charles james henry spriggs S pr miss dunn mrs daum baum miss s isabelle duck buck mrs ed paxton mrs male maie miss alias tuggle john rugar A H addy harold and mr and mrs P M decker last saturday the record received from the postmaster at the soldiers home california a regulation card caird ordering the paper addressed toi to tom masters stopped with the word deceased decease cb under the reasons tor for the stopping ot of the record no word has been received regarding the passing away of this old time park 1 ite but it is presumed that death resulted from genral debility tom to M masters was 83 years of age in IS 1880 80 he came from bingham where he be was engaged in a combination furniture store and saloon and opened a saloon in the cavole near the ontario dugway footbridge where for many months he did a ous business and tor for nearly forte fort years was a familiar figure in park city for a time his wife and daughter made their home in this city but because of domestic trouble his family left him toi td make their home in the east later his daughter became boulte prominent in theatrical work lie he was a veteran of the civil war pod ond in november 1918 went from here to the soldiers home homa railways keeping in touch with park city by the perusal of the park record |
